The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-15
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ANNRyT8EN, Aha, May 1El-Ssmi; e6ffirisil rres0fss rneeareehl lleree today ins sHicaee ttsmtt IIlsI2ee R H 9frrr waSs vic Itbofiaass o0ear .IIlsERee %. w. Tatee in se- boearfizEg tfaee deanDRgntftc nomination for iijnt1xe of tflse sssestiii jlliEiciaal circuit in tfise daEnDaensffic pTiinzrgv election heitl
 TSsesEaay. Carr oaEriaell Calhoun couns- itty with a rnxiSGitty off 1lt4B votess. The ttlEree counties eSs@Esssslssg ttsee circuit gave Tiiim a ImzdSaifts of 722 votess.
 .uaalfge mhtte oGrriesH lietfh TAllatlegas samEl 0IR{hHrr1ee eomutiees, Hsitt witfh such sznadll rn&alofisy tfiaft hee wass unable toi o0vgrc0nee tfaee l3ezFl giFeGn Qarrr i'm this cc0auity. Wsl&xlAsza county gave Tate n majority of 4f65, wililee 0letHrnee EEEea lliim "a msaS0iity of 2lfA. Intensive cam lupiixns Hszh keen oc0Glbcteetl by botf ocaAdiiRtees sIkl tfRee Oaitcoanee of tflee elee ttion oGHnRe ass m diiktiaekt surrrisee to- sesr eenal of ttlRe political otlseExeKHs heres
 HlaeOmn1Reee rr4nruxs show that Il II.
 lninn lls&s a ttvuo too OGaee leaEti over his rlEeanest 0o4ygaoaEEEft, $. H.. H1mbTDaEgl9, i'm ttAe rrHee ff0r commissioner fbRT gnmess aaEH ffsEfeiteS. With nii1ee bexess ree- tIp0ftea Quinn Hnxs psilesH T2fD votess while Marlborough pDdleeh 3IF6. Henry B. Hd0seer iis lkaxliig II. O. Smith i'm ttlFe rAee f6ar aEss9eaaee jJlkre of the court Gdf sappadss with dIfD voices andl1 4SO) re- ssIgettfxSty. @ao
 AnadffiSi1i eoamtt will llse maalee Thurs day HaeIinIiiag att fgs o'clock atf the acOmfty courthouse. - -
 HRisseeer 1liss-HSnrtfJy Om thee day. lFe rpomaEReEl ooatt lliSs tflreeeseoree anth ten yyeaEs H HE. 6faEhnafih, Omee off thee pi0s hHsegrs of AAnnSkom aa1lh proGniuentt inn ahnsiRess life i'm tt1ee ctiEy, diesl Thesdayg kat &t HIziaees Asexifhal att q oicI6elal Mir kElilbndffli fia311 undergone ai seRioHss ops eerafim IaEst HfiiAgy.
 Mir 2iaElTniitia wuSs idIAmtiffeel i'm real eeshtee aaIsd iuntlser EhESSnesss i'm tiiee early lb00m tEaaEs of tilee city alltkl upp too his reffnenEsEtt ttxOO yeaFss aEgO llRSh been con. lHeeteh with a nGmtRKr of prDmineuttI business esHteepEfSeeS HilmeEall services will tile llR2H ffnam tilee fhaniIJy home att mo so ooo3aadk Thursday morning witlS,I Hesy U Hg k63ie9r mlll1 Hesv. H.. C.. Bfnns. oc0nib adfffeaffng with hlriall i'm HIIls- ssiERe eeenaeeeWy
 HeelAK lks HkaRsgnsR-ahee off thee higs syekt mseefnrys esegr heAGkl Hy thee l6eal pest of tfaee AAnRgiraIn Hegiom was held "Wednesday egrgEiiEE att thee Calhoun hos tel H Haay10r Heck of Mbbilag, state econmaazIiaer of tflee laei6ap, wass pFesentt faEk aa lkaTSkah tlaaRllekt Wass seRyefll i'm honor of tflse distinguished legiomnairel amh ssSNendl odtAFer we'll known visitors. iiEellIdIzgg AdptnaItt IkHnsss Laurie of I IAt0zttg0nRGry. H1Skt 00lnInanGieFz A E. GalipsrSon nFnssdlAdh O0eEr thee affair.
 MM Ouiizzns' HR9nee NbGne thazn $500 was rTitRen flor thaee HfnsbyteKiam Orr Iillans' haanae aat neilAzleGza by ttles mem. 1heus odf tfase NbanEEIiss auxiliary of thsu lffRst Hfnct6tesIsm ollIrrll off Anniston at tti1e annual flower show heidi Tiless day, it wssss aaTlHDoEneeel todhp