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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
4
Senate records indicate on March 8 the nomination of Benson to the United States Shipping Board. The action follows a confirmation process and places Benson in a key regulatory role overseeing maritime affairs.
A report from Swift & Co outlines a broad employee stock plan for 1920. It states the company has set aside stock to be issued to workers and cites a 20 percent annual earning rate for shares. More than 13 000 employees have subscribed, bringing total holders of record to 23 000 as the year closes.
A historic overview of chiropractic claims describing inborn intelligence and nerve function as the basis of health. The article outlines how spinal misalignment from vertebrae pressure affects organs and nerves, asserting that correcting the spine restores health and life energy. It ends with a call to visit the doctor’s office for consultation.
You can get waited on now at the treace Barber Shop opposite Post Office. Two new barbers have entered, prices posted for shave and haircut. B. F. FISHER. Rat
Mary Ballard formerly with the Morgan County Abstract Company resigns to open stenographic offices in December. She will teach shorthand and several students have already enrolled.
Illinois prepared to file at Springfield the presidential candidacy petition of Governor Edwards of New Jersey. The petition bears 12,000 names.
A Rome dispatch via Central News says Milan anarchists captured many industrial establishments and proclaimed a soviet. The report notes turmoil and claims in the wake of the unrest.
Executive officials of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers arrived in Chicago to discuss the strike voted two weeks ago and postponed at the request of President Wilson.
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