Land Company Case Affirmed In Supreme Court Decision
The city of Albany and R. E. Spragins, successors to the Decatur Land Company, won in the supreme court this afternoon as land company purchasers. Telegraphic advices received by The Birmingham News from Montgomery confirm the ruling. Other Morgen Comix decisions include F. E. Wea Pabassah versus Kate M. Hill with rehearing overruled.
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City of
Albany
R. E. Spragins
Decatur Land Company
Wag
Supreme Court
Land Company
Dang .Rom
Montgomery
Morgen Comix
F.E. i Wea Pabassah
Cacao National Council
Kate M. Hill
Cotton Market Opens Lower on Liquidation in New York
The cotton market opened 13 to 21 points lower due to commission house liquidation amid favorable weather and poor cables. The market then traded heavy with a net decline around 22 points.
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New York
Commission House
Vaughn Quartet to Perform at Tabernacle Tonight
Advertisement invites readers to a Vaughn Quartet concert at the Tabernacle tonight at eight with no admission charge and promises enjoyment for all attendees.
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Vaughn
the Tabernacle
Gadsden School Leader Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash
Prof W C Griggs superintendent of Gadsden public schools and a Howard College summer faculty member in Birmingham escaped serious injury when his car collided with an east bound Tidewater vehicle. Initial reports claimed multiple fractures but exams found only bruises and general shaking. he appeared to receive an ovation at the college dining hall.
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International News Service
Birmingham
W. C. Griggs
Gadsden
Howard College
Griggs
Grigg
Anniston Judge Drowns In Cold Water Creek
Judge Charles Crier prominent Anniston citizen drowned while swimming in Cold-Water creek. He went with friend J. G. Henry for an evening dip and was believed to have cramps. The body was recovered and brought to Anniston this morning.
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Anniston
Charles Crier
Governor appoints Opie Gamble probate judge in Winston County
Governor Kilby named Opie Gamble of Dolmiat as Winston County probate judge, replacing John J. Curtig who was removed by the supreme court two weeks earlier. The move marks the county’s first probate judge appointment in many years.
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Gamble J Montgomery
Ala
Winston County
Kilby
Opie Gamble
Dolmiat
John
Curtig
Supreme Court
Nerve Pressure Cited as Cause for Disease
The advertisement asserts nerve pressure triggers disease and promotes consults with chiropractor M. B. Wooton in Albany. It claims only a qualified chiropractor can adjust the spine to relieve nerve pressure and potential disease, offering the Eyster Building contact and a phone number.
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Tewik
M.B. Wooton
Eyster
Albany
Rosson Reappointed to Alabama Public Accountancy Board
Montgomery June 30 Special George Thoneen of Mobile was reappointed by Governor Kilby to the state board of public accountancy. His term runs to March 1926. Rosson has served on the board since its 1919 creation.
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Name Rosson
Montgomery
Ala
George T.honeen
Mobile
State Board of Public Accountancy
Kilby
Rosson
Lectures Begin as Dr. Smith Plans Auburn Series
Professor Zebulon Judd announces that Dr. Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee University will start four lectures in Auburn on Sunday evening July 2. The talks run for one week with two per day at ten in the morning and seven thirty at night. A July 4 oration will conclude the series during the town celebration.
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Auburn
Ala
Zebulon Judd
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Terrace Court
Memorial to Alabama soldiers to raze buildings across capitol
Buildings on the lot opposite the Alabama capitol, soon to host the state memorial for World War soldiers and sailors, will be razed at once to beautify the grounds, announced today by Mrs. Marie B. Owen secretary of the memorial commission.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Capitol
Alabama
Marie B. Owen
Barvia! Game Sparks Quieting Interlude
A tense moment during a Barvia! game sees a young man shouting disruptively. Observer Imtle Bob confronts him and advises that he would sound better if he wept instead.
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Imtle Bob
Dont fail to hear tette at the Tabernaclem
Unclear text suggests a public event at a Tabernacle with no admin fee noted. No definite names, date, or location recoverable.
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Tette
Tabernacle
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AY Warngt
IMA
Prof
Thea
Monuy
Teo
Besyaua
Valier
Waliers 7Hour Whee & Spight Co
Decatur
Acton Cahaba
Larro Dairy Feed
Albany Grain and Coal CO
Victrola With
McGehee Furniture
Cook Brothers Furniture CO
Credit
Dillehay, Putnam & Company
Abel Brothers Plumbing and Heating
Dillehay Bros. Drugs
Second Avenue
Odom Shoe Company
Shoes of Quality
Jo BE. Black
Eubanks & Norton Meat Market
Wilder & Ezell Gentlemen’s Furnishings
Wheeler Park
Alabamas
Cig
Grant ST
2Nd Ave
Johnson Ridg
Real Ate
Insurance
F. P. Pettey
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