FRENCH TO JOIN HAGUE CONFERENCE FOLLOWING TALKS
Paris announces France will participate in the Hague conference with Russian delegates beginning June 26. If political questions arise the French will withdraw. In Moscow Lenin improves, has left his bed and grows impatient with rest orders from doctors.
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Catherine—Lenin
Paris
Associated Press
France
the Hague
Foreign Office
Lenin
Moscow
Plemplerer
Burial Planned for Mrs Dora Hutchinson White
The body of Mrs Dora Hutchinson White who died Sunday morning at her daughter’s home 132 Taylor Street was sent to Griffin for burial this afternoon. Funeral services were held at Calvary Episcopal church last night with Rev James B Lawrence officiating. Survived by one daughter Mrs J A Davenport a sister Mrs William Gilbert of Albany and a brother Morgan Hutchinson of Louisville Ky. she was 73 and widow of J J White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hutchinson White
J. A. Davenport
Taylor Street
Griffin
Calvary Episcopal Church
James B. Lawrence
Emory Rylander
Frank Lanier
D. Hk. Andrews
G. R. Ellis
Frank Stapleton
Herring Represents Kiwanis of Tifton at Toronto Convention
Editor John L. Herring of the Tifton Gazette leaves Friday for Toronto to attend the Kiwanis international convention starting June 20. He will represent the newly organized Tifton Kiwanis club, with expenses paid by the local club for the three day trip.
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Tifton
John L. Herring
The
Tifton Gazette
Toronto
Canada
Kiwanis Clubs
Herring
Kiwanis Club
Cotton market opens steady with stronger early bids
Market opened steady with upticks across varieties as traders note 13.24 for fullys and sales of 15 000 bales. Receipts total 7078 bales including 1135 American, with futures quoted for Sept Oct Dec Jan at around 12.44 to 12.50.
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Ng Senate Wesrige
Cios O Spacer
Sana
Peach Market Sales Report Atlanta June 19 1900s
New York 26 cars sold Carmen 2.30 4.50 Hiley 2.40 5.00 Philadelphia 9 cars sold Carmen 2.50 3.00 Hiley 2.50 4.25 Pittsburg 2 cars sold Carmen 8.50 4.00 Hiley 3.75 4.25 Boston 2 cars sold Queen Dixie 4.50 7 5.00 Carmen 3.50 5.00 Cincinnati Carmen 3.25 Hiley 3.00 3.50 Chicago 4 cars sold Carmen 3.26 3.75 Riley 3.50 4.00 Detroit Carmen 3.25 Hiley 3.50 4.60 New Orleans Carmen 2.25 3.00 Hiley 3.50 4.00 Number cars out of state total 1468.
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Atlanta
New York
Carmen
Hiley
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Queen Dixie
Cincinnati
Chicago
Riley
Detroit
New Orleans
Auto Ordnance Head Indicted in Ireland Arms Plot
Col Marcellus H Thompson vice president and head of Auto Ordnance in New York was indicted by a federal grand jury in Trenton on conspiracy to ship arms to Ireland in violation of neutrality laws. An indictment also named the Auto Ordnance company and seven others tied to seizure of machine guns on the freighter East Side at Hoboken last June.
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Trenton
N. J
Marcellus H. Thompson
Auto Ordnance Company of
New York
Ireland
United States
Arrowsmith
Auto Ordnance Company
East Side
Hoboken
Albany Panning Big Celebration in July
Albany will celebrate the Fourth of July in big style this year with a major horse racing program at the fair grounds. Local businessmen have bought fast horses and trained them under a pro trainer for weeks. The lineup includes races a horse show stunts and free races. Several thousand attendees expected.
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Albany
Fair Grounds
3 Day Golf Tourney At Thomasville Draws Entries
Invitations have been issued for the Annual Fourth of July Golf tournament to be held July 4-5-6 at Glen Arven Country Club Thomasville. Local club players are expected to enter and trophies have been ordered for this event noted for growth in South Georgia golf interest.
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Thomasville
Glen Arven
South Georgia
Forty six new members joined Tifton First Baptist Church
Tifton June 19 Forty six new members were received into the First Baptist church of Tifton during the ten days meeting led by Dr John R Jester pastor of the Winston Salem North Carolina church The meeting closed Thursday night Thirty nine applicants were baptized Friday night and seven were received by letter
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Tifton
First Baptist Church of
John R. Jester
First Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
N. C
C. N. Durden
Tifton Ball Team Off For Week On Road
Tifton, June 19. The local baseball team is on a road trip this week. They play Ovilla on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, Valdosta Thursday, Fitzgerald Friday and Saturday, and Monday of next week. The squad has won most home games, but the upcoming road stretch will prove the real test. Several players were sick at departure but are hoped to be in good playing condition soon.
