The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-09
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A6bAN 1-DEOA1 Oh, AId., July O. "A writ nisi has been issued by Judge o. Kyle, of the circuit court, to Mat E. Wiggins, of Hartselle, chairman of the county democratic committee or dering Mir. Wiggins to show cause why the name of John T. Kyle should not replace that of J. R. Howell, as a school board candidate in the Novem. Der election. The two men were can didates in the recent primary and some confusion seems to have arisen as a result of the decision and counter de. cisions regarding the legality of the Forman school board bill which passed the state legislature at it's recent term Mir. Kyle though his attorneys, E. w Godbey of the Twin Cities and Sample and Fitzpatrick of Hartselle, asked that Judge l.. P. Troup, probate judge, re- place Mir. Howelrs name with his own Heretofore Judge Troup and MT. Wig gins were said to have declined to make this replacement.
 Trolley Problems Up Resolutions will be presented to the Alabama pub lie service commission by local citizens expressing their willingness to help in always rthe continuation of operations of the traction lines in Albany and De- CdtuHs l ut NeTe duOUleu at meeting of officials of the Twin Cities and officials of the company ope- rating the lines, at the Decatur city hall late Monday. The meeting was presided over by w A. Bibb, chair man of the board of directors of the Morgan County National bank, and a former manager of the street car com pany. John B. Weakley, of BirminS- ham, president of the company, dis. eussed the status of the line. He ex- plained that other means of transpor- tation had reduced revenues of his com pany to q point where payment of pay ing costs would work q hardship on the company. A suit for payment of paving costs said to be owed to the city of Decatur probably will not be pressed at this time and it is believed that officials win work out plan whereby the company will be able to continue operations on regular sched- ule.
 Postpone Ceremonial - The Dokey ceremonial scheduled here for July 10, has been postponed, according to an nouncement made by Joe King Stan ley, chief of Aladdin Temple of Bir- mingham. A new date for the cere- monial will be announced later.
 Off For Nashville-MayOr Nelson, of Decatur, and w. C. ShackelfOrd, city treasurer of Decatur, left Tuesday morning for Nashville on business con- nected with the city's paving bond is- sue which was sold to Caldwell and company of that city. The issue was for $300,000.
 Demonstrate Road Machinery-Mod- ern road machinery will be demonstrate ed near the Twin Cities July F, itwas Announced today by the Albany-Deca- thr Chamber of Commerce.
 Goes On TOur-Sam Austin, for fl years engineer of the l.. and N. rail road company, leaves this month for an extended western tour Recently Mir. Austin was presented with a serv- ice button with seven stars for the years he has been on the road.
 Oil Mill To Close After having been in, operation longer than usual this year, the Home Oil mill is pre-. pairing to close down for the season.
 Plan Work On Riyer--GeoFge w. Freeman, assistant United States en- gineer. will be here Wednesday to con fer with local officials and citizens re- garding work on the Tennessee river.