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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1913

Page

3

Supreme Court overrules re hearing in Morgan County

Alabama briefs report the supreme court dismissed charges after over ruling an appeal by Morgan County alleging jury box omissions. Other items note a Jacksonville marriage of Luther Welch and Lorna Calloway, a Pell City bank building under construction with a August 15 finish, and a Selma court naturalization plan plus travel advisories for Montgomery bankers’ trip to Dothan.

Montgomery Supreme Court Morgan County Anniston Luther Welch Lorna Calloway Alabama Nocmei College Jacksonville V. FH Cooper Pell, City First National Bank of Pell City Bankers and Merchants of Dothan Alabama Bankers’ Association

Decatur and New Decatur to Play Series for OL Title

A sequence of games to decide the OL title for Decatur schools is expected to be staged soon, featuring competition between Decatur High and New Decatur High.

Decaturs Decatur New Decatur

City league proposed as summer amusement initiative

A call to form a Decatur city league with at least forty signers and four clubs Knights Counts Barons and Templars. Four managers would be chosen to select teams from a draft list, with double headers possible and play on a convenient weekday.

Decaturs Knights Barons Templars

Parisian Baseball Opens Season in Paris

Paris May 7 The Parisian baseball season opened with the Racing Club de France losing to the Latin Quarter American artists 23 to 16. Both teams collected 20 hits. Consul General Mason pitched the first ball. Most Racing Club players were American while French coaches shouted Avancez for steals. Levy the American painter had five hits in six appearances.

Paris Racing Club de France Mason Racing Club Levy

Curious Riffians Feri tribe hair custom described

A Boston Post note discusses a West African Feri tribe practice along the northwest coast. Males shave all skull except a small patch on the upper right side where hair grows long and is plaited into a tail-like appearance.

Boston Post Africa

LynchDismisses Umpire C B Owens For Violating Rules

In New York on May 7 President Lynch of the National League announced the dismissal of umpire C B Owens for entering a gambling resort. The league president said umpires must be above reproach to earn respect from players press and public. The message asserts Owens forfeited protection of the league and is discharged for the good of the game. Also an advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment notes rheumatism relief with local sellers in Decatur.

New York Lynch National League C. B. Owens Ruben Tea Evans League

Pauline Cushman The Federal Spy at Star Today

Pauline Cushman the Civil War heroine is featured at the Star Theatre in Louisville. The former actress turned spy aided the Union, earned the rank of Major from General Garfield, and survived capture and wounds through daring missions. The Selig war film portrays her remarkable career with action and adventure.

Pauline Cushman Star Today Jeff Davis Loulaville Garfield Selig Ot Ee Star Theatre

Local remedy praised for curing coughs boosts sales

The piece touts growing sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cites voluntary testimonials from people cured by it. It advertises the product for sale through B. M. Thompson at New Decatur and Decatur Drug Op in Decatur.

Chamberlain 8. M. Thompson, New Decatur Decatur Drug Co Decatur M.thompson New Decatur Decatur Drug Op

Our Man About Town urges Decatur bread bias reform

In a hometown column, a Decatur resident laments out of town buying and railroad influence. He argues local bakers and grocers suffer when residents buy bread from Birmingham, urging support for local producers and fair city pride. He cites a thousand loaves daily entering the town by rail and recalls a merchant's indirect nudge to switch.

Birmingham Zeitlin Brothers A. Willig Will Rainey G. F. Buchheit A. J. Williams Pat McGauff Frank Weaver Decaturs Thtee Second Avenue

Local Market Prices Report Mix of Turpentine and Goods

The log lists turpentine at 900 and various prices for lead 8 P 100 percent keg 86 times 60TD and 261m kegs. It notes gasoline at 28 to 30 cents, oxide iron red mineral per barrel eight dollars, and multiple colors dry values. Other items include pigments like ochres yellow gray white and chalky white goods with small price points and packaging terms.

Hoists Old Flag Over Socialist HQ in East Liverpool

In East Liverpool on May 7 a red banner flew from a building housing socialist headquarters. A law student and the building owner entered via a trap door to remove the banner, but the door was locked. The American flag hung above the red banner as a crowd gathered and fire alarms summoned firefighters. The men escaped down the fire ladders to the street.

East Liverpool Otto Pat Oes Theowner

Congress Too Slow for Spry Old Iowa Congressman

Representative Kirkpatrick of Iowa, nearly 80, criticizes Congress as too slow. The Democrat, a former Revenue officer, recalls moonshine-era shooting and notes he is nearly blind from a pistol fight in North Carolina.

Kirkpatrick Iowa Congress Mc. Kirkpatrick North Carolina

Butcher Paint and Paper Co. Liquid Veneer Ad

The Butcher Paint and Paper Co promotes Liquid Veneer for quick dusting cleaning and polishing of furniture in a display ad. They claim a single wrist twist can brighten furniture using their product or a dusting cloth.

Butcher Paint and Paper Co

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A. C. Misner Church Alabama William Ell Brock & Spight Co Bank St Selma United States Asae Our Man Logal. Markets Washington Correspondence New York World L. Cook U. S. Army Bank St. Decatur Ala Malone Coal and Grain Company W. A. Rickles E. Pond Street H. M. Spiegel All Bsell Magnolia Park B. F. Holmes Maat Sherman Street L. B. Wyatt Cook Bros. Furniture Co Moseler Malone Coal Side Hardware Co James Morris Telephone J. A. Bunch C. B. Malone Ofice Desatum Rally H. Allison Hitt Up River Points Weimain Down River Points THE New Decatur, Ala U. S U.S. Treas G. A. Hoff WM. E. Skeggs F. A. Bloodworth E. C. Payne Lumber Co Fourth Avenue Horton & Hodge Horton & Hodge Furniture Co Brothers Decatur Cartwright Smith Bros. Nursery S. M. Green Rat Page Telephone Fry
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