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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
2
A historical notice records the Tennessee Valley Press Association as a second class matter mailing at New Decatur Alabama dated February 26 1912. It lists Manager and subscription rates. 1.00 dollars and 1.76 dollars.
The Athens Hustler argues that the TOF party has been careless and calls for truth over history. It notes a growing number of citizens who have never engaged in politics before now urging others to resent such conduct.
Campaign quiets as around fifty candidates submit certified expense reports. Listings show probate judge candidates Peck Troup Hutson Patterson and others with amounts from 2.77 to 239.68. School board and county commission candidates also filed, with most spending on newspaper ads and transportation.
The May Democratic primary selects two circuit judges to replace the Madison, Morgan, and Decatur courts. Three candidates contend Osceola Kyle Robi Brickell J H Ballentine. Voters face decisions on residency and regional balance to avoid improper concentration in any one county.
A Jefferson letter from Jowe Liquor Co of Chattanooga asks Morgan county voters list be used to reach individuals by mail. The writer criticizes publication of qualified voters as enabling liquor firms to spread propaganda, noting many voters lack post office addresses and warning of statewide liquor solicitation.
An editorial short note warns of a probable May 9 primary outcome influenced by a fraudulent circular tied to Judge Almon's campaign. It accuses a congressman of two grave faults, including favoring an applicant backed by eighty-one and ignoring a 500-patron Athens post office petition.
The Collinwood Pilot in Tennessee launches with a first page endorsement of resident Wilson, signaling community ties and local relevance as its initial issue.
A fragment notes that Irish revolutionists once listened to the Kaiser’s siren song, warning that Belgium Serbia and Poland faced dire fates. It implies cautions about aligning with German aims amid upheaval.
Wilson's ultimatum grants merchant ships temporary immunity from submarine threats, while the broader aims or consequences of the policy remain uncertain.
Tangible results show Haly's entrance into the war has merely depleted Britain's finances. The remark notes the bank roll reduction as a direct effect of the new participation.
In placing an embargo on the shipment of arms to Mexico, the United States displayed real military sense.
A stark report notes Gen Townshend surrendering to famine and foretelling that the same gaunt figure will eventually dictate the terms of peace. The passage implies a turning point in leadership and negotiation dynamics.
A description of a device blending arson and dynamite with a match head on the end is presented as a novel hazard. The claim suggests a dangerous hybrid tool, but no incident details or locations accompany the description. Further verification from authorities is implied.
A brief note suggests Congress aimed a warning at Mexico if it refused to grant independence to the Philippines. The remark links diplomatic leverage to colonial policy and cross border relations, reflecting historical debates on sovereignty and imperial boundaries.
A concise note suggests the Irish revolution's popularity faced a barrier due to a German trademark. The observation links branding to political sentiment, hinting at cross national influence on nationalist movements.
In Georgia a group opposing temperance laws plans a public relations push to appear happier as new drug stores emerge seeking to capitalize on relaxed alcohol rules.
The article notes that Obregon did not explicitly disavow reports claiming the death of Villa, signaling uncertainty around the revolutionary leader's fate and the official stance on circulating rumors.
Famous Players film The Lost Bridegroom stars John Barrymore as a memory struck crook, a society darling who becomes a thief intent on robbing his fiancee’s house. The production, written for Barrymore, blends laughable moments with thrilling turns in a Paramount Picture presentation.
The Easter parish meeting is set for 7 30 tonight at the Guild house of St Johns Episcopal church to elect officers for the current year. Refreshments will be served.
Decatur high school defeated New Decatur 9 to 7 at City League park in a brisk nine inning game. Lesser pitched well for Decatur and C Nichols and Royer led the attack while Harrison stood out for New Decatur.
Results yesterday showed Birmingham 4 Atlanta 3 and Mobile 2 New Orleans 1 with Little Rock 7 Chattanooga 4 and Nashville 5 Memphis 4. Today schedule features Atlanta at Birmingham Mobile at New Orleans Little Rock at Chattanooga and Memphis at Nashville.
In a paid political ad Ed B Almon appeals to Democrats in Alabama's Eighth District to reelect him. He notes he stayed in Washington to support the administration amid the international crisis and congressionally pending matters, expects to campaign briefly in the district, and asks for votes on May 9.
Former Decaturs and Morgan County resident Judge Brown, elected in 1914 to fill an unexpired term on the court of appeals, seeks a full term. He requests endorsements from Alabama Democrats ahead of the May 9 primary.
The bride and groom in Stinson Bros show window attract attention for a clever con sert. The figures were dressed by Mrs Stinson and showcase fine needle work in conception and execution.
The Republican Club met at the courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. Members gathered to discuss party affairs and local political issues.
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