Underwood Wins Senate as Alabama Returns Favorable early Statewide Results
Early returns from about half the counties show Ogear Underwood leading for the U S Senate with a margin near 20 000 to 25 000 and carrying his home Jefferson County by 500. Patterson reportedly wins landslide for president of the service commission while O Neal trails second nationally as results trickle in from Alabama contests.
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Tional News Service
Birmingham
Ogear Underwood
U. S. Senate
Jefferson
O'Nea
Albany
Service Commision
Congress
Abs
W. B. Bowling
Heflin
B. M. Miller
Selma
Supreme Court
Brown
Thomas
John H. Wallace
Underwood
Lauderdale
Mobile
Musgrove
Weakley
White
Rushton
Morgan
Frank
Musgrove Leads In Some Counties In Alabama Vote
Telegrams reported Musgrove leading in Clark Clay and Coosa counties with others still in doubt. Ray Black predicted Butler County for Musgrove while Underwood held a small edge elsewhere. Complete returns were not yet in and Florence's results were awaited.
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Birmingi
Judee
Musgrove
Clark County
Clay
Coosa
Ray Black
Georgiana
Butler County
Underwood
Dyers
Nta
White
Florence
Rushton
Grace Campaign in District Hit by Hospital Stay
The article notes M. Grace, candidate for Congress against George Huddleston in the district, began the first stage of the election process yesterday. Grace spent most of the campaign in the hospital.
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Parmnohn
Hing
M. Grace
Congress
George Huddleston
Grace
Patterson Wins Broad Alabama Primary Sweep for PSC
Andrew G. Patterson of Albany appears to sweep Alabama counties in Tuesday's primary to lead the Public Service Commission race. Early returns show Patterson carrying nearly every county with large margins, including Albany's box voting 259 to 44 for Kennedy. Patterson thanks supporters and pledges to merit the public's confidence.
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Andrew G. Patterson
Albany
Alabama Publc Service Commission
Patterson
Manile
Tennessee Line
Talladega
Kennedy
City Hall
Fourh
Twin Cities
Marathon in Morgan County Tightens Fight for Tax Collector
Early reports from 20 of 31 Morgan County boxes show AiN with 743 first choices and Crow close behind with 457. Musgrove leads countywide but delays from absent ballots may decide the tax collector race amid slow returns across Alabama.
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Morgan County
Ain
Crow
Drinkard
Box
Hill
Frank
White
Morgan
Heflin
O'Neal
Rushton
Musgrove
Somerville
Valdermosa
Albany
Underwood
Weakley
Alabama
Governor Kilby Asked to Call Election on County Seat Move
Petitions circulated in Morgan County urge removal of the county seat from Decatur to Hartse lle. Citizens warn signers to avoid invalid signatures as petitions claim a majority of qualified voters and ask Governor Kilby to appoint a three member Board of Commissioners for a county site election.
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Kilby
Morgan County
Decatur
Hartsalle
Thomas Kilby
Board of Commissioners of County
Hartgelle
Said
Hartselle
Twin Cities
Railroad tie ups threaten coal supply and freight
Washington May 2 railroads face widespread tie ups as commissions warn of a coal shortage. A conference among railroad leaders may discuss an embargo plan to ease movement of commodities, with many districts operating at about 60 percent capacity.
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Washington
Today
Seana Daily Pyrowine Acute
Res
Impressive Organ Dedication Honors Hoff Family at St John’s
A Sunday afternoon dedication at St John’s Episcopal Church marked the endowment of a new pipe organ in memory of George and Margaret Atlee Hoff by their son Atlee H. Hoff. Mrs. E. E. Grayen led the organ and choir in solemn music on Mothers Day with Rev. T. G. Mundy delivering a brief sermon citing biblical examples of consecration.
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Mary. E. Mason
Athens
Ala
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George
Margaret Atlee Hoff
Atlee H. Hoff
E. E
Grayen
T. G. Mundy
Mr. and Hoff
God
Cain
Abel
Abraham
Moses
Elijah
Delegates Named for State and District GOP Meets
Morgan County Republican convention at Hartselle nominates J. S. Parker for tax assessor and T. E. Woodward for tax collector. Delegates to district and state conventions named. new executive committee named. District convention set for May 18 in Decatur City Hall. state convention May 19 in Birmingham.
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Morgan County
Hartselle
J. S Parker
T. E. Woodward
G. Chenault
Wm. Moseley
T. F. L. Cunningham
J.H. Walker
C. R. Royer
Commission to Advise Exleadership Safe Exit From Mexico
A commission is sent to locate ex president and guarantee his safe departure from the country. If accepted, he will be escorted to Vera Cruz and placed aboard a steamer bound for a foreign port. Obregon agents assure protection for Americans amid the shifting revolutionary effort.
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Vera Cruz
International
Vfra. Cruz
Von
Arranza
Jarranza
Esperenza
Ste Mexican National Railway
Asic
Car
Rebel troops occupy Monte rey reports say today
Dispatches indicate Monte rey has fallen under rebel occupation with reports arriving from the front. Details remain unclear as authorities confirm movements but offer no official confirmation.
Obregon Aide Visits New York With Pledge to Protect Americans
An Obregon confidant, General Ramon de Negri, met with major New York business leaders last week. He carried Obregon's pledge to safeguard American citizens and property in Mexico, signaling official assurances amid ongoing Mexican revolution tensions.
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New York
Obregon
Mexico
Ramon de Negri
Hitchcock Fires Opening Gun In Treaty Fight
Washington May 12 eratic senators support Wilson in the treaty dispute launch an attack on the Knox peace resolution. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska fires the opening oration to prove the resolution is constitutional and a means to make peace with the powers. Republicans seek to delay passage before the weekend.
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International News Service
Washington
Eratic
Wilson
League of Nations
Knox
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Alabattya
Italian Recruits Used by Poles in Moscow Dispatch
Wireless from Moscow reports Italian recruits used by Polish forces sent to a hastily assembled mission. Berlin confirms concern over improvised leadership and rapid deployment amid ongoing military activity.
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Berlin
Lgborers
Fo Heen
Moscow
Unclear birth notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR indicates a birth record mentioning a daughter born to Mir ee and a partner on a specific date, but details such as full names, location, and exact date are missing.
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Mir Ee
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Monterey
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