Republicans Plan Final Effort on Peace Treaty
Republican leaders announce a final bid to salvage the peace treaty with reservations on Article 10. Senator Wilson joins Kellogg and Hale to craft a compromise offer after President Wilson signals unreserved acceptance. The Senate previously passed a bi partisan armament amendment by 49 to 27 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrington
Mar Service
Senate
Hitchcock
Wilson
Indiana
Kellogg
Hale
Senatore
Elihu ‘Root
Orde ‘Tion
Ing. New
Tenth Lodge
Council of League of Nations
United States
Congress
U. S
Council
U.S
Eleventh Lodge
Labor 10 Probe Lives of Solons
Congressmen and congressional hopefuls will be scientifically investigated by railroad unions. The Plumb Plan league announced a blacklist will be kept and a card index created for every member of Congress and candidate using the scarch index system of the National Woman's Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Congress
Plumb Plan League
National Woman's Party
Political Crisis Follows Italian Premier Conference
A dispatch from Rome reports a political crisis after Premier Nitti’s ministerial conference. It is expected the cabinet will be reconstructed to include clerical party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nitti
Italy
Rome
Car Load of Stepens Cars Arrives Today
The North Alabama Auto & Accessory Co announces the arrival of a new car load. The shipment signals inventory expansion and broader offerings for customers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Alabama Auto & Accessory Co
Cars Collide at Deaths Corner. Pole Falls In
Henry Monk of Fairview and Mr Hatchett collided at Grant street and Fourth avenue known as Deaths Corner. Hatchett’s Buick struck a light pole, splitting it and darkening Central Albany. Both drivers escaped injury though Hatchett’s car and windshield were damaged. Monk’s front wheel shattered and his young son in the car was unharmed. The Hatchett car belonged to Morrison of the Decatur Brick company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Monk
Fairview
Hatchett
Ihe
Grant Street
Fourth Avenue
Monk
Albany
Morrison
Decatur Brick Company
Indians Plan Heap Good Time at Morgan Kiwanis Event
The Morgan Kiwanis club plans a community evening with the local camp of braves invited to a Good Feed at the Avons at 8:80. A rallying cry urges attendees to prepare supplies and join when the signal sounds to engage Huntsville Indians in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan, Kiwanis Club
Braves
Huntsville Indians
Avons
Broddé~Stoy Big
Morgan Organization
French Skeptical of German Poverty Inflation
The supreme council withheld its manifesto on German relief after France doubted the extent of German economic collapse. The Daily Telegraph reports allies are revising the memorandum to align with French wishes.
Auto Show Advertising Matter Ready for Distribution
Advertising matter for the April Automobile show prepared by Merchants is complete and ready. Merchants are asked to call at The Daily office to obtain their distribution allotment.
Malone Brothers Open New Produce House on Bank Street
Malone Brothers of Pulaski Tennessee open a new produce house at 314 Bank Street. The firm will buy and sell country produce with E J Malone as manager of the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
Malone Brothers
Pulaski, Tenn
E. J. Malone
Sunday School Conference Draws Leaders at Decatur
Miss Freda Rose leads the Young People's Work with Dr O E Patterson limiting lectures due to influenza. Leon C Palmer and Miss Ethel Bean headline talks while certificates honor attendees at the three day First Methodist Church gathering in Decatur with no fees charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons Hotel
State Sunday School Association
Leon C. Palmer
First Methodist Church
Decatur
Tomie
Freda Rose
Montgomery
O. E. Patterson
Hn Be
Ethel Bean
Palmer
Miss Bean
Beloved Woman Called Home
Mrs. B. L. Coyie aged 70 died at Huntsville on Sunday after a brief illness. She lived many years near Huntsville and was beloved by a large circle of friends. Survived by husband and nine children: J. S. Coyle Dallas Texas Ben Coyle Mississippi J. W. Coyle Cocoa Florida Lee Coyle Huntsville M J A Coyle Albany Alabama Mrs J M Phillips Huntsville Mrs J D Bush Albany Alabama Lucy and Inez Coyle Huntsville. Funeral services were held at 11 this morning in Huntsville with many friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Coyie
Huntsville
J. S. Coyle
Dallas
Texas
Ben Coyle
Mississippi
J. W. Coyle
Cocoa Fla
Lee Coyle
Ala
M. J
A. ©. Coyle
Albany
J. M. Phillips
J. D. Bush
Lucy and
Inez Coyle
Bertimaske Shocks Tuscany Dispatch from Rome Reports
A Rome dispatch from the International News Service states Bertimaske sent shockwaves through Tuscany today as events unfolded, with details sparse and no immediate confirmation available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Tuscany
Italy
Anto
Rome
Liquor Reform Surges as Political Issue in 1932 Conventions
A nation wide liquor revolt heats up with wets and drys predicting a crisis at June conventions. Leaders adopt a hands off stance while a major battle over prohibition is seen at the Democratic and Republican gatherings. Bryan focuses on the ferment to influence platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Francisco
Jennings Bryan
Open Registration Books Five Full Days in Morgan County
Registrar McCulloch announces Morgan County registration books will stay open for five days, through Thursday, to let more citizens register and obtain certificates for the spring elections. A large Monday turnout and many already registered await affidavit processing, with a final opportunity to qualify before election day.
