Vote Cast Across Georgia For Governor And Judge
Georgia voters report high enthusiasm with Governor Hardwick and challenger Walker both claiming strong support. Counties indicate sweeping votes for Chief Justice Fish and Court of Appeals judge Bell. Agriculture commissioner race between Blalock and Brown appears tight statewide.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tierte
Hardwick
Dyvers
Walker
Escave Yace
W. H. Fish
R. C. Bell
Court of Appeals
A. O. Blalock
J. J. Brown
Primary Balloting Underway Across State in Warm Weather
Early reports from around the state show heavy balloting in a state wide primary for nominations to state offices and congress. Good weather and the voting strength of women, participating in a state election for the first time, are expected to bring large turnout at polls.
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Atlanta
Congress
Union Reads In Agreement On Shopmen Strike
Chicago September 13. union policy committee accepts a peace proposal for settlement or partial settlement of the shopmen's strike. Roads may meet conditions, per a union friend. The agreement reflects the union’s stance as talks proceed.
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Chicago
Buffalo Workers Strike To Restore Fired Men
Buffalo workers at Wick- Wie Spencer Steel protested today after the discharge of union employees. About half of the open heart department staff walked out in solidarity, seeking reinstatement for the fired workers in Aviles, Sept. 13.
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Buffalo
Open Heart
Wick- Wie-Spencer Steel Company
Acaviles
Power company warns of weekly curtailment for coal delivery
Salisbury reports Southern Power Company patron notices warning cuts to service may occur weekly as coal shortages persist. The item notes ongoing coal delivery gaps and potential customer disconnections amid energy supply concerns. The market chatter includes Americus spot cotton quotes and Liverpool cotton prices, reflecting broader economic tension.
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Salisbury
Ogee -Ocieageaie
Woman to Bare Secret in California Bonus Bill to Hammer Slaying Case
In Los Angeles on September 18 the hammer slaying case of Clara Phillips opens in Judge Houser's court. The 23 year old former stage beauty is charged with killing Alberta Meadows with a hammer after a confrontation on a lonely road. Peggy Coffee, a former friend, testifies she witnessed part of the event. District Attorney Woolwine leads the prosecution as the trial is expected to last about a week.
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Los Angeles
F. W. Houser
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Peggy Coffee
Phillips
Wes
I .T
Clara
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Hey
Alberta
Alberta Meadows Coupe
Two Tree Hill
Peggy
Mrs. Meadow
Mrs. Coffee
Pisures
Clara’ Phillips
A. L. Phillips
Geneva Tremaine
Middie
Peggy Caffée
Frederick
Senators Win Primaries in Eight States Chicago Result
Chicago September 13 Three Republican incumbent senators won in yesterday's eight state primaries with apparent safe margins. Townsend in Michigan led his nearest challenger by over 20,000, Ledge in Massachusetts achieved a 40,000 majority, Poindexter in Washington topped the nearest of five opponents as returns remained incomplete.
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Chicago
Townsend
Michigan
Ledge
Massachusetts
Poindexter
Washington
Owens Girl Is Returned To Home
Atlanta reports Eva Owens an 18 year old Ingleside daughter who had been missing since Monday was found by her father and police and returned home Tuesday She said she left home because she was tired of it but expressed pleasure at being home again.
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Atlanta
Eva Owens
J. M. Owens
Ingleside
Di Nello confesses to killing two daughters in Missouri River
Tony Di Nello, 47, confessed after hours of questioning at police headquarters to beating Flora 11 and Helen 14 Di Nello with a hammer near Kansas City then dumping their bodies in the Missouri River. Authorities say the crime occurred on September 2 and both girls were found in the river.
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Kansas City
Tony DiNello
Missouri River
Flora DiNello
Helen DiNello
Mrs Harding Improves, Condition No Longer Critical
Washington dispatch says Mrs. Harding shows rapid improvement with hopeful bulletin expected from the White House shortly after 9 o clock. General appearances indicate her condition is improving and no longer in danger as of the morning report.
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Washington
Price of Oil Up Half Cent in Carolinas
New York dispatch reports Standard Oil of New Jersey raised the tank wagon price of kerosene oil by half a cent a gallon in North Carolina and South Carolina. The new quotation stands at 11 2 cents per gallon.
