Returning Tide Sweeps Bodies Of 18 Dead Back
New York experiences a devastating hurricane that swept from New Jersey into the city. The death toll passes sixty with eighteen more bodies recovered at sea as police search Long Island Sound. Property damage is estimated as high as three million dollars amid wreckage at Clason's Point amusement park and widespread storm chaos.
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Virgil
Long Island Sound
New Jersey
Hudson
New York City
Clason’s Point
Bronx
Westchester County
Manhattan
Cotton Market Opens in Liverpool with Gains Seen
Liverpool market opened higher for cotton on June 12 with prices up from 43 to 51. Fullys traded at 12.91 amid 8,000 bales sold. Receipts reached 27,026 bales, including 22,551 American. Futures listed for July, October and December with first calls around 12.53 to 12.96 and closes near 32.33 for July.
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Liverpool
Peach Market Fruits and Prices Across Cities
Telegraphic market quotations for peaches dated June 12 show New York and Philadelphia with multiple car sales and varied price ranges for varieties such as Arp Beauty Carmen Early Rose and Queen Dixie. Notably 1641 cars total with 50 out of state. Mrs. John Irving Gossett and her son Billy Gossett arrived in Atlanta to visit Mrs. Gossett's mother at Taylor Street home.
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Atlanta
Georgia
New York
Arp Beauty
Queen Dixie
Early Rose
Carmen
Philadelphia
Uneeda
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
John Irving Gossett
Billy Gossett
Flapper Fun Sparks New Orleans Private Riot
In New Orleans on June 12 a campus-published humor weekly Cafe Brulo from Tulane University stirs a nationwide debate as Newcomb College and a major girls high school ban the issue. The piece mocks prohibition era topics with risqué verse and jokes, drawing fire from educators and parents. E. Timmerman Sr., longtime Plains resident and former legislator, dies after a brief illness at home aged 70. He leaves five sons, a daughter, and several siblings. services held at Plains Baptist Church with interment in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Comic Monthly
Tulane University
Cafe Brulo
Newcombe College
Newcomb
Helen Dymond
Miles
Tommie
Americas
Plains
E. Timmerman, Srr
Plains Baptist Church
J. E. O’quinn
Lebanon
R. 8. Oliver
W. L. Oe
L. D. Wise
Timmerman
Edgefield County
South Carolina
Webster County
Alice Forth
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Messrs
Ed, Jr
Frank
S. H
Alvin
Louie B
Americus
Baptist Church
Sumter County
Democratic
Timmerman & Wise
J. W. Timmerman
Tyre Timmerman
Terrell County
Will Timmerman
Tampa
Lenin Improves. Moscow Reports Better Condition
Moscow officials say Premier Nikolai Lenin's health is improving and he is now able to walk in the gardens and dictate letters, signaling continued recovery from illness.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Premer Nicolai Lenin
Last Week for Peach Spraying in Georgia Orchards
Government and state peach lab at Fort Valley urges growers to spray Georgia Belles and Elbertas for the last time this week. Begin with Belles earlier in the week and finish with Elbertas later. Use self boiled lime sulfur and arsenate of lead or 80 5 15 dust. Hileys need no further spray. Emergence of new cureulio generation means egg deposition will begin soon, requiring immediate treatment.
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Georgia Belles
Elbertas
Georgia
Beiles
Elbettas
Belfast Assassination Shocks Bakery Leader Dead
Edward Devine managing director of a Belfast bakery was shot dead in his office by three men who forced entry, shouted Hands up and fired. Police investigation underway as motive unclear and suspects at large.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Edward Devine
Chinese Civil War Flares as Armistice Proposal Proves Ruse
Gen Chang Tso-Lin’s armistice offer to Wu Pei-Fui seems a ruse to gain time for the Manchurian warlord. Heavy fighting erupted Friday between Chin Wong Tao and Shanhai Kwan, with four days of combat continuing.
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Tientsin
Associated Press
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Fui
Chin Wong Tao
Shanhai Kwan
Liquor Seized Aboard Sirius Under Navy Yard Raid
Navy guards seized about 8000 quarts of liquor valued over 40000 at the naval transport Sirius during a raid at Norfolk. Officers and men are confined to their ship under guard while a board of investigation is convened. Sirius had returned from the West Indies and stayed at the yard for about a week.
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Marine Guards
Navy Yard
Sirius
Hampton Roads
West Indies
Ireland Statement Delayed in Commons by Churchill
London date June 12 Colonial Secretary Churchill said in the commons that deferring the Ireland statement from today would be more convenient and in the general public interest and it will be issued probably Tuesday or Thursday.
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London
Associated Press
Churchill
Commons
Ireland
Leslie District Conference at Leslie Methodist Church
The Americus district conference meets at Leslie Methodist church June 14 to 16 with presiding elder and twenty-one pastors among its delegates. Rev. J. S. Grahl of Cuthbert preaches opening, sessions begin Thursday at 8:30, public is invited, lunch served at the school grounds.
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Leslie
Americus
Presiding
Woman's Missionary Society
Epworth Leagues
Methodist Church
J. S. Grahl
Cuthbert
Quakes Mark Day With Twin Shocks Nearby
A strong earthquake震震 was recorded at Georgetown University observatory last night and a lighter tremor, likely from a distant source, was logged around six this morning.
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Washington
Georgetown University Observatory
Open Shop and Unions Dominate A F L Convention
Cincinnati June 12 The Associated Press reports the American Federation of Labor opens its two week convention amid open shop unemployment wage cuts and recognition of Soviet Russia. The executive council’s report cites a year of unusual strife and industrial depression as labor faces court decisions congressional action and Harding’s union regulation proposal with vows of solidarity and militant resolve.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Russia
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Congress
Supreme Court
Harding
Solidarity
Shopmen not to flee to Canada
Cincinnati June 12. B M Jewell head of the railway employes department of the American Federation of Labor denied today that the railway shop crafts union are considering moving their headquarters to Canada to escape suits under the Coronado decision recently handed down by the Supreme court.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
B M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Railway Shop Crafts Union
Canada
Coronado
Supreme Court
Former Oglethorpe editor dies aged 51
News from Ringgold reports the death of G Walton aged 51, former editor of the Macon County Citizen at Oglethorpe. Walton for a time published the Coosa County Record and often visited Americus, aiding in the Times-Recorder composing room.
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Ringold
G. Walton
Macon County
Oglethorpe
Cotton Sells Here For 22 Cents A Pound
The cotton futures market slipped while the basis narrowed and spot demand stayed strong. Saturday saw several bases exchange at 22 cents, the highest in the movement and a near two year record, with local warehouse stocks down to about 1,500 bales.
Wrights Return After Visit to Miss Park
Mr and Mrs S J Wright returned to Columbus after spending a few days with Miss Bonzie Parkman at her home here.
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