Administration to Offer Plan to End Strike
Washington reports that the administration will propose a compromise plan to end the coal strike after deadlock between mine operators and union miners. Presidents and officials prepare to discuss the coal situation at the cabinet meeting, while business groups urge coordinated distribution to prevent a runaway market and appoint fuel committees nationwide.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Julius Barnes
Chamber
Cardiff Heavyweight Hope Faces Cracker Anderson Tale
In Americas, Charley Garner known as Jack Cardiff from Samson Alabama showed mobility and boxing instinct against Cracker Anderson. Despite losing on points, Cardiff impressed fans with footwork and sportsmanship, while promoter Alex Thomas considers future fights elsewhere due to low attendance.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Cardiff
Cracker Anderson
Opera House
Charley Garner
Samson
Alabama
Geneva County
Americas
Alex Thomas
Cardiff
Anderson
Aleck Thomas
Thomas
Postal Bill Delayed By House Committee Action
Washington June 27 The house post office committee voted to day to postpone consideration of the Kelly bill for reduction second class postal rates until the December session.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Dixie elopers jailed after bank theft on barren island
Marion Paul McQueen a Nashville bank teller and Gladys Warren a Tennessee manicurist aged twenty were jailed in Buffalo after fleeing with plans to wed. McQueen admitted stealing 2500 dollars from the Nashville First National Bank to fund elopement on Sand Lake Ontario.
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Buffalo
Marion Paul McQueen
Nashville
Gladys Warren
Tennessee
McQueen
Sand Lake
Ontario
Miss Warren
First National Bank
Louisville
New Albany
Evansville
Chicago
Toronto
Kearney
Sand Lake Island
Marion McQueen
Canada
Watson Speech Anticipated as Georgia Legislature Opens
Atlanta June 27 political activity centers on the opening of Georgia's fifty day session. Senator Thomas E Watson plans a July 4 Gainesville speech that may signal opposition to Governor Hardwick. Hardwick will deliver the annual fiscal address in person, urging tax revision biennial sessions and a department of audits.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Hardwick
Clifford Walker
J. J. Brown
A. O. Blalock
Georgia
Gainesville
Thomas E. Watson
H. H. Dean
The
Columbia Sentinel
Watson
Washington
House
Senate
Brookshire Heads Lions Club In Annual election
Rev H T Brookshire was elected president of the Lions club for the coming year at the weekly luncheon. H E Allen retires as president. A R Royal named first vice president and Gordon Howell chosen second vice president. W L Dupree is secretary and C A Ames treasurer. Lion Tamer H B Williams Tail Twister S L McDaniel. Directors include H E Allen J A Hixon R P Snow Dan Chappell. Readings from Allen Brookshire and James Pickard at Hot Springs convention were given. Brookshire to prepare written report.
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H. T. Brookshire
Lions Club
H. E. Allen
A. R. Royal
Gordon Howell
W. L. Dupree
C. A. Ames
Brookshire
Alice Roosevelt's Mother-in-Law Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, 77, mother of Ohio Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Countess de Chambrun of Paris, died in Cincinnati today from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Countess de Chambrun
Paris
Panama ex president Ciro Arriola dies
The death of former Panama president Dr. Ciro Arriola was announced today in Panama on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ciro Arriola
Australian ballot bill urged with general matters noted
A motion urged the passage of the Australian ballot bill and touched on one or two other general matters, while special concerns would be addressed in separate messages later.
Miners Shot Near Uniontown Result in Fatality and Wounding
In Bridgeport Ohio on June 27 a miner was killed and another wounded by gunfire at the strip mine of the Uniontown operation. The victims were in a car when the attack began as tensions between union and non union workers rise amid the mine massacre aftermath. Authorities report non union workers remain in danger as state and federal investigators assess the incident.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Uniontown
Herrin
Liamson County
Wil
Jay’s
Morrell Mann Shot in Field at Poole Plantation
Morrell Mann, about 24, ex soldier, lies near death after a shooting at the Poole plantation by assistant overseer Clarence Jones. Mann had drawn a pistol and was beating a mule when Jones fired, hitting Mann in the chest. Mann believed to recover. family tensions and history of trouble with Jones noted.
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Morrell Mann
Poole
Clarence Jones
Mann
Morreil Mann
Jones
Gus Jones
Mor
Mr. Jones
Presbyterians to Picnic Wednesday at Myrtle Springs
The annual Sunday school picnic of the Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday at Myrtle Springs. All church and Sunday school members are invited. Members with cars should bring them to the church by 8:30.
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Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Springs
Souther Field to Slash Workforce After Shipping Boom
Souther Field will reduce its staff to 15 or 16 by Friday as about 230 to 240 carloads of air service material are loaded and shipped. About 135 people remain now, mainly handling warehouse goods. The War Department plans to sell the remainder of stored material later, with no sale plans published yet. Major L. S. Churchill says officers will stay on site and no caretaker has been appointed after their departure.
