Alexander Praises Atlanta Doctors As Morphine Crackdown Moves
United States District Attorney Hooper Alexander commends the majority of Atlanta physicians for aiding the government’s Harrison Act enforcement to curb narcotics while highlighting a few doctors and druggists tied to alleged bad faith prescriptions. The hearing on Dr J H Vining’s case resumes amid ongoing investigations into morphine misuse and efforts to wipe out the morphine evil in the city before Christmas.
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Hooper Alexander
J H. Vining
Carter
Alexander
Ormanise
Atlanta
de Vining
Danisi J. Gantt
Mining
Faders Grand Jury
Harrison
Commissioner's Court
Vining
Harrison Wet
Mgr Alexander
Hugh Howell
Dr Vining
Soaneral G Land Jury
Stace
Wurity
Amy
Suah
Courts Rule On Custody In McCora and Baugh cases
The Isat general act creating child courts in several counties is challenged as unconstitutional. The supreme court ruling in McCora and Baugh v Levvern states that child custody remains with established courts until a future general act sets proper procedure. The decision affects parents seeking custody through these new courts.
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McCora
Baugh-Levvern
Supreme Court
Baugh
The High Cost of Living
The document notes families pay 340 more in living expenses, driven largely by higher food costs. It argues weathering hard times requires intelligent shopping, selecting the right time, place and merchandise. It urges readers to use the Constitution’s advertising columns to find better prices before buying in stores.
Georgia Governor to preside over state chamber mass meeting
Governor Harris will lead a statewide mass meeting in Atlanta on September 1 as part of a Georgia Chamber of Commerce publicity campaign for a state film project. The effort aims to showcase Georgia’s resources and agricultural and commercial achievements to a national audience, with 16 million literature pieces to be distributed across counties and cities.
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Harris
Georgia
Pines
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Nat ©. Harri
McCord
America
South
Georgia Chamber
Ing
Bray EE Brore
Revealed by Suit in College Fight In Atlanta Court
The case stems from a Young Harris College quarrel in Towns County between Obielee L Johnson and Asty Harris. Johnson alleges Harris slashed him with a razor causing severe injuries including a withered left leg. The petition, filed by Burton Smith and L Hulbert, seeks $15,000 damages and notes Johnson’s temporary bed rest and long recovery.
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Obielee L Johnson
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Mra G . Johnson
Aasty Harris
Waverly Way
Harris
Atlanta
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L. Hulbert
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Petitioner
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Haslay
Lem
Harris Geee Gear
Ny. Be Nee
Rumor Sparks Mexican Border Riot and Troop Movements
Riot in Nogales leaves one American slain as word spreads that Mexicans threatened gun seizure. U S forces ordered to Brownsville with infantry and artillery to counter Mexican raiders and bolster border protection amid cross border clashes and patrols.
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Way Department
Funston
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China
Bell
Fort Silt
Fanston
Breckinridge
Browneyville
Browneville
Texas
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Texas Hangers
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Matamoros
Fox
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Nafarrate
Rio Grande
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Huerta
Hrush
W T Vann
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Hidalgo County
Santeafaria
Mercedes
Brownavite
Fyank Rabb
Rabb
San Juan
Eacepad
Monterey
Georgia Firms Gear Up For Massive War Orders
Georgia firms prepare for large allied contracts as 1,000,000 tons of sulphuric acid tied to Ducktown mines would feed DuPont to manufacture explosives. International Agricultural Corp of Atlanta, linked to New York financiers, eyes expanded output and higher prices amid wartime demand. Georgia plants at Fairbank, Bloo, Bible Co. and Porterdale ramp up to fill orders for mules trucks and socks, while Atlanta steel works and Southern Works brace for subcontract work.
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International Agricultural Corporation of Atlanta
Ducktown
Tenn
DuPont
International Agricultural Corporation
New York
Tedskern
Avanta
Copper
International
Duck- Fas
Copper Hill
Georgia
Atlanta Steel Works
W Works
Enat Point
Atlanta
Miller Union
Fairbank Company
West Rome
Winchester Arma Company
New Haven
Conn
Bloo Manufacturing Company
Anne
The
Bible Company
Portardale
Macon
Columbus
Porterdale
This Concentration Threat to Serbia Menaces Romania
A report notes that the concentration and the ensuing attacks on Serbian positions pose a serious risk to Romania as well. It outlines the strategic danger and potential shifts in regional balance involving Serbia, Romania, and neighboring powers.
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Rumania
Balkan diplomacy falters as armies mass on frontiers
Allied efforts fail to seal an accord among Serbia Greece Rumania and Bulgaria. Teutonic powers gather troops to breach Balkan frontiers while Romania mobilizes. Bulgaria presses for Macedonia exchange for support. Serbia denies Slavic claims in Macedonia and Greece may shift after political changes.
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Greece
Rumania
Bulgaria
London
Balkand
Balkan
Turkey
Ahetla
Macedonia
Ventaelos
Sithoman
Constantine
Aarsia
Longon
Verbia
M Boskovitch
M Boshovten
Rhodopes
Rungelia
Thrace
Struma River
Austria
Adrianople
Ivar
Bucharest
Weather Prophecy Forecast Thunder Showers East
Weather prophecy notes thunder showers for Sunday and Monday. Forecast lists low and high temperatures with mean. Rainfall figures show 0.74 inches in the past 74 hours and deficits since month start and January 1.
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Lecel
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