Be Buried Near Stephens Thursday Funeral for J A Christopher
Funeral services for J A Christopher aged 86 will be held Thursday morning at Hermon burial grounds near Stephens with M Coile officiating. He died at his niece E J Johnson’s home in LaGrange. Survived by a number of nieces and nephews including Mrs Lane Lockhart Mrs J D Tribble Miss Martha Ellis Athens Ga and nephews West Purnell Tom Puryear Athens Ga A W Ellis Marianna Fla J H Ellis Maxeys Ga J P Ellis Opelika Ala Mack Ellis Farmington Ga W F Gillam Stephens Ga Norwood Campbell Stephens Ga Li Johnson LaGrange Ga.
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J. A Christoph
E.J. Johnson
la Grange
Hermon
Stephens
M. Coile
Christopher
Nee
LaGrange
Lane Lockhart
J.D. Tribble
Martha Ellis
Athens
P. Kendrick
Penfield
A L. Johnson
W. Os. Walker
Farmington Ga
West Purge
Tom Puryear
A. W. Ellis
Marianna
Fla
J. H. Ellis
Maxeys
J.P. Ellis
Opelina Ala
Mack Ellis
Farmington
W. F. Gillam
Stephen, Ga
M. Gilham
Macon
Gat
Norwood Campbell
Li. Johnson
Possible to Reach Millions With One Speaker by Phone
A Telephonic loud speaking system proved capable of delivering intelligible speech 3.8 miles away from Catskill test stations. With a 7.6 mile diameter circle, theoretically every U S resident could hear a speech clearly. The setup used electrostatic transmitters vacuum tube amplifiers and loudspeaking projectors delivering extraordinary amplification.
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United 5
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Catskill Mountains
United States
Greatest Industry In America Is Not Yet A Century Old
A historical overview notes railroads in the United States began with the Baltimore and Ohio line in 1830. By 1860 there were 9,000 miles, expanding to 80,600 by 1870, linking the Midwest and expanding to the Pacific. Today about 400,000 miles of single track and 50,000 miles of trolley lines exist, with rapid sea to sea travel and growing electrification including the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and Tangier electrified railroad developments.
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Muany
United States
Baltimore and Osio
Middle West
Athiatis
California
St Leuis
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee and St. Paul
New York
Chicago
United Ites
French Women See Mustaches From Smoking Alarm
Reports claim a rise in facial hair among women linked to cigarette smoking and alcohol. Hospitals report 11 percent of female inmates with hair on lips or chin and 27 percent in asylums bearded. Paris society adopts smoking, beauty clinics treat roots with electricity, a new ointment risks skin damage.
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Parnis
Paris
Relief at last for constipation Jacobs Liver Salt ad
Chronic constipation linked to bile and intestinal dryness is treated by a pleasant tasting salts blend enhancing bile flow and digestion. Jacobs Liver Salt is promoted as quicker and safer than calomel or purgatives, with a free sample offer via Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta Georgia.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Jealous Husband Kills Man Near McCormick
Harrison Holloway shot Cass Moore following a dispute over Holloway’s wife. Inquest ruled Moore died from gunshot wounds. Holloway surrendered to the sheriff and is jailed on bail while pending further hearing.
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Moore
Harrison Holloway
Holloway
McCormick
Guss Moore
Khl Moore
Irish To Refuse British Proposal
Dublin reports say the Daily Eriesnn will refuse Lloyd George peace terms for Ireland. The decision appears firm though accompanied by efforts to press Lloyd George to continue negotiations. Two Dublin Castle under secretaries met with two leading members of Dail Eireann to discuss resuming the truce if terms are rejected.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Murder House on Linden Avenue Destroyed by Fire
A Linden avenue dwelling, long linked to Will Gooseby who recently killed his wife, burned early Tuesday. authorities pursued causes with speculation that a local Black resident’s fear of the murdered act may have spurred an incendiary blaze.
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Linden Avenue
Will Gooseby
Ting
Campaign Enthusiasm Grows Amid Opportunity Period Drive
Clute club members visited headquarters noting high interest in the Opportunity Period offer. Volunteers tout 4000 extra votes for $20 subscriptions turned in by Aug 27, with promises of many new subscriptions and active outreach through calls and personal visits. The movement aims to boost circulation of the Banner Herald.
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Clute
Tnt
Delos
Saturda
Banner-Herald
Bannert Herald
Banner
Herald
Five Billion Dollars Of U S Cash Explained
Retired Nat ional Electric Light Association president Martin J Insall notes five billion dollars already invested in U S electric plants and equipment could double in five years to meet rising power demand. Public Service Management offers vivid comparisons: enough to power 600000 homes in several cities, buy 1000 hospitals, or build 1000 submarines, roughly four million dollars daily for five years.
