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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
12
Macon Man Ordered Jailed for Murder After Fight
In Macon Georgia on August 21 special reports say a 49 year old Holt Avenue resident is jailed on murder charges after a fight at a dam factory near Monroe County. Witnesses allege Las struck Freeman across the head during the altercation. Freeman died at a real hospital and the coroner ordered further inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Lanter Anders
Monroe County
Latham
Holt Avenue
Bible’ County
Binders
Freeman
Nolater
W. F. Coleman
Monroe
Lathan
Burglar Tracked After Car Pursuit Near Alberta Postoffice
Perry and his daughter report a burglary at their home while they were away. A patrolman followed a fleeing suspect, later catching a Black man identified as 7. J. Smith who claimed release from a local jail. Silk clothing stolen noted by the daughter as itemized debris observed at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Gan
Albérta Postoffice
R. B. Trichoro
Hig
Anas
Four Black people held in jail awaiting trial in Calhoun County
A fragmentary report from Pensacola notes a white defendant jailed in Calhoun County after a May confrontation left one man fatally injured. The piece also mentions four Black inmates, including a woman, locked in cells earlier. a federal court near Tallahassee overruled demurrers in a migratory bird law case with special counsel appointed to aid the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ivy
Calhoun
E County
Love Bagwell
Negroas
Pensacola
S'N
Federal “District Court
W. B. Shappard
Demurreta
Green
Tallahassee
Department .of Agriculture
Neely
Changes in devices for naval aviators announced
Washington August 21 changes in devices to be worn by naval aviators were announced at the navy department. Henceforth the gold pin with double wings will be worn by qualified first pilots in summer whites and drama insignia embroidered on the winter blouse. Student aviators will wear a similar pin with one wing while regular members of seaplane flight crew except that in their case the material will be alloy. Washington Glaugust 21. lope et al Carrie Jones colored who was operating blind pie at Brazana pleaded guilty in Judge J L Crawley’s court yesterday and was assessed a fine of 125 or twelve months on the county farm. She paid the fine and was released.
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Washington
Navy Department
Avi- Stora
Sefplane
Wastiand
Glaugudt
Lope
Carrie Jones
Braganza
J. L. Crawley
Wag
Wes
Price protests block lower clothing costs in New York
A public debate grows over garment trade pricing as the Commercial Committee notes producers resist price cuts. Retailers complain that production costs are rising and warn that lower prices would erase profits. Officials urge restraint while campaigns push manufacturers to pressure Congress against price reductions.
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Reese
the Howes Wirerstatee Aid ‘Elgn
Slexel
Miller
New York
Dragent
Ian Sehen Bo
Ark
Fedora
Artur Williams
Ndcekaltion
Miegal
Weholanuie
Campaténie
Iretailery
Arety
Ita
Pengea
C'Nsoutt
Hotldd
Forelen
Federal Board Urged to Set Railroad Revenue Rates
Washington report says four federal transportation board members were urged to decide railroad revenue needs to meet public requirements. Association of Railroad Executives counsel said rate increases could hamper interstate commerce and urged prompt action amid a Senate fight over commission appointments and state commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Transportation Board
AL ‘Hom
the Association of Bill
Senate
Thom Basy
Oscar Bland on Lower H C L Better Than Market
Oscar Bland argues it is better to lower the cost of living than to protect the market. He criticizes wartime policy, urging focus on American living standards over market protection. He contends a broad policy to drain resources and resist foreign influence harms working Americans and the nation’s war effort.
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H.C. L
Oscar. Bland
Indiana
Brandé
Europes
Forte i Heirics
Anth
Aviators Seek Border Patrol Mission Near Tacuba
Three Ninth Gero squadron aviators with observers reportedly attempted a border patrol mission near Tacuba amid uncertain weather. Local authorities indicated the unit planned to search the region but details remain unclear and unconfirmed.
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Centro
Cal
Tacuba
Gero
Border Patrol
Aps
Mexico
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Odd Fellows Meet Reports Membership Rise and Totals
Odd Fellows meeting notes report a net increase in membership with total membership listed as 239. The text records a 45 member increase and references a local federation or lodge context.
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Spd
al Oak
Mem
Iraport
Council Hears Rent Rise and Unmet Promises
A report to the committee notes a council discussion over a rent increase of 8.50 in September for a four room house at Jacresse. The tenant claims promised property improvements have not started. A formal report will be submitted at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hurada Giepnes ‘Petty
Montha
Ite
Couch
Erahatemn
Danish American trade race harms British hold on market
Danish commentary notes American dominance growing in the Scandinavian market as Denmark and Britain race to supply postwar demand. It cites wartime import disruptions, Sept 1918 treaty effects, and Americans securing footholds in metals, tinplates, chemicals, textiles, and foods while British exporters struggle to recover.
President Wilson urged to protect commerce in the United States
A Senator Owen letter urges a Democratic member of the Senate to take action to expand credit for European purchases, aiming to avert a global economic downturn. The note highlights how nine states anticipate benefits if American demand supports surplus goods and sustains markets abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Owen
Paris
United States
Tovelen
Congress Receives Submissions and Recommendations on En Henge Issue
A collection of submissions and recommendations is sent to Congress regarding the en henge matter. Stakeholders, including experts and advocates, present analyses and proposed actions aimed at policy formulation and potential regulation. The document outlines key points for consideration and future discussion.
Meat Profiteering Sparks Government Action Debate
Fragmented transcription reports alleged meat profiteering with claimed 100 profit on meats and various stated margins for breakfast bacon pork joints boiled ham. Officials plan to act against suspects as investigations steer toward price manipulation and profits amid wholesale to retail spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
United States
Macon
Oon
Jornsy Earl
Dondlson
Abcret Betview
Severst Ines
Weevils Dent Calhoun County Cotton Yields
Reports from Calhoun County indicate widespread weevil damage in Alabama crops with infestations now reaching most areas. Cotton fares relatively better though yields may fall about one third, as farmers hope higher prices offset reduced output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auiniston
Ala
Augiatjah
Calhoun
Lynching of Negro Suspect Near Youngsville
A Black man named Henderson N Auguat Shae Walter Elliott was lynched last night by a Franklin County mob ten miles east of Youngsville after allegedly confessing to an attack on a prominent farmer. His body was found near Louisburg and dragged back to the crime site, then swung from a tree limb in a churchyard. The assault occurred while the farmer’s wife was home alone.
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Hendrson
Walter Eliott
Youngsville
Jay
Hera
Sheritt Kearnsy
Louisburg
Kodake and Brownies Adverts by Moore Sons Opticians
Advertisement from Moore, Gl, Moore and Sons Opticians at 43 North Broad Street promoting Kodake and Brownies as a better investment than elsewhere with lure of higher returns.
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Jno
Gl, Moore ,& Sons
Opticians
North Broad Street
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