Valley Country Club builds new clubhouse and golf facilities
Carpenters began work today on the Valley Country Club clubhouse near the Somerville pike. Plans by Harry J Frahn include an L shaped east extension and a second floor for a caretaker. A tennis court will be built and the clubhouse to open around July 1 with dining by advance order.
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The
Valley Country Club
Somerville Pike
Cities
Waretabes
Uch OY
Harry J.frahn
Charles Rountree
Travelers Plan 1996 Meet in Twin Cities
A gentlemen's agreement emerged at the Mobile Alabama convention as Travelers plan to hold the 1926 state meeting in the Twin Cities after strong showing by Minneapolis and St Paul delegates. Local attendees included J F Levin, Ge MeCon, T G Masterson, and others among the top delegations.
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Mobile
Alabama
Twin Cities
Post H
Albany
Decatur
Birmingham
J. P. Frock
Grand Rapids
Mich
J.F. Levin
Ge MeCon
T.G. Masterson
W E. Hetner
J. Brock
J. M. Pettey
A ‘McGuire and
Preuit
Two Parents Held After Bogalusa Murder Case
Mrs Col lie Dykes mother of two is jailed and night watchman John Hogan is in custody amid a mob crisis after the arrest of the couple for the murder of her husband. Dykes body was later found in Pearl River as authorities investigate the death and a coroner’s inquest reveals claims of a plan to murder and ground glass in food. Hogan says he knocked Dykes unconscious with a boat paddle during a fishing trip.
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Bogalusa
Collie Dykes
John Hogan
F. C. Flint
Poplarville
Miss
Hogan
Polite
Picayune
Mosley Coaches Huntsville Team In City Sports Move
Glenn Mosley former star pitcher coaches Huntsville high ball team and city schools while running a Huntsville clothing business. He leads 12 Huskies in the DP league locally and aims for wins with his boys.
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Glenn Mosley
Huntsville
Mose
Tenants Work Large Farm Again on 990 Acre Dancy Place
Patterson Aycock and Hendrix run the 990 acre Dancy place four miles east of Twin Cities with 17 laborers and 40 bales of cotton expected. Tenants farm 140 acres using 30,000 pounds fertilizer and pay one fourth of cotton to landowners. The colony owns ten mules and two plug horses for initial planting. horses to be removed after planting. Leaders report a square deal as they continue tenancy on the Patterson section of the former 5200 acre holding.
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Patterson
Jaipcoek
Hendrix
Dancy Place
Twin Cities
Pattersons
Aycock
Messrs
Mrs Brown Dies In Mount Pleasant Funeral Held
Mrs John Brown elder of the Chappell family dies in Mount Pleasant Tennessee. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Isaac of the Methodist church and Rev Wood of the Christian church.
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J. E. Chappell
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Chappell
John Brown
Isaac
Methodist Church
Wood
Christian Church
Woman Bank Robbers Celia Cooney and Edward Sentenced
Celia Cooney and her husband Edward Cooney were sentenced by County Judge Martin in Brooklyn to 10 to 20 years in prison. Celia asked leniency before court, then warned other girls to avoid crime in a final note. Celia to Auburn, Edward to Sing Sing.
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New York
Celia Cooney
Bobbed Bandit
Pan Crime
Edward Cooney
Brooklyn
Cooney
Jacksonville
Geowsy
Martin
Auburn
Celia
Sale of Residence Confirmed by Neill
Dr. L A Neill confirms the sale of his large residence near Westminster Presbyterian church on Jackson street to Frank Harris. Joe Woods of Allison and Woods completed the deal. The Neill family will visit California soon. Dr Neill plans to return to Albany in June and buy property here to build. The house is noted as one of the Twin Cities’ largest and most beautiful. The sale price remains undisclosed.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jackson Street
Frank Harris
L. A. Neill
Joe Woods
Allison
Woods
Madden Denies Plan to Stack Committees for Ford Bid
Senate hearing reads minutes from the Tennessee River Improvement Association claiming Representative Madden pledged to seat committee members favorable to Ford’s offer. Madden denied any authority or plan to influence committee designations, saying he did not promise or control appointments.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
C. H. Huston
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Norris
Senate
Hencunties
Wid
Association
Congress
Ford
House Rules Committee
Maddett
House
Agriculture Committee
Reward Dispute Over Crowder Murder Case
North Carolina authorities placed reward money in City National Bank of Decatur after Crowder confessed linkage to the killing of John Ford in Gastonia. Legal questions arise over who gets the reward from Crowder’s extradition and custody alongside who secured his transfer from Madison County authorities. The total reward amount remains undecided as court action awaits.
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City National
Bank of Decatur
North Carolina
Arthur Crowder
Crowder
Tar Heel
John Ford
Gastonia
Court House
Madison’ County
Morgan County
Carolina
Ogunyu
Dr Henry M Edmonds speaks on The Double Search at Westminster
Birmingham preacher Dr Henry M Edmonds opened a sermon series at Westminster Presbyterian church with The Double Search. He argued God relentlessly seeks humanity, citing the lost sheep and prodigal son parables and noting the Bible as word of God tempered by its era. He contrasted ancient views with modern science on cosmic motion.
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Henry M. Edmonds
Birmingham
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jesus
God
Edmonds
Senators Debate Muscle Shoals Bid and Federal Role
Washington May 6. Discussion centers on Ford's bid for Muscle Shoals and whether federal authority or rail and fertilizer interests block navigation and power projects. Waldo defends federal governance and rejects other solutions while Norris, Johnson, and Sagoe weigh prices, fertilizer impact, and public benefit.
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Washington
Soliey Toos
Sonia Norbach
Ford
Waldo
New Jersey
Johnson
Tennessee River
Railroad Trust
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Northwest
Ford Wold
Sag Oeris
Improvement Association
Senate seeks compromise on revenue bill tax rate
In Washington on May 6 the Senate Republican conference moved to seek a compromise on the revenue bill reducing the top marginal rate from 32 percent, aiming to meet Democratic objections while preserving key tax provisions.
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Washington
Senate Organization
Republic Conference
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