Reports Diverge on Atmore Prison Whipping Injuries
Conflicting accounts arise after James C Kirby alleges severe back wounds from 21 lashes at Atmore prison while a Mobile Press reporter claims visible severe injuries. The dispute pits Brother Will’s prison administration narrative against independent reporting. The incident prompts broader debate over treatment of veterans and press reliability.
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Mobile
W. H. Longrest
Aumore
Ata Kirby
Frother Will
Atmore
Kirby
Onr
Hirby
Atmore Hospital
Meérely
Roosevelt Support Splits Alabama Papers in 1924
The Montgomery Advertiser and The Opp Weekly News announce support for Roosevelt for the Democratic nomination. Roosevelt leads as the likely candidate but faces opposition over water power and government control. The Eagle backs other figures such as Baker or Young, while remaining sympathetic to Roosevelt's stature as a public figure able to dialogue with Washington.
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Montgomery
Roosevelt
Maryland
Gwen D. Young
Neston
Baker
Gandhi warns on liberty price in old notes about sacrifice
A fragmented report suggests Gandhiji resists sacrificing a million people for liberty, challenging followers to ready themselves. The passage mocks his stance as extreme and imitates a foreign politician, with mentions of Britain and the Downtrodden.
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Ganth
India
Uberty
England
Tadlane
Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W C Batchelor
Fragmented OCR reads like a patchwork page note with garbled phrases about Batchelor and buttons, politics, religion, and social critique. It mentions the pope urging churches and a reference to a race, suggesting a satirical or opinion context amid uncertain text.
20 Years Ago in Dothan Silhouette of Local Life
Fragmented OCR text recalls local names and events in Dothan with references to Miss E and Miss ter 2, Gaines Byrn, Company F, and the Dethay Guards. The passage is garbled but suggests a historical column noting ages, occupations, and community figures amid a faded archive.
Albany Gains Noted Praise for Fire, Finances and Growth
Albany Georgia receives national attention for top fire prevention and strong municipal finances, surpassing Milwaukee in debt status and bank deposits per capita. The Savannah Morning News highlights Albany as an unusually proactive city, aiming to lead in multiple fields and strive for continued achievement.
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Dougherty County
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Savannah Morning News
Morning News
Ranka
Milwaukee
Milona
Sault Georgia
Milwallon
Amig
Abany
Publicity's grip on a crime career and its fall
A fraying meditation on crime reporting and fame. A notorious criminal learns that publicity inflates his myth, shapes police interest, and chains him to a public image that finally unravels as violence or imprisonment closes in.
Republican Divergence Aimed at Democratic Opponent
The Montgomery Advertiser notes editor of The Opp Works News contemplates running as a Democrat candidate next year. Plans to attend the convention exist, with proposals to fund a trip by RUBE director to ensure support. No pay for the office is expected, and others question the feasibility and honesty of the candidacy.
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Montgomery
Aenor
Opp
Democratic Natione
Monty
New York Street Vendors Flood Forty Second Street
Herbert Plummer reports on pre Christmas street life in New York where hawkers crowd Forty second street with toys tricks and pet alligators sparking chaos and comic moments. A Bentley man sells baby alligators while shoppers debate gifts and Christmas cards fill the sidewalks.
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New York
John
Estes
Washington Letter Reflects Holiday Pause in Congress
Uproar and speeches mark a holiday pause as House members return home for Christmas. Speaker and leaders manage time offerings while members test stump rhetoric on the floor, delaying real business until after the season.
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Washington
Gerner
Congress
Energa
Antess
Lke
Ramey
Democrate
Snel
Repushcan
Farmers Guide to Self Help in Headland Editorial
In a lively appeal to farmers, a writer urges Headland readers to study extension work, use state resources, and practice thrift and hard work. The piece mocks politicians and stresses soil analysis, proper farm management, and diversified crops to grow at home, ending with a nod to J P Mitchell.
How's Your Health By Dr Laga Goldston
Fever in children is common and parents often misjudge its significance. Temperature readings vary by child and condition, so rely on overall appearance and behavior rather than fever alone. Overindulgence in sweets and improper diet can trigger fevers, while consistent care includes bed rest and medical attention if signs worsen.
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Laga Goldston
Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Peale
A mother reports her seven year old son as fond, destructive and disobedient. Investigation shows she neglected him while busy with a younger child and rarely praised or played with him. Once she changes to spend time with him the boy improves, illustrating that affection and attention curb misbehavior and that happiness comes from being loved and approved.
Goodyear Plans 4 January Start With Expanded Shifts
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co announces a new plan to begin operating January 4 on a five day eight hour basis, creating a 2,000 employee shift increase. The facility aims to ship 105,000 tread units daily and break six prior shipping records after shipping 22,090 units in one day.
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Als
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Ion
Not Invited to T6 Conference Says Premier of France
Paris report says no invitation was sent to Mr Lava for a London conference with Ms MacDonald. The British premier notes the aim is to discuss reparations and maintain harmony between the three government heads. Nine state historians will prepare a list of 1,009 authentic items on California history.
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Raney Gladis
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Snell
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UN Jersey
France
Paris
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Lara
London
Lava
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