Griffin Department Store Robbery Ring Busted
Six men and a woman are under arrest in Griffin Georgia on charges of stealing a large consignment of goods from two leading department stores. Evidence includes two pair of old shoes used to identify suspects, with new shoes matching merchants’ records. Major loot recovered from a residence near Atlanta's capitol, others said to be implicated and to be arrested.
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Nebraska man named assistant secretary of agriculture
Washington August 29 Charles W Pugsley of Nebraska has been chosen by President Harding for appointment as assistant secretary of agriculture to succeed Elner D Ball whose resignation becomes effective October 1 His background as a farm raised educator and editor of the Nebraska Farmer aided his selection with support from Secretary Wallace and Nebraska Republican leaders
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Hungary Resists Austro Advance Into Burgenland
Vienna reports Hungarians in Burgenland resist the Austrian occupation. Lieutenant Hejjaz leads irregulars seizing Odenburg railway station and occupying streets with pistol armed units. An advance to Finkafeld meets with grenades and machine guns. casualties are uncertain but not believed heavy.
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Odenburg
Finkafeld
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Missing Denver teller believed in Rome Rome Ga Aug 29
Chief H Rugg Williams said Sheriff R E Wilson of Rome Ga believed Edwin Morse the Denver bank teller and Miss Mabel Penfold were in Rome under surveillance. The telegram asked the reward terms and Williams set a 1500 dollar reward plus 5 percent of 78000 as bounty. Morse and Penfold vanished from Denver August 15.
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R. E. Wilson
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Mabel Penfold
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Morse
Georgia Midshipman Resigns From Navy After Annual Cruise
Annapolis Md August 29 Eight midshipmen six of the second class and two of the third have just returned from the annual summer cruise with the navy. One midshipman has resigned his commission and will not return to the academy. The others will report for classes in September.
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Naval academy reports resignations from warship squadron
Practice cruise aboard the five war ships of battleship squadron No. 2 ended as crew members resigned from the naval service. They cited a preference for civilian life. Named resignations include William A. L. Sibley of the second class and George K. Barnett of Tennessee third class.
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Two Women Charge Bigamy Against Painter at Police Station
Leonard Reese a 34 year old painter, 226 Bryan street, was arrested after two wives, Ida Strickland Reese 24 and Ella Thompson Reese 29, reported he had two marriages. The women said Reese left home after July 31 and had three children. they investigated forged small checks alleged by the sister in law and father of the first wife.
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Bryan Street
Ida Strickland Reese
Hast Point
Ella Thompson Reese
Williams Street
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Ida Strickland
Elis Thompson
Wifa No. 2
Wasg P. M. Strickland
No. 2
Ea Thompson
Death of Judge Palmer Heads Southern Bell Legal Dept
Judge H E W Palmer head of Southern Bell legal department and a leading authority on corporate law in the South died suddenly at his desk in company headquarters Atlanta on Monday. He was 65 and leaves no children. Funeral services planned. committee named from Emory alumni to attend.
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Harvey Hill
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J. H. Porter
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Harris
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Cotton mill workers return to plants in Charlotte
About 1,400 employees of the Torington string cotton mills in Charlotte and Rock Island returned to work in Charlotte MN August 29 on the same pay and hours as when they quit June 1. Brown and Norcutt mills at Concord remain closed with minor disputes between management and workers. White leaders of the textile workers organization, formerly employed by Johnston mills, were not rehired and some were reportedly ejected from the mills amid ejectment proceedings. E C secretary and treasurer was mentioned.
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Rock
Brown and Norcutt
Concord
Textile Workers of America
Johnston Mills
E. C
Chadwick Hosking Mills Report Large Worker Increase
Dwelle reports a large morning surge of operatives across Chadwick Hosking mills. The five plants show notable factory activity as workforce numbers rise.
Mortuary notice for Mrs Otis Kelsey in Lawrenceville Ga
August 29. Mrs Otis Keiley age 30 died at a local Atlanta hospital early Sunday morning of appendicitis. The remains were brought to Lawrenceville for the funeral and burial services to follow.
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Unclear fragment hints at names and places
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions Williams Sad Susie and a chutel phrase near Lawrenceville with matrons. Details are unreadable. core entities are Williams Susie and Lawrenceville context, but specifics are missing.
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