Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch Lives Quiet in France
In Santeny-Servom France on June 3, Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, former Russian military supreme, age 68, resides in the Chateau of Cheiny with a small household. He commands about 20 loyal Cossacks, keeps a modest table, and awaits a call to service as supporters expect Russia to rise from the Bolshevik rule. He is guarded by police, dogs, and French police due to potential threats from Bolsheviks, while his circle includes Russians who fled the Cheka and report to him from the estate.
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Milton Bronner
WEA
Santeny
Caucasus
Italy
Paris
Santeny-Servon
Erie
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Cnoiny
Porter’s Lodge
Surete Generale
Cyril
Nice
Russia
Santony
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz Dies in Omaha Hospital
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of the Methodist Episcopal church died at Methodist hospital in Omaha at 6 30 this morning after being stricken with paralysis in Miami Florida in February. He had served as a church leader and traveled widely in his ministry.
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Omaha
Neb
Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Hospital
Miami
Fla
Heppiot Assured Worrying Majority in Ep ench Chamber
Faris June 3 The government crisis continues. Prospective Premier M Herriott is assured of a working majority in the chamber of deputies after the socialist congress unanimously adopted a resolution pledging support. Millerand’s tenure remains contested though he will resist removal efforts.
Brookhart Opens Lead Over Sweet in Iowa Balloting
Des Moines June 3 Senator Brookhart slowly widened his margin over Burton E Sweet as precincts tallied across the state. Early returns showed Brookhart leading by more than 7000 votes.
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Iowa
Georgia Singers Meet in Cordele South Georgia Union
Sheriff Nobles of Crisp county announces the South Georgia Union convention in Cordele from June 13 to 15. Prominent singers from across South Georgia will attend, with Cordele and Crisp county residents preparing to host. The Vaughn quartet will be among the featured acts.
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Cordele
Sheriff Nobles
Crisp County
South Georgia
South Georgia Union
Vaughn
Balloon explosion kills two men near Brement Illinois
Belleville Illinois June 3 The mangled bodies of Dr Leroy C Meisinger of the United States Weather Bureau and Lieutenant James T Beely of Philadelphia, who left Scott Field yesterday in the army Ballon for test flights, were found near Brement after the balloon exploded.
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Belleville, Ill
Leroy C. Meisinger
United States Weather Bureau
James T. Beely
Philadelphia
Scott Field
Brement
Ill
Miss Blair Resigns Welfare Post in Lowndes County
Miss Mil dred Blair, longtime Lowndes county welfare worker, has resigned. Judge Thomas appointed Mrs. Audrey Simms to begin duties at the month’s start. Blair will study at Columbia University in New York this summer before planning her next move.
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Valdosta
Jore
Mildred Blair
Lowndes County
Thomas
Audrey Simms
Blair
New York
Columbia University
Commissioners to Decide Toll Charge on Brunswick St Simons
Brunswick officials and St Simons highway commissioners M B McKinnon and E L Stephens will report toll plans at a joint city county meeting this week. A flat 25 cent car rate plus 30 cents per passenger is expected, predicting about 65 cents for a car with five riders, though final figures await the session outcome.
Southern Veterans to ride instead of marching in parade
Memphis June 3 two parades mark the thirty fourth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion from June 4 to 6. Veterans may ride rather than march to honor the commander in chief Gen W B Haldeman. Grand marshal is General John Hugh Hickman of Nashville. The floral parade opens the reunion, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club with civic support. American Legion and British Veterans of the World War will join, with over seventy five floats and decorated cars assigned to the line.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. B. Haldeman
United Confederate Veterans
John Hugh Hickman
Nashville
Tennessee Department of the Veterans Organization
Kiwanis Club of
American Legion
Confederate Veterans Meet Opens With No Set Program
Memphis session sets no fixed agenda as the United Confederate Veterans reunion runs alongside. W McDonald Lee of Richmond VA, commander in chief, will be introduced by J L Highshaw of Memphis camp 215. Rev B A Owen will give the invocation. J L Buard of the Tennessee division will present Lee and officials, followed by remarks and staff introductions.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Conederate Veterans
W. McDonald Lee
Richmond
J. L.highshaw
Nathan Bedford Forrest
B. A. B Owen
Lathrop
J. L. Buard
Tennessee Division
Lee
Emily Gaines Parker
Bedell Parker
New Yok City
Scarboro and Slack Certified for Tifton Postmaster Job
Washington June 3 Jason Scarboro and E E Slack were certified today as eligible for appointment as postmaster at Tifton by the civil service commission.
