Romance of the Summer White House Ends in Boston Marriage
Miss Margaret Carr and Jeremiah Shea, long linked with the Swampscott summer White House at White Court, wed in Boston after a season of romance. President Coolidge nearby as plans moved from politics to vows, with Carr working as cook and Shea serving as chauffeur in a tale of unofficial romance on the lawn.
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Margaret Carr
Jeremiah Shea
White Court
White House
Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
Miss Car
Shea
Love
Boston
Indian rites may have caused Eureka murder
Eureka Cal Nov 3 Dr E O Heinrich Berkeley criminologist returned from the murder scene near Eureka where Carmen Wagner 18 was found. He reported an ancient altar nearby and suggested a tribal descendant may have killed Wagner as a flare back to old rites after companion Henry Sweet was shot.
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Eureka
Cal
Carmen Wagner
E. O. Heinrich
Berkeley
Heinrich
Tomato Farm for Ambrose
H C Macklin and Company and H K Cramp with W R Eve and Pat Wall have bought 1500 acres at Ambrose Coffee County Georgia from Atlanta Trust Company. They will plant six to eight acres of tomatoes for shipment this season, aiming for the state's largest tomato acreage under one management following Brunswick success.
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Atlanta
H. C. Macklin and Company
New York
H. K. Cramp
New Jersey
W. R. Eve
Pat Wall
Beaufort
S. C
Atlanta Trust Company
Ambrose
Coffee County
Georgia
A. B. and A
Brunswick
Railroads Still Earning Less Than Before War
Atlanta executives report that earning capacity of Class 1 railroads remains below prewar levels. For 1911-1917 average annual return was 4.90 percent. from 1921 to August 1925 it averaged 3.94 percent. August 1925 net operating income rose above any month since 1920 except October 1924, but overall the postwar return lags.
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Atlanta
Congress
County Auditors Praise Sumter County Financial Management
W. O. Martin & Company audit of Sumter County Georgia books covers County Treasury General and Permanent Road Funds Tax Collector and Sheriff Clerk of Courts. It notes 1924 results through 1925 October with 384000 in Permanent Road Bonds retiring 16000 yearly. The report commends systematical records and accurate revenue accounting while listing minor Sheriff errors.
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Americus Times-Recorder
Court House
Cray Couren
Coroner's Court
R. of
Heath
EE Prggoe
Otis
Oes Ds
Parker
Board of Equalizers
Brinkley’s Pond
Treas
H. D. Watts
N. A. Ray
C. C. Hawkins
W. T. Andersons
J. E. Poole
B. F. Easterlin
Sumter Co
Superior
General Fund
W. O. Martin & Company
Tomato growers announce expansion at Brunswick
The report states more than sixty thousand dollars worth of tomatoes and that growers will continue planting at Brunswick with plans to increase acreage to two hundred acres.
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Brunswick
Divorce Sermon Declares Courts Turn Homes Into Hell
Norfolk Virginia November 3 The Right Rev Bishop William Hafge of North Carolina warned that divorce courts turn American homes into vestibules of hell during a dedication sermon for the new Sacred Heart Catholic church. He urged a relentless fight against divorce and for marriage purity in the bishop’s absence due to illness.
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Norfolk
William Hafge
North Carolina
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hafge
O'Connell
Virginia
Tax Notice Opening of 1925 Tax Books
The 1925 tax books are open and taxpayers are urged to pay early to avoid extra costs. The notice is signed by Gatewood Jr, Clerk and Treasurer, dated Tec 1st, 1925.
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A. D. Gatewood, JR
Chattahoochee River Boat Service Resumed in Columbus
Boat service on the Chattahoochee between Columbus and Apalachicola resumes at once. Captain E L Magruder and crew take charge of the steamer John W Calahan after weeks idle at Bainbridge due to low river levels now back to normal. The vessel last sailed to Columbus July 16 and was later operated on the lower river as the rise reached 8 12 feet at the city wharf.
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Columbus
Chattahoochee River
Apalachicola
E. L. Magruder
John W. Calahan
Bainbridge
City
American School of Athens Opens Preparatory Unit
The American University for Greece at Athens marks the start of its first unit the American School of Athens a preparatory school. Its charter aims to provide western training for Greek youths with future plans for college courses and scientific, law and pedagogy schools. Land is provided by the Greek government with tax exemptions and strong government support. The school is guided by a Greek American committee including H C Jaquith and Prof Bert H Hill.
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Athens
Greece
H. C. Jaquith
Near East Relief
Bert H. Hill
School of Classical Studies
Prince of Wales Adopts Bandoleon Over Ukelele
The Prince of Wales has dropped the ukelele for the bandoleon from South America. Now used in London tango bands, the instrument resembles an elaborate concertina with a sweet mellow tone. Wales takes daily lessons from a London orchestra bandoleonist.
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London
Prince of Wales
South America
Wales
Twin brothers dominate Thames Police Court case
In London at Thames Police court G H Young and C BR Young, twins, acted one as prosecutor and the other as defense. The two prosecutors were brothers, as were the three prisoners in the case.
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London
G. H. Young
C. BR. Young
Thames Police Court
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O College
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Americus
Rain On Shine
Americus Drug Store
Chappell Machinery Co
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