Five Arrests Reported As Veterans Group Circulates Circular
Havana reports say a circulating circular titled National Association of Veterans and Patriots claims action is imminent. Dr Oscar Soto and four leaders were arrested Tuesday as the movement began. President Zayas, back from Santa Clara, predicts the outbreak there will end in days. He cites bands near Cienfuegos and Trinidad in Santa Clara province, with groups of 100 and 15 to 20 men.
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Havana
Santa Clara
Zayas
Associated Press
Oscar Soto
Association
Associated Press Today
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
Sun Cure Quartz Promises Breakthrough in Medicine
The article highlights a perfected fused quartz material described as the most transparent solid yet, enabling the passage of ultraviolet and infrared rays. It claims a “sun cure” potential for treating diseases without cold air exposure, and notes Dr Edward Berry with aides examining a circular quartz lens at GE laboratory in Lynn, Miss, with P K Devers and Wallace Wright nearby.
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Edward Berry
General Electric Company Laboratory
Lynn
Miss. P. K. Devers
Wallace Wright
Vanderbilt nuptials greet with Cupid among guests
At Biltmore North Carolina Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and Lord Cecil wed, and Cupid appeared again after the church ceremony. The scene included a long line of flower girls shown in the accompanying photo.
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Cupid
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Lord Cecil
Biltmore
N. C
Luis Gallo Sent to Santa Clara Jail for Conspiracy Probe
Havana dispatch reports Luis Gallo held after arriving from St Petersburg Florida and sent to Santa Clara for investigation on alleged conspiracy with the Veterans and Patriots in the present outbreak.
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Luis Gallo
Santa Clara
Havana
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cuban trainees rounded up at Ocala airport
Ocala Florida May 5 on a federal government request Sheriff Thomas of Marion county arrested three Cubans who came here to learn flying from the aviation squadron stationed in Ocala for five weeks. The men are jailed and their names are being withheld.
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Ocala
Fla
Thomas
Marion County
Pretty Pageant 1 Percent Presented at School
At the High School auditorium Monday Miss Eunice Austin's second year English class presented an Olympian council pageant. Participants portrayed gods and goddesses including Laney McMath as Jupiter Lizzie May Gammage as Juno Milford Anderson as Vulcan Jerome Cohen as Mars Joe Markowitz as Neptune Mary Battle as Apollo Edith Bahnsen as Mercury Jeffrie Kersey as Venus Annie Frances Hyatt as Minerva.
Unusual golden catfish caught in Muckalee Creek
Hearon reports catching a three pound fish described as a golden catfish in Muckalee Creek near the Dixie Highway bridge. The fish was transparent with visible bones and white eyes, a dark red streak along its back. The fish was exhibited to observers and sent to The Times-Recorder for display.
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W. W. Hearon
Muckalee Creek
Dixie Highway Bridge
Hearon
Times-Recorder
Sanford Haupt dies from accidental self inflicted gunshot
Savannah May 5. H Sanford Haupt, a well known real estate agent and collector, died at a sanitarium two hours after a bullet wound to the head. He was cleaning a rifle when he shot himself in the forehead.
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Savannah
H. Sanford Haupt
Macon Detectives Round Up Priest Gangsters
Macon detectives say they have captured a gang of burglars tied to several local robberies. Luther Duckworth a New York man 23 was accused of pawn shop burglary and two other crimes. A pistol was found in a chimney. Clarence Johns 16 faced two burglary charges after being arrested during the roundup.
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Macon
New York
Luther Duckworth
Salvation Army
Barnett
Duckworth
Clarence
Johns
Burney Brothers
Central City Park
Coalition gains in German Reichstag election outcome
Berlin May 5. Provision list of deputies chosen by the Reichstag from yesterday's German election shows a coalition of moderates socialists democrats clericals and the people's party with 229 seats. It exceeds by 10 the combined total of other parties already reported from returns received at 3 o'clock today.
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Berlin
Reichstag
People’s Party
Revenue Agent Assigned to Atlanta Secretary of State Office
The Georgia revenue department placed a revenue agent in the secretary of state's automobile license department to collect the 29 percent penalty on delinquent license tag buyers. Commissioner John M. Vandiver seeks a ruling on authority to assign staff to collect the penalty from all cash tag purchasers, with deputy Grover Bell handling the 20 percent portion. Delinquency applies to buyers who recently purchased a car or driven it little. those with new cars or unused garages are not charged.
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Atlanta
State Revenue Department
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Commissioner of Revenue
John M. Vandiver
Attorney General
Missioner
Automobile License Department
Grover Bell
Revenue Com
Acreage Signed Up by Georgia Sweet Potato Growers
Atlanta May 5. Acreage equivalent to 75,000 bushels of sweet potatoes is said to have been signed up by members of the Georgia Sweet Potato Growers Association.
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Atlanta
Georgia Sweet Potato Grower’s Association
Plane sighting over Lake Chignik prompts search
A trapper near Lake Chignik saw an aircraft believed to be Major Frederick Martin's world flight squadron passes about 400 feet above the lake toward the Bering Sea last week. Two native searchers sent from Algonquin have not returned to base, prompting a coast guard search.
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Cordova
Alaska
Lake Chignik
Frederick Martin
American World Flight Squadron
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Algonquin
Quinine Capsules Boost Malaria Fight in Sumter County
Thousands of quinine capsules have been sold in Sumter County over the past week as health officials lead a campaign to stamp out malaria. Dr. J W Chambliss reports 5 530 doses sold through the county health board since the effort began this summer, noting broad public cooperation and the largest anti malaria effort in the county’s history.
