Duluth Bandits Evade Searchers in Georgia Robbery Case
Police pursue a Duluth bandit gang after a Farm er dy eononist bank in Duluth robbery totaling 1300 dollars. Bank cashier J W Jordan locked in the vault as four robbers escaped in a touring car. A car later found near Smyrna on the Atlanta Marietta highway, damaged by bullets, sparks further leads. Investigators in Atlanta Norcross and surrounding towns report gunfire and possible arrests within hours as authorities vow results by Saturday morning.
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Duluth
Dy Eononist
J. W. Jordan
Atlanta
Atlanta-Marietta
Smyrna
Ouet Actives
North Georgia
Polies Burdette
Norcross
Bob Waggonar
Armstrong
Jamorson
Warener
Anes
Senator Hoke Smith Arrives in Atlanta for Warm Springs Talk
Senator Hoke Smith arrives in Atlanta en route to Warm Springs to address the Chautauqua. He will leave Saturday morning for Warm Springs and return to Washington Sunday, saying he promised Meriwether County to speak during Congress summer recess.
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Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Georgia
Washington
Smith
Meriwether County
Congress
Sloan's Liniment Ad Urges Vacation Relief
A vintage ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for vacation comfort. It touts relief from sore muscles and insect bites, claiming quick pain relief, a tingling soothing feel, skin-friendly no stain results, and availability at druggists for 30c 60c and 120c.
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Sloan
James
Tech High Professors Resign for Auto Business Switch
Tech High School loses two veteran professors Frank W. Holt and R A Armstrong who resigned Friday to enter the automobile trade. They will partner in Cartersville to sell Buick cars in Bartow and Gordon counties. Holt is a Georgia Tech graduate and Armstrong a Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical School alum.
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the Tech High School
Board of Education
Frank W. Holt
Department of Shops
R. A. Armstrong
Machine Shops
Cartersville
Bartow
Gordon
Holt
Georgia Tech
Armstrong
Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical School
Major Bloodworth Made Superintendent of Monroe Schools
Major O H B Bloodworth of Forsyth returned from overseas and was elected superintendent of Monroe County public schools. He previously held the post, served in the Dixie division, captained Forsyth militia, and earned honors in France with Georgia troops. He plans to discharge from the army on the 21st and has held multiple local offices and business roles.
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O. H. B Bloodworth
Forsyth
Dixie
Monroe County
Major Bloodworth
C H. B Bloodworth
Court of Appeals
France
Georgia
Camp Wheeler
Bloodworth
Monroe County Fair Association
Young Men's Ad Club
Good Roads Committees
Monroe Advertiser
Bloodworth & Bloodworth
Lustgarten Sentenced in New York Grand Larceny Case
William Lustgarten alias Allan H. Wilson, convicted of grand larceny in New York, draws four to eight years in prison. An Atlanta man, Julian J. Baber, formerly with the Army Secret Service, helped expose him after a $20,000 scheme to fund a real estate pool failed. Lustgarten enlisted at Fort Leavenworth, was traced by a stenographer, and captured with Baber’s aid.
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New York
William Lustgarten
Allan H. Wilson
Atlanta
Julian J. Baber
Army Secret Service
Lustgarten
Tax Lien Company of
Wha
Strand
Robert Schallenbach
Lustgarter
Hudson River
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Army
Ninth Engineers
Washington
Engineer Corps
Baker
Lustratten
Georgia
Florida
Brier Hill Brest Company
Youngstown
Waycross plans city market establishment move
Waycross Georgia August 8 The matter of establishing a city market in Waycross has been referred by the mayor to a committee of aldermen reen Peterson Maora and Odum who will study advisability and report at an early meeting Farmers would bring farm products to a central market The committee is expected to recommend establishing a market
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Waycross
Ce City Marist
Atlanta Aid Drives Honor Roll for Dixie Reunion Funds
A long list of Atlanta donors and organizations contributes to a drive aiming to raise 60,000 dollars to sponsor a Dixie reunion in October. Contributions from the Atlanta Hotel Men's Association, Coca-Cola, Georgia Railway, and numerous local firms and individuals are recorded, with several civic leaders named among the supporters. Also noted are plans for the sixth annual Dixie Overland Highway convention in Demopolis Alabama and related state highway delegation appointments from Georgia.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Atla
Elation
Atlanta Con! Journal
Gooy- Blan Co
Kiwenis
G. F
John Bowers
Richmond
Hugh B Cobb
John B Gordon Camp
Ed Fletcher
Dixie Overland Highway Association
Dorney
Demopolis
Alabama
Marshall Nelms
United States
Bureau of Roads
Washington, D. C
Leland J. Henderson
Georgia County Commissioners Association
Highway Association
Wil
Georgia
T. F . Patterson
State Highway Commission
R. E. Bavison
E. L. Rainey
R. &. Shedden
W. Martin
Frank Reynolds
W. Fom Winn
Wylie West
George E . Watts
W. L. Mathers
J. Oscar
Kneale
Dentists of Third District Form New Society
Americus Georgia August 8 special Third district dentists met and organized the Third District Dental Society with Dr A H Kendall of Cordele as president Dr Eli Barnett of Butler as vice president and Dr J C Patton of ordele as secretary treasurer Americus hosts the visitors and the next meeting was voted to be held in Cordele in December Dr B H McKee and Dr HE H Glover of Americus named to an executive committee to prepare by laws for the organization
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Americus
Third District
Third District Dental Society
A. H. Kendall
Cordele
Eli Barnett
Butler
J. C. Patton
Ordele
Deeember
H. McKee
HE. H. Glover
Oxford Honors Returned Veterans BBQ and Parade
Oxford Alabama celebrated its returned soldiers with a large barbecue and homecoming. Hundreds from the surrounding area joined locals for athletic events and a patriotic program. Mayor D C Cooper delivered the welcome address as a new steel-pole flag was raised at the main junction.
