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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
2
The item notes classification as second class matter dated 1912 and published in New Decatur Alabama under the March 1879 act. It records federal postal status at the local post office.
Editor and manager details rates for six months three months and one year. It lists mail rates and carrier charges, tribute notices and cards of thanks costs, and urges readers to report late delivery by telephone. Advertising copy must reach the office by noon for timely publication.
Announcement states Harvey J. Wright is a candidate for sheriff of Morgan County, subject to the forthcoming primary action.
A $5 million hotel development in Milwaukee shows strong progress, highlighting growth in a community once jokingly called a North Shore suburb by Chicago peers. The project signals economic momentum for local business and tourism, reflecting regional intercity ties.
A fragment suggests a description of a US revenue policy dubbed the peace tariff, noting its calm progress and possible character as a revenue producer. The precise policy name, date, or agency details are not shown in the readable text.
Readers speculate on hatpins as a means to secure hats longer during fishing trips, imagining practical fashion enhancements for seafaring attire amid windy conditions and workwear norms.
A 10:45 a.m. train on some Mexican railroads is about thirty days late. Perfecting a tariff bill in conference is not near completion, but the conference plan might save time if tried first rather than after.
In New York City a number of loyal political leaders remain unsure which political party they should lead. The situation reflects ambiguity among local figures about their future party alignment and leadership roles.
A cryptic note suggests a scenario where probability of milk reaching 10 & quart has a positive side, potentially accelerating movement toward the soil. The statement blends numeric targets with agricultural implications and hints at a broader, symbolic consequence.
A report indicates Special Envoy Lind remains in Mexico, determined not to depart until receiving the assurances or goals he was sent to secure. The situation reflects mounting diplomatic pressure and potential longer negotiations ahead.
New York September 22. Max Blanck proprietor of the Triangle Waist Company testified in a special sessions court that locked doors were in use at his factory since moving to Fifth Avenue two years ago. The case stems from a 1911 Washington Place fire that killed more than 140 people. Blanck was arraigned on Walter Dugan inspector’s complaint and released on $500 bail as judge Russell postponed further hearings to October 2.
General Manager Horace Baker announces upgrades including automatic signals between Moundville and Livingston to protect a 123 mile section from Wood stock to Meridian. Passing tracks at Montlake Trussville High Point and Elitaw range from 2,127 to 8,700 feet to handle longer trains and boost freight and passenger traffic.
Scarlett, a soldier of fortune, searches for the crown jewels amid a web of Reds and socialists. He protects Countess de Vassart and escorts her group to the Belgian border. Buckhurst is unmasked as a Prussian informant and vows surrender.
In Paradise a spy tale unfolds as Tric Trac guards a mysterious box while the Lizard and observer track his moves. A concerned confession from Scarlett reveals a past tied to balloon experimentation and a hidden love that haunts him at La Trappe and beyond.
W L Hacker, long associated with the Decatur piano trade, has purchased the J A Miller Music Store on 2nd Ave. He will continue to handle the same high grade pianos and keep the business in its present location. He respectfully solicits patronage and influence.
chapter twelve sees Scarlett make friends while chapter thirteen has Starlett visit the countess at her home in Radise. He encounters Sylvia Elven and learns the countess has withdrawn from the socialists. They vow eternal friendship.
A narrator recalls an early morning incident with Timour Melek, a large Algerian lion, where a training-chair defense averts a dangerous bite. The scene shifts to questions of mindset and indecision, with Speed teasing about love as the tension lingers.
The narrator recalls the lions presaging trouble as he reflects on losing an intangible right to dominance. He leaves the training cage with Kelly Eyre present and remembers Sylvia Biven and a message not delivered. The scene hints at growing internal conflict and tension with Eyre.
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