Baltimore Nurse Case Ties Sailor to Murder Probe
Letters between Roger Eastlake naval petty officer and Margaret Knox reveal motive and turmoil in the 20 month span tied to the murder investigation of Mrs Eastlake at Colonial last September. The evidence includes accusations of financial arrangements and pleas from Mrs Eastlake to stop the life upheaval.
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Baltimore
Mreeret
Everlake
Colonial
Roger Fastlake
Moreland Court
Bastevay
Miss
Eastlake
Lake
Miss Knox
Rogan Roger
Margaret
Europe Will Help Australia Recovery In Global Pact
A disjointed historical text outlines a proposed international economic framework aimed at global recovery. It mentions Russia France Great Britain Belgium Japan and the United States in various credits and transport plans, plus a focus on Besarabia and Romanian annexation.
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SENOA
Japan
United States
Sobpe, To Take In the Whole World, For Ita
Soreignore
Russia
Iivest An Russa
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Ertal
Maly
Besarabia
Rumania
Beardstown and Frederick Unite Over Lashbrook Killing
After the fatal shooting of Frederick resident Edward Lashbrook and two Schuyler County deputies, Beardstown and Frederick residents joined in a tense manhunt. About 28 Greek oil workers were arrested as authorities sought those responsible for the killings and subsequent violence along the Clinom River.
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Beardstown
Associated’ Press
Fort Hood
Frederick
Clinom
Howard Lashbrook
Schuyler County
Cart Nei
Frank Grtec
Raderick
Heardstown
J. M. Kelly
Rushville
Teddy
Downe
Edward Lashbi
Ee Isan
Lashbrook
Accuse Father of Murdering Son in Macon Case
William McSwain and JL Mullins are jailed on a murder charge connected to the death of William McSwain Jr.. both defendants deny involvement. O McSwain, the dead man’s older brother, notes longstanding rifts and that the two men were estranged from the victim for some time.
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Macon Ga
Willian Mcsswain
Hand JL
Mullins
Gail
William McSwain
Moth
MeSwain
Thomas J. Hamilton and Augusta Chronicle Highlight Anniversary Opener
Thomas J. Hamilton of the Augusta Chronicle is featured in Atlanta as part of a visit this week. The column notes his role in a grand operation and marks its anniversary, with warm reception from friends and readers along the way.
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Atlanta
Thomax J. Hamil Oliter
Augusta Chron
Doniitw
Mission
Thainilton
WeWehape
Tech Wins State Meet Buries Georgia In Tie Breaker
Tech won the annual state meet with 47 points to 5 for second place. Ole Miss and Piedmont are mentioned in the confusion, while Emory and Alabama teams are noted with unclear details. The Jackets achieved their third meet victory, keeping the title in their possession.
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Tech
Georgia
Ted
Fcore
Ory
Alversity
Olehorve
Piedmont
Penne
Emory Antmee
W Jackets
Commission Resolves Highway Controversies Across Counties
The commission settles oil road disputes pending in the state. A route from Augusta through Frogtown to Son county is designated. Fifteen counties appear in the board’s plan to secure their portions.
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Fia
Asta
Son County
Frogtown
Augusta
Beridge
Woman dies as acid injuries after severance attack
A woman was killed after being struck by a truck and severed limb in Opalika, Alabama. Report says she and a companion had been traveling from Georgia when the accident occurred near the Seminole Limited Railroad line into Michigan. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events surrounding the fatal incident.
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Simon
Michigan
Georgia
Seminole Limited
The
Central
University of Georgia hosts grand Spring Festive weekend
A whirlwind of events capped a brilliant seven day run at the University of Georgia as the Pan-Hellenic dance drew 500 students in Athens. Phi Delta Theta hosted a tea dance and banquet while the Glee Club and “G” Club previews promised a high tide of college entertainment. Alumni like Fred St. Cowles and George M. Stout attended the Phi Delta Theta convention with chapters from Tech, Alabama, and more represented.
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John. E. Drewry
University of Georgia
Georgia
Athens
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Paoreeay
College Win Bne
Vai Jalahiones
Frank Daniel
The
Cracker
M. C. McRainey
Sphinx
Chapter
Sosy
Fred St. Cowles
Indianapolia
Arthur R. Priest
George M. Stout
Atlanta
John Stewart
Joe McCord
K. H. Mankin
T. E. Bailes
Anderson
8. C
Charles Wilkes
Harry H. Hallman
George Me
Ermorst
M. Kelly
W. W
C. F. Carnon
B. B. Everett, Jr
Alabama
S. M. Bandy
Pani. Beebarit
R B. Barnes
George A Weegs Ee
M. Gurr
J. W. Barenett
Five Rome Children Hurt In Automobile Accident
In Rome Georgia five children were seriously injured in a truck crash near the Etowah river bridge East Rome. An estimated 75 Lindale youths were aboard when a rail sprung loose from the side of the truck causing a dump. Ruth West 18 suffered a fractured skull and was not expected to live. Other injured include Houston Hendricks Richard Bean Louise Mathis and Walter Green with mainly minor cuts and bruises.
