NYNAMITERS Ask For A New Hearing
Chicago Oct 30 The nationwide dynamite plot case moves again as 30 of 33 labor union officials convicted with the McNamara brothers seek a new trial at the U S circuit court of appeals in Indianapolis. The government seeks their return to prison in Kansas to serve eight years the longest sentence tied to rank M Ryan who faces seven years on bond pending appeal. Ryan led the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union whose funds financed the dynamiters.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Labor Union
McNamara Brothers
Indianapolis
Naan Kan
M. Ryan
A. Anderson
International Asociation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union
Linotype Machine Fascination Sparks Questions and Curiosity
In a bustling print shop scene, workers and visitors ask about the Linotype. They wonder how the paper emerges, printing speed, learning time, waste shavings, reuse, and machine cost. A stenographer questions operation while a curious child requests a name stamped on a piece.
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Steen
Priscilla Club Hosts Quiet Afternoon Socials
Priscilla Club enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering with Miss Mary Banks hosting. Programs included salad courses, forthcoming hostess Miss Louise Collier, and notes on church and club activities among local social circles.
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Mary Banks
Louise Collier
Personal notices and local arrivals in Decaturs
Albert Williams known as Monk returns to Albertsville after visiting his parents. T E Morgan comes back from Columbia Tennessee. L E Fuller reported ill at home on East Cain Street. G C Pricer proprietor of Twin City meat market recovering from a fall at Oak Extract last Monday. E S Ballentine of Courtland in Decaturs yesterday. Geo Jenkins of Sheffield in Decaturs. R T Burke of Marion in city last night. Morgan Morris of Montgomery is here. C K Lide Jr. remains in city until Monday on business. Frank Everett hardware man calling on trade today. Neal Williamson at Denver health reported favorable and improving. Walter Organ of Decatur visiting relatives and friends. WANTED first class office boy for general office work apply in own handwriting to Office care Decaturs Daily. See our line of Engraved Visiting Cards. Prices to suit all.
Card of Thanks for M r s Compton Family
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends and to the I C O F for kindness shown during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and father M r s A M Compton and family.
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A. M. Compton
Warning Against Dangerous Cough Remedies Claims
An old note warns against using cough medicines with sedatives like codeine morphine and heroin to cure colds. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective, claiming pneumonia never follows a cold when used and noting it contains no morphine or sedatives. Sold by dealers worldwide.
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Chamberlain
Plans for Decatur hospital from Ladies Benevolent Society
NotloF announces plans and specifications for a hospital to be erected by the Decatur Ladies Benevolent Society. Bids for erection and completion will be received at Morgan County National Bank on or before 10 am November 10, 1913. Committee reserves right to accept or reject any bids.
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Oy Wn Ladies Benevolent Society
Decaturs
Morgan County National Bank
Arrest in New Orleans on Letters to Jane Addams
Chicago reports the arrest of Henry Leunker in New Orleans for two years of sending persistent letters to Jane Addams at Hull House. Addams recalls initial sympathy turning to concern as letters grew more insistent before custody was sought for treatment.
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Chicago
Hull House
New Orleans
Henry Leunker
Jane Addams
Leunker
Miss Addams
Tennessee Valley Printing Co Stockholders Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the Tennessee Valley Printing Co. will be held in the company office on November 17, 1913, at 7 30 p m. W Reo Shelton is named as organizer.
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Central Methodist Church
Masonic Theatre
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co
Reo Shelton
Dickson Stars in The Buffers at the Delite
Chas Dickson, famed for In Cog and other Broadway hits, appears in the leading role of a film adaptation of his sketch The Buffers at the Delite theatre today. He is also known as an author of The Three Twins and Bright Eyes alongside his acting.
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Chas. Dickson
Atar
Delite Theatre
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Buttreys
Store of Fashion
New Decatur
Priscilla Club
D. W. Allen
Memphis
Christina G. Rosetti
Miss Wallace
Texas
Z Trimble
Music Study .Club
A. A. Hardage
Music Study Club
Apollo Glee Club
the Masonic
Literary Cataco Club
Literary Cataco
Alex Humphrey
Walter Scott
Clark Bracken
Faust
William
Turing
Bridge Club
R. R. Cortner
W. Boswell
Jno.Pointer
Needle Club
Clide Hendrix
H. A. Minor
Columbus, Miss
R. O. Darwin of
Trinity
Annie Lou Spight
Marjorie Workman
Montgomery
Mrs. Burke
Virginia
Mrs. B. P. Wallace
M. E. Parsonage
Decatur
Mrs. Harbiff Miller
Mr. Law Lamar, Jr
Selma
A. G. Patterson
Rainey
Jackson Street
Mrs. W. B. Allen
Tuscumbia
P. O. Box
Ala
Second Avenue
Jersey
Steve Sullivan
Seventh Ave. South
Albert Williams
Monk
Daily
Albertsville
S. C
Fifth Ave
South
2Nd. Ave
T. E. Morgan
Columbia, Tenn
L. E. Fuller
East Cain Street
Twin City
West
P. J. Edwards
E. S. Ballentine of
Courtland
Geo. Jenkins of
Sheffield
Marion
Morgan Morris of
C. K. Lide, Jr
Frank Everett
Neal Williamson
Denver, Col
Walter Organ
Huntsville Daily Times
Lamar Penny
Bond Block
Fairview
E. H. Allison
Decaturs Daily
Brock & Spight Co
Eee
Gus Hill
Bud Fisher
Panama
New York
Boston
Notlof
Williams
Williams Mfg. Co., P Reps
Cleveland
Shir Daniel Drug CO
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co
Grant St
Jerrie Clark
Hal Mullen
Props
M. Diamond
Bank St
Moulton Street
Real Estate & Insurance
Stockholders Meeting
Has. Dickson
Delite
Lampkin Insurance Agency
Lapayette Street
Es Smith
N. W. George
Lafayette
Mr. Chas. Dickson
Majestic
Louie
Benner
Houser
Aine
Vic Kid
Crawford Clothing Company Bank
Lafayette Streets
Reznor
Decatur Light; Power & Fuel Co
E. C. Payne Lumber Co
Fourth Avenue
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