Secretary of State Warns on Automobile Taxes
The Secretary of State appoints BE Wallace as back tax commissioner to collect auto taxes immediately. Citizens are urged to contact him to avoid penalties, and he will provide blanks and numbers upon request.
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Secretary of State
BE. P. Wallace
Wallace
Can't Keep It Secret About Chamberlain Tablets
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver trouble. Claims daily wide knowledge and urges purchase from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Personal notices from Decatur area residents
C K Lide Jr expected home today Tesha does C C Robinson returned from Montgomery J M Roteler improving at Mrs Robinsons home Ian CK Lide Jr returned from Huntsville will travel to Florida and Georgia for business Eric Chas B Layman of Flint in city Capt J A Wales able to assist Salvation Army Judge Speake recovered T L Austin of Montgomery in Decaturs K G McDonald of Sheffield visited T D Pickens of Gurley in city W E James of Cullman in Decaturs C E B Edwards Huntsville visitor W B Hamlin Town Creek visitor Sam Hall Jr Town Creek today Congressman-elect Howard B Almon in Decaturs BK L Sutherline of Gadsden here yesterday J S Acker of Decatur back from Chattanooga J B Gailey Lock 6 here for Gailey Branum wedding.
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Ian CK. Lide, Jr
Huntsville
Florida
Georgia
Business Eric
Two Sinner and the Road to Mercy Exchange
A poem recalls a prodigal man who reforms and is greeted by church and world, while a fallen maiden seeks forgiveness and faces harsh judgment. It contrasts male and female fates, noting mercy for the sinner and the double standard that stones the woman.
Stegall Wins Majority In District Returns
Returns from all counties show Henry B. Stegall of Ozark with a majority of votes for the long term. W. O. Walky of Geneva and Frazier follow, with Judge Evans believed to carry several counties by small margins.
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Stegall
International News
Montgomery
Henry B. Stegall
Ozark
Congréss
Walky
Geneva
Bufaula
Frazier
Judge Evans
Lée
When you leave town let the Do ctors follow you
A fragmented line from a column or notice mentions doctors and travel, hinting at medical guidance or branding, but the readable portion lacks a clear event or report. The snippet suggests a travel or health advisory style, though specifics are absent.
Poetic reflections and social notes from a Alabama page
A collage of quotations on art and life followed by local society items. The page notes weddings in Huntsville and a Gailey Branum marriage, visits by Birmingham residents, and civic events including an ice cream supper at St. Ann's.
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ST. Ann’s
Barriers Planned for Citywide Rat Campaign
New Orleans reports a vigorous plan to eradicate rats. An outbreak of bubonic plague has caused the quarantine of inmates. two men are dead and twentyfive inmates at the institution are quarantined. Concrete barriers will enclose four city blocks and shift to cover part of Newegal Street.
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International News Service
New Orleans
Newegal
Pretty Girl Wife Takes Poison in Jail
Mrs. J. H. Robinson, wife of a Selma businessman, swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets in Northside jail after a lobby dispute with an unknown man. A messenger smuggled the tablets to her. an antidote was later given and she began to recover.
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International News Service
Birmingham
J. H. Robinson
Selma
Northside
Hilman Hospital
Robinson
Windsor Hotel
Member Posse Shooting Ends Tragedy in Shaw
In Shaw Mississippi on June 30 Fred Young a posse member hunting a negro murderer shot and killed James Jolly another posse member mistaking him for the quarry Authorities report the community is armed and interior cities note that negroes are arming themselves to protect the suspected murderer
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International News Service
Shaw
Miss
Fred Young
James Jolly
Suffragettes Resume Arson Squad Activities
The suffragettes arson squad renewed attacks in South London causing up to 100000 dollars in damage. Two militants forced entry to Premier Asquith's official residence seeking justice for women. servants intervened and the pair were arrested.
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International News’ Service
London
Asquith
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J. A. Wales
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Decaturs
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Town Creek
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Troy
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Caddo
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al W. Filson
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Ory & Cohen
New Decatur, Alabama
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