Five Sea Powers Open On Naval Treaty This Week
London report from January twenty cites Britain France Italy Japan and the United States moving toward a historic conference on naval limits. Americans indicate willingness to reduce ships and extend the holiday while negotiations continue with Premier Briand and Marshal Tar dieu.
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Byron Price
London
Dowsing Street
Lester
King George
Hoove
Capid
Great Britain
Tapan
Italy
Henry L. Simoun
Ande Tardieu
Antons Grandi
Italien
Washington
Germany
Garman Warcraft
Stimson
Ambassador Morrow
M. Tardieu
Briand
Morrow
Mexico City
Thompson May 9 24 Counties Candidate for U S Senate
The Montgomery Advertiser reports Frederick I. Thompson of Mobile is likely to announce his candidacy for the Democratic primary for the U S Senate in August opposing incumbent J Thomas Heflin and John H Bankhead. Thompson has run political circles for two decades and publishes several Alabama papers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Advertiser
Frederick I. Thompson
Mobile
United States Senate
Thopson
J. Thomas Heflin
Stekg
John H. Bankhead
Jater
Bankhead
State Committee
Balters
Thompson
Heflin
United States Shipping Board
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Mobile Register
News- Hem
Alabama Journal
Florence
Thompson seeks party harmony over Senate bid in Alabama
Frederick Thompson stated that any run for the U S Senate would be secondary to a party harmony program aimed at gaining control of the Alabama State Democratic Executive Committee. He urges admitting all Democrats to the August primary and restoring members’ constitutional rights after the committee barred bolters, opposing Bankhead’s stance and stressing the white primary system’s preservation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Democratic Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Shelby
Calhoun
Hale
Lawrence
Dallas
St. Clair
Cleburne
Choctaw
Walker
Jackson
Monroe
Fayette
Marshall
Limestone
Lamar
Madison
Bulloch
Sumter
Jefferson
Clay
Tallapoosa
DeKalb
Elmore
Marion
Morgan
Chambers
Barbour County
W. L. Lee
Houston County Committee
Hugh A. Locke
Montgomery
Dothan
Andalusia
Tuscaloosa
Evergreen
Thompson
Mobile
Frederick
United States Senate
Montgomery, Dec. 16, To Bar Bolters
Bis
Bolter
Houston
Alabama
Vast prehistoric ground arcs compare to capitol in Washington
Fragmentary note describes two prehistoric apartment horse figures in the state covering four larger ground arcs than the Capitol in Washington. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Ris
Albuoue
Pove
N. MM
Capitol
Washington
Offices of Capitol Close In Observance Gen Lee Birthday
At Montgomery Alabama state offices closed to mark the 123rd birthday of Robert E Lee. Howard C Smith spoke on Lee life from Station WAPI Monterey studio as part of a nonday program. Marie Bankhead Owen will speak tomorrow with Sinewall Jackson having birthday a day later. Gov Bind Graves missed the program and Col Wooleer Finnell filled in.
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Montgomery
Capitol
Robert E. Lee
Monterey
WAPI
Howard C. Smith
State Department of Agriculture
Marie Bankhead Owen
State Department of Archieves and History
Tomorow
Sinewall Jackson
General Lee
Bind Graves
Alabama Automotive Trades Association
Col
Wooleer Finnell
State Highway Commission
Congress Turns To Discussion Of Prohibition
Congress returns to work amid Prohibition debate with notes on the Hoover program for city law enforcement and a House push for a referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Sirovich seeks denatured alcohol reforms. Mellon testimony planned on moving the Prohibition Bureau to Justice. An army order makes Prohibition violations a military offense.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Sirovich
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Mary K. Norton
New Jersey
Judiciary Committee
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Mellon
Army
Hurley
Detroit
Morris Shephard
Texas
F. Scott McBride
League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Shephard
Weatherly delegate to attend church convention in Birmingham
E M Weatherly plans to travel Wednesday morning to Birmingham for the annual evan cial of the Evisconalian Dicese of Alshama as a delegate from the Church of the Nativity. He will stay for the two day session highlighting church affairs.
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Weatherly
E. M. Weatherly
Birmingham
Alshama
Church of the Nativity
Weather Outlook for Alabama Clouds and Warmer Trend
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight and Tuesday. Unsettled conditions with occasional rain likely Tuesday, especially in the north tonight.
