Prizes Listed For Show Tonight In Wellding
Friday night attracted an eager audience as exhibitors displayed prizes from multiple firms. Frank K E Black Co offers a five pound candy box, Munnally McCrea Co overalls, White Provision ham, Avanta Stove Works waffle iron, and many more items including corsets shoes shirts and garden plows from various Atlanta area businesses.
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Frank KE
Black Company
Munnally-McCrea Company
White Provision Company
Avanta Stove Works
I Robinson Neckwear Company
Nunnally Company
A. M. Robinson Company
Our Company
Kebingun Shirt Company
Atlanta Steel Company
Peter Hill Company
Dixie Vinegar Company
Tt. & I. Manufacturing Company
Norfolk
Stevens Engraving Company
Hagan & Dodd
Ginger
Empire Printing and Box Company
Ex Chief Devery on Police Confidence and Discipline
Former New York police chief William J. Devery, lauded by Mayor Van Wyck as the best chief ever, decries lack of confidence in superiors and waning discipline. He says officers are unsure whom to follow, fear being blamed for actions, and notes gunmen as a product of city growth. He urges restoring confidence to empower cops to do their jobs.
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New York
Wil
van Wyck
Liam
Dee
Court of Appeals Affirms Spalding Case In Georgia
The Georgia Court of Appeals affirms judgments from Spalding Superior Court in Mangham v. State, with Judges Arnold, Flynt, Fuller and others presiding. Solicitor General Wise and T. E. Patterson are listed among the counsel in the record.
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Mangham v. State
Spalding Superior Court
R. T. Daniel
OR. R. Arnold
Frank Flynt
GG. Mis
WL AL Fuller
Dodd & Dodd
J. W. Wise
Solicitor General
W. H L. Beck
T._E. Patterson
Conten
Becker Tries to Make Terms in Rosenthal Case
Promises of leniency for state’s evidence surfaced as Gio vanni Stanich identified four alleged shooters and Jack Sullivan at the scene. Notary Richard Barter said Becker and attorney Hart guided an affidavit about a $1660 loan from Pollok to Herman Rosenthal. Witnesses Stanish and Pollok testified, while Sullivan’s possible confession looms. Police resistance cited as hindering locating key suspects Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie and Cirofici.
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Becker
John W. Hart
Jack Rose
Harry Pollok
Vella
Barter
Hart
Pollok
Rose
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Joan
District Attorney's Office
Stanish
Jack Sullivan
Jean
Gyp the
Lefty
Louie
Wireless Bill Passes After Senate Action
Washington August 9 The senate bill to regulate wireless telegraph passed the house today and now goes to the president. The legislation was inspired by the Titanic disaster.
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Washington
Senate
House
Consul's Family Now in Newnan
The Letcher family describes their move from Acapulco to Chihuahua during the Mexican revolution. They recount earthquake fears in Acapulco, cultural impressions, their travels by mule and canoe, and adjustments to life among American and Mexican communities in Capulco and Chihuahua. The piece highlights their children, especially Marion, and notes anticipated promotion for the husband in Washington.
Georgia House Uses Ax On Money Sheets in Budget Clash
The Georgia House defeated several appropriation bills including 7000 for a railroad inspection fund 10000 for ballera at the Home for the Deaf and 20000 for a heating plant at the University of Georgia. Governor Brown vetoed the Tryer street bridge bill citing risk to Western and Atlantic railroad property and station access. Kent charges deception in county Wheeler creation and the chamber debated adjournment for a Cochran barbecue as Bleckley county formation loomed.
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Ballera
University of Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Turnipseed
Clay
Brown
House
Atlanta
Atlantic
Tryer Street
Central Avenue
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Union Station
Western
Atlantl
Melaage
Georgia
Kent
Cook
Telfair
Representative Kent
Montgomery
Kent Hill
BUI
Jon Wheeler
Wheeler
Feffair
Cochran
Bleckley
Wohlwender
Muskogee
Mobile item to move into new $110000 building
Mobile Alabama August 9 The Mobile Daily Item under new management Clarence A Hanson announces plans to relocate to a $110 000 concrete and steel building on St Emanuel Street between Conti and Dauphin after twenty years at the current site. New mechanical departments will be installed and many improvements made.
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Mobile
Ala
Itera
Clarence A. Hanson
St. Emanuel Street
Conti
Dauphin
House Adjourns as Vinson Presides After Holder Resigns
The house adjourned automatically before debate progressed. Speaker Holder resigned his seat in favor of Representative Carl Vinson during the afternoon session. Vinson presided with grace and dignity, though he had to invoke the golden rule several times. The house adjourned at six o'clock.
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House
Holder
Carl Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Young Wife Shoots At Husband Suspect Deliberate
New York August 9. Matthew O Callaghan a cotton merchant of Brooklyn was arrested today accused of shooting his wife Lillian whom he declares he mistook for a burglar. Mrs O Callaghan says the shooting was deliberate and that her husband was intoxicated. Her condition is critical. O Callaghan is 60 and his wife 28. She says she arose this morning and as she left the room her husband threatened to shoot her. She fled toward her son in law's apartment while he fired three times through a glass door panel. Each bullet found its mark.
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New York
Matthew O'Callaghan
Brooklyn
Lillian
O'Callaghan
Callaghan
Guy Maloney Receives Honduras Appointment
Guy Maloney of New Orleans, prominent in the Honduran revolution that brought Manuel Bonilla to the presidency, has been named chief military aide. He will sail from Mobile on the gunboat General Barahona to take charge. Colonel Odenez also said General Lee Christmas would visit relatives in Memphis next month.
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Mobile
Ala
Guy Maloney
New Orleans
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Arturo Odenez
Tegucigalpa
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Cordele Doctor Promotes Medical-Public Cooperation in Americus
Dr. T J McArthur of Cordele and chairman of Georgia Medical Association bureau of organization visited Americus on August 9 to meet Sumter county physicians. He delivered an address at a public meeting aimed at strengthening cooperation between the medical profession and the public.
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Br. McArthur
Cordele
T. J. McArthur
Bureau of Organization of the Medical Association of Georgia
Americus
Sumter’ County
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