Man Vows To Break Death Cell And Escape
The article reports Tate, 26, condemned for murder in Marion County, refusing meals on a hunger strike in the death row. He threatened to eat breakfast in hell with Ben Burchfield if he cannot escape by September 31. The piece notes he previously faced execution and is a husband and father of three.
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Decline Noted in U S Steel Buying
York August 10 unfilled orders of the United States Steel Corp as of July 31 totaled 3 589 467 tons, down 470 991 tons from the end of the previous month. Handball is identified as the national game in Cuba.
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Oxid Trial Suggestion for Potential Benefits
The note recommends trying a bottle of OXID to observe any helpful effects. It implies a practical test or trial to assess potential benefits.
Democratic Split in Greater New York Rumors of Richmond Revolt
In New York on August 10, a widening split within the Democratic organization reaches Richmond as anti Hylan forces announce candidate plans for borough offices. Bertram Eadie accuses county leader Fendt of selling out to Hylan and Hearst. The primary issue centers on Governor Smith versus W R Hearst.
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Mobile voter declares candidacy for city commissioner in 1925
A statement from a Mobile resident urges civic involvement and announces his candidacy for city commissioner in the election on September 8, 1925. He argues officials must advance development with vigor, balance, and public service over personal gain, citing his Alabama roots and exposure to other cities.
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Raulston Attacks Darrow in Darrow’s City Memorial
Judge John T. Raulston of Tennessee, presiding judge at the Scopes trial, denounced Clarence Darrow in Chicago at William Jennings Bryan memorial services. He tearfully affirmed belief in Bryan’s God and rejected evolution, declaring his faith in a real God and condemning Darwinian ideas. Raulston’s sharp rebuke drew long applause and crowded handshakes after the speech.
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Hylan denies disloyalty link to Tammany split
Mayor Hylan says his break with Tammany Hall was not disloyalty but a response to events at the Democratic national convention. He recounts refusing McAdoo’s vice presidential offer while backing Smith for president and seeking aid to win Bryan’s support for Smith. Senator Walker, Tammany mayoral nominee, is praised at Yankee Stadium. Possible Republican names for mayor include Frank Waterman and John F. Ryan with Calder discussed for Senate.
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Two Men Held In Malone Bank Robbery Case
Authorities from Malone Florida are expected in Macon to take custody of two young white men linked to the June 18 Malone bank robbery. They gave names Ted Whitman alias Ted Dixon and J L McNealey alias J L McCall, and are said to have confessed after being detained while attempting to cash stolen Malone money orders.
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Alabama Woman Hurt in Car Crash Near Lowndesboro
Mrs. W. W. Ware of Lowndesboro was seriously injured and R. E. McCain injured in an automobile collision near Lowndesboro. The car carried several negro occupants and was reported to have been struck by another vehicle. Reports indicate both patients were taken to a local hospital.
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Klan Launches Vigorous Drive for New Knights
Washington August 10 United Press report says the Ku Klux Klan, riding on the momentum of a two day national demonstration, begins a new membership drive in many sections. 200 new initiates joined in Virginia and a massive Pennsylvan ia avenue parade preceded police and guard precautions. 50000 spectators watched the cross burn as authorities noted few arrests for anti Klan literature. Hiram W Evans imperial wizard claimed free assembly and hinted at moving headquarters to Washington.
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Modernist group plans modernist schools to offset Bryan effort
Dayton Tenn August 10 The International News Service reports a movement led by prominent modernists seeks to establish eleven modernist schools across the United States The Grandview Normal Institute near Dayton Tenn is eyed as the first site for conversion into a modernist college with backing from unknown organizations and Rev Francis Potter involved The American Missionary Association owns the Grandview property which previously became a county elementary school after leaving service as a college in 1919 and is offered for 10000 dollars to a liberal school maintaining a high grade faculty
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American Aviators Ready for Action with Lafayette Escadrille
Fez Morocco reports the Lafayette escadrille prepares for combat under the French flag. French aviators north of here bomb Riffians and pave the way for the capture of a marauder stronghold in the Amargon mountains while relief columns clash with Riffian forces.
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One Thin Woman Gained Ten Pounds In Twenty Days
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a easy to take flesh producer. It claims a skinny person can gain at least five pounds in thirty days and cites a pharmacist sales surge as proof of popularity.
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City considers adopting eastern time to unify Johnson
Johnson City plans movement to switch from central northeast and south uses to eastern time. Advocates say adopting eastern time would allow the city to operate on a single time basis.
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