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Alabama
Two Alabamians Among 16 Killed In Plane Crash
Two residents of Alabama are among sixteen people killed when the plane flanged to the ground and burst into flames. The accident draws attention as The Firefly musical comedy at the Dothan opera house tonight features Lonita Foster, daughter of a former local voice instructor, in a prominent role, drawing numerous old friends of her mother to the performance.
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Dothan Opera House
Dothan
Lonita Foster
Lonita Clark
Goodyear Opens New Dothan Warehouse and Service Station
Goodyear Tire and Rubber announces a new warehouse and distributing point in Dothan to serve southeast Alabama and northwest Florida. W. C. King will run the Goodyear Service Station with James King assisting. The facility will remodel into a modern tire service shop with a full warehouse and first class repair capabilities.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Dothan
Alabama
Florida
Tire Company
W. C. King
Focal
United States
King
City Auto Company
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Station
Rank Byrd
Jack Wise
Fire Service Department
James King
Columbia Man Buried At Haleburg
Funeral services for Fowler Chambers of Columbia who died at his home early Saturday morning were held at Haleburg Church yesterday afternoon with the Rev. Stewart of Columbia officiating. He is survived by his wife Mrs Fowler Chambers two sons Gretam and Paird two daughters Evelyn and Eloie one brother Will of Heteburgs and one sister Mrs J To Boner of Columbia. The Houston Funeral Company was in charge of arrangements.
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Fowler
Columbia
Haleburg Courceh
Stewart
Columbia -Ffieatra
Fowler Chambers
Gretam
Paird
Evelyn
Eloie
Will
Heteburgs
Boner
Columba
Houston Funeral Company
Wacom
Washington colleges report record summer attendance
Washington colleges and universities entered about 414 24 students for the summer term, marking the largest attendance on record.
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Washington
College and University Garamer
Tragic T A T S Maddux Tri Motor Crash Near Oceanside
A tri motor Ford Monoplane operated by T A T Maddux Airways returning from Agua Caliente crashed near San Clemente. Fourteen passengers and two pilots died in the fire and wreckage. Eyewitnesses blame a fog and rain blanket that obscured visibility, forcing an emergency descent and crash into a hillside. TheDead include Edward J Bowen and Sedric Brown along with 14 others. bodies identified in Oceanside morgue.
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Los Angeles
T. A. T. Maddux
Air Line
San Clemente
Pacific
F. F. Preeg
Glendale
Oceanside
San Clemente Bluffs
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Western Express
Sedric Brown
Doris Cantillon
Richard Cantillon
Ida M. Glover
Cantillon
Hannah Colliston
Fairhope
Ala
Frances Jamieson
Pasadena
Cal
Benjamin Miller
San Francisco
W. W. Paden
Edward J. Small
Charles Raybold
Elizabeth Squibb
Basil Russell
Freddie Walker
Virgil Westbrook
Army Flier
Forest Eaton
T. A. T.maddux Airways
Earier
California
Russell
Robert Hansen
Hanson
Charles A. Lindherd
T. A. T.-Maddux Air Lines
San Diego
Ten Billion Construction Outlay Planned for 1930
Washington reports that over ten billion dollars is expected to be spent on public and private construction in 1930. The Commerce Department cites seven billion for public building maintenance and utilities and over three billion for commercial and industrial structures. Public works including federal spending are estimated around 325.9 million. utilities and railroad projects about 1.22 billion.
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Washington
Lamon
Hoover
Commerce Department
Post Office Sees Receipts Grow in Great Smoky Region
At the Smoky Mountains area a small post office reports receipts rising from 315 in lean years to 295 during brisk business. Postmaster W. S. Alexander notes he spends time guiding visitors and serving as a mountain guide in leisure hours.
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Great Smoky
W. S. Alexander
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King Gorge
I. S
France
Japan
Britain
Robert Dollar
Master Mariner
Captain Dollar
NEA Detroit Buress
D. L. McBride
Minnesota
R. N. Holzapple
Michigan
AntiSaldon League
Capitol Close
Gen. Lee
Doran
Anti-Saloon League
Galveston
Tex
Port Bend County
Here
City Auto Co
Haleburg
Adolph J. Sabath
Ofllinois
Connes
Ernest H. Cherrington
Bottom
T.A.T
Hannar
Fairhope, Ala
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