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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
2
The notice urges regular delivery, requests complaints by phone, and promises prompt service. It also states advertising rates are available on application and advertisers must file copy by noon. A dispatch mentions the gun defends the Dardanelles and is attributed to the German.
The remark hints at a recurring pattern where the fall figure bears costs for spring initiatives. It notes Russia's precarious position as it risks another instance showing how easily defeat can be grasped, reflecting on strategic missteps.
Sparse details emerge from probe committees with few concrete findings. Officials and investigators offer limited transparency, leaving questions about integrity and potential misconduct unanswered.
An old fashioned statesman is described as shouting persecution whenever questioned and always retreating with the metaphorical grapes. The line suggests a habit of deflecting scrutiny with dramatic language rather than addressing concerns.
William J. Bryan concedes passing fifty five milestones as he comments on political progress while Mr. Wilson’s premier still views the presidential effort as a long way off.
A state asks for a durable, tamper resistant strong box to protect important documents and votes. Officials emphasize security and reliability needs for storage and transport within Alabama government operations.
Analysis suggests individuals prioritizing being right over holding office tend to align with leftist politics. The dynamic reflects personality and values influencing party support and election outcomes.
The Republicans will likely offer a reward for information leading to the discovery of a presidential candidate, signaling a strategic move in the political landscape.
An American heiress market faces pressure as available title owners dwindle due to ongoing killings. Investors fear reduced supply will push prices higher and disrupt legacy holdings.
Mrs Helen Angle, who stood trial for the murder of Waldo Ballou, appears to have escaped serious trouble, with reports indicating she has wormed out of the case.
In Montgomery City Court Judge Gunter found the anti shipping law unconstitutional. The decision offered little clear legal resolve and left many points unsettled.
The article traces a cycle from the 1907 Wall Street panic to a 1908 revival in building. It notes architects drafting plans and contractors estimating as signs point to renewed activity before spring ends, after earlier depressions linked to European conflict and economic fear.
An editorial argues wartime demand collapsed lumber and labor markets, delaying development. It urges immediate building to employ workers, boost trades, and grow Decatur as sewer, streets, and power projects advance toward Muscle Shoals.
John R. Hornady has been named managing editor of the Birmingham News while retaining his role as associate editor. Known as a capable newspaper man and authority on commission government, he takes on double duties. W M Clemens retires from the News to become editor and manager of the Mobile Item.
The Electric Park Amusement Co opens tonight on the old circus grounds near the car barn in New Decatur. The grounds will be fenced in soon with a ball diamond graded and a grandstand planned for fans. Manager Mr. Littlefield heads to Chicago to secure attractions including a noted Chinese show to lure summer crowds.
A humorous column notes about wit and nerve in talkers and everyday life. Observations compare watching a circus parade to ordinary events and joke about marriage, revenge, and aging with a playful, satirical tone.
Four room cottage No 901 Riverview Avenue EB five room house with bath No 605 Johnson Street six room house No 1410 Fourth Avenue South store and flat No 521 Second Avenue store and flat No 523 Second Avenue store No 827 Grant Street East store No 212 Moulton Street East Cain and Wolcott announce available properties and locations.
Managers who have seen the act acclaim its merit and four offers to purchase have been rejected. Local singers seek bookings and one has secured a spot. The show visits Decatur next Thursday night with a lady brass band and orchestra. The band will perform a free street concert at 3 30.
A Morgan County judicial committee will review Law and Equity and Circuit court records, with a docketed list and dispositions for the legislature. The panel meets tomorrow at 10 at the courthouse to hear citizens’ suggestions on improving the state judiciary and discusses potential abolition of the Morgan County court.
The New Decatur City Council meets in regular session at City Hall tonight. This is the council's last meeting of the month.
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