Zachry Opposed Requisition Hearings in Georgia
Governor Slaton promises Julian Zachry of Harlem Georgia a full hearing before honoring any requisition from Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina. The case stems from Zachry fleeing with his child Frances after a custody order and habeas corpus action in Columbia South Carolina. Citizens and Mayor Cleary pressed for prompt action while authorities seek custody.
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E. D. Cleary
Slaton
Julian Zachry
Harlem
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Columbia County
Zachry
Blesse
Richmond County
Auto Overturn Tragedy in Waterbury Leaves One Dead
Waterbury Conn August 3 One police officer was killed a police commissioner fatally hurt and three men seriously hurt when a car overturned near Seymour while returning from New Haven Robert P Kiersted a policeman was the deceased The commissioner William Johnson sustained internal injuries likely to prove fatal Henry O Cannor registrar of voters Christopher Dunphy and Alphany Vallone also hurt The machine skidded struck dirt then overturned on a bridge roadway was wet
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Waterbury
Conn
Seymour
New Haven
Robert P. Kiersted
William Johnson
Henry O'Cannor
Christopher Dunphy
Alphanay Vallone
Robbery Secrecy Shocks Narragansett Shore Areas
Reported jewel thefts totaling nearly 250000 dollars at Narragansett shaft beach area raise alarm. At Shore Acres home of John Hanan the shos man ufacturer $150000 in jewels vanished from a room where a trusted maid worked nearby. A ruby and diamond pin and other items were found untouched, and Mrs Hanan allegedly concealed the incident from her husband.
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Narragansett Flet
milMonaire
John H. Hanan
Shore Acres
Hanans
Cotton Exhibition Meeting For Today
A subcommittee led by W M Hutchingen will meet at the chamber of commerce to review plans for a permanent Atlanta cotton and cotton products exhibition occupying an entire floor. The Cotton Products Committee will meet Tuesday at 4 PM to receive progress and plan next steps. The effort has strong support from seed men spinners allied industries and public spirited citizens.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Hutchingen
Cotton Products Committee
Kill the Flies Says State Health Board
Georgia state health board urges action to curb houseflies seen as disease carriers. It warns flies breed rapidly, spread germs, and contaminate food, urging sanitation and three practical controls including poisons and fly paper.
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Kill the
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State Health Board
Mane
Sys
State Board of Health
United States
Georgia
Seven Foot Rattler Killed Near Tifton
In Tifton Georgia on August 3, J S Cotney a young farmer about four miles north of Tifton killed a seven foot rattlesnake. The creature measured 7 feet nose to tail with a 13 inch girth and eleven rattles though some were broken. Cotney struck the snake with a small green stick as it crossed a branch road near the national highway. The reptile lay in a cell when struck and its head blow rendered it helpless. The snake was about 16 inches longer than Cotney.
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Georgia
Tifton
J. S. Cotney
Mr. Cotney
Negro killed at Pine Hill church near Louisville Ga
Louis ville Ga August 3 Special Hill Currie a negro was killed at Pine Hill church miles north of here today. No one seems to know who did the shooting although there were several hundred negroes there. Coroner Arrington had begun an investigation.
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Louisville
Hill Currie
Pine Hill Church
Here
Arrington
Seashore Excursion Offers From Southern Railway
Two special trains depart Jacksonville and Tampa with Pullman and coach options. Jacksonville Brunswick St. Simon Cumberland Atlantic Beach trips start at $6 for six days, Tampa at $8 for eight days. Reservations urged for August 7 departures.
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Jacksonville
Brunswick
St. Simon
Cumberland
Atlantic Beach
Tampa
Fla
Southern Railway
Rev J M Skelton Leaves East Side Tabernacle
Rev J M Skelton resigns from East Side Baptist Tabernacle effective the last Sunday in August. He has led the church for eighteen months and accepted a call to First Baptist Church Mansfield Georgia. His departure faithful to salvation work leaves sorrow among congregants and friends.
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J. M. Skelton
East Side Baptist Tabernacle
Hia ‘Church
Skelton
First Baptist Church
Mansfield
Tabernacle
The
Lovers Di Together to Escape Separation
New York August 3 After eluding two policemen Elliott a 5 year old artographer? No, arthographer and Miss Elen Sibley both 30 years old went to a park pelot known as towers leap where early today Elliott shot his companion and then killed himself a note signed by both said we have agreed to die together they have sinned but we love each other end.
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New York
Harry G. Elliott
Elen Sibley
Macomb's Dam Park
Towers’ Leap
Hicott
Escape From Boarding House Sparks Missing Partners
Mrs Elliott and Miss Sibley from Chicago fled from a boarding house about two weeks ago. A policeman and Mrs Elliott waited at the entrance but the pair escaped over the roofs of an adjoining house. Mrs Elliott was not found today.
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Elliott
Miss Sibley
Chicago
Car Slams Pole On Houston Courtland Corner
Tennessee Trash, a negro chauffeur for G. S. Prior, was arrested for reckless driving after his car plowed into a telephone pole at the Houston Courtland streets corner. The pole was demolished and the vehicle smashed. He claimed he struck the pole to avoid a collision with a carriage on Courtland Street.
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Houston and
Courtland Streets
Tennessee Trash
G. S. Prior
Ponce Ae Leon Avenue
Thrash
Courtland Street
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