Will Hot Quit Campaigning
Colonel Theodore Dorey arrived in Pittsburgh this morning to deliver an important address after returning from South American travel. He refused to discuss politics but hinted at a possible statement on his return and was noted for preparing to attack Wilson and the Penrose faction within the Republican camp.
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Ener. News Service
New York
Spa
Theodore Dorey
Pittsbur
Junore
Wilson
Penrose
Republican Party
Spielberger Announces Bug Sale On Men’s Suits
Spielberger promotes a summer sale on men’s suits with fashion focus and discounts aimed at attracting shoppers. The notice hints at a storewide event with unusual marketing language and limited details.
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Spielberger
Police court fines speeders as warnings finally bite
Decatur police court fined a second speeder two dollars and sixty cents after prior notice that speed law violators would be enforced. The force continues to pursue violators, with more arrests expected.
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Decatur
Two New Streets Near Completion In Decatur
The W avenue and Ninth street paving contract by T W M Leftwich Company nears finish. Riverview street will open toward the river, easing access for city dock traffic. Ninth street will connect the pike with Decatur.
Turmoil in Vienna after Archduke Assassination
Intense feeling grips Vienna over the Archduke Ferdinand murder. The radical military party demands punitive action against Serbia despite mourning in Serbia and Austrian warnings of punishment for all involved. Powerful interests push to name Maximilian, 11, as heir, risking a political clash with Emperor Joseph.
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International News Service
Vienna
Archduke Ferdinand
Servia
Maximillian
Joseph
Schuster's Big Musical Revue at the Masonic
Milton Schuster and his company drew loud ovations at the Masonic Theatre last night as the quick, snappy show provoked constant laughter. The company earned praise for its performance and promises a strong next bill with The Duke of Scandinavia. Tomorrow the same company opens at the Central Park Airdome.
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Milton Schuster
Masonic Theatre
Schuster
Oaks Bill
Scandanavia
France
Central Park Airdome
Plague Fight Leads Dr Blues to New Orleans Quarantine
Dr Rupert Blues surgeon general of the United States Health board left Washington for New Orleans to head the campaign against bubonic plague. He ordered all ships quarantined in New Orleans and plans to exterminate every rat in the city to curb spread.
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International News Service
Washingon
Rupert Blues
United States Health Board
New Orleans
Blue
American Heiress Weds European Noble Tonight in Paris
Paris June 30 Miss Stallo of Cincinnati married Prince Francesco Rospignosi after a civil ceremony. Father McMillan presided as the couple announced the union following the civil service.
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International News Service
Paris
Miss Stallo of
Cincinnatti
Francesco Rospignosi
Father McMillan
Stallo
Gustin Sentenced to Road Camp for Prohibition Violation
J. Y. Gustin, convicted of violating the prohibition laws, was sent to the county road camp to begin a six months suspended sentence. The old suspended sentence was activated when Gustin appeared in court and was ordered to the road by Judge Wert.
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J. Y. Gustin
Gustin
Wert
Post Office Changes In N. D. and New Appointments
G Gentry has resigned as assistant postmaster in New atar after 18 months and is reassigned to the Malling division. A K Jolly becomes assistant postmaster, praised as a capable official. Washington considers two daily mounted deliveries to Moulton Heights and Austinville due to growing business activity. Lettie Johnson becomes a regular post office clerk, adding to local staff.
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G. Gentry
Newatar
Malling
A. K. Jolly
Jolly
New
Atore
Dillehay
Washington
Moulton Heights
Austinville
Lettie Johnson
W. F. Johnson
Knowing Christ theme of Rev Caleb Ridley at Central Baptist
Dr Ridley presented Knowing Christ as the theme at Central Baptist Church last night citing Paul and Peter to show knowledge of Christ in resurrection suffering and love. He urged conformity to Christ through love as central to the new life preached by the Atlanta evangelist and noted an inspiring choir service.
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Christ
God
Peter
Chist
Atlanta
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Summer Sale Announced
Cook Bros furniture 60 advertises a summer sale of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. Poor cabinet orders last spring led the company to offer the first in history easy payment plans through local agents Cook Bros to boost sales. Read the ad and visit tomorrow.
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Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Company
Hoosier Company
Cook Bros
Veterans Call 10 Get Their Pensions
Veterans urged by Judge Skeggs to claim warrants at the Judge of Probate's office. Those who have not yet received their pensions were asked to call immediately to obtain their money.
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Judge of Probate
Skeggs
Missionary Society Social at Degatur First Methodist
Undeterred by the sun the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church Degatur met Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the church. Mrs Trimble led the devotional. Miss Louise Robinson spoke on Mormon Religion. Mrs W G Batley gave an acting selection. Miss Fannie Peeg entertained with Lannie Ann's. Mesdames Ramage Pointer Casselis and Pearson attended.
