Montgomery Churches and Newspaper Sued for Paving Assessments
The city of Montgomery sues six churches and The Montgomery Journal for 11398.98 in paving and sidewalk assessments. The church defendants include First Baptist Court Street Methodist Kaiser Montgomery Jewish Central Presbyterian African Methodist and St Pete's Catholic.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomer Journal
Journal
Central Presbyterian Church
First
Baptist
Court Street Methodist
Kahl Montgomery
Central Presbyterian
African Methodist
St. Pete's Catholic
Sleepers Beset by Late Shifts Need Dormitory Aid
Community pushes to equip a dormitory for “Club” and working boys after long hours at the Royal Theatre. Project aims to provide housing for men who sleep on benches after late shows or early rising duties.
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Royal Theatre
Sunday School Convention Declares Greatest Spiritual Meeting
Huntsville Alabama April 28 delegates praised the Sunday school convention calling it the greatest meeting from a spiritual standpoint. Mobile won the next meeting site by 190 votes over Dothan Florence and Gadsden. W C Pearce A L Phillips and R J Bateman gave feature addresses and 1400 delegates registered. Three hundred fifty dollars funded Myra Bachelder state field worker to Zurich for the World Sunday School Convention.
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Huntsville
Ala
Mobile
Dothan
Florence
Gadsden
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
R. J. Bateman
Troy
Myra Bachelder
Zurich
Switzerland
$8.35 to Birmingham and Return by Mobile and Ohio R R
Tickets go on sale April 22 to 24 and are valid for return until April 30 due to the National Good Roads Federation. Information and sleeping car reservations available at City Ticket Office 23 S Royal Street or General Agent H E Jones Jr Pass Dept.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Ohio
R. R
National Good Roads Federation
City Ticket
S. Royal Street
H. E. Jones, Jr
Gen
McCormack Disputes Brooke Over Banner Mine Scales
Montgomery Alabama April 18 Examiner H Y Brooke argues Banner mine scales were tampered to boost output and compares February underweight to March corrected figures. Pratt Consolidated Coal Company president G B McCormack counters with disputed working days and convicts, insisting scales were only 20 pounds off.
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Montgomery
Ala
Banner Mine
H. Y. Brooke
Brooke
G. B. McCormack
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
McCormack
Cormack
State Examiner and Gov O Neal Disagree on Disbursements
Special to The Item reports a debate over whether every convict department outlay is a disbursement or an investment. Governor O Neal argues that spending on projects like the Wetumpka tuberculosis hospital and the Speigner dam yields value, not dead expenditures. He plans to release figures showing higher net receipts for the convict department under his administration than any prior period.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Wetumpka
Speigner’s
Smith files suit against Montgomery liquor dealers
Mrs. Mary E. Smith sues W. Y. Johnson Dave Dreyfus and E. H. Tillery retail liquor dealers of Montgomery for 1000 dollars claiming they sold whiskey to her drunkard husband. The Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company on the dealers bond is named as a defendant under the Smith liquor bill which bars selling liquor to known drunks.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mary’e. Smith
W. Y. Johnson
Dave Dreyfus
E. H. Tillery
Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promise Quick Constipation Relief
Puts Liver and Bowels in Condition. The ad touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as mild and certain for constipation, promising quick relief and improved complexion. Physicians in Hot Springs Arkansas reportedly prescribe them. available in drugstores for 25 cents with mail orders by Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
An advertisement touts Croxone as a rapid remedy for backache kidney and urinary troubles and rheumatism. It claims the product soaks into kidneys dissolves waste and purifies blood, with three doses daily often curing the worst cases. Drugstores offer purchase price refund if Croxone fails in a single case.
Alabama exhibitors urged for National Conservation Exposition
John H. Wallace Jr of Alabama urges counties to exhibit at the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville. He notes Alabama oyster, deer farming and timber interests may be showcased and asks for the program and premium list, with a potential $1,000 prize for best county exhibit.
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Montgomery
Ala
John H. Wallace, Jr
Alabama Advisory Board
Knoxville
Tenn
Alabama
John Craft
Mobile
Alabama Oyster Commission
Oyster Commission
C. E. Thomas
Prattville
Wallace
W. M. Goodman
Alabama Board
Prblte
Boards of Revenue
Goodman
John Kaul
Birmingham
Weather Data: Temperatures at 7 00 a m and forecasts
Temperatures at 7:00 a.m. show a low barometer area over the Lake region with southerly winds and rising temperatures in the eastern half. A high barometer region brings freezing in North Dakota and fair weather in the northern Rockies. A cool high area moves east over the south Pacific coast with rain. Generally fair for Mobile tonight and Friday.
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Lake
Chicago
Mobile
Texas
North Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Rocky Mountain
South Pacific Coast
Albert Iee En ER
Alto Griffin Must Serve His Sentence
Montgomery Ala April 18 Governor O Neal refused to intervene in the case of Alto Griffin a white man from Union Springs serving four years in the penitentiary for the killing of Max Davis formerly of Georgia The homicide occurred in Union Springs last May A large delegation lobbied at the capitol two pardon board members recommended clemency a temporary parole granted Griffin was revoked and the convict must serve his sentence.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Alto Grifin
Union Springs
Max Davis
Georgia
Capitol
Griffin
Exposition liquor sale ban defeated in Senate
The Kehoe Exposition closing bill to restrict liquor sales on Panama California Exposition grounds in San Diego was voted down 23 to 14. The measure would have limited sales to beer and wine served with meals.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Diego
Senate
Missouri approves $25.725 million railroad bond issue
The Missouri Public Utilities Commission on April 18 approved a bond issue of 25.725 million dollars proposed by the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad. In Salonika on April 18 the Greek aviator Lieutenant Arghyiropoulous and passenger Constantinos Manos died when an aeroplane fell from 2000 feet.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Utilities Commission
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Salonike
Arghyiropoulous
Constantinos Manos
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