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Civil Service Commission
Tifton
Washington
Jason Scarboro
E. E. Slack
Training School for Teachers at Albany
The Georgia Sunday School Association announces a two day training school for teachers and workers in Albany this Wednesday and Thursday. An entertainment program will be provided for all attendees as participants from Albany are expected to join. The event is described as un denominational and promoted solely by the Georgia Sunday School Association.
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Albany
Georgia Sunday School Association
Times-Recorder invites editor discussion on unsigned letter
The Times-Recorder reports receipt of another unsigned communication it cannot print without a signature. The subject shows wide interest, and the writer is invited to meet with the editor to discuss the matter, but the paper will not publish anonymous communications despite sympathy.
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Times-Recorder
Coolidge signs tax bill amid planned next-session changes
President Coolidge signed the new federal tax law after objections from Secretary Mellon, saying the measure offers immediate relief but contains defects. He outlined a future push for a more economical, less political bill at the next congressional session. The plan cuts income taxes by 25 percent this year and 50 percent for incomes under 3,000 next year, with refunds and installment adjustments for those who already paid. He warned some provisions are harmful, including estate tax rates at 40 percent viewed as confiscation of capital.
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Coolidge
Congress
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Settlers Relief Bill Favorably Reported
Washington June 3 A bill to aid settlers on reclamation projects and reform reclamation laws was favorably reported today by the house irrigation committee.
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Washington
House Irrigation Committee
Fire destroys Smithville shaving house plant
Fire at King Lumber company shaving house in Smithville, 12 miles southwest of Americus, destroyed part of a large plant with about sixty workers at dinner. Loss placed between 400 and 500 dollars. Americus fire truck aided. cause unknown. plant owned in Cuthbert and insured, with losses likely fully covered.
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King Lumber Company
Smithville
Americus
Cuthbert
Money order blanks stolen in Florida
Valdosta, June 3. The postmaster at Lake Mary Florida reports that in early May thirty five blank money orders were stolen from the office and some have been filled and cashed. One or more were cashed at the Oakhill Florida post office earlier in the month. Inspector in charge Joe P Johnson issued a general alarm urging postmasters banks and others to watch for suspicious money orders from the Lake Mary office.
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Valdosta
Lake Mary
Fla
Oakhill
Joe P. Johnson
Mrs Hawkes Returns to Atlanta After Visit at Home
Mrs T N Hawkes has returned to Atlanta after spending several days at her home. The brief note records her travel from the area and arrival in the city.
Confessions of Boy Killers at Chicago
The state's attorney plans to present confessions of Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb to the grand jury. The two university students and sons of wealthy families are alleged kidnappers and slayers of 14-year-old Robert Franks. Investigators seek links to another unsolved student killing and a brutal attack on taxi driver Charles Ream. Ream identified Loeb at the state attorney's office, fainting after the declaration.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Freeman Louis Tracy
Charles Ream
Ream
State Attorney’s Office
Loeb
Criminal-Court
Mondell Named Permanent Chairman at Republican National Meet
Washington June 3 Frank A Mondell of Wyoming will be permanent chairman of the Republican national convention opening here June 10 as announced by William M Butler Massachusetts national committeeman and manager of President Coolidge's campaign Mondell will preside at the opening session and lead the gathering through the initial events The announcement confirms Mondell's key role at the kickoff in Washington this month
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Washington
Frank A. Mondell
Wyoming
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Rotary Luncheons at First Methodist Church
Rotary club members meet for their weekly luncheon at 1 o clock Wednesday in the First Methodist church. Church ladies will serve, with proceeds aiding the new church edifice. F J Robinson division passenger agent of Central of Georgia is expected as guest speaker. Kiwanis to hold lunch Friday in the same church with ladies preparing the menu.
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Rotary Club
First Methodist Church
F. J. Robinson Division
Central of Georgia
Kiwanis Club
Body of Mrs Adams Buried in Oak Grove
The body of Mrs J Q Adams who died in Cordele Sunday was brought to Americus Monday for interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Funeral services were held at her brother W H Tommy's home in Cordele. Surviving relatives include brother W W Tommy of Cordele and son George H Adams of Charlotte NC. Deceased was well known and highly respected in her home community with widespread sorrow.
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J. Q. Adams
Cordele
Americus
Oak Grove
W.H. Tommy
W. W. Tommy
George H. Adams
Charlotte
N. C
New Texas Honey Ball Melon Set for Market Release
A new melon variety named the Texas Honey Ball, a cross of the Texas Cannon Ball cantaloupe and the California Honey Dew, is slated for markets. The melon reportedly measures about Finehiog in diameter and is touted as resistant to damage from ordinary handling, per the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
California
United States Cement of Agriculture
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