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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1915
Page
2
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The Tennessee River project, led by the U.S. government, will remove Muscle Shoals obstructions to enable navigation and harness 680000 horsepower. It promises cheap electricity for nearby industries and a planned cyanamide fertilizer plant, signaling major Alabama and Tennessee Valley growth. Investors and workers will watch lawmakers on finance and taxation as taxes on new industries in early stages are debated.
In the Daily feature Interviews With Our Business Men, I Z Forister proposes a new idea to replace the special edition by spreading hopeful notes through printer’s ink. The front page piece on Optimism by Finister receives praise for cheer and literary merit, aiming to bolster Southern enterprise and national prospects.
The Secretary of War will visit Decatur in May, joined by the naval and harbors committees and other distinguished guests. Local residents are urged to prepare a proper welcome and showcase the city.
A Nash ville Banner headline proclaims Karlsruhe at sea level in a vivid but unclear item. The lead writer offered a few lines to the editor during a late night edit session.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions paying for American citizens and Mexican revolutionists, plus a fortunate note that the dead cannot be members of the board. The garbled text lacks clear names or locations to specify.
Constantinople March 27 The Grand Vizier pledged to Ambassador Morganthau that Turkey would do all in its power to protect Americans and missions in Persia. He doubted reports of Turkish regulars attacking the Urmia mission but ordered a full investigation.
Amsterdam reports Col. E. M. House, a friend of President Wilson, will depart Berlin with the impression that mediation by the United States to end the war would be fruitless at present. He recently met Minister Jagow and has traveled to England and France, where peace proposals would likely not be accepted.
March 27 Gen Kusmanek former Austrian fortress commander of Przemysl arrived as a prisoner of war in Russia. He is reported to have been treated with consideration and traveled in a special carriage via Lithburg to his allotted Ganitere.
After a five day battle French forces seized Hartmannsweilerkopf, a key Vosges summit in Alsace. The official report admits the French victory though the edge remains held by German troops. Russian forces pushing toward Tilsit were repulsed. Carpathian fighting continues with few details.
The educated horse Centaur drew crowds at the weeklong carnival, outperforming Barkoot shows. Owner-trainer Dr. Smith earns praise for the animal's high state of training and enjoyment of tricks. The piece traces performing horses from ancient legends to modern acts, noting enduring fascination with equine feats.
Mobile Alabama March 27 David Ellsworth a counterfeiter from Florence Arizona prison on the way to Atlanta federal prison escaped in his night clothes from a Pullman drawing room at two this morning. He was recaptured by two policemen as he climbed an iron depot fence.
An official Cairo report states Turkish troops were defeated in their campaign against the Egyptian town of Suez and abandoned positions on March 24. The report, carried by International News Service from London, notes the setback in the canal zone.
Veteran mason James McMillin, who has traveled across America on foot and never by rail, visits Decatur noting changes since 28 years ago when New Decatur was fledgling. He helped lay the first brick on Bond Block and contributed to the Johnson building and Oak Extract works.
Newman Laser, a veteran supreme officer, spoke at Decatur Lodge No. 87 Fraternal Aid Union meeting chaired by President G. B. Moore Jr. He outlined Society certificates and a membership over 85 000 with assets above 1 350 000. The Denver and Lawrence offices administer whole life policies for men and women on favorable terms.
Ren F Collier the civil engineer announced plans for a new map of two Decaturs with many changes since the last chart. He hopes to finish in about three weeks and will produce copies for real estate men to reflect rapid city growth.
C. M. Mauldin, government farm demonstrator in Alabama, visits Decatur today and discusses Morgan County farmer agent appointment with Judge Skeggs. Mauldin seeks the post while Skeggs says funding is the barrier to appointment by the Morgan County commission.
Bob Couch, a young white man, is jailed on a grand jury indictment for larceny. He was arrested last night following the indictment returned by a recent grand jury.
Stroud Oklahoma March 27 Henry Starr the highwayman was shot and captured after a pitched battle following the robbery of two banks. A posse pursues the felon as authorities recover loot and quash further threats in an interbank crime episode.
Hatch ing eggs offer Rhode Island Whites Vertrees strain Rhode Island Reds and White Orpingtons from 1 to 2 dollars per 16 setting. J L Greer of Decatur Alabama advertises fairview. Dutton farm near Decatur signals 60 acre sale for 3500 cash, Jerre Murphey Huntsville Alabama. Wood for sale solid heater wood no slabs quick delivery Decatur 187 Cushman Son corner Ferry Market Streets.
Under order of Judge Jere Murphy trustee R H Wolcott will sell at eleven o clock A M March 31 1915 the New Decatur and Hartselle bottling plants with all fixtures bottles and equipment including one wagon and one auto truck and all book accounts due to the bankrupt Morgan County Ala Cola Bottling Co cash sale subject to court confirmation prospects may view outfits in New Decatur and Hartselle before sale date
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