Bankhead defends record in 1918 Alabama Senate race
In a June 24 1918 paid political ad Bankhead defends his World War I era record on shipping public works and prohibition. He contrasts his actions with Captain Frank White claiming credit for river improvements rail and nitrate plant efforts while promising continued support for war policies and Alabama farmers. He asserts commitment to duty in Washington during the campaign.
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Baptist Revival Plans
Baptist ministers organization in the city has perfected plans for revival services in every Baptist church starting October 20. Efforts will also seek involvement from other churches in the association. If you have a house to rent out a Want in Theo Tribune.
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Equity Notice in Compisisal v8 Bennie Andry
In Mobile County Alabama a 1918 equity case against Bennie Andry notes he is over 21 and nonresident of Alabama living in San Mateo Florida. He must plead or answer by a set date or the bill will be confessed against him. The order is to be published weekly in the Mobile Tribune for four consecutive weeks.
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