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Martin J. Insall
National Eleatric Light Association
Dotlara
Electrical Industry of America
Public Service Management
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toles de Columbus
Akron
Dstoi
Youngstown
Canton
Springfield
Tuomana Canal
Connecttut
San Francisco
New York
Lowden Of Illinois Speaks At Peabody Summer Graduation
SHVILLE Tenn Announcement by Dr Dries R Payne Peabody Teachers College president that baccalaureate address at summer quarter closing will be delivered by Hon Frank Lowden former governor of Illinois The commencement exercises set for August 26 Governor Lowden embodies Peabodys ideal of American stewardship His rise from a Minnesota born village blacksmiths son to a Chicago attorney and Northwestern law graduate marks a notable political career including a major 1920 Republican presidential candidate bid
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Shville
Tenn
Dries R. Payne
Peabody ‘Teachers’ College
Prank ©. Lowden
Tlingis
Lowden
Peabody
South
Minnesota
Elisathe Lorenge Lowden
Sunrise
Minn
Prank
Gov. Jor
Lorenzo Lowden
Point Pleasant
Paul
Syenrott
Farmer Boys
Iowa
Chicago
University of Iowa
Union College of Law
School
Northwestern University
Stephenson Held For Killing Priest
In Birmingham Edwin Stephenson is held without bail after a grand jury proceeding. Ruth Gussman testified that threats against Father James Coyle were made and that she heard her mother wish a bomb at St. Mary’s Cathedral. No weapon was found on the priest’s body.
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Associated
Birmingham
Edwin Stephason
Hell
James Coyle
Ruth Gussman
St. Iran's
Wow
Ofte
Withers Cytgh
Stephenson Stephenson
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure Claims
An advertisement asserts Halls Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh related deafness and catarrh induced illnesses. It states the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, with circulars available free from Ed. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Cheney & Co
Turlo
Ohio
Child Relief Will Held Russian Work
European Relief Council met with Secretary Hoover and William Haskell to coordinate Children's Relief efforts in Russia. Haskell announced Moscow as the first headquarters for famine relief workers and general plans only, with feeding one million children as a target depending on conditions.
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Associated Press
Washin' Phins
American Relief Administration
European Relief Council
Hoover
William Haskell
Russia
Haskell
Moscow
Agu
Fire hits old Cobbine Loc shop on Broad Street
Fire department answered an early hour call on Wednesday at the old Cobbine Loc grocery shop on Broad Street. The store occupied by Bishop was nearly destroyed though full extent of the damage is unknown.
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Weert Broad Street
Bishop
Athens tops Buford in hard fought midweek baseball clash
In front of hundreds at Sanford Field Athens defeated Buford by a narrow margin as Sale outpitched Buford ace Forester. Bob McWhorter and Hatton Hammer contributed key plays while Cody and Eldridge anchored the Athens infield. The win, part of Coach White’s strong start, sets up another game Thursday with admission 50 and 35 cents and Costa’s selling tickets.
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Oliver Morton
Sanford Field
Athens Baseballs
North Georgia
Buford
Tad
Nate
Athens
White
Bob McWhorter
Red and
Phipot
S.A. A
Cody
Boseman
Eldridge
Ringgold
Hancock
Hammer” Hammer
Hammer
Middlebrooks
Richardson
Tech FA
Sale
G. M.A
K. Brogden
Martin
Forester
Carlisle
Coach White
Buford Ab
H. Po. Alk
K. Brogdon
Robertson
Davenport
Simpson
Brogdon
Roberson
Richardean
Philpot
McWhorter
Hammel
Owl
Martin Richardson
Baseball scores from major leagues and Southern League
National League results include Philadelphia 6 6 Cincinnati 2 and New York 10 7, Pittsburg 20 Boston 3 2, St Louis 4 3, Brooklyn 1 Chicago 6. American League games show Detroit 15 Washington 1, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 2 New York 3, St Louis 12 Boston 11. Southern League standings show Birmingham 11 5 Atlanta 41 Nashville 6 Chattanooga 7 Memphis 8 Mobile 2 Little Rock 6 New Orleans 3.
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Philadelphia
Cincinatic
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louia
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
McWhorter Wins 7 Over Price Team
McWhorter defeats the Price team in a seven set stretch showing strong play. The match highlights tense rallies and decisive moments that secured the victory for McWhorter in a competitive outing.
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McWhorter
Price
Jones America's Only Golf Hope
Nearly two thousand of America's best pro golfers played the opening round at Oakwood Club for the Western Golf Association open title. Bobby Jones of Atlanta was the only amateur entrant able to contend as the title holder Jock Hutcheon had recently won the British Open.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
America
Western Golf Association
Oakewood Club
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jock Hutclson
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Abandoned Ford Awaits Owner At Police Station
A Ford car abandoned in front of the police station days earlier remained unclaimed Wednesday night. Officers found no ownership clues after inspecting the vehicle, leaving the mystery of the driver who left it with no traceable details. The report also mentions a public notice about a child’s bowel trouble treatment and a promotional quote for Chamberlain's remedies.
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Jonnie Henry
Floyd Osborn
Dungannon
Osborn Faye
Chamberlain
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