State Normal Prepares for Commencement
Florence Alabama April 5 The S N C is bustling with five to six hundred students and twenty teachers preparing for finals. Commencement exercises run May 13 to May 1 1 with Rev E M Poteat Furman University delivering the sermon and Gen Fred Ferguson Birmingham giving the commencement address. Summer session runs June 5 to July 18 under Prof W R Harrison with strong faculty support. George Thomas Young a model training student died Tuesday and was buried Wednesday. Baseball coach W H Wilde is shaping the team for future contests and a new women dormitory near completion will house about 125 with two to a room.
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Florence
Ala
Mos
E. M. Poteat
D. D
Furman University
Greenville
Keener N. Matthews
New Deccatur
Fred Ferguson
Birmingham
W. R. Harrison
Harrison
the University
George Thomas Young
Model Training School
W. H. Wilde
Algernon Blair
Montgomery
South
Auburn Cadets Are Inspected In Auburn
The annual inspection of the corps cadets at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute was conducted Friday afternoon by Captain W. H. Raymond U S A. The entire regiment of about 700 men and officers plus a full military band were reviewed and individually inspected. The inspection was satisfactory and the regiment in fine form. Captain Raymond then proceeded to the University of Louisiana.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute of the Department
W. H. Raymond
General Staff
Raymond
University of Louisiana
Thach Addresses Ala Tech Students on English Proficiency
Auburn April 5 Dr C C Thach spoke to the junior and senior English students in Engineering Hall Auditorium about the necessity of thorough training in English for technically trained men. He emphasized clear accurate expression as key to success in engineering and other technical fields.
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Auburn
Ala
C.C. Thach
Engineering
Boosters Prepare for Two Day Trip to Montgomery
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League boosters, about ninety-one already signed, will board a Louisville and Nashville train to Montgomery for a two day trade expansion event. Delegations will meet at the Montgomery station for a convival smoker and jubilee with local business groups. The roster includes Alabama Corn Mills, Bank of Mobile, Barney Cavanaugh Hardware, Yuille's Bakery, Southern Railway and many others.
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Montgomery
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Louisville and Nashville
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Frank Stoll
Victor
Montgomery Business Men's League
Trade Expansion Committee
W. T. Kelly
The
Southern Railway
R. M. Hendricks
Mobile Mattress Company
Barney-Cavanaugh Hardware Company
Yuille’s Bakery
Drago
Alabama Corn Mills
E. M. Bailey
Baker-Lyons Co
Bank of Mobile
Barney-Cavenaugh Hdw. Co
Rev
Wyatt Brown
Dave S. Bauer
Baum Clothing Co
Blodgett-Duggan
H. Morton
R. O. Harris Gro. Co
Harry T. Hartwell
Hickey & Lyons
L. C. Irvine
Harvey E. Jones
Kelly-Brady How. Co
le Merit Woolen Mills
Lerio Turpentine Cup Co
London
Woolen Mills
B. Luscher & Son
Matt Mahorer
Richard Mellett & Co
Merchants Bank
Mobile Gas Co
Mobile Item
Mobile Mattress Co
Mobile Register
Model Laundry
McDermott
National Mosaic Flooring Co
Parker Bros. Jewelry Co
Peerless Laundry
Reiss Mercantile Co
Reynolds Music House
Roche-Burke Undertaking Co
St. Andrew
St. John & Co
Ed Schwarz
L. W. Savage
Seifert-Gower Furn. Co
Serman Stationary , Co
Saibara Nurseries
Cough Remedy Praised By Sydney Mother
Mrs H Silks of 29 Dowling Street Sydney reports her little son recovered from a severe cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes she was advised to try it and a small bottle cured him. The remedy is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Grand jury called to examine Alabama convict department
Montgomery April 5 Judge Armstead Brown has convened an extra session of the Montgomery county grand jury. It is reported the panel will probe the state convict department and the alleged acts of James G. Oakley former president and Theo Lacey former chief clerk. Brown would not confirm specifics but indicated the grand jury may inquire into all capitol affairs. The motive stems from past embezzlement and the Oakley arrest. Governor O N declined to comment. Simplex Sanitary Container is cited in the text.
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Montgomery
Ala
Armstead Brown
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
State Department
Lacy
James G. Oakley
Capitol
Brown
O'N
William Nasley Convicted in Assault Case
William Nasley was found guilty in city court on Saturday of assault and battery. He struck Monroe Flowers with a shotgun, firing once and wounding a three year old child. He claimed the shooting of the child was accidental.
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William Nasley
Lasley
Monroe Flowers
O Flowers
Fire wipes out business section in Smithville Georgia
A gasoline explosion at Christie's Pressing Club caused a blaze that destroyed a dozen stores and shops in Smithville Georgia today. The fire left an estimated loss of $25,000 and gutted the business district.
Is Your Hair Grey Darken With Barbo Compound Mix
An at home preparation to darken gray hair and treat dandruff uses Barbo Compound dissolved in water with bay rum and glycerine. Apply weekly until darkened then biweekly to maintain softness and scalp health. can also darken the beard. Seek Barbo Compound from a druggist or supplier.
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Barbo
Hartwell Douglas Named President Of Alabama Convict Board
Hart well Douglas of Montgomery will be sworn in as president of the Alabama convict board on Monday He says future department policies will be made public once he is acquainted with the office He aims to appoint a new chief clerk to replace Theo Lacy the absconding official.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hartwell Douglas
Alabama Convict Board
Theo. Lacy
Fresh Meats Always On Hand Hoyt’s Steam Roasted Delights
Advertises Hoyt’s brand Steam Roasted Meats available through grocers for beef, mutton, pork, and veal. Claims convenient ready cooked products for home use, picnics, lunches, stews, and hot meals with rich flavor, distributed to towns.
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Hoyt
Cullman Jail Overcrowding Triggers Prisoner Moves
State Prison Inspector W. H. Oates orders seven of thirteen prisoners moved from Cullman county jail to Athens due to congestion. All female and excess white and black males beyond six to Limestone jail. Randolph jail in Wedowee closed. inmates moved to Opelika. Inspector to inspect Clarke county jail and Baldwin county jail future plans.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. H. Oates
Cullman County
Athens
Cullman
Limestone
Wedowee
Opelika
Clarke County
Aldwin County
Lonesome Churchman Seeks Dissolution Of New Brunswick Church
Douwe D. Williamson applies to have the Third Reformed Dutch Church in America at New Brunswick dissolved and the church title vested in the classics of the Reformed Church in New Brunswick. Williamson is the sole surviving member of the church.
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Trenton
N. J
Douwe D. Williamson
Walker
America
New Brunswick
Williamson
Brunswick
National Good Roads Federation to Meet in Birmingham
Eighteen states have been appointed to attend the National Good Roads Federation gathering in Birmingham on April 24 and 25. Delegates and visitors are promised a large turnout with notable speakers, rail fare rates of 3 cents plus 25 cents per mile, and city entertainment plans including the Potlatch celebration and other attractions. Local officials are urged to appoint delegates promptly to aid arrangement committees.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Good Roads Federation
United States
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