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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
2
Credulity Wave Spreads Belief In Healer In New Orleans
A large crowd gathers for Brother Isaiah the unwashed healer in New Orleans guarded by 28 patrolmen after mobs threaten to overwhelm him. The article notes a global surge in occult beliefs including Ouija boards and urges caution toward superstition and the war's influence on faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Crescent City
Aiga
England
Idea
Democracy in Industry Boosted by U S Government Stance
The government backs union representation in industry showing 90 percent unionization. Unions gain formal spokesmen for workers in wage and conditions talks, signaling a shift toward collective bargaining. Employers may resist but workers win a key right to be heard in remuneration and workplace terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Eee
United States
Theovernment
Unas
Republicans Wrestle Over Roosevelt Mantle for President
Republican presidential aspirants wrangle over Roosevelt’s mantle as they seek to claim the party leadership. None of the candidates claim a personal capacity to fill the big job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson
Roosevelt
Admirals Debt Sparks Attack on Democratic Policies
An admiral, indebted to Col. Roosevelt, attacked Democratic policies while praising the navy's wartime feats. The text credits the U S Navy with moving 2,000,000 soldiers, countering U boat threats, aiding British sea forces, and keeping U S coasts clear, until the admiral's discovery revealed inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Roosevelt
Gob on the Stand Aims at Sims Allegation of Duty Failures
In a courtroom style provocation, the speaker accuses Admiral William Sims of failing his duties. The claim centers on judgment errors and missteps in wartime command. The discourse frames Sims as negligent in crucial decisions affecting military outcomes.
Grand jury accuses coal operators of price hikes over production
The federal grand jury signs on to long held public suspicion that coal operators were more focused on raising fuel prices than on operating the mines, signaling a major shift in the public understanding of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Sugar Shortages Tied to Saccharine Supply
A postwar note warns sugar shortages could persist until after the election if saccharine availability remains as abundant as sand in a Sahara desert. The piece links sweetness supply to political timing and broader wartime rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Mexican stand on money transport hints toll reform debate
The passage suggests that Mexico’s refusal to allow money transport by air is used as an admission that the ban on duty tolls is flawed. It notes Alabama Senate candidates ready to challenge Turks and others viewed as remote targets, reflecting broader foreign policy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
The Doom at Doorn and the Exiled Kaiser
The piece envisions Wilhelm II in isolation at Doorn with a moat and tall fences, likely enduring punishment by a court of the Allies through asylum. It contrasts his restless temperament with a historic, mythic framing as the former Kaiser drifts toward seclusion and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
William Hohenzollern
Alexander Selkirk
Posdan
Holland
Wilhelm
Tax Collector Candidates Announced in Morgan County
Paid political notice announces multiple candidates for Morgan County Tax Collector including Samuel E. Roper James A. Forman Jack A. Robinson W. Ransom Won Drinkard and others. It notes these announcements are authorized and subject to Democratic primary actions and voters’ influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Roper
Moree County
Hamilton
R County
Morgan County
James A. Forman
Mary
Jack A. Robinson
W. Ransom
Drinkard
Doom’s Inclosure and the Longing for Travel
The passage ponders choosing between hard labor and writing memoirs as a means of change. It questions William’s urge to travel beyond a safe enclosure and suggests that Doom’s enclosure will seem grand yet confining, where solitude grows with space and casts shadows of doom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heved Yeinesti
William
Iron Mask
Selkirk
Patterson praised for public service commission bid
The Anniston Star reprints two editorials endorsing Mr. A G Patterson in his bid to head the Alabama Public Service Commission opposing S P Kennedy. Critics accuse Kennedy of neglecting duties and favoring corporations, citing a recent Alabama Power rate hike and limited work in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Star
A. G. Patterson
Alabama Public Service Commission
S. P. Kennedy
Birmingham Ledger
Albany-Decatur Daily
Patterson
Kennedy
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Montgomery
Patterson Promises Relief in Strong Political Support
The Aniston Star notes Mr Patterson pledges relief and has strong character that lends credibility to his words. He is strongly supported and probable to win, viewed as acting in the interest of good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sring
Mr. Patterson
Anniston’ Star
Balance Sheet Fragments From Bank Ledger
Readable fragments show sections for RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 1,593,068 bonds and stock holdings 7,659.49 overdrafts 452.16 cash and due from banks 65,500.00 furniture and fixtures real estate other resources capital stock surplus reserve bills payable deposits and discount entries. Limited figures indicate basic bank asset and liability categories still incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcana
F Bane
Gunn enters Democratic primary bid in Trinity County
Thomas H. Gunn of Trinity announces his campaign for the Democratic nomination in Trinity County's primary race. He seeks to win the party's ballot for the upcoming county supervisor contest against unnamed opponents.
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Ale
W. R Shelton
H. D. Harkreader
Ane
Alpet Prompuy
Admiral Sims
Senate
Doorn
Crow
Erale
Prety County
Graham Oil News
Texas
Louisiana
Westbrook
Fort Worth
Tex
THE
Tennessee Valley Bank
Malone Brothers
Bank Street
Decatur
Malone Bros
Pulaski, Tenn
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Allison & Woods, Agts
Albany
Pete
Lors
Patterson Mercantile
Colu
Lacon
J. A. Thornhill
New Plan Co
Dept
Kansas City
the Exchange
Watkins
Watkins Company 51
Winona
Minn
League
Toledo
Ohio
Mr.h
P.O. Box
San Francisco
Calif
E. Barr
Chicago
Phonie Decatur
P. Oy
J. L. Echols
Sherman Street
City
Cain, Wolcott & Rankin
Sixth Avenue South
Bryant
Second Avenue
Princess Theatre
Carrell Bros
W. W. Garnett’ & Cate
Buttrey’s Department Store
Lyons Hotel
Temple St
Los Angeles
Cal
Auris Youree Union Paint and Wall Paper Co
DAILY
Colgwin
C. .T. Smith
Decatur Hosiery Mill
Moulton Street
Morgan, Furniture Co
Fisher's
Postoffice
J. H. Moye
Ala
Dwyer Roofing Company
North 3Rd Avenue
Birmingham
North Alabama Tailoring & Steam Pressing Co
J. F. Pride
J. M
Frank P. Lide
Ford Trailer
Bob Ford
Compress
R. Terry
Continental Building
Washington, D.C
Ralph Hyde
Minna St
G P. McDaniel
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Avenue West
F. L. Chenault
Ballard Stenographic Office
Cor
Decatur Post Office
J. R. Thomas
Allison & Woods
E. B. Reagor
Church Street
Dinsmore Bros
Moulton
Alang
Cohen
la Ory-Co
Otto Mobbes P. O
Thomas H. Gunn
Trinity
H. M
Albany Phobe
Wight ‘Yhon
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