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Sumter
J. W. Chambliss
Board of Health
Chambliss
Milledgeville Girls Visit Augusta May 12
More than three hundred senior class members from Georgia State College for Women at Milledgeville will visit Augusta on May 12. City plans for entertainment are already made, officials announced.
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Augusta
Georgia State College For Women At
Milledgeville
Miss Parkman Returns From Savannah Meet
Miss Bonnie Parkman home economics agent returns from Savannah after attending the Georgia Educational Association and Georgia Home Economics Society annual meeting. Lois P. Dowdell of Athens, president of the society, praised vacation work in Sumter county. Delegates stayed as guests of Savannah city. a bay steamer trip capped the trip. Road conditions between Americus and Savannah noted with a 25 mile stretch lacking improvements between Statesboro and Savannah. The motor trip was enjoyable and the convention profitable.
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Bonnie Parkman
Savannah
Georgia Educational Asociation
Georgia Home Economics Society
Lois P. Dowdell
Athens
Sumter County
Miss Parkman
Americus
Statesboro
Hooded Klansmen Leave Note and $15 in Leesburg Church
Eleven men in Ku Klux Klan robes entered a Leesburg Baptist church after services, marched to the aisle, and left a note with $15 for the pastor. The message claimed full Klan sympathy with Christianity in efforts of humanity.
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Leesburg
Ku Klux Klan
Baptist Church
Relief Legislation to Be Pushed in Senate After Bills
Washington May 5 Senate leaders moved farm relief legislation to the head of the calendar after tax and appropriation bills. An order to speed the program was issued with an aim to adjourn before the Cleveland convention and night sessions are to begin starting tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Cleveland
Lynching Cases Placed on Bible Superior Court Docket
In Macon on May 5 twenty cases arising from the lynching of John Cockey Glover in July 1923 were placed on the April term Bible Superior Court calendar. Defendants facing rioting unlawful assembly and carrying concealed weapons charges include N. Uuice Gordon Herndon J Ellis Bryant John C Vann Guy Jones D L Wood Fred Whiddon Alva High tower Billy Smith Bridges Jordan. The cases, indicted at the first grand jury session after the Glover lynching, are set for May 26.
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Macon
John “Cockey” Glover
Walter Byrd
Bible Superior Court
N. Uuice
Gordon Herndon
J. Ellis Bryant
John C. Vann
Guy Jones
D. L. Wood
Fred Whiddon
Alva Hightower
Billy Smith
Bridges Jordan
Glover
Chinese Protest Th Irpan On Exclusion From Nippon Empire
A Tokio Chinese association delegation met Foreign Minister Matsui and delivered a memorial protesting Japan's exclusion of Chinese. It asserts Chinese will expect equal consideration Japan seeks in America and notes all colored races oppose Asiatics bans, yet cannot stand together while Japan maintains its Chinese immigration limits.
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Tokio
Chinese Association of
Matsui
Japan
America
Funeral for Frank M. Andrews in East Forsyth
Friends attended the funeral Sunday afternoon for Frank M. Andrews 62 who died after a stroke at his East Forsyth Street home. Dr Carl W Minor presided at the First Baptist Church service. burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Argo Andrews son Emmett S Andrews daughter Olive Minter four grandchildren and several relatives including aunts Bettie and Kate Andrews cousins W M Andrews and Ruby Andrews and brother-in-law En Argo.
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Frank M. Andrews
East Forsyth Street
Carl W. Minor
First Baptist Church
Andrews
Oak Grove
Elizabeth Argo Andrews
Emmett S. Andrews
Meridian
Olive Minter
Fitzegrald
Kate Andrews
Bettie Andrews
W. M. Andrews
Ruby Andrews
En Argo
Brannon Avenue Beats Black Sox 10 to 8 in Morning Game
Brannen avenue boys defeated the Black Sox by 10 to 8 Saturday morning. The hard fought contest drew a good crowd from home and away as both teams showcased competitive play.
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Brannon Avenue
Black Sox
Brannen Avenue Kids
Groomes and Ulrich Co. stockholders gain whiskey assets
Senate hearing details how the Groomes and Ulrich Company distributed 5000 cases of whiskey wine and cordials to stockholders after dissolution. Charles Williams, attorney, says assets went to 180 Chicagoans who bought out the stockholders. Senator Wheeler pressed to show buyers knew the whiskey was part of the deal.
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Washington
Groomes & Ulrich Company
Chicago Liquor House
Senate
Daugherty
Charles Williams
the Concern
Creamery Machinery Arrives for Sumter County Plant
Machinery for the Americus creamery is arriving and being installed in the C M Council block on Cotton Avenue. A boiler, refrigeration tank, and a large churn have been placed, with a modern sterile system planned for the plant. I B Wilson will manage, handling cream from Sumter and neighboring counties, with output likely sold through a single broker. Butter will be the sole product, though the Americus Ice Cream company will share the building under identical management. Farmers are preparing to supply cream, hoping for cash payments and regular checks as shipments begin.
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Americus Creamery
C. M. Council
Cotton Avenue
Sumter
Sumter County
I. B. Wilson
Wilson
Americus Ice Cream Company
Times-Recorder
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Sanford Haupt
Wany
Gethien
Socialists
Democrats
Matin
Chignie Lake
Trapper
LEE
Nippon Empire
Frenk Hi
Epcomesgulrich CO
Waisey
Wheeler
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