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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

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Dr Barnett Delivers Commencement Address at Albany High

Dr. Frank Willis Barnett speaks at Albany High School commencement at the Princess Theatre before a large overflow crowd. Thirty four graduates receive diplomas as a chorus sings and a presentation by Baynard Malone notes diplomas.

DR. Barnett Frank Willis Barnett Alabama Decent Present Birmingham News Ing Albany High School Princess Theatre Barnett Ae Rus R. B. Stuckey First Baptist Church Albany Th University of Alabama Tie America Americas Sparher

Congress urged to accept Henry Ford bid for Muscle Shoals

Sheffield Ala May 24 One of the Southern Commercial Congress final acts was to adopt resolutions urging Congress to end delay and accept Henry Ford's offer to take over and operate the Muscle Shoals project.

Sheffield Ala Southern Commercial Congress Congress Henry Ford

Major Blake Begins Worldwide Flight Attempt in 90 Days

Major A P Blake launched from Crowdon Airdome in a DH-9 three seater aiming to fly around the world in 90 days. He plans leg changes at Calcutta and Vancouver, swapping to a Fairy-3 seaplane and then rejoining DH-9s to reach Chicago and New York before Newfoundland.

Blake Hosoffinst International News Service London A. P. Blake Crowdon Airdome Calcutta Trn Mona Keng Japan Alaska Vancouver Chicago New York Newfoundland

Regular June Term of Morgan County Circuit Court Adjourned

Judge O Kyle has adjourned the June 1922 term of Morgan County Circuit Court to August 14 1922 due to farming delays and few prisoners eligible for bond. Juror and witness process dates are postponed and public notice is requested in a county newspaper.

Circuit Court O. Kyle J. L. Draper Decatur Ala Morgan County Montay Wskily Servning BS

Hopewell Church Decorated Reflects Long Local History

Decorated services at the old Hopewell church near Danville drew a large crowd from railroad towns as the 98 year history nears its September milestone. Rev. John D. McClanahan, in 38 years as pastor, recalled early days and the two surviving members from his start. The rural church served as a social and spiritual center with Saturday dinners on the ground and fervent congregational singing from the omen corners.

Old Hopewell Danville Hopewell John D. McClanahan

Wolcott Honored By Knights Templar in Albany

Robert H. Wolcott a prominent Albany man was elected grand captain of the guard of the Knights Templar in session in Gasden. John Phillip Melvin was elected commander and Woodlawn was selected as the next meeting place according to a dispatch to The Daily this afternoon.

Robert H. Wolcott Albany Guard The Knights Templar Gasden Mr. Wolcott John Phillip Melvin Woodlawn

Permit Issued for Brick Veneer House in Sherman

City Clerk Henry Hartung issued a permit to Mrs. Martha G. Rasch today for an epee brick veneer dwelling house in Sherman. The action records the formal approval of construction on the mentioned property.

Henry Hartung Martha G. Rasch Sherman

Twin Cities Territory Sees Uninterrupted Farm Work After Rains

The region near the Twin Cities enjoyed dry weather despite heavy showers to the south on Tuesday. Farmers report uninterrupted work as rain affected only areas to the south with two separate bursts that morning.

Twin Cities Here

War Department Opposes Probe of Contracts Frauds

Senator Caroway of Arkansas accuses the War Department of blocking investigations into war contract frauds and names Newton D. Baker and Weeks. He asserts pardons and contracts tied to Morse, Daugherty, and Felder, and accuses officials of withholding details about Morse and Brights Disease. He vows to expose alleged graft and misconduct.

WAR Department International News Service Washington Senate Caroway Democrat Arkansas Newton D. Baker War Weeks Caraway Pres Ta Wickersham Charles W. Morse Taft Daugherty Felder Morse Barty

Filling station to be erected at Walnut and Bank

The Standard Oil Company plans a modern filling station on its Walnut and Bank street lot. Two company representatives visited Decatur to determine the location with the highest daily traffic, finding about 800 cars pass daily. The station will cost around $5,000 and aims to be among the best in the area.

Standard Oil Company Walnut Bank Street Decatur

New Bakery Set to Open on Bank Street

A new Whites Quality Bakery is being installed on Bank Street Decatur near the post office. The company hopes to begin baking by Saturday and will manufacture bread cakes pies and candy.

Bankstreet Decatur Whites Quality Bakery

Modern Adam and Eve Emerge From Woods Adventure

Carl A. Sutter and wife, dubbed modern Adam and Eve, trekked Maine woods without tools or weapons. They built a lean-to, started a fire by friction, ate roots, and slept amid wild animal sounds. They endured rain and hunger, with the wife awakened by a nightmare.

Gardoa Sutter Interation News Service Howebrook Maine Carl. A. Sutter Adam and Eve Maine Woods Adam

Mrs Edmundson Opens Campaign in Home County

Mrs W B Edmundson the Democratic candidate from the eighth district will open her campaign in her home county with a speech at the Masonic theater Thursday evening. She has spoken to large crowds in Madison Jackson Colbert and Lauderdale counties and her campaign offices have opened with an active drive planned through the August primaries.

W. B.edmundson Eighth Congressional District Masonic Theater Edmundson Madison Jackson Colbert Lauderdale Edmunson

Oil well No. 1 drills two feet at depth milestone

English No. 1 completed drilling yesterday with two feet drilled in hard gray limestone formation. The well reached a total depth of 2 004 feet with indications of gas presence noted during operation.

American bankers ready to extend Europe aid

In London J P Morgan told British bankers American lenders stand ready to provide a one billion dollar loan to Germany. Paris reports France postpones sending its treasury mission to the United States to fund debt, as bankers meet to discuss further loans to France and Germany with Morgan as the pivotal figure.

Europe London the Standard J. P. Morgan Germany Paris France Treasury Commission United States J Ode—P.morgan Hotel Astoria BM. de Lacroix Belgium Morgan

Rail freight rate cuts set by ICC take effect July 1

The Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously ordered about a 10 percent reduction in railroad freight rates, effective July 1, after doubts over voluntary cuts. The move could slash railroad annual revenue by roughly 200 million dollars, with passenger fares also under consideration for future cuts.

International News Service Washington Harding Interstate Commerce Commission Today MaCope Commission McCord Eastman Railroad Labor Board Interstate Commerce Commission Labor Board

Camps Pitched For The Road Builders

Pitched near Lacon, plans underway to begin a road work stretch in Cullman County. A large limestone crusher will be installed by the project leader to crush material for the road as arrangements are completed.

Lacon Cullman County

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