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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
2
Manager announces rates by carrier and mail for one week one month three six and twelve months. Readers urged to report any missed or late delivery by calling Albany number 46 and to inform the paper for any corrections or tributes.
A discussion traces efforts for arbitration of national differences led by Taft Roosevelt supporters, with labor leaders and business groups urging open publicity in wage talks. The piece notes strikes and the push for bi partisan committees to settle disputes, echoing Tarbell and Wilson on peace and a league of nations.
The column surveys the push for universal peace, mentions Mary Pickford’s divorce tale before a Nevada judge, and notes no clear successor named for Bankhead. It adds remarks on cucumber sourcing, Germany’s wartime stance, Russia’s red menace, and local theater notices.
Paid political notices announce multiple candidates for Tax Collector of Morgan County in the Democratic primary. Names include Crow, Roper, Hamilton, Forman, Robinson, Ransom, and Drinkard, each soliciting votes and influence.
Bank balance sheet figures dated December 31 1919 show assets totaling 6 182 341 04 dollars with liabilities and capital accounting. Net income and reserves appear as 5 773 059 14 and 2 210 115 45 respectively with additional figures of 3 647 214 10 and 5 182 341 04 listed.
A fragment announces candidates for tax assessor in the Democratic primary. The text mentions Thomas H. Gunn and Herman Oy Troup as nominees and notes authorization for their campaign actions and support. The excerpt reflects party primary procedures and endorsements.
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