Labor's view of coal decision given A F of L
In Cincinnati on June 17 labor leaders presented the executive council's interpretation of the Supreme Court Coronado coal cases. The report warns the court cannot crush the labor movement without endangering society and insists workers will preserve and gain liberties rather than accept slavery or conditions that mire them in it.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Coronado
American Federation of Labor
Strike ballots to be mailed after rail unions wage cut
Press reports that strike ballots for stationary firemen and oilers and instructions to general committees of signal men to decide on strike votes will be mailed by tonight after the railroad labor union last night voted to cut wages of its members.
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Cincinnati
Assocated Press
Funeral of Mrs Bell Held at Smithville
Mrs A C Bell aged 63 died at her daughter’s Richland home after a two week illness. The funeral was held at Smithville Baptist church with Rev H L Crumley and Rev L J Crawford officiating. Interment in Smithville cemetery beside her husband. Survived by three sons J W Bell Richland D Bell Americus R S Bell New Hampshire. three daughters W M Bartlett Richland M A Treadway Hollandale Miss J Luther Bell Sylvester. three brothers A J Lunsford Buena Vista R H Lunsford Preston. She was a Richland Baptist church member with noted Christian traits and a long local firm of friends attended.
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A. C. Bell
W. M. Bartlett
Richland
Smithville Baptist Church
H. L. Crumley
Cuthbert Baptist Church
L. J. Crawford
Baptist Church
Smithville
J. W. Bell
D. Bell
Americus
R. S. Bell
New Hampshire
M. A. Treadway
Hollandale
J. Luther Bell
Sylvester
Peach Market Report From Cities Selling Tomatoes
Atlanta reports a June 17 summary of New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Detroit Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland and New Orleans car sales by Carmen Hiley Early Rose Early Georgia and related price ranges. The total cars sold across out of state markets reach 72 with a grand total listed as 1336.
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Atlanta
New York
Early Rose
Carmen
Hiley
Early
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
New Orleans
Northern and Southern Baptists Face Unity and Doctrine
Indianapolis June 17. Rev Frederick G Taylor of Indianapolis elected president of the Northern Baptist convention. The fifteenth annual convention heard F W Freeman of Denver declare that there are far more points of agreement than recent belief suggested between Northern and Southern Baptists. Freeman cited unity on stewardship education and avoidance of organic church union, while noting doctrinal divergence centers on ecclesiology rather than theology.
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Indianapolis
Frederick G. Taylor
Northern Baptist Convention
Ff. W. Freaman
Denver
Colo
Freeman
Colombia
Columbia Conference
Organic Church Union
Baptists Consider Unified Statement of Faith Plan
A resolution urged presidents of the Northern and Southern Baptist Conventions to present the matter to their bodies. It proposed a twenty member committee to draft a statement of faith outlining the core Baptist principles and practices for clarity and unity.
House leaders seek Harding talks on ship subsidy bill
Washington June 17 Republican house leaders prepared to confer with President Harding on taking up the ship subsidy bill before adjournment. Representative Bankhead planned to offer an amendment denying government aid to ships that are fed liquor and to demand a vote.
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Washington
Republican House
Harding
Representative Bankhead
Bill to bar liquor-selling ships from American ports
Washington June 17 A bill denying entrance to American ports to any ship foreign or domestic on which liquor is sold was introduced in the house today by Representative Sdmonds ranking Republican member of the merchant marine committee.
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Washington
House
Representative Sdmonds
Merchant Marine Committee
Campbell Eyes Quick Action on Ship Subsidy Bill
Chairman Campbell of the house rules committee, after a White House visit, expressed confidence steps could be taken to meet the president's request for prompt consideration of the ship subsidy bill.
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Washington
Campbell
House Rules Committee
White House
Commutation Recommended for Lady Riley in Georgia
Albany June 17 The Georgia prison Commission has recommended commuting the death sentence for Lady Riley a white Albany resident convicted of criminal assault on a young white girl in Dougherty County. The commission says the charge may be a frame up and the mother of the assaulted girl is alleged to have bad character. Governor Hardwick is expected to follow the recommendation. Riley faces hanging on Friday June 23.
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Albany
Prison Commission of Georgia
Lady Riley
Hardwick
Riley
Dougherty County
Prison Commission
Fixed Policy Toward Muscle Shoals Urged
Senator Underwood urged Congress to establish a fixed government policy for Muscle Shoals development in his Senate address as the session neared adjournment.
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Washington
Underwood
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Senate
Rainey probes prison death in Americas investigation
Judge E L Rainey of the Georgia Prison Commission visited Americas on a death inquiry into Jim Montgomery a prisoner from Sumter County who died June 14 in the stockade hospital. He seeks an autopsy and says no verdict of fault is made. Deputy Warden A E Jordan was discharged for rule violations not tied to the case.
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E. L. Rainey
Dawson
Prison Commission of
Georgia
Americas
Jim Montgomery
Stockade Hospital
Americus
Rainey
Jule Felton
Felton
Montgomery
J. B. Ansiey
Cotton Conference opposes 48 hour week resolutions
Stockholm June 1 The International Cotton Conference ended its sitting here yesterday after passing resolutions declaring against the 48 hour week as economically unsound and detrimental to the best interests of both employers and workers alike.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
International Cotton Conference
Five killed in Irish war violence near Bess Brook
In County Armagh’s model village near Bess Brook four men and one woman were shot dead and two men wounded today. The house of three loyalists was burned as the day’s toll rose amid sectarian clashes. Cardinal Logue and Archbishop O Connell were held up by Ulsterites last night, forced to alight and have their car searched before being allowed to continue.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Bess Brook
County Armagh
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
O’connell
Ulster Constabulary
Abducted by Own Husband Woman Escapes in Cincinnati
Mrs. Clara Marshall, abducted yesterday at Magnesia Springs by four men, returned to Cincinnati with her brother and an attorney. She said her husband Albert Marshall, from whom she is separated and has sued for divorce, was among the captors. No motive given.
