Local Horse Show Entries Arrive For Valley Show
Brimmingham residents report registration arrivals for the Valley Horse Show at Benson Field. Competitors include Lawson Gambill with Lady Astor in jumping, Rafe Fies with a red horse, and Miss June superb in several classes. C. L. Sartor leads the committee as plans expand the 19M event with upgraded facilities and brighter lights.
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Birmingham
Lawson Gambill
Lady Astor
Rafe Fies
June
Benson Field
Mexican divorces declared illegal in Alabama ruling
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that Mexican divorces obtained by non residents or by those not physically in Mexico are invalid. The decision voids decrees in Alabama and alimony suits such as the Wells case in Jefferson circuit court.
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Supreme Court
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Mexico
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Fugitives Returned After Daring Island Escape
Two fugitives from Island who reached here aboard a ship after a daring escape were returned to the French penal colony as authorities moved to prevent further escapes. The incident underscores ongoing security concerns in the territory and the swift transit of suspects back to penal institutions.
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British Guiana
Island
Roosevelt to Run as Progressive in 1923 Amid Liberal Realignment
Washington reports a secret White House session where President Roosevelt gained renewed progressive support from Senate progressives Norris La Follette Costigan Wheeler and Bone. They urged a bold liberal line including the Wagner labor board bill, warning of apathy toward the New Deal and potential third party threats from Huey Long.
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NEA Service Star
Ashington
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
Costigan
Colorado
Wheeler
Montana
Bone
Washington
Wagner Labor Board
Theodoe Wotebelt
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Labor
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Senate Progressives
Huey Long
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Graves Attends Tunstall Funeral in Greensboro
Gov. Bibb Graves attended the funeral of Col. A. M. Tunstall in Greensboro and planned a weekend rest in Baldwin County. Officials said he likely would not return to the capitol until Tuesday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Col
A. M. Tunstall
Greensboro
Baldwin County
Capitol
Record Crowd at Baseball Game
New York crowds at the Polo Grounds shattered attendance records as 64,000 fans filled the ballpark for a double header between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Overcame Her Nervousness With Cardul
Hartshorne Oklahoma resident Mrs Charles Sivil recalls a period of weakness and nervousness. She credits Cardul with improving her appetite, increasing strength, and restoring well being after two bottles. Thousands of women testify Cardul benefits. If it does not help, consult a physician.
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Charles Sivil
Hartshorne
Okla
Cardus
Hidden ransom note and family move in missing child case
Report says ransom money was cached at a secret place as the Weyerhaeuser family fled toward American Lake after a night of rides to relatives. Two new contact men are named in anger to finish negotiations. Police were alerted Friday and the note warned of harm if police or press learned of the demands.
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Weyerhaeuser
American Lake
Weyerhaeusers
F. Rodman Titcomb
Charles Ingram
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Young People Leave For Montevallo
Several persons from this city left for Montevallo to attend the North Alabama young people conference assembly at Alabama College. The conference will continue until next Wednesday. Miss Lois Hopper represents Central Methodist church, Miss Mabel Britain, Jack Wilson and Miss Hattie Maude Hames of Westide Methodist, while Joe and Frank Philpot represent Austinville Methodist Church.
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Montevallo
North Alabama
Young People's Conference
Alabama College
Lois Hopper
Central Methodist Church
Mabel Britain
Jack Wilson
Hattie Maude Hames
Westide Methodist
Joe
Frank Philpot
Austinville
Few Solons Are Left in Capital
Alabama politics frame the day as the Capitol clears for the funeral of Col. A. M. Tunstall in Greensboro. In the House and Senate, youths push back against the revenue bill provisions, including tax deputy searches and protest-registration limits, while lawmakers spar over tax office consolidations and salary raises.
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A. F. Mahan, JR
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
House
Senate
James A. Hare, Jr
Dallas
Clint Harrison
Board of Review
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Hare
M. P. Kelly
Clay
A. D Kirby
State Tax Commission
Eugene Connor
Jefferson
Bibb Graves
Judiciary Committee
Promotion exercises for Riverside elementary schools
Promotion exercises for over 100 students from Gordon-Bibb Lafayette Street and Fairview schools will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at Riverside auditorium. The program includes songs, invocations, piano solos by Anne Griffin Mary Ellen Smith Carolyn Joiner and others, readings, an address by Rev ter M Dennis, announcements of honors by principals and the awarding of promotion certificates by Supt W W Benson.
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Riverside Auditorium
Gordon-Bibb
Lafayette Street
Fairview
Anne Griffin
Rachel Ford
Mary Turley
J. D. Reed
Hagerman
Mary Ellen Smith
Ter M. Dennis
Carolyn Joiner
Supt
W. W. Benson
Beauty Contest Sets in Lawrence County
A beauty pageant sponsored by the PRA of Moulton will select Miss Lawrence County starting June 6. The winner will represent Lawrence County in the state pageant in Birmingham to choose Miss Alabama.
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Moulton
Lawrence County
Birmingham
Reservoir to Supply Camp Near Hartselle
The city of Hartselle builds a concrete reservoir at John Lotherage spring north of the city to supply water for a CCC camp. Twenty five men work on the project as a six inch pump will feed the camp, with plans to extend the system to a city reservoir in the future.
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Hartselle
John Lotherage
CCC
City Board of
Lower Text Book Costs Possible
Montgomery Alabama May 30 Gov Bibb Graves proposes that publishers might cut bids on school textbooks after the NRA and its codes were held unconstitutional. He told publishing house representatives they should confer with owners and report back by Tuesday of next week.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Petition Hearing Set For Monday In Power Company Case
Hearing on a petition by Alabama Power Company seeks a preliminary injunction to restrain the city of from acting in a manner affecting the utility. The order schedules a Monday session to determine the temporary relief sought.
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Alabama Power Company
Sister Marys Kitchen menu and protein ideas
In this NEA Service piece Mary E. Dague argues vegetables need protein from eggs milk nuts and cheese. She presents a sample menu with breakfast lunch and dinner options centered on vegetable plates and colorful combinations, stressing balance and variety.
Public Works Hearing Postponed In Equity Court
Decatur postpones a Public Works Administration loan hearing in the equity division of the circuit court. The session was moved from today to next Monday after City Attorney T C Almon requested the delay. presiding judge will be A A Griffith of Cullman with Ames A Nelson noted.
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Decatur
Public Works Administration
Ames A. Nelson
Vain A. A. Griffith
Cullman
Equity Division
Circuit Court
T. C. Almon
Decatur High School Senior Class Night at Riverside Auditorium
The Decatur high school senior class holds its class night at Riverside Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The program features roles such as captain, second mate, and various officers with Miss Eva Love Wyatt as historian and Miss Celia Bormer Davis as valedictorian among more than 100 seniors. The event includes the class song In Maytime and a colorful program expected to be one of the most notable in years.
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Decatur High School
Riverside Auditorium
Boyd Draper
Eva Love Wyatt
Frances Ann Green
Jane Davis
Evelyn Green
Madelyn McKnight
Cecilia Alexander
Loyd Dinsmore
Celia Bormer Davis
Margaret King
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