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Souther Field
L. S. Churchill
War Department
Churchill
Wilson Dam Bill Passes With $7.5 Million Appropriation
The Senate concurred in the house amendment to the army bill providing a $7.5 million appropriation for Wilson dam work at Muscle Shoals. Senator McCumber agreed to delay the tariff bill to allow consideration of the measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Muscle Shoals
McCumber
Legion Men Invited to Pool Party at Playground
Officers and members of the American Legion post are invited to attend a swimming party at the Playground pool at 6 o'clock this evening. Rotary Lions and Kiwanis clubs city officials county commissioners engineer board of education will be present. Car procession to the Playground from downtown at 6. Light lunch will be served.
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American Legion Post
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Board of Education
Baby Saved After Ingesting Kerosene
The 21 months old child of Mr and Mrs Herbert Moon swallowed kerosene left in a cup at the Moon home. A stomach pump removed the substance after the child showed coughing. Doctors said recent milk and toast likely mitigated danger.
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Herbert Moon
Moon
Glenn
New Ad Club Head Lou Holland Leads World Advertising Group
Lou Holland of Kansas City Missouri was elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the ad men’s convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He succeeds the previous head and will guide the world’s advertising clubs through the coming year.
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Lou Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Holland
Milwaukee
Wis
Dr J G Saggus in Wilkes County Murder Probe
Doctor J G Saggus faces authorities investigating the deaths of his first wife and Charles W Willbanks. Bodies of both victims have been disinterred for examination. He ridicules the charge, admitting he wooed Mrs Willbanks after Willbanks died to help care for his children but says he mourned his first wife and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Saggus
Wilkes County
Charles W. Willbanks
Willbanks
Bond plan would fund 40 million Georgia road network
Atlanta June 27 A state highway plan by Rep B F Mann proposes a divided system primary county seat to county seat and secondary connecting roads with a $40 million bond issue to be urged in the legislature opening tomorrow. The plan aims for 3,400 miles of primary roads built over five to six years, funded by auto license and gasoline taxes, with the connecting roads to follow once the primary system is complete. Georgia Good Roads Association pushes for action to secure federal aid funds and boost memberships statewide.
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Atlanta
B. F. Mann
Glynn County
Macon-Brusw
Ck Highway Association
Mann
State Highway Fund
Georgia Good Roads Association
Ben Setire
Georgia
Good Roads Association
William E. Keith
Walton Building
Scarlet Fever Holds Rotarian in Montana
Thomasville delegate to Rotary convention J B Jemison remains in Livingston Montana with his wife and daughter after she contracted scarlet fever on a Yellowstone Park tour. The illness is described as mild and the family expects to stay until the child can travel.
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Thomasville
J. B. Jemison
Rotary Convention
Livingston
Montana
Yellowstone Park
240 Men Hold Oil Property Near Tampico
Rebels seize Cortez Oil Company property near Tampico holding 240 workers and destructible assets valued at about a quarter million dollars for a 15000 peso ransom. The Mexico City dispatch cites Rebel General Gorozabe and a force of 240 armed men as the captors. Manuel Barcena freed. Bielaski reportedly safe as bandit negotiations continue. Ten thousand pesos ransom moving toward Cuernavaca hills for A Bruce Bielaski. a Mexican bank handles the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cortez Oil Company
Tampico
America
State Department
Gorozabe
Mexico City
Associated Press
Manuel Barcena
A. Bruce Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
New York
Cuernavaca Hills
Bruce Bielaski
Frank L. Sample
Richmond Levering and Company
Fourth of July Golf Tournament Entries Pour In
Thomasville sees a rush of entrants for the Fourth of July Golf tournament. Organizers expect more than sixty four players will qualify as entries keep arriving. Beautiful cups accompany the event and strong delegations are anticipated from Moultrie Valdosta Albany Quitman and Tallahassee for July third opening day.
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Thomasville
Moultrie
Valdosta
Albany
Quitman
Tallahassee
Peach Market car sales by city and prices
New York shows 39 cars sold with Carmen at 1.25 to 2.75 and Hiley at 1.50 to 5.00. Philadelphia 14 cars with Car men 1.25 to 1.50 and Hiley 1.75 to 2.50. Pittsburg 45 cars with Car men 1.50 to 2.25 and Hiley 2.00. Boston 7 cars with Carmen 1.75 to 2.50 and Hiley 1.75 to 3.00. Chicago 12 cars with Hiley 2.25 to 3.00. Cleveland 7 cars with Carmen 1.25 to 1.50 and Hiley 1.75 to 2.75. Detroit 4 cars with Carmen 1.50 to 2.50 and Hiley 2.75 to 3.25. Number of cars out of state 177. Total 2,747.
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Liverpool
Jung
New York
Sonsen Chore
Sodeceesesadsukdapey
Wean Ee Nenn Ener Eee
Eeenennesceesceve
Sab Netsegetoccacosce
Jienisorsahs Baling
Énwesesewne
Carmen
Hiley
Georgia Belle
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
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