Trial Near Close In Mobile Conspiracy Case
Closing arguments were given in a federal case charging six Mobile residents with conspiring to interfere with civil rights by threatening anti gambling campaigner Henry P. Ewald. Prosecutors say the scheme included photographing Ewald in a compromising position and a beating. Defense argues free speech protections lie with the states.
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Mobile
Ala
Bileitor
United States
Francis H. Inge
Henry P. Ewald
Mobile Press Register
Ewald
Sam Powe
Peter V. Crouch
Inge
Bart B. Chamberlain, Jr
Assieent
Mobile County
John Powe
George
Miriam McKenzie
Harry T. Smith
Leo H. Pou
Election Off In Turretown North Carolina As No One Registers
In Turkeys Town North Carolina population 213 the municipal election has been postponed because no residents registered to vote. The mayor also serves on the city commission and police department with one candidate arguing ineligibility for not being a registered voter. Sampson County Judge Perry Crumpler ruled neither candidate nor any resident was eligible to vote. Arrangements are being made for registration.
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Turkey
N. C
North Carolina
Sampson County
Perry C. Crumpler
Kate and Phil discuss Nell and the baby
Kate Douglas questions Phil Parrish about Nell and the baby. He shows photos and defends using Nell’s salary for a nurse while admitting love for two women. They discuss the baby’s care, health, and the balance of money and affection.
Career Woman or Stay-at-Home Mother Chooses Path
Kate weighs Nell’s return to work while Phil urges happiness for the baby Eleanor Parrish and Jessica. Eleanor defies career sacrifice to raise her child, insisting she can balance writing and motherhood. The scene ends as Jessica cries and choices loom.
Paul in Corinth and the Known God in Athens
The May 7 lesson covers Paul’s preaching in Corinth with opposition from Jews, his shift to the Gentiles, and Crispus’s conversion. It notes his vision of encouragement, his 18 month stay establishing a strong church, and Pauline references to weakness and endurance. Psalm 27 is urged for memorization and trust in the Lord.
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Paul
Athens
Corinth
Justus
Crispus
Assur
The
Corinthians
Timothy
Jesus Christ
National Hospital Day Sets Open House May 12
National Hospital Day is observed May 12 with open houses in hospitals nationwide. In Decatur the Benevolent Society Hospital and Baugh's Infirmary invite the public to visit between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday May 12th.
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National Hospital Day
United States
Canada
Matthew
Faley
Mageuies T
Issu Humane Society
Decatur
Benevolent Society Hospital
Baugh’s Infirmary
Mistaken Identity Shocks Dale County This Week
Sheriff W. H. Faust reports parents of Howard Care, an 18 year old missing University of Alabama student from Pine Hill North Carolina, say a man found near Ozark suffering amnesia is not their son, ending the mistaken identity case.
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Ozark
Ala
W. H. Faust
Dale County
Howard Care
University of Alabama
Pine Hill
N. C
To Be Continued Story Snippet Of A Family Dilemma
Eleanor comforts a baby as Kate weighs the burden of responsibility and delayed plans. Kate tells Eleanor she cannot take her back now due to a tight budget, hoping to revisit in three or four months as spring approaches.
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Eleanor
Kate
Phil
Long Island
Daily crossword puzzle across clues and punny answers
Crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with humorous puns and wordplay. Includes multiple mis-spellings and errors from OCR like caulking Endy and Muffet. Clues reference rivers canals and geographic terms, ending with King Features Syndicate copyright.
Athens Church Joins Go to Church Movement
The First Methodist church of Athens cooperates in the Go to Church drive and expects large crowds at both morning and evening services. Rev. A. B. Pitts will preach and communion will be observed in the morning service.
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First Methodist Church of
Athens
A. 8. Pitts
BPW Club In Fine Meeting At Mrs Meadows Home
The Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club met at Trinity Mountain home of Mrs. Wallace Meadows. Plans for the state convention in Huntsville May 1920 were completed. Members reported good attendance and progress on Mothers Day candy sales. A gift box was presented to Mrs. Meadows and refreshments were served.
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Decatur
Trinity Mountain
Wallace Meadows
Hunteville
Oas
New Larynx Camera Aids Cancer Fight Described
In Boston on May 6 a movie camera that records action pictures of the human larynx in color through a brass throat tube was described as a new aide in science to combat cancer.
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NEW Aid
Boston
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Andy Hardy
Ann Rutherford
Virginia Grey
Kate Douglas
Phil Parrish
Nell
Jessica
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Parrishes
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Penney’s. C. Penney Company, Incorpora
Star Reporter
Thomas L. Stokes
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Pulitzer Reporters’ Award
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Phillippians
Christ
By Newman Campbell
Kur
Features Syndicate
Ine
Daily Cross
Yucatan
Nevada
Alaska
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King Features Syndicate Inc
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Collier’s
Wee
Johnston
BPW Club
Decatur Cab Service
Fleet Ave
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