Dothan to Host State Sunday School Convention
Leon C. Palmer reports preparations for the Alabama Sunday School Association convention to be held in Dothan April 7 8 and 9. A 1500 fundraising drive will support planning and advertising, with expected attendance around 1800 delegates from many denominations.
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Leon C. Palmer
Alabama Sunday School Association
Dothan
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
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County Sunday School Association
State Association
Selma
Huntsville
Mouile
Dr James Headache Powders Do Not Suffer Pain
An old advertisement claims immediate relief from headache and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges buying a dime package at a drug store and promises quick, complete relief.
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Dr. James
Poultry critic Mr Card faces a harsh rhyming campaign
Dothan Alabama hosts a contest campaign led by Chamber of Commerce figure John Sanders to secure a convention venue. The effort involves several local businessmen including N T Dobbs J R Young J R Crawford N H McCallum and H R McClintock. The prize is ten dollars and expects widespread public response.
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D’alton Brown
Thomas Moore
Thomas
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Harp
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Public Health Committee
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Mr.Card
Alabama
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
John Sanders
Mobile
Dothan
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N. T. Dobbs
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Young
Houston Nationaal Bank
J. R. Crawford
N. H. McCallum
H. R. Mec-Clintock
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Ad Promises Health Boost
An advertising piece from Hot Springs Chemical Co promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons. It claims the pills improve health and disposition for 25 cents, promises a “Diet Slip” for constipation and biliousness, and urges readers to buy locally or send payment to Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co. Dept
Success for Big Cotton Loan Fund Seems Assured
Washington November 4 The plan to raise a 135 million dollar loan fund to aid cotton producers appears assured as W P G Harding of the Federal Reserve Board reports strong New England and national banker support. He cites telegrams from Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and San Francisco and notes pledges from Washington and Louisville with clearing houses aiding banks nationwide.
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Harding
License Transfer Rules In Mobile Exise Commission
The Mobile excise commission adopts a rule requiring written license transfer applications with no ten dollar deposit. At a special board meeting, Ollie Werneth Jr’s application to transfer retail liquor at 62 South Royal Street to Thomas C Barrett was approved, with Barrett authorized to continue the business at the same location under the license.
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Thomas C. Barrett
City Health Department Cuts Save $690 Monthly
The Mo bile health department reduces costs by $690 per month by firing nine sanitary inspectors, three catchers, one building inspector, and one rat catcher as part of staff reductions.
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City of
Mobile
Manufacturers Back Stable Market Fund Plan
Abnormally high prices would harm consumers and benefit no one. Manufacturers favor a stable market and are willing to contribute to the fund. Boston may be asked to contribute nearly ten million dollars to the fund.
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Boston
Democrat Leads In California Senatorial Fight
Complete returns from 834 of 4686 precincts show James D. Phelan leading with 27,236 votes, Joseph Knowland 26,598, and Francis J. Heney 18,206 as of election night from San Francisco.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Joseph Knowland
James D. Phelah
Francis J. Heney
Complainant in Prohi Case Leaves the State
Joe Kelly charged with abusive language arraigned before Judge Henry Chamberlain in inferior criminal court. He was fined $5 and costs or ten days in jail, bond set at $100. Complainant Jim King had left the state. Other cases continued or disposed: Willie Jackson alias Eugene Westley continued to November 9, Jimmie Collings fined for assault and battery, Ernest Hughes case continued to November 6.
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Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Costa
Dixon
Prichard
Kelly
G. Gerrard
Nolle
Jim King
Eugene Westley
Alies
Willie Jackson
Jimmie Colling
Sallie Windham
Ernest Hughes
A. H. Smith
Pennsylvania Republicans Extend Lead In Elections
With about 60 percent of returns in, U S Senator Penrose leads over Palmer by roughly 180 000 votes in Pennsylvania. Pinchot trails by about 2 000. Governor Brumbaugh leads McCormick by 133 906, while Philadelphia shows a strong Republican edge. Republicans gain lieutenant governor and other statewide posts plus several congressmen. Philadelphia’s six seat delegation remains solidly Republican.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
Boise Penrose
A. Mitchell Palmer
Gifford Pinichot
Palmer
Penrose
Pinchot
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Yance C. McCormick
Brumbaugh
Indiana State Returns Show Democrats Leading In Key Races
Early returns from Indiana's election favor United States B. F. Shively's re election by about 2000 votes and place Homer L in the statewide ticket lead. The Progressive party trails, while Indiana's congressional delegation leans Republican in the Tenth and Seventh districts with a contested Second and Sixth still undecided amid claims of victory from both parties.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
B. F. Shively
Homer L
W. A. Cullop
Republicans capture majority of seats in Wilson's home state
Associated Press reports in Trenton New Jersey that Democrat William E. Tuttle has been defeated in the Fifth District by Republican John H. Capstick. With Tuttle's loss the New Jersey delegation will be four Democrats and six Republicans, a GOP gain of six seats.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
William E. Tuttle
New Jersey
John H. Capstick
Tuttle
Congress
State Legislature Shifts Power Toward Progressives
The text notes majorities in the state senate and house of representatives favoring the Progressives, indicating a political realignment driven by their influence in key chambers.
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State Senate
House of Representatives
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