Norris Senate Measure Delayed By Committee Action
Norris stated the agriculture committee will delay reporting the amendment to the McKengie bill tied to Henry Ford's proposal until the committee is ready for presentation. Heflin predicted a vote by next Wednesday as Ford's offer nears calendar placement.
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Senate
Rann ‘Norris
Senate Agri- Speen
McKengie
Henry Ford
Ted Batky
Norris
Ford
Heflin
Reorganization of Morgan County Health Unit
The Morgan County health unit announces changes effective Monday June 2 with new county sanitary officer J B Gurley and new office secretary. Miss Ella Dales nursing post will open for a short period while Jessie L Marriner of Montgomery will seek a successor. Mrs C B Smith is slated to succeed Mrs Vera Austell in the unit. Retiring staff are praised for their care during malaria battles. Walter Red Rountres joins as assistant county sanitary officer.
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Morgan
McRee
Jessie L. Marriner
Montgomery
State Medical Board
Miss Dale
C. B. Smith
Twin Cities
Vera Austell
Smith
Walter
Red) Rountres
Vadderbilt
Hartselle
Educator Looms As Nominator for Coolidge Nomination
Marion Leroy Burton president of the University of Michigan is expected to place President Coolidge's nomination at the national Republican convention. Burton, a longtime friend of Coolidge, is reportedly agreed upon by William Butler and allies, with a formal announcement due before Butler leaves Washington for Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge
Burton
William Butler
Mr. Butler
Cleveland
Daugherty Wins Legal Contention Over Senate Arrest
Federal Judge A M J Cochran granted a writ of habeas corpus releasing M S Daugherty of Washington Court House Ohio from custody of an assistant sergeant at arms of the US Senate. The judge ruled the Senate usurped judicial power and lacked authority to arrest the former attorney general over his bank books testimony for the Miland National Bank case.
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Associated Press
Ati. C
A. M. J. Cochran
M. S. Daugherty
Washington
Senate
Cochran
House of Representatives
Daugherty
One Man Killed in Fight at Still Near Hanceville
May 31 in Cullman Alabama a gun battle with deputies at a still near Hanceville left F day Bradford 20 a farmer dead J Redman found with Bradford was arrested and jailed none of the deputies were hurt the raid prompted a fatal shot unknown according to deputies West Willoughby Erdson Galiff Monroe Bradford survived by his widow
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Cullman
Ala
Hanceville
Charles Bradford
J. Redman
Bradford
Willoughby
Erdson
Galiff
Monroe West
Peye Alyse
Suess Eandiatalia Ailae
Professor Pepp Delights Albany High School in Play
Miss Bernardi directed a well received performance of Professor Pepp at the Masonic theater. Sixteen members of Albany high school acted in the show with strong audience praise for the cast and the supporting Chocolate Drops and Jelly Beans. The plot features a college setting and a Russian Bolshevik threat thwarted by the heroic Prof Pepp. Faculty and admirers hail it as one of the finest local productions.
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P P
Bernardi
Pepp
Albany
Jesus Otis Weading
W. P. Reeves
Kubrick
Todd
Crane
Bennefield
James D. Hunter
A. A. Hal
Wm. R. Rigell
First Baptist Church
Gadsden
Ala
George Jackson
Princess Theater
Albany High School
Noble R. Edwards
First Christian Church
University of Alabama
B. L. Malone
Board of Education
Alice Hatten
Erline Johnson
Ring Bout Draws Large Crowd in Indiana State Match
Michigan City May 31 a sunlit arena fills to capacity as Georges Carpentier and Tommy Gibbons prepare for a ten round heavyweight bout. Indiana law bars a decision making this a no decision fight while 28 000 to 30 000 spectators expect the clash in the blue sky sunlit bowl.
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Michigan City
Georges Carpentier
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Carpentier
Gibbons
Indiana
Albany Graduates Fire Damages Coal Trestle and Chutes
Fire damaged the Louisville and Nashville coal trestle and chutes at Albany near the repair shops late this morning. The blaze caused extensive destruction to the coal storage structures while authorities fought to prevent broader damage to the trestle, a local landmark near First street.
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Albany
Ellenen
Gadsden
Louisville
Nashville
Humber
Mater On
Oo Ville
First Street
Louisville and Nashville
Japanese note handed to Hughes on immigration protest
Ambassador Hanihara delivered to Secretary Hughes a Tokyo protest against the exclusion provision of the new immigration act. The note was received at the State Department shortly before noon and no statement was issued by either official.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hanihara
Hughes
Tokio
State Department
Refrigerator Bought For Tennessee Valley Laboratory Supplies
The Tennessee Valley Laboratory director Dr Pero lio has added a large steel refrigerator to the new supplies, replacing two smaller units used previously.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Dr. Perolio
Tradesday Bargains Still Available Tonight
Local merchants report good turnout and strong interest on Tradesday with many special articles sold. A crowd on the streets shows town support but many bargains remain, offering items for farm and home use at low prices tonight.
China recognizes Soviet Russia in unconditional move
Moscow May 31 Soviet Russia gained formal recognition from China with the announcement by the Soviet foreign office stating the recognition is unconditional. The event marks a notable shift in relations between the two powers amid postwar diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Moscow
China
Russia
Movement for good roads in Morgan County noted
The Daily states that its specially prepared road articles in serial form beside editorials are copyrighted. Organizations and publications seeking to reuse these articles must apply to The Daily for permission.
Wehle Stock Company Plans Three Strong Bills at Princess
For the second week of its indefinite engagement the Billie Wehle players schedule three strong shows at the Princess starting Monday. The Cowboy and the Lady, Running Wild, and Fair and Warmer headline the lineup with the latter returning at road company prices. Manager McCowan says the Wehle company is large and talented enough for such productions and notes the higher costs of a musical stock presentation.
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The
Princess
Billie Wehle
Mary Miles Minter
Tom Moore
Standard Road Company
Wehle
McCowan
Albany- Degatur
Wealthy youths Leopold and Loeb confess to murder in Chicago
Chicago State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe announced that Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, both from wealthy families, confessed to kidnapping and killing a 14 year old boy. They described striking the victim with a chisel and using acid to disguise the crime, with details to be made public later. The killing occurred in an automobile and ransom plans followed, with involvement by family and associates revealed in the confession.
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Associated ‘Preas
Chicago
Robert E. A Crowe
Nathan EB
Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Young Franks
Crowe
Leopold
Franks
Young Loeb
Irs
Gentrude Barsh
Wabash Avenue
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New York City
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Wilson
Beautiful Chorus
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Tinney
Still
Peppis
DR. Rigell
Louise Gerrish
Amherst, Me
Ver
Wehle Oebate
Ncess Theatre
Nathan Leopold Jr
Stollen
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