Gadsden Campaign Predicts Near Unanimous Convention Vote
Campaign managers in Gadsden report confidence that the Kiowa metropolis convention vote will be practically unanimous. Telegram from Judge Bilbro and others praises Dothan hospitality and pledges generous accommodations. The delegation expects the Friday dawn vote and expresses enthusiasm for the event.
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Fadaden
Kiowa
Saelleges
Bilbro
OW. Po Gwin
Dathan Ala
Alb Gadsden
Mee
Chadsden
Cone
J. A. Tillie
City
Runaway June Favored by Audiences at Palate
The first installment of the serial Runaway Tune by Giorage Randolph Chester played to audiences at the Palate, drawing large crowds. The tale centers on a young heroine fleeing a dependent life, facing hardships while seeking independence, with fifteen installments promised for weekly screenings.
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Giorage Randolph Chester
Palate Dust
Norms detective appeals to supreme court in license case
Dan Lehou a private detective appeals from his conviction for violating Atlanta ordinance requiring private detective licenses The Burns National Detective Agency manager contends the ordinance abridges constitutional rights He was convicted in recorder court for operating without a license and appeals to state courts and supreme court for relief The case ties to Lee Frank murder investigation in Atlanta April 7
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Washington
Dan Lehou
Supreme Govett
Atlanta, Ga
Lee ME
Lehora
Lee Frank
Mery Phagan
Atlanta
Lehon
Burns National Detective Agency
Anl
Herwak Wethe Bneox
Aueh
Comeian
Lehan
H Lowith
Burns
Aviators chase damaged stations in spring air raid
In Geneva and surrounding areas on April dawned a pursuit as aviators chased a German military trainer jet damaging railway and stations along the Rhine. Bombs dropped on Muelhein and Neubore while a French biplane, pursued by German aviators, darted across the garst region near Saund and Villingery.
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Geneva
Saund
Villingery
Hine
Muelhein
Neubore
Fierman Aviatars
Zerland
Alabama Sunday School Convention Attracts Over 1800 Attendees
Attendance topped 1800 at the Alabama Sunday School Convention in Selma with 1100 delegates from other towns. Older Boys and Older Girls Conferences drew 20 girls from 25 of 27 Sunday Schools, while Sheffield and Montgomery joined regional sessions. Officials reported a record total enrollment and strong participation across sessions and churches amid ideal weather.
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Alabama
Sheffield
Floranil Tuscumbia
Vnnity Older Hoye
Montgomery
Mihania
Selmna
Selma
Sam
Hobba
Sandard Pebriary Ennate Lanner School
Sunty
Bein
Conndition
Alabana
United States
Alabama Sunday School Work Leads Rural Education Drive
A 1920s Alabama discussion highlights Sunday School workers expanding rural teaching, with Minnie Abigand noted for practical rural problem insight. The piece praises state pioneers in Sunday School methods and a growing library program supporting teachers and administrators across counties.
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Selanne Hay Alremty
Toonane
Haina
Minnie Abigand
Ivedy
Cher
Alabama
State Association
Evers
Benday
Sehnol
Powell Fined and Appeals Court Challenge
Powell, manager of the Palace Theatre, appeared before Mayor Baker on charges of violating city ordinances. He was fined and filed an appeal to the Circuit Court, alleging exit-light issues and misstatements in the complaint.
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Powell
Palace Theatre
Baker
Soo
Malta Pine for Aching Kidney Ailments and Remedies
Fragmented notes describe kidney pains and headaches linked to mineral imbalances. It mentions consuming grape and Ten juice, acid foods, and various folk remedies, along with references to pain relief timeframe and the belief in certain regional cures.
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Ian. Éowe
Salta
Leotes
Avernany
Fides Trendle
Untitled Historical Report With Fragmented Names and Figures
Fragmented OCR text reports on vanilla cream and training terms, then shifts to statistics about Sunday schools, clans, and primary departments. Mentions Leon and various administrative counts, with unclear dates or places. Contains numerous garbled phrases and nonstandard terms, making precise facts difficult to extract.
Church Conference Opens in Washington
scrambled and partial text indicates a church conference opening in Washington with delegations and sessions planned over seven days. Secretary Beye expected to attend Thursday night. details across New Jersey and Pennsylvania regions mentioned.
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Washington
Washinton
Agri
Minh
Pikeopal
New Jersey
Pannayteania
Macys
Seaton
Beye
Fragmented Local Cream Page Names Vanities and Crown
A damaged OCR snippet mentions vanity items and a crown in a page titled IC CREAM. It includes garbled phrases such as dhe beat pharie and Ibe Crown Ma, with no clear events or identifiable persons.
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Pharie
Rehearing Denied For Former Alabama Clerk
The court denied the application for a rehearing of the case concerning Thea Laex, former chief clerk of the state convict department, who received a ten year sentence. Attorney for Laex immediately filed for a rehearing, with probable new action expected.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thea Laex
Axtate
Déparhment
Atate
Othe
Mappenta
Sppeahe Oalwaet
Abbee
Ant
Rabid Fragments Describe Turmoil Near Coastal Waters
Fragmentary OCR notes describe chaotic scenes and foreign forces near a coast. Mentions of a damaged boat and a tense situation involving unnamed parties suggest a disrupted operation and unclear outcomes.
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Gadsden
Gade
NORMS
WGHER
Stetson
Knox
Weill
Ont
Blan
Malta
Verkman Heranliy Fee Cream Co
Alelama
Leon
Totat
Dardanelles Haren
Tina Aholin
Suardé
Belik
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Tages
Alkones
Tosa Kort
Court Aires CY
Vray
Dean Sniter
Morida
Thier
Paria
Berbia
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