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Tifton
Ovilla
Valdosta
Fitzgerald
Waycross Moves to Erect City Auditorium
A united movement began in Waycross to build a city auditorium. The drive was started by the Choral Club and has the support of civic and commercial clubs across the city.
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Waycross
Albany U S Court Begins Busy Session
United States district court for the Albany division opened with Judge W B Sheppard presiding. The term will largely hear moonshine cases though the major embezzlement case against S M Watson, former president of the First National Bank of Colquitt, was delayed due to the absence of a national bank expert.
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Albany
United States District Court
W. B. Sheppard
Pensacola
Fla
District of Florida
Wm. H. Barrett
Beverly D. Evans
Sheppard
M. Watson
First National Bank of Colquitt
National Bank
Pools Prove Popular as Atlanta Swims Reach Peak
Atlanta pools draw about 82 000 paid admissions this month as heat drives residents to current season venues. Miss Lillian Everett park board secretary says attendance surged in past week after cooler early days.
Drifter Blue Sky Lost With All On Board
London June 19 The admiralty reports the drifter Blue Sky missing after leaving Portsmouth June 12 for Invergordon Scotland presumed lost with all hands The crew comprised one lieutenant two midshipmen and 11 men Dr M H Wheeler has returned home after a brief visit to relatives
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London
Associated Press
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Invergordor
Scotland
M. H.wheeler
Minnesota Voters Nominating in State Primary Clash
St Paul Minn June 19 Associated Press Minnesota voters cast ballots to nominate party and statewide offices in a primary election shaping the impact of the new party convention law. The vote covers the senate congressional and state posts as the process moves forward.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Associated Press
Minnesota
Asda
Senate
Congress
State
Hale seeks renomination by Maine Republicans
United States Senator Hale sought re nomination by the Republicans at the Maine state primary today in Portland. He faced opposition from former Congressman Guernsey and former State Senator Edward Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States
Hale
Maine
Guernsey
Edward Davies
Corn yield eyed at 109 bushels per acre in Thom
In Thom as filed, June 19, Tossoga Dairy owner Mr Yates shows corn samples with three to four mature ears. Experts estimate the crop will yield 109 bushels per acre. The field is touted as one of the finest in the region and may set a regional record for the season.
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Thomasville
Tossoga
Yates
First Carload of Cantaloupes Shipped from Brookfield
Tifton, June 19. Tift county's first carload of cantaloupes of the season was shipped from Brookfield Saturday by J. K. McMillan and J. J. Cochran. Express shipments have been going forward for several days. The quality is said to be good but the weather has greatly reduced the yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Tift County
Brookfield
J. K. McMillan
J. J. Cochran
Poincare Presses Ratification of Washington Treaties
Paris June 19 reports Premier Poincare will press the reach parliament for immediate ratification of the disarmament and other Washington treaties. No reservations to either treaty will be acceptable, according to officials.
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Paris
Preaver Poincare
Washington
Poincare
Georgia bad check law struck by Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta June 19 The Georgia Supreme Court ruled the bad check law unconstitutional in a Savannah case where M Corenblum was convicted for giving a check without funds. The ruling returns the matter to the earlier statute allowing 80 days to cover a check, prior to the banking law nullified by the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
Savannah
M. Corenblum
George
Georgia
Hughes chief speaker at college exercises
Secretary of State Hughes urged a new sense of responsibility in international affairs at the University of Michigan commencement in Ann Arbor. He warned against constant efforts to create suspicion, distrust and hatred, saying such attitudes hinder world peace.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
State Hughes
University of Michigan
120 Injured in Chemnitz Fight Between Groups
One hundred twenty people were injured in a Saturday clash at Chemnitz between patriotic society members and a party of communists. Several injuries were reported as serious amid the street disturbance observed by newspaper reports from Berlin.
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Chemnitz
Berlin
Patriotic Society
Party of Communists
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic and East Gulf States
The outlook for June 19 to June 24 calls for generally fair weather across the South Atlantic and East Gulf states with widely scattered thundershowers. Temperatures are expected to be near or above normal.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Alamo Social Visitor Miss Juanita Clements Guests in Americus
Miss Juanita Clements of Alamo is the guest this week of Miss Elizabeth Harris. A popular summer visitor in Americus, she plans to join several pretty parties during her stay.
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Juanita Clements
Alamo
Elizabeth Harris
Miss Clements
Americas
Fish in Thomasville Well Defies Time Test
June 19 Thomasville reports a fish kept in a well for sixty years. The fish, placed there sixt y years ago, remains hale and hearty. When the well is cleaned, the owner places the fish in a tub of water. it is never fed and has not grown in size for six decades.