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Rome
Setaria
Etowah River Bridge
Ruth West
Lindale
Houston Hendricks
Ichard Bean
Louise Mathi
Walter Green
Horace Padgett
Injunction pauses tax collection in J A White estate case
In Augusta Georgia a federal court in Atlanta granted a temporary injunction preventing the Richmond County tax collector the sheriff and the tax receiver from collecting more than 200000 in taxes alleged due by the J A White estate The ruling notes tax assessments might include non taxable stock in New York banks rendering state tax collection enjoined Athens officer Alex Sayer and deputies reported finding four quart bottles of bottled in bond rye and gin in a hidden compartment under the front seat of a Cadillac during a traffic stop Langford of Athens was detained but did not resist the arrest The confiscated liquor suggests transport from Savannah or another source and the hidden box was camouflaged to conceal the cargo
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Augusta
Richmond County
J. A. White
United States
Atlanta
Wan Carr
Alex C. King
Judes Beverly D. Evans
Samuel N. Sibley
New York
Georgia
S Langford
An Ath
Alex Sayer
Meigs Street
Origen Quay
Helkag
Langford
Prob
Pennsylvania wins in great relay contest title clash
The University of Pennsylvania relay teams led the relay carnival with the red and blue two mile combination capturing the American college championship in a world record time of 7 minutes 49.2 seconds and the freshman quartet taking the first year runners national title. Earl Thompson of Dartmouth starred in the 220 yard high hurdle in 15 seconds and won the discus throw by a wide margin.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Earl Thompson
Dartmouth
Pennsy to Merge Its Fruit Cars With Growers
In Atlanta officials announced a Monday start for the Pennsylvania Railroad to merge its refrigerator cars with those of the Fruit Growers Express. The merger adds 5,000 refrigerator cars, more than doubling prior capacity to move southern products to market, promising improved quick service for Pennsylvania fruit growers.
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Atlanta, Ga
Teorgia
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Railroad
Express
Treason Trial Divides Honors With Ball Game
In Charlestown West Virginia a treason trial and a large amateur baseball game shared attention. The court heard details of marching through counties, railroad trains, a battle and a machine gun amid a coal mine leader and a group involved in a feud as the jury listened.
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Charlestown
W. Va
West Virginia
Ed Reynolds
William Blix
Frank Smith's Friends To Make Up His Loss
In Atlanta Frank Smith, former city tax collector, resigned after a $17 600 shortage appeared. Friends vow to cover the loss. No arrest yet and no action until auditors from the bonding company arrive. Comptroller B Graham West urges daily audits of all funds handling departments. likely adoption.
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Atlanta
Frank Smith
Smith
B. Graham West
Believe Ellis 10 Be Chosen Bishop in Hot Springs
In Atlanta there is belief the General Conference meeting in Hot Springs next week will elect Rev. Dr. Ellis of Messon as a Bishop. Dr Hills, Mulberry Methodist Church in Macon, is also favored. If named, Mulberry would have two bishops after Ainsworth. Atlanta delegation to Hot Springs leaves Monday afternoon.
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Atlanta
General Conference
Hot Springs
T. D. Elis
Mees
Hills
Mulberry Methodist Church
Macon
Mulberry
Ainsworth
Mulb
Food Shortage Pressing For Flood Refugees
MONROE La Food greatly needed for flood refugees says W W Cooper commanding company G Louisiana National Guards Harrisonburg camp and Rhinehart fever camps expect four to five thousand evacuees needing food within days as supplies run low and no food is coming into Harrisonburg
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Monroe
W. Cooper
Louisiana
National Guards
Harrisonburg
Rhinehart
Harrison
Bartheu Considers Concessions on Drit- Proportions
Echo de Paris reports M. Bartheu, chief envoy from Genoa, open to certain concessions to reduce the harm. The discussion centers on a hectare dispute and related wartime duties, indicating willingness to adjust the damage proportion.
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Echo de Paris
M. Bartheu
Genoa
Mellon Withdraws Exemption Ruling On Woodrow Wilson Trust
Secretary Mellon ordered withdrawal of the Internal Revenue Service ruling that contributions to the Woodrow Wilson foundation were not tax exempt. In a letter to Senator Glass, Mellon said the ruling should be reconsidered in light of educational purposes and congressional interpretation.
