Warm Weather Wearables at Reduced Price Notes Worth Noting
First summer season in our clothing stock. Hart Schaffner Marz and Rogers Peet Co. at original prices offered as best value. Plain black and blue suits and fancy weaves included in unprecedented reductions in local clothing. Cash or charged at reduced prices. Rogers Peet Co and Hart Schaffner Marx attract Atlanta’s best dressers for new, high quality styles at value prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart, Schaffner & Marz
Rogers, Peet & Co
America
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Atlanta
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Rogers Peet Ready Garments
Hart Schaffner and Marx and Rogers Peet Co outfits described as custom tailored garments ready to wear. Emphasis on materials labor and fit not improving with higher price. Assortments cover all sizes with guarantee of satisfaction for purchases at reduced prices. Early arrival advised as selling is brisk and lines may break.
Candidates Meet in Joint Debate in Alabama Governor Race
In Montgomery a joint debate between Democrat contenders J B Comer and Dr R M Cunningham unfolded with sharp exchanges over child labor, railroad rates, and cotton manufacturing in the South. Comer claimed mill interests seek to disrupt Southern policy, while Cunningham urged legislative action on rate issues and criticized Comer's record.
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Montgomery
Ala
T B. B Comer
Dr R M Cunningham
Reform
Comer
Cunningham
Mr Comer
East
Mit
South
Jesus
B Thompson
Southern Railway
Rairoads
BB. Phillips
Boyle and wife reconcile after pledge in court
In Savannah on August 4 a special court pledge to abstain from alcohol for five years led J H Boyle to end alimony proceedings started by his wife Evelyn Boyle. The couple, who had separated due to his drinking, reconciled as a child played nearby. The wife agreed to resume with caution, and both left the court content, the baby between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravannahia
J H. Boyle
Evelyn Boyle
Cigarettes Keep Youth From Entering Army, Warned
In New Orleans on August 4 the warning cites cigarette smoking late hours and bad habits as reducing the pool of young men fit for service. Lieutenant Bennett Jr of the local recruiting office notes a rising percentage of youths unfit to enter the army due to tobacco use.
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Orleans
Anyette
South
H Bennett, Jr
Embezzlement Confession Ties Two in $125000 Theft
Pittepurg August 4 Official knowl edge of the $125000 embezzlement from the Union Trust Company spreads in a statement by H C Eddowney president. Bookkeeper C Hixson confessed after arrest and said he acted with teller B Wray to steal the sum, the money lost in speculation. Hixson is jailed. Wray is being pursued for punishment.
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Pittepurg
Union Trust Company
H. C Eddowney
Trust Company
C . Hixson
Union ‘Trust
Hixson
B Wray
Wray
Allegheny County
C B Wray
Death tied to Hartford murder case hinges on arrests
Union reports two Hartaville men held for Megro death case. David L. Eng, and another salesman, were brought in after an Aug 4 arrest for alleged accessory to the murder of Mose Hughes, a Black man. A warrant for John Richart English, his brother, alleges complicity in the same crime near Tiger River.
Music in the Parks Today at Grant and Ponca de Leon
Today and this evening a parks concert program unfolds. At Grant Park from 3:30 to 5:30 includes Wedemeyer’s concert band with marches overtures and selections by Boston Commandery Carter and Verdi. at Ponca de Leon Hallowell’s band performs from 3:30 onward with a mixed program ending in evening selections.
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Grant Park
Wedemeyers
March
Boston
Ponca de Leon
Hallowell
Winborn
Whitney
Joan of Arc
Verdi Belection
Pitsen
Mazeppa
Cohan Iris
Gverttre
Erin
de Witt March
Morrison
Witnesses Held In Confinement In Jackson Lumber Case
Pensacola Florida August 4 Witnesses in the Jackson Lumber Company series of cases are held in confinement as rumor spreads of witnesses being lured away to New York. One key witness Lambert testified he was whipped and bears scars before vanishing. Others report approaches by unknown parties offering money to go to New York and refuse to testify.
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Pensacola
Fla
New York
Jackson Lumber Company
Florida
United States
Lambert
Trial Test New Army Ambulance In Durance
An army motor ambulance on a long distance trial from Washington to Camp Roosevelt was halted near Shiremanstown by private Thomas Shea of Company A Hospital Corps for speeding. He was arrested and sent to Mechanicsburg jail. General Grant was advised. The unit, tested at Mount Gretna and western camps, carried an extra operator and resumed the trip after delay.
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Harrisburg
Washington DC
Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretna
United States Army
Shireman's Town
Thomas Shea
Company A
Hospital Corps
Mechanicsburg
Shea Ia
Pred D Grant
Contractor falls from Covington building in minor accident
At Covington August 4 a prominent contractor WR Graham fell from the second story of the Campbell building at Mansfield and was injured. A shingles bundle struck his head during the fall, worsening the injury and risking serious outcomes.
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Covington
Graham
Campbell
Mansfield
Tria
Mississippi Governor Appeals to White Voters on School Aid
Governor Verdaman urged white Mississippians to elect lawmakers to halt state education funds for Negro children and push Jim Crow policies in Washington. He claimed support from six gubernatorial candidates who adopted his platform and touted yearly bills to advance segregation.
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Vardamen
Blade
Brookhaven
Miss
Verdaman
Mississippi
Edward VII
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Hart Schaffner & Marz
Manhattan
Cluett
Columbia
Star
Monarch
Daniel
Daniel Brothers Co., Clothiers
Peachtree
Walton St
Hart Schaffner & Mart
Madison
Wis
Phillips
Georgia
LaGrange
Industrial College
Milledgeville
Ulrich B. Phillipe
University of
Megro
Tammes
Durance
Pennsylvania
Vanda
General Grant
Rock Island
Wichita
Kans
Rock Teleno
Chicago
Dallas
Forth
Caldwell
Washington
Bureau of Equipment of the Navy
Stevenson & Company
Candler
Bell
Forrest
George Adair
Hunter and
Ashby Streets
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
Ansley Park
The
Future Social and Driving Center of
Ansley Bros
Business Center
Aver & Black
Peters
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