Train Hits Auto At Shirley Crossing Killing Two
Two men died and two were injured when a Blue Ridge passenger train struck an automobile at Shirley's crossing three miles east of Anderson South Carolina. Victims were Fred Cox 19 white and James Delpoo 21 Negro. Injured were taken to a local hospital. The second report from Mount Holly New Jersey notes four killed when a car was struck by an express train at New Lisbon a Pennsylvania Railroad line.
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Anderson, S. C
Blue Ridge
Anderson
Belton
Shirley’s Crossing
Here
Fred Cox
James Delpoo
Mount Holly
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Lisbon
Clifford Haines
Harry Bush
Berlin Delegates Handed Protocol At London Conference
Premier MacDonald opened the inter allied conference in London and formally handed the German delegation a protocol outlining the Tawes reparation plan. He urged the Germans to study the report and be prepared to respond by tomorrow.
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Berlin
London
TY Donald
MacDonald
Lanier Leads Qualifying At Americas Golf Championship
Charles Lanier posts 81 as the top qualifier in a field of thirty four at the Americas Golf Club event. Other scores include McCloskey 91, Cage 93, Harrell 102, Lumpkin 104, Westbrook 109 and Loving 126. Four days are set to complete first round match play from August 4 to 7 with pairings Lanier Glover Lumpkin Rylander Beall Harrell McCleskey Cave Ansey Westbrook Wheeler W M Jones O Jones McDonald Mooreland Page Ellis Ferguson Harrold Gyles Win Andrews Hill Primrose.
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Charlees Lanier
Championship of the Americas Golf Club
Chas. Lanier
McDonald
Rylander
Dr. Wheeler
W Rylander
Elam
Clay
McCloskey
Cage
Glover
H. O. Jones
Harrell
Ansley
Lumpkin
Lanier-Glover
Lumpkin A. Rylander
W. Rylander-Beall
Harrell McCleskey
Cave-Ansey
Westbrookham Wheeler-W
Georgia launches livestock production drive at agriculture meeting
At the State College of Agriculture in Athens on August 5 a movement to stimulate livestock and hog production in Georgia was launched. The association will form a committee to work with the Georgia Swine Growers and the Southeastern Fair while Dr. Andrew M. Soule warned farmers against focusing solely on cotton.
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Associated Press
Athens
Georgia
Vocational Agricultural Teachers
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Swine Growers Association
Andrew M. Soule
Next election may establish party next election may establish party
Washington notes the upcoming presidential vote on November 4 could create a strong third party. The article argues the core impact is a durable, independent national party gaining parity with Republicans and Democrats, despite La Follette’s camp denying a new party formation.
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington
Amercan Affais
da Follette
Congress
la Follette
Havertown police seize weapons after Ku Klux meeting clash
State and local police at Hav erhill Massachusetts confiscated rifles pistols clubs and knives from both factions after a fight following a Ku Klux meeting. Nine officers and several locals were involved in the melee and routine charges were expected.
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Haverhill
Mass
Travel Homeward Bound With Uncle Sam's Flyers
The feature marks the homeward journey of round the world flyers as they embark on their return voyage with Uncle Sam's air crews guiding the way.
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Uncle Sam’s Flyers
American planes arrive in Reykjavik on world flight
Lieutenant Smith in the Chicago and Lieutenant Nelson in the New Orleans landed at 2 15 PM in the inner harbor after a flight from Hoefn Hornafjord. The crews are well and the planes in good condition. Earlier American planes left Hornafjord heading toward Reykjavik on the world flight.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Smith
Chicago
Nelson
New Orleans
Hoefn Hornafjord
Hornafjord
Kluxers and Flaming Circlers clash in Niles Ohio
Four persons face charges after arrests for street clashes between hundreds of Knight of the Flaming Circle members and alleged Ku Klux Klan followers in Niles Ohio. No serious injuries reported though many were bruised. Police aided by Warren County deputies ended the melee amid rising anti klan tensions.
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Niles, O
Knight of the Flaming Circle
Warren
Senate votes to increase districts in Georgia senate
Atlanta August 5 The Georgia senate approved a bill by 41 to 1 to raise the number of senatorial districts from 51 to 52. Senatorial apportionment shifts follow the vote, with members noting the change will affect representation and district boundaries.
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Senate
Atlanta
Senate Today
British Soviet Negotiations End Without Treaty
London August 5 The British and Soviet representatives have failed to reach agreement and the planned treaty will not be signed. The foreign office cites inability to agree on treaty details as the main reason, ending efforts to restore trade and diplomatic ties between London and Leningrad.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Foreign Office
Leningrad
Healy Declares Loeb Victim of Diseased Motive
In Chicago on August 5 Dr. William Healy testified for the defense in the Leopold Loeb murder case. He said the crime stemmed from Loeb’s diseased motivation and that his courtroom observations confirmed both defendants are mentally diseased.
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Healy
Loeb
Chicago
William Healy
Boston
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Filthy disclosures held secret in Chicago session
In Chicago on Monday evening Dr William was the central figure as a confidential session discussed disclosures that were described as filthy and kept secret. The report notes a late session and unnamed participants with potential implications for ongoing inquiries.
Georgia House Passes Biennial Senate Bill For Voter Vote
The Georgia House approved a constitutional amendment for biennial legislative sessions by a 150 to 45 vote, sending it to the governor for signature. It has already cleared the Senate and will be on the November ballot, becoming effective next year if approved. Senator Stephen Pace reported progress on calcium arsenate sale protections.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Georgia
Senate
House
Stephen Pace
Times-Recorder
Auto wreck near Cleveland leaves one dead four injured
In Cleveland Georgia on August 5 Baxter Fields a Black man was instantly killed and three other Black riders were injured when the automobile they rode in crashed on the highway near the town.
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Baxter Fields
Cleveland
Here
Labop Refuses 10 Get In Controversy In Atlantic City
Atlantic City August 5 The report notes Labop refuses ten participants to enter a controversy marked by calls for pacificism and denunciation of militarism, with impartial vehemence cited in the public discourse.
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Labop
Atlantic City
Awmaninan Tad
German opposition to Dawes plan launch in London
London report says German resistance will target not the Downing Street agreements but the issue of Ruhr evacuation kept outside the talks. A high American authority notes two points for potential objection mainly coke and dye deliveries, with noon meeting planned for Chancellor Marx and his ministers.
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London
Marx
Downing Streets
Ruher
Revival At New Point Continues Strong Interest
The New Point Methodist revival near Americus, led by Rev. Olin L. Evans with Rev. Luther Harvell assisting, began last Sunday and will run each night through Friday. Attendance and interest are high, with expectations of many accessions. After New Point, similar protracted meetings are planned at Rylander and other Plains circuit churches.
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New Point Church
Americus
Olin L. Evans
Luther Harvell
Lee Street Methodist Church
New Point
Rylander
Plains Circuit
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