Wallace Honored Role in Henderson Campaign
Special to The Item from Montgomery Alabama May 16 recounts the closing stage of the Henderson campaign. The piece lauds Charles Henderson and John H Wallace Jr noting Wallace near the scene of governor naming and praising those who aided the victory while acknowledging shared credit among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Fitzpatrick
Montgomery
Ala
Commonwealth
Charles Hender
John H. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace Leads Henderson Campaign Bureau in Primary Fight
The text extols Mr. Wallace as head of the Henderson Campaign Bureau of Speakers and praises his role in uniting rival factions from Captain Kolb and Mr. Seed. It highlights the urgency of organizing field forces, repairing rifts, and preparing a disciplined campaign team for Alabama politics.
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Wallace
Henderson
Kolb
Mr. Seed
Alabama
Clanton
Bragg
Watts
Shorter
Tompkins
Tunstall
Pettus
Morgan
Moses
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Wallace
Exchange Hotel
Birmingham
Montgomery
Washington
Buck Tells Birmingham Mobile Is on the Boom
E J Buck president of Mobile’s City Bank & Trust Co says Mobile and South Alabama are ready for prosperity. He spoke in Birmingham after a bankers meeting and praised Wallace led campaign efforts and Alabama’s post election unity. He cited citrus fruit growth and truck farming near Mobile plus railroad support as drivers of future prosperity. Buck also supports regional reserve banks and highlighted Harding’s influence on Alabama finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham News
BE. J. Buck
Birmingham
Buck
Mobile
South Alabama
E. J. Buck
City Bank & Trust Company of
Alabama Bankers’ Association
Decatur
Charles Henderson
Alabama
Henderson
Comer
West
Los Angeles
Satsuma
Regional Reserve Bank
W. P. G. Harding
The Economic Transition: From Individualism to Corporations
The piece argues that economic shift from small shop production to large scale industry and cooperation has advanced collectivism. It describes the rise of corporations and trade unions, the benefits and harms of competition and combination, and the move toward an integrated, socially useful business system led by capable directors and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Hendersons campaign notes and early 1900s travel tease
A fragmented message mentions an appointment at Red Level Covington county for Wednesday May 6 leaving Georgiana at 2 pm and arriving 2 46 pm with Graceville Division L N arranging transport. It cites Oscar Lewis and David Fuller and hints at Hendersons political prominence and an upcoming L N excursion May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
John Wallace
Red Level
Covington County
Georgiana
Graceville
Manes
Dick Henderson
Oscar Lewis
David Fuller
Henderson
John H. Wallace, Jr
Alabama
Changes in Sunday Services at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church on Dearborn and ernment streets announces a change of service time from 8 PM to 4:90 PM Sunday afternoon. The adjustment aims to allow more people to attend and welcomes all to the service.
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W. A. Lockhard
Homer City
N. Y
Christian Services
First Christian Church
Ernment
Dearborn
Industrial and civic groups shape national progress
The article argues chambers of commerce and similar bodies drive community advancement beyond government action. It cautions that while these groups promote industrial and commercial growth, they must avoid self-interest and rapacity, acknowledging social change while warning against missteps that could hinder economic development.
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Tual
Chambers of Commerce
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United States
Association of Bankers and Bank Clerks
Leonard
McGowin-Lyons Hardware & Supply Co
ST. Louis Sts
McDonald Optical Co
Dauphin ST
Bell Phone
India
Edinburgh
Scotland
New Oil
Hilgers
Haskin
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