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Cincinnati
Clara Marshall
Magnesia Springs
Ind
Marion Ohio to mark 100th centennial with Harding return
Marion Ohio plans a four day centennial celebration from July 2 to 6 honoring the town’s 100th birthday and the return of Warren G. Harding and Florence Kling Harding. Notables expected include General Pershing, War Secretary Weeks, Brigadier Generals and lawmakers. The program features religious services, a city key handover, speeches by Governor Davis and Judge Davis, and a music festival with former Marion residents citing a broad roster of invited dignitaries.
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Marion
Associated Press
Ohio
White House
Warren G. Harding
Florence Kling Harding
Hardings
John J. Pershing
C. E. Sawyer
Charles G. Dawes
Reed
D. R. Crissinger
Geo. B. Christian, Jr
Harry L. Davis
James E. Campbell
Warren Keifer
House of Representatives
W. Z. Davis
George W. Neely
George T. Harding
George W. Christian, Sr
Harding
Tracy R. Allen
Eber Baker
Chicago
Davis
Geneva Johnstone-Bishop
Los Angeles
Johnstone Bishop
Mary Stockwell Durfey
Toledo
Anna Louise Daze
Willard Osborne
Cleveland
Sybil Sanderson Fagan
Springfield
George C. Kreiger
Minneapolis
H Boni
New K the
Leslie Defeats Thalean and Pleasant Grove
On June 17 Leslie beat Thalean and Pleasant Grove in two baseball games. Ichy Hines led hitting with 7 of 9, Bass had 5 of 8, Bolton 4 of 8. In the first game Leslie scored eight runs to six for Thalean and Pleasant Grove. in the second game Leslie won 6 to 4. Leslie will face Warwick next Thursday, June 22 on the Leslie diamond.
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Les
Thalean
Pleasant Grove
Americas
Ichy
Hines
Bass
Bolton
R. H. E. Geshe
Leslie
Warwick
Miss Clark Debuts as WSB Soloist in Atlanta Feature
Miss Melva Clark, lyric soprano and First Baptist Church soloist, made her radio debut on Atlanta Journal's WSB station. The Cincinnati Conservatory graduate travels to Chicago for post graduate voice study, accompanied by Mrs. W. H. C. Dudley. The program included Visi D Arta, From the Land of the Sky Blue Water, Smilin Through, and Dawn.
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Melva Clark
C. J. Clark
Atlanta Journal
Miss Clark
Cinnati Conservatory of Music
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Chicago
W. H. C. Dudley
Kirkpatrick Heads to Toronto Kiwanis Convention
W. S. Kirkpatrick editor of the Times-Recorder departs this morning for Toronto to represent Americus Kiwanis at the Kiwanis International convention. He expects to be away about ten days. Dr. Carl W. Minor was unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances and Mrs. Minor stays home.
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W. S. Kirkpatrick
Times-Recorder
Toronto
Canada
Americus Kiwanis Club
Carl W. Minor
Sun Yat Sen in Flight as Canton Falls to Forces
Canton falls to General Chen Chiang forces as Sun Yat Sen’s bodyguard continues to fight from the presidential palace. President Sun Yat Sen is believed to have escaped on a gun boat amid the chaos in Peking.
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Sun Yat Sen
Peking
Associated Press
Chen Chiang
Canton
South China Republic
Sen
Atlanta Reserve Bank Denies Propaganda Claim
Washington June 17 A statement from the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank rejects any political motive in circulating Senator Glass speech defending the federal reserve system. The reply comes in response to a resolution by Senator Heflin.
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Washington
Glass
Federal Reserve System
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Heflin
Harold F McCormick Improves After Minor Operation
Chicago June 17 Harold F McCormick former head of International Harvester is reported to be getting along nicely at the hospital after a minor operation on Thursday.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Mize Funeral at 3 Sunday and Owen Burial
Arthur Mize and Fay Owen were recovered after drowning in the Flint river. Mize's funeral is set for 3 p.m. Sunday at his parents’ home with interment in Oak Grove. Owen’s funeral follows at 4 30 p.m. Sunday from his family residence with interment also in Oak Grove. Dozens assisted in the river search. Surviving relatives are listed for both men.
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Flint River
Arthur Mize
Fay Owen
Owen
M. A. York
Roy C. Black
D. L. Todd
Americus
Todd
Mize
All Americas
Lee Street
Carl W. Minor
First Baptist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lewis Ellis
James Lott
Denver L. Todd
Cleve Tillman
Wallis Mott
W. E
Taylor
Roy Black
Edgar Shipp
Kiwanis Club
Martha Cannon Mize
Martha
Hugh II. Mize
Milton Mize
Elmore Street
Henry T. Brookshire
Central Baptist Church
Parrott Poole
Burrell Kent
J. F. Braswell
Sam L. McDaniel
W. D. Harvey
Dudley Gatewood
Baraca
M. J. Owen
Davie Owen Draughon
Cooper Bradley
Julia Mae Owen
Roy Owen
Mr. Owen
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