Mabry to challenge Dent in Alabama's Second District
Woodford Mabry, Montgomery attorney formerly of Camden, is poised to run against Congressman S. H. Dent in Alabama's Second District. An official announcement is expected this week as O. C. Wiley of Troy is also mentioned but not yet committed. Wiley nearly defeated Dent in the last election.
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Montgomery
Ala
Woodford Mabry
Camden
S. H. Dent
Mabry
O. C. Wiley
Troy
Dent
Merchants to Receive Food Analysis Pamphlet
Dr. B. B. Ross the state chemist has completed analysis of several hundred food samples collected by the department of agriculture. He has submitted the reports to C. H. Billingsley who heads the pure food service. The data will be compiled into a pamphlet and mailed to merchants and manufacturers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Department of Agriculture
B. B Ross
C. H. Billingsley
Pure Food Service
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe mild vegetable remedy for bilious attacks and constipation. It claims it starts the liver gently, suits adults and children, tastes pleasant, and offers a 50 cent price with money back if no benefit.
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Dodson
Gruggist
Adv
Mrs Danne hurt as buggy struck by car in city crash
Mrs Adolph Danne wife of the former city clerk suffered a broken collarbone and dislocated shoulder when a buggy carrying Mrs Kling was hit by J L Locke driven auto at Franklin and St Francis streets. The accident occurred Monday at 7 pm. Locke was arrested for reckless driving and released on bond.
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Adolph Danne
August Kling, Jr
J. L. Locke
Franklin and
St. Francis
Danne
Locke
Recorder’s Court
Return Home Showdown Ends in Fatal Shooting
F J Ransom a Newark New Jersey poultry and seed salesman was shot and killed at Comer station on the North Bessemer line by William L Reeves a clothing salesman. Reeves who found Ransom in the morning after returning home was present with his wife Mrs Reeves at the scene. He telephoned for the sheriff and was later taken into custody. Ransom's body is held awaiting relatives in Newark.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
F. J. Ransom
Newark
N. J
Monnday
William L. Reeves
Comer Station
North Bessemer
Reeves
Ransom
Demand for Satisfaction Over Flag Insult Sparks Duel Challenge
Count Malro of France issued a formal challenge to Lieutenant Baron Von Forstner of the German Ninety Ninth Infantry at Zabern Alsace after reports he insulted the town and the French flag. The precursor feud follows a prior wounded duel with Baron Ra venstein over similar slights.
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Count Malro
France
Baron von Forstner
Associated Press
Brussels
Baron Ravenstein
Zabern
Alsace
Paul de Casagnac
What the Women Are Wearing at the White House Wedding
The article details the anticipated outfits for the White House wedding today. The bride’s gown is pure white satin with real lace and orange blossoms, a long narrow court train, and a cap veil. Attendants wear pink shades in charmeuse and chiffon over satin, with varied hat trims in silver lace and feathers. Guests’ gowns include blue brocaded carling, pink chiffon, and yellow crepe net, with hats and accessories matching the period style.
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Trousseau
Franklin Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Geneviéve Clark
Speaker Clark
Traidos Prabandh
William B. Wilson
Secretary of Labor
White House
Agnes Wilson
Lurton
Burleson
Lucy Burleson
State Tax Commission Sits In Greensboro Hearing Hale County Tax Cases
The State Tax Commission and secretary Murray White left Montgomery for Greensboro to hear 25 Hale county tax cases today and tomorrow. They will sit in Centreville on December 1 and in Tuscaloosa on December 5.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Tax Commission
Murray White
Greensboro
Hale County
Centreville
Bibb County
Tuscatoosa
Pape's Diapefin Digestes Food After Meals
Pape's Diapepsin promises quick relief for overstomach symptoms like bloating belching acid reflux and sour fermentation. The ad asserts food often sours in the stomach and Diapepsin neutralizes toxins and aids digestion claiming noticeable improvement within five minutes per a fifty cent bottle sold at pharmacies.
Italian Gunmen Shoot Two Brothers in Detroit’s Little Italy
In Detroit on November 25 Vito and Salvatore Adamo were shot dead by assailants using sawed off shot guns. The bodies were dumped in the street near the Italian colony and a gun was found nearby. The killings mark a fourth fatal shooting in two weeks tied to a longstanding feud.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Vito
Salvatore Adamo
Little Italy
Vito Adamo
Saved His Foot By Bucklen Arnica Salve
Bantam Connecticut man H D Ely suffered a four year ulcer on his foot. Doctors advised amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported the foot was soon completely cured. It is advertised as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. 26 cents. All druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Philadelphia or St Louis.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen
Philadelphia
St. Louisa
The Last Days of Pompeii at Lyric Theatre
A review notes the photo drama The Last Days of Pompeii with scenes of Glaucus and Ione on a barge and Ione at her bath, praising the visual artistry, luxury settings, and delicate fish and dove feeding sequences. It mentions Tivis and a Thanksgiving matinee and night showing The Firefly starring Edith Thayer, with a brief aside on musical comedy formulas.
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Pompeii
George Kleine
Glaucus
Ione
Bay of Naples
Arbaces
T ‘Pemple
Tivis
Lytton
Ciagger
Lyric’ Theatre
Edith Thayer
Atlanta
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Harry, the ‘Nee Per Ytips
Harry
Government
Danne Hurt
NEW Law
Chamberlain
van Antwerp Drug. Corp. Adv
William Reeves
Sayre-Wilson
Washington
Pape
Lalest Suy1es
Vide
Dannhin St
Dmanns SD
Italy
Thayer
May Irwin
Lyric Navy
Lyric Theater
Liebler ‘Company
Miss Irwin
Perse
Standard Oil Company
Ewes & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
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