European tensions and American influence in interwar balance
A fragmentary report cites Senator Smith as chairing the International Policy Committee in England, discussing Europe’s dreads, British and French pacific aims, and the role of American strength in preventing war amid rising friction with Italy and Orient relations.
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Inngacco BR Smith
Tve Committee
For International Ody
England
Fratcer
Pacific Ocean
London
Tan Amd Ba
Chris
Tan Am
Ieee
France
Italy
Negroes Rally to Flood Relief Efforts in Decatur County
John D. Wyker reports a county flood relief drive sees individual Black residents giving 9.10 and church groups such as M. E. and Baptist contributing funds and food. The drive mobilizes Negro churches and organizations in Decatur and Morgan counties to aid flood sufferers.
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Decatur
Morgan County
John D. Wyker
Red Cross
M. E
First, Baptist Church
Thomas Harvey Returns From Military Service
Thomas Harvey son of Mr and Mrs T M Harvey has returned from military service and completed his years of study. He was a member of a peaceful group and plans to begin business training this fall. He has numerous friends pleased with his school achievements.
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Thomas Harvey
Mra. T. M. Harvey
Military Ac
Tre
Ru-Dess
Leslie Cole on Road to Recovery
Lester Cole of Athens youth with a right foot amputated after an accident may leave Benevolent hospital this weekend. He arrived last Friday after a badly mashed foot and received care from Dr. Greer and Dr. Anderson as details of the mishap remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cole
Athenns
Benevolent Hospital
Greer
Anderson
Athens
Geri Disarmed Aims at Rapid Economic Recovery
The text notes Geri is disarmed and moving toward full economic recovery while Germany seeks peace. Germany’s strong economic and industrial activity risks destabilizing markets as its products enter foreign markets. Russia remains the international question mark.
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Europe
Geri
Germany
Russia
Cost of Government in Alabama shows increase for fiscal year
Alabama's general department maintenance and operation for the year ending September 30, 1926 totaled 14,268,973 dollars, or 5.66 per capita, with 4,127,174 apportioned to education. Public service, interest, and permanent improvements pushed total expenses higher, while property taxes rose 75.6 percent since 1917 and 4.3 percent from 1925 to 1926. net debt reached 34,489,224 dollars at 13.67 per capita.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Departments of
Alabama
Department of Commerce
Washington
Paving Plan Draws Interest on Second Avenue
The Daily reports two proposals for Second avenue paving with costs of 15 and 18000 dollars. Citizens favor quick council action and expect property owners to push for early work in the business district.
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Second Avenue
Seeds Sown For Flooded Morgan County District
County Agent C Ford appeals for seed aid as floods recede in Morgan County Alabama. Farmers need corn cotton beans peas peanuts and other farm seeds and are urged to list amounts and prices with the Morgan County Farm Bureau in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ford
Morgan County Far Bureau
Hartselle
Alabama
Sterchi Visits Decatur As Business Ventures Expand
Colonel J. C. Sterchi, head of the Sterchi chain with 36 stores and seven factories, toured Decatur on Tuesday. The Knoxville native is expanding into Decatur Huntsville and the Tri-Cities, signaling plans for future business in the valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sterchi
Sterchi
Decatur
Knoxville
Huntsville
Tri-Cities
Plane crash kills two near Cloverfield hangars
Lieutenant Walter J. Lygon an officers reserve and student pilot Ivan L Hall were killed when their plane crashed in front of Cloverfield hangars at noon Tuesday Witnesses said the wings collapsed at about 1 000 feet as it descended toward the field
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Santa Monica
Cal
Walter J. Lygon
Ivan L. Hall
Cloverfield
All Day School Held by Bessie Evans Assembly
Members of the Bessie Evans Assembly hosted an all day session at the Fraternal Hall on Tuesday with about twenty ladies attending. A noon lunch and a 7 pm supper followed. State Pres Mrs Evans led the lodge business then the degree team performed drill work. A Victrola provided entertainment and refreshments were served at the close. Mrs Evans departs as president in August as the assembly meets in Gadsden. Mrs Katherine Weatherly was elected to represent Rebekah Lodge at the Grand Assembly in Gadsden.
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Bessie Prac Phy Dayton
de Gawae
Bessie Evans
Sta
Evans
Cning
Bers
Lodge
Assembly
Gadsden
Katherine Weatherly
Rebekah Lodge
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