Mrs Christie Kills Herself In Brunswick
Brunswick, Ga August 26 Special Mrs Christie wife of Dr Alfred Christie a well known physician suicides with a 38 caliber pistol in her bedroom after inviting Ray J Simmons and his brother to call on her at 4 pm The mother of Dr Christie found her body an hour later with the revolver in her left hand and powder burns absent The tragedy stems from a sudden mental derangement and domestic sorrow.
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Earle Reunites With Affinity After Release
Monros NY August 28. Artist Per-Ginga P Fara and his wife reunite after his 2000 jail release on charges of beating his wife and exposing the infant. His wife returns from New York with their three week old baby, expressing relief in his arms. Authorities say the case remains sensitive as tensions linger.
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In person pickup required for liquor shipments under federal ruling
Judge Feagin of the Inferior Court in Birmingham Alabama issued a notable prohibition ruling. He held that consignees must call in person to receive liquor sent by freight, overruling the defense that carriers may deliver to the destination. The decision affects interstate liquor shipments to Memphis addresses routed through Birmingham.
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Fire Engineers Elect Officers At International Meet
Trson heads Freighters Columbus Gunio Auguatus Kilmore Tron were elected officers of the International Association of Fire Engineers today. George W Horton of Baltimore was named first vice president, John Janmper of Te Tonten lan Ras second vice president, James Wfall of Roanoke and D Starkoa were named treasurer and other posts. They plan a meeting next year in Grand Rapids. Milk Montgomers Ala Aug 28. Ed Greminster named permanent manager of the Montgomery ball team by President Chembers, to assemble players over winter and build a winning squad.
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Battleships Creednaught Type Planned for Brooklyn Yard
New battleship program details outline two 98 000-ton Creednaught type vessels to be built at Brooklyn with Roosevelt’s approval. The Florida project is mentioned as the other major hull, with contracts for construction and naval yard turnover cited amid ads for related work.
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Georgia House Passes Convict Labor Reform Bill
A lengthy debate over convict labor and road work ends with the House passing a sweeping bill. It reorganizes county and state use of felony and misdemeanor convicts for public roads and bridges, sets prison commission powers, mandates separate treatment for white and Black inmates, and outlines wage, supervision, and contract rules for private employers. It also preserves state control over convict labor and establishes procedures for inspections and future arrangements.
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Funeral of Von Sternburg at Castle Lae zhoa
August 28 in Laepsic brief funeral for Baron Von Sternburg former German ambassador. Dignitaries from American and German governments attend along with diplomats and army comrades. David Jayns Hill represents President Roosevelt. others include John Ho Harjes and Count Wilding. In Jackson Mississippi Madison county reports a second primary for Congress in the eighth district with Patrick Henry and J W Coller leading by twenty votes. Henry announces plan to contest results.
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Weather notes on cold spell and local forecasts
A garbled weather brief reports a cold spell and seeks guidance on regional conditions. It mentions Grienorger Rockbridge Aum Sprongs and other local sites, with fragmented notes on storms, lakes, winds, and prior aids.
Weather and social chatter in a crowded Atlanta street scene
A fragmented column of weather notes contrasts with civic chatter and local gossip. The piece mentions temperatures near freezing, price concerns for goods, and residents returning home to familiar faces and questions about engagements, rings, and friends, all in a bustling urban setting.
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