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The
Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Trimble
Louise Robinson
W. G. Batley
Fannie Peeg
Lannie Ann'ses
Ramage
Pointer
Casselis
Pearson
Local Weddings Announced in Athens Area News
Marriages reported include Robert Yarbrough to Annie Guschke of Moulton Heights with Squire T J Newsom officiating. Another ceremony linked Elmore of Athens to Iole McBay of New Decatur with home reception planned for the couple.
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Robert Yarbrough
Annie Guschke
Roth
Moulton Heights
Squire T. J. New
No Hopefulness in Mexican Situation Today
Washington reports mediation near adjournment as Villa and Carranza split widens. Mexicans reject U S peace plans at Niagara Falls and El Imparcial claims U S aid to rebels. British subjects flee to Vera Cruz amid unrest and coal shortages threaten trains.
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International News Service
Washington
Mexico City
Tampico
Villa
Carranza
Lionel Carden
Great Britain
Mexico
Niagara Falls
el Imparcial
New York
United States
Lionel Carden Edvice
Vera Crus
Denials Filed Over Bonds Sold by Nicaraguan Railways
Washington June 30 denials were filed with the foreign relations committee by Brown Bros and Seligman Bros that they ever bought bonds wrongly from the Nicaraguan government related to the Nicaraguan National Railways.
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International News Service
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Brown, Bros. and Selig- Man Bros
Nicaraguan National Railways
Mrs Fannie FE Smith Dies at Home
Mrs. Fannie FE Smith died last night at 1112 Fifth Avenue. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock at the First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev W W N Sholl.
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Fannie FE. Smith
Fifth, Avenue
First Presbyterian
Www
N Sholl
United States Express Company Goes Out of Business
After 60 years of service the United States Express Company will end operations at midnight. President Roberts announced all contracts have been transferred to other firms. No cause given, but profits were hurt by the parcel post system.
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International News Service
New York
United States Express Company
Roberts
United States
Senate urged to hold night sessions to ease calendar
Washington June 30 Major ity Leader Kern urged evening sessions to relieve the congested calendar. He said the Senate should hold one or two night sessions weekly for business. Senator Briscoe objected noting there is little chance to adjourn before September and Durden faces extra work in the heat.
Fire ruins at Salem as rescuers search for bodies
Salem Massachusetts reports more than 225 missing after last week's disaster. Rescue teams search the fire ruins for victims, with many believed to have perished in the flames and not notified families.
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Salem
Skeggs Honored by Decatur Friends in North Alabama
A large Decatur gathering saluted Henry A. Skeggs for decades of service to the community. Rev School opened with prayer, Judge E B Almon closed the evening with remarks on Tennessee Valley progress and Decatur prospects. The hospitality of Hotel Lyons completed a memorable tribute to a faithful public servant.
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North
Alabama
Henry A. Skeggs
E. B. Almon
Eighth District
Skeggs
Judge Almon
Tennessee Valley
Decaturs
Chamber of Commerce
United States Marshal
North Alabama
Henry A. Skegges
Hotel
Lyons
Central Park opening marks growth for Decaturs
The debut of Central Park signals growth as Decatur plans ongoing features. Promoters aim a cabaret style pavilion with airdome, gardenlike canvas roof, and ice cream parlor, plus summer shows and park use for local baseball. Big Fourth of July celebration and a North Alabama Fair autumn event are planned.
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Central Park
Alabama
Airdome
Suffragettes March on White House for Constitutional Amendment
A mile long line of women marched from the Public Library to the White House seeking President Wilson's endorsement of the suffrage constitutional amendment. The demonstrators presented the Josansen plan adopted at the Chicago convention. The event was not under club women but included many senators and representative wives.
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International News Service
Washington
Public Library
White House
Wilson
Prident
Chicago
State Superintendent Feagin Holds Decatur Conference
State Superintendent Win Feagin of Montgomery meets with county superintendents in Decatur in the courthouse commissioners room. He says Alabama is divided into 10 districts and this is the last district visited. attendees include J C Tidwell Morgan County M K Clemmons Lauderdale BOR Butler Madison Joe Walker Colbert D W Smith Cullman W S Dilt Lawrence and C Brewton Jackson counties.
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Feagin
Decaturs
North Alabama
Lassen
Montgomery
J. C. Tidwell
Morgan County
M. K. Clemmons
Lauderdale County
BOR
Butler
Madison ‘County
Joe Walker
Colbert County
D.W. Smith
Cullman County
Dilt
Lawrence County
C. Brewton
Jackson County
Democratic Aera
Fearn
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M. E. Church
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Stamford
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