Real Estate Developments Hit Whitehall Area This Summer
In Whitehall between Alabama and Hunter streets expect new building activity this summer with an official announcement due within two weeks. Real estate sales include Schoen Investment selling Mrs. Josephine L. Butler's 342 Decatur store site for 12500 and 506 per front foot, and Forrest & George Adair selling Nos 84-86 Piedmont Ave to Miss Alice W. Myatt for 10750 at 200 per front foot. Turman Black & Calhoun plan eight Fortified Hills homes costing about 25000 and lay water mains through the Groves Park subdivision.
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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 Thousand White Men Seek Negro Suspect Potts
Clarksville Texas July 31 Fourteen Negroes are jailed as about 2000 white men search for Leonard Potts. Potts is blamed for killing two Texan officers including Sheriff Charles Stevens. Armed posses sweep Peters Prairie and Clarksville, guarding trains and probing the Negro quarter for Potts.
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Clarksville
Texas
Leonard Potts
Sherrff Charles Stevens
Potts
Peters Prairie
New Revolution Breaks Out in Nicaragua
Washington reports a new Nicaraguan revolution. Captain Terhune of the gunboat Annapolis telegraphs that Managua was attacked on July 29 and is cut off. General Mena led the uprising after resigning as war minister. Mena reportedly controls small forts near Managua with about 800 troops, his son as commandant. Prominent liberals jailed. telegraph lines cut as the crisis worsens.
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Washington
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 next Friday evening and answer the charge of violating the Smith regulation bill governing liquor sales. In recent weeks the commission has enforced liquor laws on social clubs and barred liquor sales after closing hour. The Montgomery county grand jury criticized the commission for issuing licenses to clubs that began after the new liquor laws took effect and urged revocation of those licenses.
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Montgomery
Excise Commission
Railroad Club
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Armistead Brown
Eufaula Blind Tiger Paroled by Governor O'Neal
Montgomery Alabama July 31 Special Governor O Neal has paroled Willpreist 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 and he announced his decision later
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Willpreist
Eufaula
Taft children plan Montana horseback trip for a month
Beverly Massachusetts July 31 Helen and Robert Taft children of the president have arranged a month long horseback journey through Montana. They will depart Friday night for Minneapolis to stay with Mrs George Vincent who will supervise a party of youths for the outing. The Vinents know Helen from Bryn Mawr.
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Maes
Helen
Robert Taft
Montana
Minneapolis
George ‘Be. Vincent
Isabelle Vincent
Bryn Mawr
Misa Helen
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