Alabama lawmakers near June session with many bills
Alabama legislators prepare to write more than twenty bills when the June 7 session opens. Eight days remain in committee work as the short session ends June 1. Education funding dominates, with higher learning likely to seek substantial increases. The highway program, a $26 million road bond issue, will require enabling legislation and tax details. Port development at Mobile, a $10 million project, nears completion and is expected to become self supporting and revenue generating.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Giygen
Mobile
Methodist Revival Service Captivates Large Congregation At Tent
Rev W D Barnes led a revival service where the choir from Bastet and industrial workers performed to a large crowd. Dr J S Robertson offered prayer as many attendees raised hands for prayer. An expected youth session was announced for Friday evening with high school students as guests.
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W. D. Barnes
Jas. D. Hunter
St. James
Peet
Wen Tee
Underworld
J. S. Robertson
Kelly Faces Test Late Today in Murder Trial
Paul P Kelly, actor accused in the murder of Ray Raymond, resumes his witness stand in Los Angeles as the defense wraps up their case. He admits affections for Dorothy Mackaye and describes the fight as provoked by Raymond, who was reportedly too tired and ill to fight. Prosecution and defense close likely by tomorrow with jurors to decide his fate.
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Los Angeles
Paul P Kelly
Kelly
Ray Raymond
Raymond
Dorothy Mackaye
Miss Mackaye
Goitre Removed Without Operation Woman Writes Letter
Mrs C H Padgett of 629 S Quintard St Anniston Ala reports relief from a goitre using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. The letter describes symptoms and outcomes and is open for inspection at Dillehay Bros. local druggist.
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Anniston
Dillehay Bros
C. H. Padgett
S. Quintard St
Ala
Moulton School Building Plans Advance in May Meeting
The Moulton building committee appointed by the county board of education met to discuss plans for a new brick elementary school on the old site. Aiming for a fall term opening, the panel includes Dr. George Caway chair, T. F. Almon, and Robert Byars with specifications from the State Department of Education.
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Moulton
Ala
County Board Ofeducation
George Caway
T. F. Almon
Robert Byars
State Department of Education
Etta Lee Horton
Mias Maggie’ Barnett
Lessie Roberts
11 Year Old Girl Wins Medal for Heroism
Suzanna, 11, receives a medal for rescuing 4 Joseph Rivhota who fell into the 12 foot deep Barge Canal at Little Falls New York on September 21 1924. She jumped in without removing her clothes and swam 22 feet to a ladder amid the canal wall.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Suzanna
Joseph Rivhota
Bandits Escape After Bank Robberies in Beggs Oklahoma
Ray Terrell Mathew Kimes led nine robbers who held up two Beggs banks, killed Marshal W. J. Mc Analy, and wounded Mrs. Charles Campbell. The group, said to have about $10,000, was last seen six miles from Yale as posses failed to trap them.
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Beggs
Okla
Southwest
Ray Terrell Mathew Kimes
W. J. McAnaly
Charles Campbell
Quay
Yale
City happenings highlighted in local newspaper columns
The article emphasizes that the city's daily life is best tracked through its newspaper columns featuring community events, notices, and topical notes. It underscores the role of local reporting in shaping residents’ awareness of public affairs and social happenings.
Athens Considers School Changes Amid Funding Doubt
Athens plans to shift Senior High students to the local agricultural school if city funds cannot cover the east wing. Grammar and junior high would remain as classrooms fill with students. A separate note says stores will close Thursday afternoons in June to August, a long-standing summer practice per chamber of commerce.
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Nnor
The
Athos
Pitete
Si Saipemahiceh
Sean Ee Eee
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Florence
Gordon's Heartburn Relief Promises Quick Comfort
An advertisement touts Gordon's as a quick remedy for heartburn and gas pressure, claiming relief from stomach and digestive issues. The product is sold by Thom Drug Store, Allany Drug, and other druggists at sixty four cents per bottle, with parcel post prepaid on receipt of price from G. M. Drug Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Gordon's
Thom Drug ‘Store
Allany Drug
G. M. Drug Co
Dallas
Texas
Gordon’s
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