October 26: Difference between revisions

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October 26 in the history of the Birmingham District:

2014: The Dalai Lama gave a public address at Regions Field during a 4-day visit to Birmingham.
2007: Birmingham Police Chief Annetta Nunn announced that she would step down.
2005: Indicments in the Siegelman Scrushy corruption case were unsealed.
1967: The first issue of UAB's Kaleidoscope was published.
1934: Baseball player Satchel Paige married his longtime sweetheart Janet Howard.
1921: President Warren Harding visited Linn Park as part of the Semicentennial of Birmingham celebrations.
1907: The Oxmoor Furnaces were idled.
1843: Robert W. Huffman married Sarah Noland in Gadsden.

Guy Snavely, born October 26, 1881

1928: Governor Albert Brewer was born in Tennessee.
1921: BSC professor and Baileyton Mayor Paul Bailey was born.
1921: Peachtree City, Georgia mayor Frederick Brown Jr was born.
1881: Birmingham-Southern College president Guy Snavely was born in Antietem, Maryland.

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 * [[2014]]: The [[Dalai Lama]] gave a public address at [[Regions Field]] during a 4-day visit to [[Birmingham]].
 * [[2007]]: [[Birmingham Police Chief]] [[Annetta Nunn]] announced that she would step down.
-* [[2005]]: [[Don Siegelman]] was indicted on charges of racketeering, bribery, and extortion.
+* [[2005]]: Indicments in the [[Siegelman Scrushy corruption case]] were unsealed.
-* 2005: [[Richard Scrushy]] was indicted on charges of bribery and mail fraud.
 * [[1967]]: The first issue of [[UAB]]'s ''[[Kaleidoscope]]'' was published.
 * [[1934]]: Baseball player [[Satchel Paige]] married his longtime sweetheart Janet Howard.