Alabama voters urged to adopt Amendment Five on drainage bonds
The article explains Amendment Five to the 1924 ballot to validate 1915 drainage district work and debts, restore bond market confidence, and enable future drainage projects in Alabama. Officials urge voters to approve to support bondholders, districts, and public works amid past legal gaps. Fresh sea trout advertised at City Market.
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Alabama
Mrs Smith Poses as Official Governor's Lady Photo
Mrs Alfred E Smith wife of the Democratic presidential nominee poses for a photo designated by the Democratic National Committee as the official photograph of the governor's wife.
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Alfred E. Smith
Hoover double breasted suit sparks campaign burst
The piece mocks Governor Smith in a single breasted outfit and highlights Hoover in a double breasted coat. It accuses Smith of hiding the Teapot Dome lease while praising Hoover’s appearance and fashion sense as part of a broader political attack. The text notes campaign rhetoric and public interest in a presidential race. It adds a brief local market line about fresh Spanish mackerel at City Market.
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Smith
New York
Teddy Roosevelt
Ogden Mills
Om Hefiin
New York Republican Legislature
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Moover
Herbert Hoover
Welsh fund for Robert Owen bust to Geneva ILO
The Welsh League of Nations Union raises a fund to present a bust of Robert Owen the Welsh social reformer to the International Labour Office in Geneva. Fireman Blake of a London theatre found a £250 treasury note and returned it to the owner who gave him half the amount as gratitude. Britain faces a widespread plague of wasps.
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Welsh League of Nations Union
Robert Owen
International Labor Office
Geneva
Blake
London
Latvia Issues 6 Million Copper Coins to Ease Shortage
Latvia is minting 6,000,000 copper alloy coins to relieve a small coin shortage. Each piece is worth about one fifth of a cent, and the move is aimed at restoring loose change for everyday transactions.
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Latvia
Helpmate and Companion A Sketch of Mrs Alfred E Smith
A portrait of Mrs. Alfred E. Smith highlighting her steady support and public role from their early courtship in Manhattan to the 1920s campaign. The piece describes her charm, hostess skills, and poised public presence as a trusted partner in Al Smith’s political life.
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Alfred E. Smith
Katie Dunn
Katie Dunne
Spirit of Dothan High Students Aims to Beat Lanier
Coach Tubbs drills the Dothan High squad while urging town support for the football clash with Lanier. A pep gathering is set for Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the high school auditorium to teach yells and rally attendance for a special train to Montgomery Friday.
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Lanier
Alexander City
Montgomery
Dothan High
Supt
Mageley
Flurry
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City of Dothan
Dothan Senior High School
Guy Brown
Te Wyatt Harrin
Statesmen Debate Farm Relief and VP Pick
The article notes Al Smith gaining support with a manly stance and discusses state policy remarks surpassing Coolidge’s campaign line. It mentions Charlie Curtis and Joe Robinson as possible vice president choices and hints at political maneuvering affecting public sentiment. A wedding date for Mr Tannes is reported as October 5.
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al Smith
President Coolidge
Charlie Curtis
Joe Robinson
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