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Carolinas
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
North Carolina
South Carolina
Cole Blease trails in South Carolina governor race
Columbia September 13. Cole L. Blease, seeking a third term as governor, trails by about 15,000 votes out of 182,000 as Thomas G. McLeod of Bishopville leads. J H Hope of Union wins state superintendent of education by nearly two to one.
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Columbia
Cole L. Blease
Thomas G. McLeod
Bishopville
J. H. Hope
Union
Everybody's Cash on Hand Gains 46 Cents
The treasury notes that per capita circulation rose to 39.93 dollars on September 1 from 39.47 in August and 42.99 a year ago. Total money in circulation reached 4,393,506,927 dollars with an estimated population of 180,101,000.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Ford Attacks Coal Orders
Henry Ford, from his Dearborn offices, charges the Interstate Commerce Commission with manipulating empty coal car regulation to aid coal profiteers under the pretense of public good. He asserts the ICC controls supplies to profit, harming consumers and industry alike.
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Detroit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Ford
Dear
Born
Fire destroys Atlantic Ice and Coal stables in Macon
In Macon on September 15, a major blaze at the Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation stables on the Waterville road wiped out 25 to 30 cattle, 40 tons of hay, 1000 dollars of grain, twenty wagons and all equipment. Flames emerged from the hay loft and three fire outfits fought the fire from 7:52 p.m. with a water reach of 1200 feet, six streams attacking the blaze including two by the company's volunteers.
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Macon
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Waterville Road
Tennessee District
Atlantic Ice and Coal Company
Women flogged for alleged wrongdoing in Fort Worth
Four women calling themselves the committee of ladies of the Invisible Eye flogged Mrs. I. C. Tatum in Fort Worth last night. The 44 year old woman, said to have ruined her daughter, received 100 lashes and is reported in serious condition today.
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Fort Worth
I. C. Tatum
Ladies of the Invisible Eye
Clash of Generations in Georgia Boxing Showdown
Eddie Hanlon, veteran from Macon, teams with 17 year old Foting Stribling from Georgia to headline a Southern boxing title bout at Rylander theater Thursday. Stribling, mentored by Pa Stribling, vows a knockout within 10 rounds, while Hanlon promises one decisive blow to end the fight. The arena is expected near capacity as fans from Cordele, Montezuma, Plains, Oglethorpe and beyond travel to see the clash, the first in a series of high grade matches sponsored by the American Legion post.
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Eddie Hanlon
Stribling
Hanlon
Young Stribling
Eddie
St. Con
Jack Britton
Americas
Georgia
Rylander Theater
Cordelo
Montezuma
Plains
Oglethorpe
Macon
Dixie Ring
South
American Legion Post
American properties damaged in Constantinople mob
A Daily Express dispatch from Constantinople reports that on Sunday a mob damaged property including several American establishments in the city. The incident adds to unrest surrounding foreign interests in the area.
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U. S
London
Constantinople
Daily Express
Times-Recorder to broadcast live state election returns
The Times-Recorder will furnish complete bulletins on state election at its Forrest street office tonight. A corps of workers will relay returns as received with first results by eight o'clock and updates until midnight. The public is invited to listen and may call 99 or 108 for results.
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Times-Recorder
Forrest Street
Sumter County voting seen close to normal strength
Fair weather and notable interest among women and labor voters marked early voting in Sumter County with projections of about 1060 votes in Americas and a county turnout near 2000. Campaigns by Hardwick and Walker shaped local races including agriculture commissioner C M Houser support and a three corner county commission contest. Polls close 6 pm city, 4 pm county, with returns expected by midnight.
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Sumter County
Americas
Hardwick
Walker
Americus
Sumter
C. M. Houser
Fort Valley
Agris
Supreme Court
Macon Men Cleared in Monroe of Lynching
Troy Raines Nathan Unice Gordon Berdon and Hector L McSwain of Macon were found not guilty of murder by a Monroe County Superior Court jury. Glover, a Negro, was lynched near Macon on August 1 after the state closed its case following one witness. Solicitor Emmett Gwens called the evidence from fourteen witnesses the most changed detce he had seen.
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Forsyth
Troy Raines
Nathan Unice
Gordon Berndon
Hector L. McSwain
Macon
John
Cocky) Glover
Monroe County
Glover
Emmett Gwens
We State
Detce
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