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Anniston
Ala
Oxford
Hugh Locke
Birmingham
Svelcome
D C Cooper
Well Known Dawson Woman Dies Friday
Mrs H A Freeman dies at her Dawson home this morning after living with her son Hon John R Irwin. The remains will be taken tomorrow morning for interment at Fort Gaines where she formerly resided.
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Dawson
H. A. Freeman
John R. Irwin
Fort Gaines
Thrace split into parts under peace plan
Paris August 8 the peace conference reportedly divides Thrace into Eastern and Western zones with Greece gaining two parts of Eastern Thrace and a third joining a future free state of Constantinople. Western Thrace yields one quarter to Greece and three quarters to a free state under the league of nations. A technical commission will implement the plan.
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Paris
Thrace
Greece
Constantinople
League of Nations
Women Unions Lead Savannah Labor Day Parade
In Savannah Ga on August 8 the Savannah Trades and Labor Assembly outlined plans for a major Labor Day celebration. More than 16,000 are expected in line with twelve women’s unions leading the march and a special Brent section for colored locals. Over 6,000 members of Black unions participate.
Rheumatism suffers hailed by Ziron remedy
In Tomkinsville Kentucky MS J Hutcher says years ago rheumatism left her helpless for three months. After taking Ziron she reports strong improvement in back and limb soreness and weakness. She credits Ziron with added energy and health and urges others to ask their druggist about the guarantee on the first bottle.
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MS J. Hutcherson
Tomkinsville
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Lagter
IDR
L. N. Ruffeen Ee
Garrett & Company
Yar
Brooklyn
Louie
Rockabilt
Morgan
Vandergould
Branner
Tech High School
Monroe
G. F. Willis
William C. Candler
C. H. Candler
Harry Hermance
Joe Jacobs
Sam C Dobbs
John Manget
J. W Conway
Atlanta, Trust
Paul I. Wilkes
J KL Orr
King Hardware Company
P. C. McDuffie
Fitzhugh Lee
H.G Hastings
W. L. Peel
John 8. Cohen
Clark Howell
W. G. Bryan
James B Nevin
Red Rock Company
Forrest & George Adair
W. J. Stoddard
D. Silverman
M. Rich & Bros
J. M. High Company
Davison - Paxon - St George H. Evans - Geo M. Hope Co
W. J. Blatock
Trust Company of Georgia
McClure Ten Cent Company
A. W. Watters
John
Hagen , Beck & Gregg ‘Hardware
Daddy Wee Saresene Tae John Silvey & Gorscess M. Robinson Company
Rag
B. B. Callowa
W. B. Quilfian
Coleman
T. FT. Stevens
Marion Hotel
Oglesby-Green Co
Atlanta Paper Co
W. A. Camp
Capitol Gossip
Paul Lindsay
DeKalb
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Secretary of State’s Department
Capitol
Washington Street
Lindsay
A. T. Harris
State Department
Harris
G. McLendon
Farmers’ Bank of
Abbeville
Charles Cook
Department of State
Secretary of State
H. B. Strange
C A. Cook
Mr. Cool
Slety-Stix
Caounticas
M. L. Brittain
Wilkinson County
Senate
Cecil Neill
House
A. C. Lewis
Mitchell County
State Capitol
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Spratling, Harrington & Thomas A. Lynch Enterprises
Stlf Refining Co
Dodson Printers’ Supply Co
U. G. Robinson & Co
the Wright Co
Enterprise Mfg
C. Silverman's Restaur the Cultivator Publishing Co
Brown, Randolph& Brown
B. Scott
Manry Bros. & Heston” Haverty Furniture Co
Babb
Paine & Crew Piano Co
Preven Encraving Co
E. McRae
Trimbachga
Savings Bank & Trust
C. McKinnon
Norman & Dillon Whitner & Co
William Crenshaw
Chris Rauschenberg
James H. Sledge
Fenner H. Webb Witten Clemens
C. Broyles
Alvin “Bichenor
Dentists OF Third Form Organization
Oxford, Ala
Women’s Unions
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ziron
Kentucky
Virginia
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