Philanthropists Form Jixie Industrial in Elmore County Bankrupt
A note on the early nineties organization of Eastern Philanthropists Jixie Industrial Company in Elmore County aimed at endowing a Negro industrial fund at Kowaliga. The venture included a fifteen mile rail from Alexander City to Benson Alabama and involved C Ames New York Clarence Kel lee of Title Guarantee, Oswald Wild NY Evening editor, George Burnham Jr. president, amid board disputes and financial troubles.
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Kowaliga
Elmore County
Himere and
Tallapoosa
Alexander City
Benson
Ala
Ted
C. Ames
New York
Clarence H. Kelaece
Training Mothers and Daughters in Love and Fashion
A discussion on how mothers correct daughters and how sons tolerate their mothers outfits. The piece explores training, affection, and generational clash over style, manners, and old fashioned notions. It highlights devotion, pride, and the balance of love with critique in family life.
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Vora Sree van DE
Mary
Former secretary of state questioned in Alabama probe
Cyrus B. Brown ex secretary of state faced a legislative investigating committee in executive session over alleged sale of enforcement tags during his tenure. Mobile witness Denzel J. Callaghan testified Brown named a Mobile license collector and agreed to compensation. Touart seeks 1500 to 2000 in commissions. Brown said he believed Poate AY to obtain notary fees.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cyrus B. Brown
Legislative Investigating Committee
Denzel J. Callaghan
Mobile
Brown
Aoe of
Touart
Poate Ay
Baymen's Association Fails to Obtain Liquor Stock Sale Permit
The excise commission refused the petition of the Baymen's Benevolent Association to sell its accumulated liquor after license revocation. The commission stated it has no authority to reopen the case and thus cannot permit disposal of the stock under prevailing law.
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Baymen’s Ass
Excise Commission
Baymen's Benevolent Association
Ivey Dickinson couple wed in Beatrice Alabama
William Ivey and Miss Belle Dickinson married Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s home in Pineville Rev Haskew of the Methodist Church officiating They reside at Angé street.
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Beatrice
Ala
William Ivey
Belle Dickinson
Pineville
Mr. Haskew
Methodist Church
Governor Grants One Week Reprieve in Murder Case
In Montgomery Alabama a reprieve of one week was granted for Barry Morris, the negro murderer from Tallapoosa county, who faced execution in Dadeville. The governor declined to interfere in other condemned cases and the supreme court announced a decision today. Notices were sent to Tallapoosa county officials after noon.
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LEA
Knights
Birmingham
Butler County
V. Shell
Georgiana
J. B. Stan Ofreenville
Fe Supreme Lodge
R. C. Sheil
Oma
Montgomery
Ala
Canerner ‘Henderson
Yeswre
Morris
Dadeville
Tallapoosa County
Leon Carter
Syd Jones
N. Care Maursereve
Son
Tim Sharp
Supreme Court
Barry Morris
Tallynoten County
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