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Washington
Mellon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Senator Glass
Virginian
Treasury
Smith
Revenue Bureau
Blair
Glass
McKinley Memorial Association
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Commelonse Ial
Willington Expected In Macon On Sunday
Richard F. Willingham, under indictment on fourteen counts of larceny after trust tied to the 1920 Gigantic failure, is expected to arrive in Macon on Sunday to begin serving in the superior court on Tuesday morning.
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Macon
Richard F. Willingham
Rose Rules Rashly- Tax on eyeglasses and cases
Atlanta Georgia internal revenue collector Joelah T Rose rules that wearing eyeglasses and carrying a gold chain or pin to attach a raid glass is taxable at 7 percent at purchase. The tax also covers eyeglass cases made of precious metals or mounted with ivory or gold.
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Atlanta. Ga
Joelah T. Rose
Internal Revenue
Georgia
French Cabinet Meeting Called for Sunday Night
Paris AP report says the entire French cabinet has been called together for Sunday night. Vice-Premier Louis Barthou will head the delegation and outline the conference situation.
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Paris
Associated Press
Louis Barthou
Lovely Party For Children At Greensboro Home
Mrs J G Faunt hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for about 26 children celebrating Hallie Smiths sixth birthday. After lawn games the dining room featured a Confederate red and white birthday table with small flags as souvenirs. Attending were Mrs A H Smith Mrs M E Shik Mrs Miles Serec Mrs Joe Copelaw and Miss Marian Park. Dr D L Cloud plans to resume practice in Greensboro after returning from Alabama. Mr and Mrs J W Evans hosted a rock party Tuesday evening in honor of Mr Pierce.
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J. G. Faunt
Hallie Smith
Mra Faust
A. H. Smith
M. E. Shik
Miles 5
Cake
Wood Baynes
Joe Copelaw
Marian Park
D. L. Cloud
Alabama
J. W. Evans
Rock
Pierce
Richard Croker dies at Glencairn Castle near Dublin
Dublin. Richard Croker once leader of New Yorks Tammany Hall died at 3 30 pm Saturday at Glencairn Castle Sandy Ford near Dublin His wife was at the bedside He had spent the last decade in Ireland owning estates and made a 1921 visit to New York over legal actions by his sons He supported the Ireland England settlement and believed the Free State pact satisfied most historic aims.
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Dublin
Associated Preas
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
New York
Glencairn Castle
Sandy Ford
Ireland
United States
Glencairn
Croker
England
Free States
America
Boy Scouts of Athens Hold First City Hall Meeting
The Boy Scouts of Athens held a regular meeting at city hall on Friday, the first of its kind in Athens. The court of honor approved 18 merit badges for Troops 4 and 5, with members including Martin Hodgson, Mr. Boley, C. D. Flanigen, Mike Costa, and Wilkinson. Merit badges awarded covered pioneering, carpentry, firemanship, personal health, athletics, surveying, cooking, and more. Scout Jack Dale led a closing pledge as songs were sung and a short sermon followed by a social.
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Boy Scouts of
Athens
Court of Honor
Martin Hodgson
Boley
C. D. Flanigen
Mike Costa
Wilkinson
Bertram Boley
Glenn Richards
John Hodgson
James Knowlese
Mantleth
America
Wade
Morton Hodgson
McDonald
Johnny
Casey Jones
Jack Dale
Fulton Grand Jury Recommends End to County Fees
Fulton county grand jury urged abolition of fees in its present report. Judge Humphries discharged the panel Friday afternoon, and the recommendation aims to remove charges that were deemed burdensome to residents.
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Fulton Grand Jury
Atlanta. Ga
Fulton County Grand Jury
Humphries
Flood Grips Upper Louisiana Towns As Food Runs Low
Reports from Harrisonburg and surrounding flooded parishes say 1000 residents plus 600 refugees face starvation as food supplies are slow to reach stricken areas. A steamboat with provisions heads toward Harrisonburg while many communities rely on meager stocks and canned foods amid rising floodwaters and halted communications.
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New Orleans
Harrisonburg
Catahoula
Concordia
Louisiana
Ferriday
Bee
N. Ft
Jonesville
Louisland
Arkansasee
Black Ter
Chevy Clase
Althone BM l
Tensas River
Colbert Man J T Matthews Dies at 86
Mr J T Matthews of Colbert died Saturday in his 86th year after long civil service. Funeral held at Colbert Baptist Church at eleven o clock with Rev Weaver officiating assisted by Rev William Colle. Pallbearers were his grandsons. Survived by wife four daughters aunts Hitechoock and Dai.
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J.T. Matthews
Colbert
Theeelbert Baptist Church
Weaver
Wm. Colle
Hitechoock
Dai
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Roperty
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Bartheu
Treasury Department
Boss
Secretary of Treasury
Willington
Rose
Greensboro
Richard Crocker
W Trelind
Tammany
Mathens
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