Rev Herbert Walker Discusses Anti Cigarette Crusade in Oklahoma
Rev Herbert L Walker secretary of the Anti Cigarette League of America spoke at Rev J P Cottons church and later traveled to Madison County for a speaking engagement. He gained a reputation from anti saloon work in Ardmore and Oklahoma where he edited The Cavaliers and The Cost of the Saloon and later led anti liquor efforts in Texas before joining the National League as secretary January 1 1917.
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Herbert L.walker
Anti-Cigarette League of America
J. P. Cotton
Iat
Madison
Madison County
Rev Walker
Ardmore
Ohio
Indian Territory
Cavalier
Oklahoma
Walke
Walker
Brether Walker
Texas
Congress
American Federation of Labor
National League
Alabama
Reverend EB L Gray Called to Westminster Church
After services at Westminster Presbyterian Church a congregational meeting extended a call to Rev. EB L Gray of Trenton Tennessee to the pastorate. He preached there yesterday and is likely to accept with a possible charge starting April 1.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
EB. L. Gray
Trentor
Tenn
Gray
Five Prisoners Sent to Cullman County Jail
Sheriff McCulloch received six prisoners for safe keeping from Gullman Go. Names listed include John Patterson, Clyde Patterson, Alfred Brindley, Tal Turner and George James. Four of the five are jailed on murder charges.
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Gullman
John Patteron
Clyde Patterson
Alfred Brindley
Tal Turner
George James
Manhood Called For In Sermon At Y M C A
Rev. K I Walston urged a large crowd at the YMCA Sunday service to pursue colossal manhood and high moral standards. He outlined four key traits including decisive, principled living, courage, follow up, and perseverance amid leadership.
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K. I. Walston
Cook
Cheracwr
Daniel
Moses
Egypt
Paul
Ephesus
Death's River
Twell
Peake
Sunday School Association
Song Service
J. P. Cotton
Clara Wothington
Paving of Moulton Street Completed by Local Firm
The New Decatur City Council meets at 7 30 tonight to discuss shifting meetings to the afternoon. This morning council members inspected paving on Moulton Street finished by Southern Asphalt and Construction Company.
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New Decatur City
Moulton Street
Southern Asphalt and Construction Company
Texas Rangers Retrieve Rancher's Body From Mexico
Texas Rangers aided by friends disinterred Clemente Vergara, a Texas ranchman executed in Hidalgo, Mexico, and brought his body to Texas. Governor Colquitt avoided commenting on an alleged invasion as investigations by U S and Mexican authorities continued into his death and the missing man.
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Deceaturs
Austin
Texas
Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
Mexico
Clemente Vegare
Colquitt
State Department
Rio
United States
Garrett
Netivo Laredo
Hidalgo
Vergara
Alvarez
Piedras Negras
Blocker
Vergata
Rodriguez
Texas Rangers Recover Body of Vergara Across Border
Texas Rangers crossed into Mexico to retrieve Clemente Vergara’s mutilated body from Hidalgo cemetery near the border. Authorities say the recovery avoided international trouble by using official permission granted to U S Consul Alonzo Garrett but not used to obtain the body.
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Laredo
Texas
Texas Rangers
Ina
Mexico
Clemente Vegara
Hidalgo
United States
Alonzo Garrett
Nuevo Laredo
Vergara
Verara
Inspector Decides On Location For Federal Building Site
Hon H A Skeggs reports Inspector Holiday has recommended purchasing the Robinson stable lot at Bank and Cherry Streets for 6500 dollars. Skeggs hopes no opposition, noting convenience for both cities, though many favor a site near the courthouse.
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H. A. Skeggs
Washington
Inspector Holiday
Federal
Robinson
Bank and
Cherry Streets
Skeggs
Court House
Alexander the Great beer ad urges taking no chances
In Newark Evening News excerpts from January 24 and 28 advertise clever beer ads quoting Alexander the Great. The copy mocks drinking with lines about conquering the world before thirty two and urges readers to avoid chances, attributed to the Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Alexander -the Great
Hances
Alexander
Gréat
Alexander the Great
Chances, Anti-Saloon League OF
New Jersey
Quo Vadis Thrills Capacity audience at Masonic Theater
A capacity crowd at the Masonic Theater witnessed Geo. Kleime's photo drama Quo Vadis yesterday. The show, praised as magnificent and educational, drew moderate admission and featured a 5 piece orchestra with a local music program performed yesterday and scheduled again today.
