FEAM Match Won by Fifth Regiment at Fort McPherson
The Fifth Regiment won the FEAM team match with a score of 2.277 at Fort McPherson where the state shoot is underway. Individual matches at 200 and 300 yards were completed with Dunwoody medal to Corporal Smith after defeating Lieutenant Howland 48 to 47. The 300 yard rounds saw perfect scores from Alexander Hudson and Sergeant Hudson with further honors for Hale and Hudson in the fourth round.
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Fort McPherson
Fapia Tire
Wil
Second Infantry
Cavalry
Coast Artillery
Fifth Infantry
First Infantry
Smith
Howland
Alexander
Savannah
Serant Hudson
Atlanta
Ale
Winder
Hale Dufessea Hudson
Hale
Delk Disappears After Jury Service
Anxious wife seeks search for machinist George Delk 41 Jones Avenue after he disappeared following two days on a city court jury. Deputy Clerk informs her that Delk earned four dollars for his service and to report if he is found.
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George Delk
Jones Avenue
Delk
Robbery in alley targets Cartacay fruit grower
Mr Warren a fruit grower from Cartacay Georgia was lured into an alley off bvy street Wednesday morning and assaulted. He was struck with a bottle and robbed of 15 dollars. Police are searching for the assailant described as a Negro who called him into the alley.
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Mr . Warren
Cartacay
Bvy Street
Desertion Suit Alleges Wife Left Within Year
Alexander Lathan sues Louise Lathan claiming desertion occurred within the first year of marriage and states her whereabouts are unknown. The case was filed yesterday afternoon as grounds for divorce, asserting she tired of him before completing twelve months of domestic life.
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Thore
Alexander Lathan
Mra Louise Lathan
Atlanta Milk Laws to be Rigidly Enforced
City health department warns Fulton and surrounding counties that starting September 1 milk suppliers must meet a bacterial limit of 200 000 per cubic centimeter, with strict enforcement. The notice from Dr J P Kennedy and Dr Claude A Smith urges cleanliness and prompt cooling to keep counts below 300 000 previously.
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City Health Department
Atlanta
Fulton County
J P. Kennedy
Claude A Smith
Bysiene
Timex
Fire investigation into Freeman Store blaze
State Fire Marshal Joyner will thoroughly investigate a fire that partly destroyed the Freeman Store and residence at 72 Door Street. Freeman, recently arrested after a neighborhood petition to force him to move, faced police court amid claims of a frame up by petition supporters. police suspect enemies may have started the blaze.
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W Or Joyner
A.C Freeman
Door Street
Freeman
Johnson
Pleasant weather forecast with mild temperatures expected
The forecast calls for continued pleasant weather with mild temperatures. Cloud cover increased yesterday but the outlook remains stable with slight autumn hints. Temperatures varied across regions with a Wednesday high of 74 and a 67 degree low recorded in the mountains near the northeast, reflecting a cooler trend.
Man Stricken On Whitehall Street
An unnamed man about age 0 is at Grady hospital after a stroke on Whitehall Street near Alabama. He was neatly dressed and carried a card to Atlanta Medical College, which authorities could not trace.
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Grady Hospital
Whitehall Street
Alabama
Atlanta Medical College
Planning compromise in Prohibition fight
A report from sources close to Governor Harris notes a compromise being considered for the extraordinary legislative session. The plan centers on including one prohibition bill, the anti shipping measure, to prevent liquor import for other than personal use while addressing state income concerns and treasury deficit. If agreed, the governor would press for a hold while ensuring no later amendments breach the compromise. The decision remains unsettled.
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Harris
Ino Lttle
Treasury
Three stills seized in Cobb and Harris counties raid spree
Deputy Collector A C Sowell led three days of raids with four stills destroyed. In Cobb and Harris counties a cave on Sweat's mountain yielded a large still and Melvin Hames was bound over on $200 bond after a false blame claim by a father. Mayor Johnson of West Point estate contained a large layout with works. five miles away on Gus Dorsetts place another still and five gallons of brandy were destroyed. No arrests reported.
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Commisssioners Court
Depty
A C Sowell
Cobb
Harria
Sweat's Mountain
Melvin Hames
Woodcock
Gob
United States
J B. Gaston
Albert
Johnson
West Point
Lowell
O H Florence
Troup County
WR Fuller
Gus
Columbus Film Flap Defies Court Injunction in Georgia
In Columbus Georgia Special Judge Gilbert of Muscogee County Superior Court ordered Roy Martin proprietor of the Grand theater to appear August 27 to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court. He allegedly displayed a film despite a restraining injunction. Martin claims he was an innocent purchaser and that the company supplying the film bears responsibility.
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Columbus
Sudge Gilbert
Muscogee Superior Court
Roy Martin
Grand Theater
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Fifth Regiment
Whitehall ST
Sorosis
J. M. High CO
M. High CC
MEN and Business Bulletin NO
Henry W. Grady
SPIRI
Southern Engraving Company
Lewis Gregg
Georgia
South
Constitution Building
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