Several Changes in Ozan Residences Move Bystanders
Ozan sees a flurry of home moves as Miss Sallie Murph and Mrs. Sallie Webb occupy Lona Robins residence while Ed Boyd and Betty Fletcher move into town. Jim Ford Stuart relocates to St Paul area. Hudson, with the highway department, shares life with Baker family. Jerome Smith and Johnnie Carrigan also establish new homes. London street life notes cite peak danger windows.
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Sallie Webb
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Betty Fletcher
Sallie Murphy
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Hudson
William Baker
Highway Department
Jerome Smith
Johnnie Carrigan
Ashdown
Rise of Senator Continued From Page One
A fragment notes the rise of a senator with remarks on police court flow, public contact, crowded jails for petty offenses, and overloaded court dockets, ending with Black decision.
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From County Solicitor to Senate Hopeful in Alabama
A narrative traces Emilie Convalesces’s political rise from rural electioneering in an old model T to a district attorney role at 29. It follows Captain Black’s wartime service and return to Birmingham law practice, his aggressive prosecutions, and his 1925 shift toward a U S Senate bid amid a Klan-dominated Alabama political scene, with rivals including Oscar W Underwood and John H Bankhead.
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Heavy Rains Hit Ozan Territory Shrink Cotton Prospects
Two of the largest rains in Ozan community history fell mid week and Friday morning. Farmers fear substantial crop damage as cotton stalks show sparse fruit while hopper damage has destroyed earlier season squares. Army worms appear, with pesticide applied in some fields. Crop yields likely shortened by pests and rains.
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Manning Named President of Cord Corporation
L. B. Manning former broker is appointed president of Cord Corporation succeeding founder E. L. Cord after a reorganization tied to Manning and New York investors purchasing Cord stock. The notice notes deep sea exploration advances and recent success in bringing to surface previously hidden fish species.
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Cord Corporation
E. L. Cord
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Carnival to Host Bard Auxiliary Monday Night
The World Exposition Shows will open at 7 p.m. Monday for the Auxiliary of Hope Boys Band at the old Garland school grounds. Members will receive refreshments and rides and shows. Mrs. Leon Bundy, president, said the band has $180.90 as its share of proceeds from the carnival through Saturday night. The carnival continues all week. Andrew Jackson was the first territorial governor of Movida after the U.S. purchased the territory from Spain for 4 million dollars in 1821. Banks in Honegland employ about 18,000 women, many under 20.
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Navajo Queen Emerges At Flagstaff All Indian Celebration
A young Navajo woman from Manuelito New Mexico Gertrude Salven age 22 is shown with her blanket after her election as queen at the All Indian celebration in Flagstaff. She is described as a princess of her people.
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