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Thomasville
Two Men Laid To Rest After River Tragedy
Hundreds join funeral processions for Arthur Mize and Foy Owen from homes on Lee and Elmore streets. Both interred at Oak Grove cemetery with Kiwanis and church leaders in attendance, Dr. Carl W. Minor and Rev. Henry T. Brookshire officiating.
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Arthur Mize
Foy Owen
River
Mize
Hugh L. Mize
Lee Street
Owen
George Owen
Elmore Street
Oak Grove
Americus
Carl W. Minor
Irst Baptist Church
Guyton Wisher
First Methodist Church
Lewis Ellis
James Lott
Denver L. Todd
Cleve Tillman
Wallis Mott
W. E. Taylor
Roy Black
Edgar Shipp
Americus Kiwanis Club
Dr. Minor
Kiwanis International
Toronto
Canada
Henry T. Brookshire
Central Baptist Church
Parrott Poole
Burrell Kent
J. P. Braswell
Sam L. McDaniel
W. D. Harvey
Dudley Gatewood
Baraca
Central Baptist Sunday School
Primary entries close August 13 for Fulton county race
Atlanta date notes the county Democratic committee set August 13 as the deadline to file candidates for county and state offices to be voted on September 13. A sub committee includes Howell West Bell Cobb to set election costs and candidate entrance fees. The September 13 ballot will nominate a congress candidate for the Fifth district, two civil and one superior court judges, three members of the Fulton county general assembly and three county commissioners.
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Atlanta
Democratic Committee
Albert Howell
H. E. West
George L. Bell, Jr
Hugh B. Cobb
Claude Mason
Congress
Fulton County General Assembly
South Georgia baseball circuit kicks off Thursday
Albany and other South Georgia cities start play Thursday under a circuit schedule. Albany fields a squad largely from the University of Georgia, with Moultrie and other towns forming fast teams. Arlington pledges one of the circuit’s quickest squads, backed by R H Bostwick. Dawson plans to bolster its roster as Albany beat them three times last week and Quitman already fields a strong team.
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Albany
South Georgia
University of Georgia
Moultrie
Arlington
R. H. Bostwick
Dawson
Quitman
Juror Related to Prosecutor Disqualified in Georgia
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that a juror related by blood or marriage to the prosecutor within the ninth degree is disqualified in a criminal case. The decision reverses O'Brien v. State from Appling Superior Court.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court
O’brien
Richmond Opens Arms to Soldiers of Confederacy
Richmond opens wide its gate to surviving Confederate veterans as reunion week begins. The Confederate Memorial association holds its annual convention while the United Sons of Veterans holds its opening session, marking the kickoff of the Confederate reunion program amid thousands of visitors.
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Richmond
Confederacy
Confederate Memorial Association
United Sons of Veterans
Friendship Evangelical Conference to Meet
The Evangelistic Conference of the Friendship Baptist association meets at Plains Baptist church on Thursday July 6. Rev J E O Quinn of Plains announces the gathering which includes about 50 churches. Prominent speakers from Georgia will discuss church extension, association influence, and evangelization campaigns.
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The
Friendship Baptist Association
Plains Baptist Church
J. E. O’quinn
Plains
McConnell
Atlanta
Wallace Wear
Cordele
Americus
A. V. Whipple
Sam Lowe
Dawson
Carl W. Minor
Champion Georgia cow owned at Acworth
Atlanta June 19 JR Humphries of Acworth Ga owns Raleigh's Zilla of Brookhill 389671 the new junior four year old champion of Georgia She started test at four years one month and has produced 13383 pounds of milk and 654.64 pounds of butter fat The cow by Raleigh's combination 107229 has eight daughters in the register of merit and is from Zilla of Lee Farm 216840.
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Atlanta
Zilla
Raleigh
Lee Farm
Negro switchman loses two fingers in yard accident
Garfield Overstreet, a Black switchman for the Central of Georgia, had two fingers on his left hand mashed while coupling cars in the American yards. He was removed to his Hanw ton street home after treatment. injuries described as painful but not serious.
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Garfield
Overstreet
Central of Georgia
Central
Hanwton Street
Boll Weevil Halts Progress Of Clock In Georgia
Atlanta dispatch reports a Green County boll weevil found a new home inside a clock bought by a farmer to H. G. Tull for repair. The live insect halted the clock’s movement and commentators joke the boll weevil has stopped progress. No chemical details confirmed.
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Atlanta
Greenboro
Green County
H. G. Tull
U.S. Asks Mexico to Aid in Murder Suspect Apprehension
The U S State Department instructed the American embassy in Mexico City to ask federal and local Mexican officials to pursue and apprehend the murderers of Warren D Harvey a 30 year old American paymaster killed Saturday near Tampico He worked for an unnamed gil company.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Warren D. Harvey
Tampico
Harvey
Gil
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