Wallace quits governor race cites forward movement goals
Hon. H. Wallace, Alabama fish commissioner, has withdrawn from the governor’s race. He will support the party nominee and urges continued advancement through future campaigns. He cites his platform on roads, education, veterans, banking, and local option.
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Gomery
Ala
Hn H. Wallace
Wallace
Ama
R. F. Ib
Montgomery
Fture
Walter D. Seed
Posa
Charles Henderson
Bama Railroad Commission
B. B. Comer
Birmingham
Kolb
Henderson
Conte
Loy- 1
Alabama
Rennor
Jake Stahl Refuses Big Pay to Manage Brooklyn
A garbled report notes manager Jake Stahl refuses a large salary to lead Brooklyn as the Giants and White Sox players arrive in town from Europe. James Gilmore of the Brooklyn front office references the decision amid ongoing team discussions.
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Jake Stahl
Big
Brooklyn
Giants
White Sox
Europe
James Gilmore
Feder
Peage Conditions Not Encouraging
Associated Press reports Rev. Charles B. Jefferson says global conditions for peace are worsening and costly. He addressed an interdenominational ministers’ meeting in Chicago, urging denouncement of war systems and diplomats of peace to make war seem unbelievable.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles B. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Europe
Tuberculosis Has First Call in Public Health Law
Chicago reports that Dr. Frederick R. Green of the AMA Health Council says laws on tuberculosis are now the top health legislation need. The conference cites tuberculosis, school inspections, water systems, dairies, and disease control as key priorities amid unclear public health policy.
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Chicago
Frederick R. Green
Health Council of
The
American Medical Association
A Texas Wonder Promises Kidney and Bladder Cure
An 1890s style advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to treat diabetes rheumatism and back pain and offers mail order with a two month supply for one dollar. Alabama testimonials attributed to Dr. E W Hall of St Louis accompany the pitch.
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Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
National Corn Show Possible at New Fair Site
An ear of corn worth $1,000 was stolen at the National Corn Show in Dallas. The loss highlights Mobile’s lack of suitable fair grounds, with plans noting Mobile will host a national corn show once a proper venue and auditorium exist. Committee members urge readers to follow the fair coverage.
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Dallas
United States
Mobile
Committee of ‘One Hundred
M.J. McDermott
Two Stowaways Found Aboard French Liner
New York reports two stowaways survived a rough voyage aboard the La Loraine of the French line. They hidden in a lifeboat forward on the starboard side when a gale washed them out as the vessel left Havre on February 14.
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New York
la Loraine
Havre
Dangerous Fire Threatens Empire Building in Atlanta
Fire at Fulton National Bank stores on the first floor spread to several rooms of the bank in downtown Atlanta. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars. Spanish teen Ramon Nuves and Frenchman Jean Fairnne, aged 18 and 24, detained for return to France aboard a steamer. Canned meats found in the life boat.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Empire Building
Fulton National Bank
Ramon Nuves
Jean Fairnne
France
Vaudevillian Mourns Loss of a Bride of a Day
Pensacola news reports Harry Gilmore a vaudeville performer from Mobile married to Dorothy Lillian Warner a chorus girl vanished after a Sunday morning ceremony. Gilmore returned from a front seating message to find her missing and is despondent believing she was kidnapped. He attempted suicide at a moving picture theater but was restrained by a detective and revived by a physician.
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Pensacola
Harry Gilmore
Mobile
Dorothy Lillian Warner
Gilmore
Vaudey
Miss Warner
Safe Contains $60,000 Recovered From Burned Railroad Depot
A blackened safe with sixty thousand dollars was removed from the ruins of Hartford area New Haven railroad station after a Saturday fire that caused three hundred thousand dollars in damage. Officials say the contents were intact as workers assemble a temporary station.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
New Haven
Battle ship in harbor sparks imperial intrigue
An alert contrasts limited public views with a grand display at the Empire Theatre. The note hints at hidden stories behind the apparent spectacle, urging readers to seek broader understanding of those living behind the scenes.
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Empire Theatre
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Geo. W. Taylor
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John D. Hagan
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