Baynard Malone Seeks Congress Amid Morgan County Support
Morgan County candidate Baynard Malone finishes the first race and enters the second stage amid strong local backing. The text lauds his public service as judge of Probate, his work ethic, and campaigns on roads like Decatur to Moulton and Decatur to Tuscumbia, asserting broad support in the eighth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynerd II
Malone
Morgan County
Morgan
Mame
Carmichael
Baynard Malone
Congress
Reynard Malone
Reforming the calendar proposal by Charles Dexter Morris
The Detroit Free Press highlights Charles Dexter Morris of the Journal of Calendar Reform proposing a 364 day year in 12 fixed months arranged with 13 week quarters. Each month has 26 working days and holidays fixed. a nameless 365th day lies between December 30 and January 1 with leap years adding a day between June 30 and July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Charles Dexter Morris
Journal of
The
Free Press
Morris
George Eastman
Eastman
Malone for Congress: a man of action for the eighth district
The text argues that Malone will push through Tennessee Valley development and will not stop until goals are met. It praises his decisive, relentless style and cites strong support from Morgan, Lawrence, Limestone, Lauderdale, and Colbert counties, urging voters to back his bid to represent the eighth district in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Morgan
Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Baynard Malone
Madison
Jackson
Lauderdale
Colbert
Eighth District
Washington
Vilian Conservation Corps
Watch Your Parking Raises Police Watch
Careless parkers draw police attention as truck drivers and private car drivers crowd spots in busy streets. Offenders risk enforcement as authorities keep vigilant across areas where illegal stopping occurs.
Fifth Avenue NRA Parade Draws Two Hundred Fifty Thousand
Grover Whalen leads a vast crowd up Fifth Avenue from Washington Square to the Public Library reviewing stand in front of 42nd Street. Editors and publishers march with NRA flags while dignitaries including Roy Howard Kohler Patterson Swope and Mayor O'Brien observe.
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Grover Whalen
NRA
New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Public
Thomas Hastings
42Nd St
Roy Howard
Kohler
Joseph
Medill Patterson
Lake Michigan
Flanders Fields
Herbert Bayard
Swope
Charlie
Dewey
George Harvey
Harvey
Germany
Mr. Bolan
Gabriel
Herman Oelrichs
Virginia
Birdie” Fair
Vanderbilt
Victoria
Vega
A. T. Stewart
34Th St
Manhattan Club
Jerome Home
Madison Square
Miss Jerome
Lady Randolph Churchill
Fourteenth Street
Dante
Virgil
Kobler
43Nd St
O’brien
John Curry
Temmany Hall
Connecticut
General Johnson
NRA Zeus
John McCooey
Johnson
Mr. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Band
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Center Music Hall
Elsie Ford
Doris Ford
57Th Street
September 1921 Twin Cities business lift from cotton price hike to NRA parade
The 12 Years Ago column notes cotton price increases, Hosiery Mill opening, and L N Railroad reemployment of about 50 laid off workers boosting Twin Cities trade. It references Mrs. Banks visiting, Clarence Fly’s Nashville visit, and a vivid parade scene in New York with NRA support and crowd praise.
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L. & N. Railroad
Twin Cities
Behind the Scenes of the NRA Buy Now Campaign
A 1933 NEA Service report notes the NRA plans a thoughtful buy now campaign to curb price hikes while stressing consumer restraint. It cites the economy’s interdependence, labor costs raised by NRA codes, and a patriotic aim to keep workers employed, with officials wary of rising prices.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
V Ashington
NRA
Ballyh
Johnson
Malinee
State Department
Hull
Caffrey
NEA Service, Inc
Dangerous When Calm as Woman Dashes Past Parade Police
A frightened woman under 100 pounds shrieked for her baby and surged through a line of policemen during a parade for editors, beginning at 1:30 PM. The description portrays her as an irresistible force in a panic, unfurling the chaotic moment alongside the bemused crowd.
Be My Neighbor A Parlor Card Of Everyday Quips
A collage of humorous exchanges and aphorisms about manners work and money, featuring snippets on gratitude gossip business honesty and everyday observations. It blends street wit with domestic banter and includes brief dialogue from several unnamed speakers and roles.
No Divorce Risk When Partners Choose Each Other
A columnist quips that marriage guards against divorce if partners are truly married to each other. Dialogues reveal humor about roles, work, and mutual care as voices praise progress and resilience. The piece contrasts thinking and action as keys to success and growth.
Parade passes by as time drifts after five
A fragment describes a parade at half past five with lingering passage. It recalls a secretary to General Johnson and mentions cartoons crafted for the New York Evening Journal. A nod to Theodore Roosevelt’s habit of collecting Opper cartoons, and a quotation attributed to Richard Croker.
Governor asks Supreme Court for advisory ruling on tax and warrant acts
Governor B M Miller asked the Alabama Supreme Court for an advisory ruling on the validity of the income tax enabling act and amendment and the 17 000 000 warrant enabling act and amendment. He warned he may call a special session if any measure is struck down. The request questions bonds versus warrants and use of tax proceeds, with the court to issue nonbinding guidance.
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Montgomery
Ala
B. M. Miller
Alabama Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mrs. W. H. Lowery Visits Daughter in Guntersville
Mrs. W. H. Lowery is visiting her daughter in Guntersville for a few days.
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W. H. Lowery
Guntersville
Out of Favor Executives Seek New Business Paths
Behind the scenes, executives ousted from leadership chase fresh opportunities. A tense exchange hints at strained personal ties as a spouse questions lasting love while uncertainty about the business outlook lingers.
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Ender
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Associated Press
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Bational Advertising
Drevine-Tenney Corporation
Hew York
Baynard ‘Malone
Moulton
Ray- Malone
Morgan and
Tuscumbia
Limestone
Lauderdale Counties
King Features Syndicate
Lac
Arthur Brisbane
Robert Banks
Smithsonia, Ala
8. H. Malone
Clarence Fly
Nashville
Fanny Godfrey
Zeus
Jupiter
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Lfe
Jim
Hostler
Tom
Oes
Wailuku
Hawaiian
Maui
Eheu
Family Bread
Twin City
Columbia Military Academy
Boys’ Preparatory School
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Blue Grass Hills
Middle Tennessee
Bee Line
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