Governor Names 138 to Campaign Executive Committee in Alabama
Governor Charles Hender announces an executive committee of 138 prominent Alabamians across banking, medical, law, and business to lead the campaign for the issue. Michael Cody of Exchange National Bank is state chair. John Gamble of Troy is campaign manager. County committees will be named Sunday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Hender
Alabama
Saess
Michael Cody
Exchange National Bank
John Gamble
Troy
Henny
Michael J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Harry T. Inge
J. W. Whiting
Deate
The
Peoples Bank
Phelan Dorlon
Mobile County
Pat J. Lyons
Mobile
Henry Hess
Ciganufacturer
J. C. Rich
City
A. C. Danner
Mobile Coal Comy
B. D. Tuner
Chatom
Washington County
Judge Hall
Ray Minette
W. D. Jelks
Birmingham
W.W. B. Crumpton
Anti-Saloon League of Alabama
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Alabama
Warren A. Anderson 73 native of Demopolis and former Alabama legislator dies after pneumonia at Southern Infirmary. Funeral at 3 p.m. from J. T. Wright residence with Magnolia Cemetery burial. Survived by Sallie W. Allen wife and son D. L. Anderson Jr., sisters, brother Judge William S. Anderson, three grandchildren. Joseph Custa 58 Mobile native and duck hunter dies after long illness. Funeral 2:30 p.m. from home and 3 p.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Virginia F. Graham buried in Magnolia Cemetery after service at First Christian Church. Rebekah Lodge officiates. Pallbearers listed. Burial of H. M. Wilson noted.
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Warren A. Anderson
Warren Ashe Anderson
Demopolis
Ala
Alabama
Southern Infirmary
J. T. Wright
Dauphin Street
Magnolia Cemetery
D. C
Rebecca Anderson
Joseph Custa
Mobile
North Warren Street
Custa
Frank J. Pagel
Neice
Max E. Guch
St.Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Henry
W. F. Graham
Virginia Francis Graham
E. E. Graham
Hyland Avenue
First Christian Church
Wag
S. J. Speigel
Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows
Terry C. Douglass
J. C. McClure
J. M. Nielon, Jr
Desha Nielon
Tilden Perry
V. O. Gay
Henry Maury Wilson
The
Southern Railway
Charleston Street
Knights and Ladies Protective Association
Union Lodge of Odd Fellows
D. Y. Register
John W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
W. J. Young
Christopher Bailey
M. J. McDermott
Oliver Smith
John Gaillard
John H. Nelson
L. G. Curtis
W. J. Wheeler
J. J. Thomas, Sr
John Michael
Selma
E. J. Hanlon
John Trachy
Baseballs Seek Cincinnati Meeting To End Baseball War
New York dispatch reports magnates from the National League and the players’ group prepare for the Cincinnati talks to disarm the two year war. Federals push for terms before withdrawing suit while Ban Johnson and Weeghman travel to Chicago for Cubs deal.
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New York
Dove of Peace
National League
Baseball Gampers
Big Waldorf
Cincinnati
Rineland
National Commission
Federal League Committee
Barrow and
Farrell
Bryan Bird
Federals
Landis
Chicago
Gilmore
Commission
Organized Baseball
Ban Johnson
Charley Weeghman
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Weeghman
West Side
North Side
Baltimore
Lannin
Red Sox
City Wards and County Precincts Too Large
The city court adjourned Saturday and will resume January 3 with twenty eight prohibition cases to be disposed of. State Solicitor N R Clarke is returning from St Louis. C F Thompson of Bibb county acted in Clarke’s absence and is praised for handling the prohibition matters. Edward Roche, jailed, is charged with the killing of Thomas McMahon.
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N. R. Clarke
St. Louis
C. F. Thompson
Bibb County
Edward Roche
Thomas McMahon
Ford Peace Ship Oscar I Arrives at Christiansand
The Ford peace ship Oscar I reached Christiansand Norway after a Thanksgiving banquet. A toastmaster quipped that they had been served a sage stuffed with turkey, referencing Professor Horatius Din key in a humorous remark.
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Ford
Christiansand
London
Oscar I
Norway
Horatius Dinkey
Weather Blitzes Mobile as Chill Touches the South
A frosty weekend hits Mobile with frost feared Sunday with a frosty forecast. The Weather Maker warned of 36 degrees and heavy frost while Durango Colorado hit zero Friday night. A chilly tale ends with a man seeking warmth in a suburban store.
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Durango
Colorado
cokKr
Chilly tale of rain stick and vanished bottle
A man in wet clothes waits under an umbrella as a stranger lends him cover while he searches for liquor. The rain-soaked pursuer waits until a boy arrives with an umbrella and a message that the seeker is gone. The Weather Man shouts that Sunday will be fair.
Knowledge is Wealth Motto Sparks Salary Talk
A school room exchange over a motto highlights the tension between a trustee and a teacher about pay. The trustee suggests a slogan while the teacher retorts that students know his salary, underscoring budget strain and morale.
Forewarned and Bartok? no clear headline from text
Forewarned exchange suggests a protective statement about kissing in a family context with a promise not to repeat the act. No names, places, or dates are provided in the fragment.
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M_. McDermott
H. M. Wilson
Cinci
S. K. Kennedy
Susan Katé Kennedy
Cathedral of the Immaculate Convention
Father E. J. Hackett
Messrs
James McCowan
Lee Walsh
Joseph A. Hynde
A. J. Spencer
Hughey Jennings
John McGraw
Willie Keeler
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
Whales
Bresnahan
Joe Tinker
Cardinals
Peacock Alley
Browns
Terriers
Phil Ball
Branch Rickey
Brown
Portugal
Don Manuel
Gaby Deslys
A. Bugg
Boreas
In Mobile
Smith
Smith’s Bakery
God
Rogers Peet
I. and
Mobile’s Leading Men’s Shop
St. Emanuel and
Dauphin
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