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Geo. Kleime
Masonic Theater
Redeemer
Messie
S. Gavotte
Bernice
Norma
Lord God of Abraham
Elijah
Masonic Meeting at New Decatur Lodge Tonight
The New Decatur Masonic Lodge calls a 7 30 p m meeting to perform entered apprentice degree work.
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New Decatur
Election notice calls May 11 poll for Senate vacancy
Sheriff McCulloch reports a formal notice from Governor Emmet O'Neal to hold an election on May 11 to choose a successor to the late Senator Johnston. The move aims to fill the vacant U S Senate seat and follows the governor's directive.
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Sheriff McCulloch
Emmet O'Neal
Johnston
Riddle Speaks At Law and Equity Court Session
The Law and Equity Court convened with jurors and witnesses present. The morning docket was sounded and juries drawn for the week. J. H. Riddle, candidate for attorney general, spoke to a sizable crowd and was warmly applauded before Judge Wert adjourned in courtesy.
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J. H. Riddle
Law and Equity Court
Marion editor Greer seeks state secretary post
Chas Greer of Marion candidate for secretary of state visited today. He edits the Marion Standard and enjoys broad professional support for his long career in the business.
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Chas. Greer
Marion
Greer
J B Brown Camps with Friends in Cullman County
J B Brown, candidate for judge of the petite court of Cullman County, was in town shaking hands with friends and supporters.
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J. B. Brown
Tor
Petit Court
Cullman County
Birley House School Turns Grounds Into Miniature Colony
Washington reports the Birley House School in England uses open air space to turn pupils into captains of industry. Students prospect for minerals, run a labor exchange, dig shafts, build a miniature railway, plan factories and merchant marine roles while farming a six field garden and constructing outbuildings around a thatched homestead.
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Washington
Birley House
England
United States Bureau of Education
Debate on Mexican situation to open session in Senate
Administration aims to bar discussion but a general floor debate is expected in an open session. Serato of New Mexico plans to speak and attack Wilson's waiting policy while Senator Shively of Indiana defends the administration line. Evidence about notes found with Mary Phagan's body, linked to Leo M. Frank's office, was released by his attorneys.
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Serato
New Mexico
Wilson
Shively
Indiana
Adinistration
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Diplomacy drive fuels canal tolls settlement effort
An ambitious U S diplomacy plan aims to adjust international relations early as officials from the United States District Attorney office in New York and the Department of Justice prepare to confer this week on the Metropolitan Tobacco Company stance. Mor gan and Company profits from handling New Haven Railroad finances amount to 360 266 over 20 years per a statement to Howard Elliott. Suffragists clash with London police in Trafalgar Square with Sylvia Pankhurst arrested for the sixth time. Theoppe region remains quiet after the Congressional Strike Investigating Committee left Chicago where hearings will resume. A British American pecuniary claims arbitration board meets in Washington to tackle 26 claims totaling 1 000 000.
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United States District Attorney
Marshall
New York
Department of Justice
Department
Metropolitan Tobacco Company of
J. P. Morgan and Company
New Haven Railroad
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Vanderbilt services to be held in Washington today
Funeral services for George W. Vanderbilt will occur in Washington before interment in Staten Island New York. The remains will then be transported to the burial site in Staten Island for final rites.
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Eorge W. Vanderbilt
Washington
Staten Island
N. Y
Prize Winners in Garnett Popularity Contest
The Garnett popularity contest closed Saturday night with Miss Lassie Masterson winning first prize a handsome trunk and Miss Nina Forbes taking second prize a traveling bag. The sale has been extended until the sixteenth of this month.
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Garnett
Lassie Masterson
Nina Forbes
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