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Morgan County
McCulloch
MecCullouch
Gilehy
Culloch
MccCulloch
Hursday
McZulloch
Commissioners Court
Register Gilchrist
Auto Show Campaign Promises Largest Southern Display
Merchants plan a big Auto Show and Merchants Carnival from April 3 to 10 at Malone Coal Grain and Motor Co garage. B L Malone travels between Lansing and Detroit to secure a top line of show autos and Albany preparations aim for an outstanding, entertaining exhibit. B A Turner leads extensive decorating and staff work to transform the show rooms into a grand display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone Coal, Grain and Motor Co
Alabama
South
B. L. Malone
Lansing
Detroit
Mich
Albany
B. A. Turner Bogan
Black man faces gallows in Birmingham case
Will Stover, a Black man once living in the area, faces execution after a Birmingham incident flagged by state authorities. He was tied to a fatal robbery and assault on a Black man near Birmingham. Stover was convicted and condemned. his accomplice received a life sentence and reportedly escaped.
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Will Stover
Birmingham
Kilby
Stover
Are Maidens Bashful Leap Year Fails to Aid Marriages
In Morgan County court Dr. W J Wood won a case against Estella Sykes over a diamond engagement ring valued at 125. A Christmas gift claim and a love note were presented. February 1919 saw 18 marriage licenses. February 1920 rose to 100, with black couples increasing from 10 to 21 licenses.
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Roy Octavus Cohen
W. J. Wood
Estella Sykes
Ase
Morgan County
Cupid
Morgan
Bowling Arrested at Hartsel le by Federal Officers
M P Bowling was arrested at Hart selle and taken to Birmingham by special agent Frank J Davis on charges of conspiring and making a false entry in the books of the Fourth and First National Bank in Nashville Tennessee. The warrant alleges Bowling aided and abetted ledger clerk F H Compton to injure and defraud the bank on March 18 1919 before fleeing to Hart selle Alabama.
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M.P. Bowling
Hartselle
Birmingham
Frank J. Davis
Fourth
First National Bank
Nashville
William F. Parrell
Department of
Bowling
F. H. Compton
Fourth and
Tenn
Ala
Tractor Demonstration Set for Thursday at Pepper Farm
A practical tractor demonstration focusing on farm life will be held Thursday at the Pepper farm near Albany Austinville corporation line. The event starts at 11 am with about ten tractor types entered. Lunch will be served at noon and farmers are especially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Farm
Corporation
Albany
Austinville
Seven epileptics burned as fire damages Ohio hospital
Gallipolis Ohio reports seven epileptics burned in a hospital fire that damaged the male ward at the Sky Hospital. Two remain in critical condition. The cause of the blaze is unknown and investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational News Service
Gallipolis
Ohio
Skys Hospital
Barker Calls Off Laborers Strike
Washington March 9 Allen Barker president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers announced the union will not strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Allen Barker
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad
Greene Speaker at S. S. Meeting
J B Greene longtime superintendent of Opelika First Methodist Sunday School outlined his new role as Alabama Sunday School Association field secretary. He highlighted the school’s high attendance and discussed topics include religious education and the superintendent’s duties at the Decatur institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Greene
First Methodist Sunday School
Opelika
Decature
First Methodist Church
Greene
Alabama Sunday School Association
Decatur
South
Ieass
Huge ships to awe Turks in Turkish waters
Advices from Tunis report Britain dispatching a powerful fleet into Turkish waters. Included are the battle flagship Queen Elizabeth and several dreadnoughts that saw action at the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
INDON
Great Britain
Turkish
Tunis
Elizabeth
Dardenelles
Rev Walker to Deliver Address in Estacio City
Pastor Rev Walker of the South Estacio church will give an address in Estacio City. The event centers on community faith and local outreach activities with attendance open to residents.
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Walker
Rev. Walker
South
Estacio
Comer Declines Candidacy in Special Senate Election
Birmingham March 8 Senator B B Comer will not seek the special election to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Bankhead. He announced he would resign to Washington after a visit to Mill Haven Georgia and take oath in Washington Monday. Ray Rushton and four others filed declarations to run for governor Emmett O Nea’s seat, making Rushton the fifth aspirant in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News+Service
Birmingham
B. B. Comer
Bankhead
Senator Comer
Washington
Mill Haven
Ray Rushton
Rushton
Emmett O’nea
Recruiting Party in North Alabama Tours Ahead
A recruiting party led by Capt. Gordon arrived this morning to visit several communities in North Alabama. The group travels by Liberty truck a Dodge car and two tractors. En route from Culline last night a truce sank and a tree crew was sent to pull it free.
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Goniee
Gordon
North
Alabama
Culline
Treecor
Tankers Claimed by United States Spurred by Senate Decision
The United States Senate set a vote on reparations urging temporary allocation of nine tanker ships claimed by Standard Oil and seized by Great Britain. The ships, previously allowed one trip, have since remained in England amid disputes with Britain, with France also asserting a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
United States Senate
Standard Oil Company
Great Britain
England
France
Watch Out for Live Wires Warning Issued
The Alabama Power Company warns of live wire dangers after a Grant Street accident. Manager T L Beauchamp notes many bystanders ignored the line and recalls they cut off the current, stressing risk and need for caution around damaged electrical infrastructure.
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Grant Street
T. L. Beauchamp
Alabama Power Company
Burt
Many Exemptions Granted Soldiers
Exemption actions granted to soldiers noted in the report, with emphasis on the scale of relief and administrative approvals. Details reference a batch of exemptions affecting servicemen, highlighting the broader policy stance.
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Seine
Solons
Rench
LYONS
DR. Patterson
Athenaeamalans
Roy Cohen
Barker
Mainard
Adams
East Moul
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