Real estate notes and Fortified Hills progress in Whitehall area
The block between Alabama and Hunter streets in Whitehall is set for summer development with an anticipated announcement within two weeks. Schoen Investment Co sells Mrs. Josephine L. Butler a 25x97 store lot at Fort street for 12 500. Forrest & George Adair sell Nos 84 86 Piedmont avenue to Miss Alice W Myatt two frame houses on a 52x110 lot for 10 750. Turman Black & Calhoun are building eight new houses in Fortified Hills formerly Groves Park at about 25 000 with water mains being laid through the subdivision.
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Ness
Atlanta
Sunset Park
J. T. Taylor
E. G. Black
J. T. Milner
Georgia Hardwood Floor Company
Ben Rosenthal
F. W. Pierce
Walter Bartlett
F. C. Binder
D. C
D. Taylor
Whitehall
Whitehall Street
Emme Pire Furniture Company
Mitchell Street
Trinity Avenue
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company
Schoen Investment Company
Josephine L. Butler
Decatur Street
Fort Street
Forrest
George Adair
Tom H. Pitt
Alice W. Myatt
Piedmont Avenue
Fortified Hills Progress
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Fortified Hike
Groves Park
Two Thirteen Army of White Men Search for Negro Killer in Clarksville
Clarksville Texas July 31 four teen negroes jailed and about 2000 white men scour the area for Leonard Potts a Negro wanted for killing two Texan officers. Potts is reportedly cornered near Peters prairie as armed posses fan out and guards ride trains to prevent Potts from escaping. A house to house sweep of the Negro quarter is under way and several jailed blacks face danger amid the manhunt.
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Clarksville
Texas
Leonard Potts
Sherrff Charles Stevens
Potts
Peters Prairie
NEW REVOLUTION HITS NICARAGUA
Washington reports a new revolution in Nicaragua with Managua cut off after an uprising led by General Mena on July 29. 800 troops occupy forts near Managua while liberals are imprisoned and telegraph lines are severed, prompting US diplomatic alerts.
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Nicaragua
Terhune
Anenapolia
San Juan del Sur
Navy Department
Menagua
Mena
Diaz
Managua
Granadala
United States
Corinto
Annapolis
Railroad Club Called by Excise Commission
Montgomery July 31 Special The excise commission has summoned officials of the railroad club a social organization of Montgomery to appear before them next Friday evening and answer to the charge of violating the Smith regulation bill governing the sale of liquors. In recent weeks the commission has enforced liquor laws on social clubs and banned sales after closing hours. The Montgomery county grand jury in its report to Judge Armistead Brown criticized the commission for issuing licenses to clubs especially those operating since the new liquor laws, and urged license revocation.
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Montgomery
Excise Commission
Railroad Club
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Armistead Brown
Eufaula Blind Tiger Pardoned by ONeal
Montgomery Ala July 31 Special Governor ONeal has paroled Willprist a young white man of Eufaula who was convicted last fall of operating a blind tiger. The Prelat case was before the governor for several days after a delegation from Eufaula urged clemency.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Willpreist
Eufaula
Taft Children Plan Montana Horseback Trip
Helen and Robert Taft daughter and son of the president have arranged a monthlong horseback journey through Montana. They will depart Friday night for Minneapolis to stay with Mrs George F. Vincent who will chaperone a party of youths for the outing. Isabelle Vincent once studied with Helen at Bryn Mawr.
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Helen
Robert Taft
Montana
Minneapolis
George ‘Be. Vincent
Isabelle Vincent
Bryn Mawr
Misa Helen
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