Muscle Shoals to Sell to Best and Highest Bidder
Editorial argues for public awareness and a fair sale of Muscle Shoals to the highest bidder. It condemns delay and hints at political pressure, praising Wilson while critiquing Harding. The piece urges transparency and respect for due process amid national elections.
Public Ledger Critique of Wilson Draws Republican Debate
A Philadelphia editorial condemns harsh anti-Wilson remarks as unjust and calls for credit where due. The writer asserts Wilson’s noble character and criticizes press bias that attacked him amid postwar policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philger
Public Ledger
Woodrow Wilson
West Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Wilson
United States
Eevee
Mr. Wilson
Adelphia
Character as the Basis of Credit According to Crissinger
Comptroller Crissinger says character and reputation form the true basis of bank credit. Honest people gain trust and business partners prefer them, while dishonest repeat offenders are watched and unlikely to prosper. The piece echoes that honesty is the best policy and a good name matters more than wealth. Columbus Enquirer Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissenger
Crissinger
National Credit Association
Columbus Enquirer- Sun
Preparation of Mail Boosts Post Office Efficiency
A Huntsville Telegram report notes postmasters in a city of 100000 people using civic and business support to face and bundle 52 percent of incoming mail. This trims 18 clerks’ hours and aligns mail for evening trains. They aim for 65 percent and urge public cooperation to start early fall mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Telegram
Newspaper ethics on scandal coverage and law
The Kansas City Star editor argues news value justifies coverage when a scandal reaches court but warns against sensational detailing in unlitigious cases. He cites the Arbuckle case and asserts newspapers should publish carefully and decently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latshaw
Kansas City
R. E. Stout
The
Kansas City Star
Arbuckle
Wind and Rain Quarrel Ends With Sunshine Help
A Wind and Rain clash in a field escalates as Rain floods and Wind pushes back. Rain yields when Sunman arrives with the Wind guiding him, clearing floods and drying trees, restoring calm as dawn breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Mr. Sunnah
Mr. Sunmiap
Mr. Sunman
Farmers Union backs bill to aid cooperative marketing units
Scofield of the Farmers Union announced a bill to incorporate cooperative marketing associations in Alabama. The measure allows five or more members to form such groups with or without capital stock and enables them to market members' products through contracts enforceable by injunction. The union plans to organize the associations once law is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Scofield
Faraay Union
California
Florida
Alabama
Association
Farmer’s Union
Associations
Result of Vote Remains Secret For Few Days
Chicago, Oct. 10. The big four railroads face delayed ballot results as tabulation of strike votes continues into tonight and will not be announced until Wednesday. Union leader Stone hints a majority favor a walkout, noting engineers and other groups also show strong support for a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Warrening
Stone
Cotton market gains but declines on hedge selling
New York on Oct 10 saw brisk early cotton buying with gains of 5 to 28 points driven by Liverpool Wall Street and local shorts. Heavy Southern selling on hedge accounts due to large receipts and favorable weather checked the rise, and the list cooled about ten points from the early highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Southern
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Historical Dates and Codes
Unspecific OCR fragment mentions years 1925 1949 1950 1926 1860 1874 and names Dee Deke cesenic3 with scattered alphanumeric codes. Lacks coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations to form a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osha
Dee
Grand jury commends Montgomery law officers in campaign
The grand jury commends the sheriff's department and police officers of Montgomery in their campaign against law violators. The report was filed with the circuit court on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sheriff’s
Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Turner Nelson Coal and Grain company formed
Articles of incorporation filed in Morgan County establish the Turner Nelson Coal and Grain Company later known as Turner Feedaid. Officers named are A B Turner president O F Nelson vice president and Robert J Gray secretary. The venture will handle International tractor coal feed sand lime cement with coal added as a new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olineeternational
Turner Feedaid
Turner’Nelson Coal and Grain Company
Morgan County
A. B.turner
O. F. Nelson
Robert J. Gray
Turner
My. Nelsop
Also Mentioned on This Page
LEANY
Decatur Daily
Ting Co Wpan
Ana
Ee Codrington
el Phi
Manator Mator Advertising Javenner Hatte
Saas Oale
Penn
Muggle
Mies Otter
Governae
Republic
Sarure
Harding
Nashville Tennessean
A. Jagan
Sunman
WWE
Biven
J. J. x Robinson and Co
Wire
Turner-Nelson Coal & Grain Co
East Moulton St
Albany, Ala
Albany