Creed of American Catholic Leader Promises Faith and Liberty
The document affirms belief in God as per Roman Catholic practice, asserts Church autonomy from civil law interference, champions freedom of conscience and equality before the law, upholds no establishment of religion and no ban on any faith, supports public schools while allowing parental choice of religious education, rejects foreign interference in other nations, and pledges unity among Americans of all creeds in prayer that no public servant be judged by faith.
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Congress
Ameriea
Houston County's Most Influential Citizen Takes The Stump
Houston County's longtime Democrat Tom Espy spoke for the Democratic Party to a packed room at the County Court House. Voters heard a forthright, honest address on democracy and southern political meaning, delivered without embellishment. Espy's influence stems from courage, plain speech, and consistent honesty, not from public office.
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Tom Espy
Espy
Denbcrate
County Court House
Corridora
Houston County
Democratic Party
South
Henry County
Houston
Tom Expy
Laws to Regulate Wearing Apparel in Portuguese Republic
The Portuguese Republic has enacted a law effective October 1 requiring every citizen to wear shoes. Dispatches note possible hygiene or public-health motives but anticipate strong public opposition from fishmongers, peddlers, and others used to barefoot streets.
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Near East
Portuguese Republic
South Africa
Jong
Republicans’ Roll Call of Graft and Scandals
The Macon Telegraph catalogs GOP figures tied to corruption over seven and a half years, listing Harding Newberry Fall Daugherty Denby Hays Sinclair Doheny Fordes Miller Knapp Jackson McCray Stephenson Small Thompson Smith Cramer Howard Davis Holland and others. It labels the party’s era as degrading to national pride and accuses Republicans of widespread crimes against the South.
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Republican Party
Macon Telegraph
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
United States Senate
Hinda
Albert B. Fall
United States
Harry Daugherty
Congress
Edwin Denby
Will Hays
Naval Oil Reserver
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
New York
Doheny
Elks Hills
Charles R. Fordes
Veterans’ Bureau
Kansas City
Thomas W. Miller
Atlanta
Florence 8. Knapp
Knapp
ED Jackson
Indiana
Statute of Limitators
Telegraph
South
Brass and politics clash in a charged diatribe
The piece catalogs a political tirade by DeWitt Thomas and others criticizing Democratic and Republican factions. It contrasts brass and gold imagery with loyalty to party, denounces bolters, and rails against youth culture, urging readers to reject graft and hypocrisy. The veteran speaker laments changing times and politics.
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Dewitt
Paris Decrees Shift From Flapper to Victorian Woman
Paris reportedly moves to curb flapper fashion and promote more feminine dress and manners. The shift aims to replace the flapper with a refined, modest ideal while noting earlier Paris decrees for longer skirts and restrained attire. The piece reflects on the broader public reaction, noting American women generally resist restricted styles.
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Paris
Anind
Paree
Florida Times-Union
Florida Man Confesses to Murder of Avant at Slocomb
The report describes a confession about the Avant murder with a blood stained knife found near the body. A suspect from Abbeville was brought in, agitated and in overalls, while officials deny letters implicating a woman. Local residents demand prompt justice as the case unfolds after a brutal killing in Slocomb.
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Florida
Avant
Bolcher
Dunlap
Abbeville
Driver
Bonifay
Stocomb
Clyde Smith
Slocomb
British Plans Rushed to Cuba By Plane Win Contract
London reports a British interior decorator firm won a Havana parliament furnishing contract after racing to prepare 140 large designs in one week. Foreign rivals secured plans earlier, and the firm gained a two week extension. Artists worked round the clock for three weeks, delivering by ship, train, and finally air, with minutes to spare.
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London
Sid
Havana
Harane
Wrist watch records time date month and moon phase
A newly introduced wrist watch features a dial that shows time and place, plus records the day of the week, month and date, and tracks the moon phase. The device emphasizes single-wind operation and pulsing moon-phase display.
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Wale
Bio
Charles C. Marvtall
Pertished
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Warren G. Harding
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
William 58, Ware
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
Warren T. McCray
D. C
Thompson
Chicago
Jess Smith
Daugherty
Cramer
Veterane? Bureau
Washington
Perry W. Howard
Miippi
Ben Davis
Georgia
Rush Holland
Hearts
Auerbach
X Group
Yta Foundation
Hell
Dove
Thomasville
Bill Biffem
Savannah Press
Siys DeWitt Thomas
Liston Elkins
Waycros
Bigatia
Cuba
NEW Watch
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First National Bank
GH. Malone, Pres
Dothan
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