British aviator MackLaren found safe in Kuriles bay
London reports Stuart MacLaren, a British aviator missing since leaving Toshimoye on Yetorofu Island, has been found safe in a bay on the southwest shore of Uruppu Island. A Japanese destroyer picked up the news. search continues for his companion and the other aircrew. Mrs. MacLaren voiced steady faith in his recovery amid bad weather and fog.
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Tokio
Assosted Press
Stuart MacLaren
Rid
Toshimoye
Yetorofu
MacLaren
Enderieth
Serant R. Andrews
Leopold and Loeb case defense debates insanity theory
Chicago reports that Leopold and Loeb slayings defendants planned to kill either the victim’s father or Loeb’s young brother. Dr. Krohn says the defense seeks to show diabolic mental state to prove insanity while prosecutors argue the youths were not healthy or well educated. Trial set to begin August 4 with radio plans and restricted public access.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Eb
Robert Franks
Loeb
Haveen
Faror
William O. Krohn
Chicagoewspaper
Atlanta Woman Targeted by Gumption Swindle
An unidentified man, posing as a representative of a dry cleaning firm, approached Mrs. H. M. Cheshire of 85 Piedmont Avenue on July 18 and obtained four ex items in an auto, as police began tracing the suspect after Mrs. Cheshie grew suspicious and reported the incident.
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Atlanta
H. M. “Oshire
Piedmont Avenue
Uncle Remus' Teacher Dead at Eatonton in July
Eatonton July 18 Captain John S. Reid, longtime Putnam County resident and the last school teacher of Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus, died at his home after a brief illness. He taught at the famed Little Red School House, a landmark in local education.
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Remus
Eatonton
Rebels Gain Upper Hand in Fighting Around Sao Paulo
Dispatches from Brazil report rebels gaining the upper hand in the Sao Paulo area. Brazilian federal authorities consider decisive operations, but military chiefs doubt any definite results will be achieved.
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Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Brazil
Brazil Crisis Deepens as Sao Paulo Bombarded
Reports from Rio de Janeiro to Washington say 3,000 government troops arrived at Santos and moved toward the Sao Paulo district while 15,000 federal troops surround Sao Paulo. The city faces bombardment with shelling near the American consulate and casualties at nearby locations, including the Hotel D Oeste.
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Washington
Brazil
State Department
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Ypiranga
Buiding
Hotel D’oeste
Rebels Winning in Montevideo Report Suppressed
Montevideo reports say Brazilian government troops clash with insurgents at Sao Paulo with no clear advantage. Recent arrivals from Santos claim the port is nearly closed and the situation is described as extremely grave.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Sao Paulo
Santos
May Change System of Compensation
Atlanta July 18 A bill from the Georgia workmen's compensation act would require employers to pay lump sums on demand for awards by employees or dependents, replacing weekly installments. The measure also states that remarriage of the beneficiary does not end dependency or employer responsibility.
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Atlanta
Georgia Workmen’s Compensation Act
Committee of Labor and Statistics of
House
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Few Pay Income Taxes In 3rd Georgia Dist Official Figures Show
Only 1,561 persons in nineteen southwest Georgia counties paid income taxes for 1922. Of these, just 22 had net incomes of $10,000 or more. Sumter led counties with six taxpayers above that threshold, Randolph and Crisp followed with four each, and Macon, Ben Hill, among others, reported smaller counts. The data were released by the Department of Internal Revenue to Congressman Charles R. Crisp.
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Georgia
Department of Internal Revenue
Charles R. Crisp
Congress
Sumter
Randolph
Crisp
M&con County
Ben Hii
What's It All About in Sao Paulo Scrapping
The Times-Recorder correspondent Charles P. Stewart argues that South American rebellions are serious matters, not comic opera. Stewart, with six years in the region and experience with United Press Associations, offers timely, authoritative insights on page seven.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Charles P. Stewart
Times-Recorder
Stewart
United Press Associations
State Port Bill Consideration Postponed Two Weeks
In Atlanta the Georgia senate postponed action on the state port bill to July 30 as Sen Cason led the motion with unanimous consent. The measure would authorize up to 15 million in state debt for deep water port terminals to be built at a Georgia site chosen by voters, with Savannah and Brunswick pushing for location.
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Atlanta
Georgia Senate
Cason
First
Georgia
Savannah
Brunswick
State Senate
Senator Wheeler Backs La Follette for President
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana announces support for La Follette for president despite his recent participation in the Democratic National Convention. Wheeler says his objection to the Davis and Bryan ticket stems from Davis connection with large financial institutions as an attorney.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
LaFollette
Wheeler
Davis
Bryan
Langley Seeks Child Labor Bill in Georgia House
The Georgia house opened with several new measures at the morning session. Floyd Langley introduced a bill prohibiting employment of those under age except for telephone and telegraph operators in manufacturing or industrial plants working between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.
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Langley
Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia House of Representatives
Floyd Langley
Georgia senate confirms four county office nominations
In an executive session the Georgia senate confirmed four nominations to county offices for four year terms. Frank M. Scarlett was named solicitor of the city court of Brunswick starting January 1. Paul Turner was named judge of Henry county court starting October 28. J. M. Neel Jr. was named solicitor of the city court of Parkersville starting January 1.
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Atlanta
Georgia Senate Today
Walker
Frank M. Scarlett
Brunswick
Paul Turner
Henry County
J. M. Neel, Jr
Parkersville
Fort Valley Bank Closed by Examiner
Fort Valley’s Exchange Bank closed by state examiner due to insufficient cash reserves. The bank held capital of 50 000 dollars, surplus about 36 000, and deposits totaling 289 000. Officers listed were W C Wright president, W L Brown vice president, and B Brown cashier. Other Middle Georgia banks reported sound condition. Milk statistics note rising milk intake with suggestion cows may work at night.
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Fort Valley
Exchange Bank
State Bank Examiner
W. C. Wright
W. L. Brown
B. Brown
Middle Georgia
Allies Face Rew. Impasse in Dawes Plan Negotiations
Paris and London sources report France will not yield on granting broad early powers to the general agent and bondholder trustee over Germany’s default decisions under the Dawes plan. Delegation members warn that bankers must underwrite the loan before Dawes is deemed in effect, as talks consider naming the U.S. representative via The Hague court.
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London
Associated Press
France
Germany
Reparation’ Commission
Condemned men beg ten hours of life in St Louis
Sheriff Strodtman postponed the executions of Charles Merrell and Hugh Pinkley from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. after a note from the inmates and their advisers asking a stay. They were condemned for the murder of Patrolman Michael OConnor during a Morris Packing Company hold-up in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
George Strodtman
Charles Merrell
Hugh Pinkley
Michael O‘connor
Morris Packing Company
Doctor Thorntons Arrest for Involuntary Manslaughter
FitzGerald July 18. Dr L E Thornton arrested after indictment by Ben Hill county grand jury for involuntary manslaughter. Case stems from an alleged illegal operation he performed on a Broxton woman who later died in a hospital. Other physicians appeared before the jury.
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Santa Klaus
Thal
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New York
Edith Conway
Clewis
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Fla
Edith M. Conway
A. C. Clewis
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Exchange National Bank
Ted Albury
Albury
Edith M. Conweay
Sumter County
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