Extremist Violence Probed Against American Diplomats in Europe
Paris reports a systematic campaign by communists to attack American diplomats in continental Europe. An attempted assassination of Ambassador Sarr, Vanetti and two Italians is linked to a hazardous device at the embassy. General Pershing travels with police protection as Communist leaders face police scrutiny.
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Paris
Europe
Vanetti
Pershing
Cherbourg
Humanite
America
Iva
Casheh
Brussels Riot at U S Legation Sparks Police Action
On October 20 crowds of communists stormed the United States legation in Brussels. Police dispersed the mob with gas and surrounding guard lines as demonstrators shouted for Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Brussels
United States
Legation
Sacco
van V
Threatening letters traced in Rome embassy scare
Police in Rome sought the origin of letters sent to American ambassador Richard Washburn Childs and the source of a hostile communist demonstration at the embassy. Extra guards were posted and a bodyguard was offered to the diplomat.
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Rome
Richard Washburn Childs
Attempt to assassinate Ambassador Herrick via mail bomb
Washington reports no new details on the attempt to kill Ambassador Herrick by mailing a bomb. The state department had received no further information as of today.
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Washington
Valley Far Lands Prove Valuable As Real Estate Boom
Figures show Tennessee Valley lands gaining value with recent farm sales. Decker farm near Athens sold last week for 16 000 cash to Laken Hightower after Mr Decker paid 8 000 in 1917. Weevils less destructive to red lands spurring inquiries from exclusive cotton belt seeking diversified crops.
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Tennessee
Decker
Athens
Rassdalé Realty
MY. Decker
Laken, Hightower
Portuguese Rules Changed by People
Monarchists and militarists have overthrown the government in Portugal in a bloodless revolution. A new ministry was formed and troops now hold strategic positions in Lisbon and suburbs. The government resigned without opposition.
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International News Service
Portugal
Portugese
Stratetic
Lisbon
Champion Midget Screw Shocks Utica Shoppers
A traveling salesman arrived in Utica New York with a tiny celluloid case and a reading glass to reveal a brass screw hidden inside. The screw claimed to be the smallest ever made with a total length of 0.028 inches a 0.012 inch thread 360 threads per inch a head diameter of 0.026 inches and a weight of 0.0012 grains.
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Utica
N. Y
Lauslations For General Bevo From the House
Roba Peters of Fayette drafts a resolution praising General Bevo with references to eloquence and oratory. The measure recalls fond memories of legislative sessions and expresses sentiment on the life and innocence of Bevo, quoting a famed line about loving and losing.
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Roba Peters
Fayette
Bevo
Albany High to Meet Rogersville in Key Clash
Albany High prepares for a tough Friday home game against Rogersville with Thomonh Rumphries at tackle Fennell Wilson at guard and Holt Carroll at end. The contest is set for 3 45 p m with Lauderdale County High in the same prep season.
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Albany High School
Rogersville
Lauderdale County
Dowdy
Thomonh Rumphries
Fennell
Wilson
Holt
Carroll
Tennessee Poultry Association Meeting Friday Night
All members are urged to attend the Tennessee Valley Poultry Association meeting at 7 30 Friday evening in the Court House. H N Binford secretary.
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Tennessee Valley Poultry Association
Court House
Advertising Schedule for Large and Small Notices
The notice states large advertisements should appear on Wednesday and half pages, while smaller ads may run on Friday. It also mentions appreciation for publishing a son in relation to the schedule.
Alabama House Passes Port of Mobile Amendment Vote
The Alabama House approved the senate bill submitting the port of Mobile amendment to voters in November 1922 by a 76 to 2 vote. E. F. Oakley and J. Lee Long cast the opposing ballots amid surprise support from capitol members.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Mobile
House of Representie Tives
Senate
E. F. Oakley
Wilcox
J. Lee Long
Butler
House
Tu Ls
Wes
Friends of
Defense rests as Stephenson testifies in minister trial
The trial of Rev Stephenson reaches a pivotal point as he faces cross examination. He contradicts earlier statements and recalls memory gaps while witnesses from both sides may yet testify. District court proceeding notes lengthy testimony and potential rebuttal by the defense.
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Stephenson
Strike Bulletins From Over Nation
Thirty four thousand maintenance of way workers of the Pennsylvania railroad telegraphed they will remain at work if a nationwide strike materializes. The message came from Wilmington Delaware. Benjamin Marsh praised railway brotherhoods and shop crafts for challenging financial interests and cautioned against entanglements with the American Farm Bureau Federation which has offered to mediate a railroad strike.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania’ System Division
Casett Oe
Onal Council
Benjamin Marsh
Warren S. Stone
Marsh
American Farm Bureau
Fed- Ww
Prediction of No Strike Amid Federal Pressure
Washington dispatch notes a predicted no strike on the set date as brotherhood leaders plan to call it off for patriotic reasons and to avoid opposing the federal government. The quote from Anderson questions the motive and timing of the anticipated action.
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International News Service
Washington
Ase Bhulliy
Anderson
Lawmakers Debate Highway Bond Sale Commission
Late bulletin reports bitter addresses as lawmakers push relief and tax measures. The Senate backs a bill creating a commission to oversee sale of highway bonds amid contention and adjournment tensions.
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Adiveters Safe
Montgomery
Albanya
Tex
Alabama
Senate
Laver
House Passes Administration Bill Fast. Sunday Observance Unreached
The house hurried the administration bill today with a noon vote but did not reach the hard issues, including Sunday observance. The bill mandating judges to report to the Governor on felon convictions passed without opposition.
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Jane
House
Alabama Senate approves special train for Harding visit
The Alabama Senate unanimously passed a joint resolution to charter a special train for the legislature governor Kilby and state officials to Birmingham on October 26 to meet President Harding during the semi centennial celebration. The trip aims to seek the president's help in securing acceptance of Henry Ford's offer to take over the Muncle Shoals nitrate plant. Stephenson shot, he said, only when Father Coyle moved toward his hip pocket. Mr. said that he ordinarily did not carry a oe but had armed himself when
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate
Kilby
Birmingham
Harding
Henry Ford
Muncle Shoals
Railroad Denies Board Jurisdiction in Labor Dispute
The Pennsylvania railroad refused to accept the railway labor board’s authority in the dispute over electing employee representatives for bargaining on rules and working conditions. Leaders expect no strike, though discord shows among unions and AFL affiliates, as administration support may push negotiations toward settlement.
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International News’ Service
Chicago
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Railway Labor Board
Road
Serted
Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Big Four Brotherhoods
Federation
Bowling Meeting Postponed to Friday Night
Friday night gathering of the Y M C A bowling club has been postponed to 7 30 o'clock to allow fans to travel to Hartedlle. Secretary Nollan announced that the Decatur Business Men’s Cup, won last year, will be presented and plans for the 1921 22 season discussed.
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Nollan
Hartedlle
Decatur Business Men
Censorship Bill Faces Setback in Alabama House
Montgomery report says the House judiciary committee returned an adverse report on the W T Murphree censorship bill. The measure would require cities to provide a system for permits and inspection to approve or prohibit moving pictures.
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Montgomery
Albany- Decatur
Ala
House
Judiciary Committee
W. T. Murphree
Etowah
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