Resignation and postmaster nominations amid Alabama politics
Alabama politics swirl as Warren Reese resigns to Gov, with O'Neal in the mix and postmaster nominations discussed. Names include Campbell of Birmingham, Samford of Opelika, Stegall of Ozark, and others as the Senate committee weighs the nominations and related matters in Washington. Weathered notices and ads mix amid public notices and local campaigns.
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O'Neal
Senate
Maling Faroubte
BK Campbell
Wirmingham
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New York
Seven Has Bad Luck Comedy Flops in Old Palace Feature
A fragmented 1920s era listing notes Palace MACENSEL PICTURES presenting a comedy titled Seven Has Bad Luck. The blurbs hint at a slapstick plot involving a failing scheme, spunky wife, a dog, and a dramatic rope scene. Details are garbled but suggest a minor misadventure driven by misfortune and routine calamities.
June-Thumb Wedding at the High School
A chaotic OCR of a June wedding program at Boetack High School features Jon Thumb's ceremony, musical interludes, and a vow in a quirky town pageant. Names such as James Grant Reading, Mrs Harmon, and Master Crawford appear amid a mix of titles and antics.
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Tina Piano Duel
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Mry Harmon
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Sumble Suxlette
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Lodge of Sorrow at Union Hill Church May 18 1913
Cottonwood judge Nody and A M will hold a lodge of arts on Sunday afternoon May 18 at Omion Air Church on Dothan and Cottonwood road in honor of deceased members Masons invited and public welcome.
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Cottonwood
Nody & A M
Artsunday
Omion Air Chisch
Dothan
Cottonwood Road
Mantar Masons
Alvo
Greenwill Militia Mustered Out of Service
Montgomery Alabama May. The Greenwill militia is mustered out of service after inspection. Captain Willem Carpenter of Menutje promoted to lieutenant. The announcement notes the unit’s return to civilian duties and details regarding commissions and promotions within the ranks.
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Greenwill Militia
Slogan Change Sparks Debate Over Branding Standards
The phrase Pho Flugwn tae been changed to Where the Lays picture Wit Han Standard prompts discussion among branding teams about consistency and clarity. Local observers note the update aims to align slogans with current product imagery and regional preferences.
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Pho
Two bold youths rob crowd of 200 in theater raid
Two bold youths held up a crowd of about 200 in a theater or hall. They brandished weapons and escaped through a rear door, while bystanders crouched and a note of panic spread through the room. Police were later summoned to the scene.
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Aleuder Janthe
Dothan Takes First Game From Hartford Boys
Dothan edges Hartford in a closely contested opener with strong guard work from Mosely Hive and Labera for the locals. A large crowd attended as the visitors pressed and the home team built a lead late in the game on key runs by Mardock and a prolific passing attack.
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Seeie program In thid after noon
In the afternoon Eagle ends go to the Min iehoot tonight and whore on the wedding of Tom Hump and Ales Fenil Hine.
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Summer Preview: Politics Warm as Campaigns Begin
A summer look at upcoming political contests notes Governor candidates and counties gearing up. Mentions Mapleton and surrounding towns as campaigns push to announce plans and secure support ahead of primaries and the next state events.
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Walter ST
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Tomer
Beaulynal le
Unclear OCR fragment references towns and names
Fragmentary text lists places such as Willington and Washington along with multiple garbled names and fields. The readable bits suggest a local item about towns and individuals but lacks coherent facts or events to describe a concrete outcome or action.
Proposal for new currency and bonds by senator
In a Washington briefing yesterday Senator Tuwpornd of Wiehtgun proposed security measures and a plan to define a permanent currency. The measure would authorize tax or fee payments tied to a new currency and outline a framework for wealth distribution.
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Banka
Tuwpornd
Wiehtgun
Look For a Stolen Bicycle
A brief item notes a stolen bicycle reported near the front of the “baf fle Offlen” Monday afternoon. Authorities seek information leading to recovery and plan to reuse the information for ongoing page coverage.
Wilson Eyes Currency Reform Plan Backed by Glass
President backs Glass’s currency reform ideas in a session with lawmakers and economic advisers. Discussion centers on potential moves to stabilize the dollar, banking changes, and timing of proposed measures amid political and financial pressures.
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Wilson
Glass
Memory Loss Drug Claims Stall After Accident
A confusing OCR fragment appears to describe an accident and memory loss related claim. The text mentions a doctor, medicine, constipation remedies, and possible legal actions, with unclear sequences and many garbled names. No clear date, location, or reliable event details are discernible.
Adped Ne Amin To Apreat Adjutant Halla
Fragmentary OCR note describes a planned gathering with Salvation Army involvement on a weekday evening. It mentions an adjutant and a large audience, with references to a hill gateway and a possible play of music or ritual. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Halla
Salvation Army
Walter Seed In Race For Governor
Walter Seed runs amid a crowded field for governor with support from allies including prominent politicians. The campaign faces opposition from rival factions as voters weigh policy positions and leadership experience ahead of key state elections.
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Walter Seed
Tornado in Nebraska Kills Fourteen People
A Nebraska tornado disaster left fourteen dead and many injured across multiple counties. Homes and property were destroyed, with estimated losses around $60,000. Emergency crews assist communities as towns assess damage and search for survivors.
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