Deaths from heat sweep Wisconsin and Michigan cities
Multiple cities report heat related deaths and prostrations. Detroit, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Chicago and Joliet tally fatalities and widespread illness as temperatures reach record highs and a heat wave continues across the region. States report infants and adults among the dead, with care facilities strained and officials warning of continuing danger.
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Wisconsin
Wilwaukee
Detroit
Tetroit
Grand Rapids
Lower
Michigan
Mortuary rites for Mary George Mussobary and others
Funeral arrangements are announced for Mary George Mussobary and several others. Services are set at multiple churches including Steed Heart and St Luke Methodist with interment in Western Cemetery. Surviving family members include a wife, children, a sister and a brother.
Funeral for Miss Mary George Held in Griffin
Funeral services for Miss Mary George, daughter of Rev Mr George of St George Episcopal Church, will be held this afternoon at Pooles funeral parlors near West View. She died at a private sanatorium in Atlanta and is survived by her husband, one child, and three sisters including Mrs John Cured of Atlanta and Mrs Lillian Shivers. The burial is to follow in Griffin.
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Mary George Mussobary
3 Son
Motai Ison & Son
Tibet
Mary George
Erittin
Warx
Georg
Lillian Shivers
Rom ‘Trees
San
Vera
Willly
Adn Pooles
Finneral
Boat West View
Miss Mary Poote Wins at Lakwood Heights Meet
Miss Mary Poote won the race at Lakwood Heights Meet in the sprint. The event drew several competitors as she crossed the finish line first and claimed the top prize.
Speaks for Peace After Trip to Mivrudain Worlds
Reported remarks describe a peace mission returning from Mivrudain with perspectives on global tensions. The dispatch notes a brief address in Tomeeind and mentions a modest personal cost to support the effort.
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Awaoogav
Senate Finance Caucus Passes Income Tax Plan With Limits
Washington June Democrats in caucus approved the income tax section of the tariff bill as revised by the majority of the finance committee. The proposed exemption for mutual life insurance companies was struck out and will be reconsidered. The committee kept exemptions for individuals and dependents but reduced the personal exemption from 4000 to 2000. The vote on removing the mutual company exemption was 13 to 21. The measure moves to the full House and then to the Senate, with a full tariff bill anticipated tomorrow.
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Nance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Mutual Ifs
Mutual Life
France
Pomerens Tomeht
Lewis Ailings
Pomerene
Einote Gert
College Park Drives Bid to Form Board of Trade
Citizens of College Park back move to organize a board of trade. Mass meeting set for Thursday evening at 6 o clock in the bank hall. Remarks to be delivered by Colonel CD McKimney of Decatur, the mayor, and others. Signers include Raskin and Michals, College Park Pharmacy, College Park Meat Market, Lamper Co, and numerous local businesses and residents.
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Ted
Otlock
Bank of
College Park
CD McKimney
Decasur
Mayor & Hye
Citizens and Business Con- Council
Raskin & Michals
Epsigent
Mikershim
Pistol Duel Leads to City Court Bonds Fines
Wigorets Gn June and Sims and Trankernche faced city court on misdemeanor charges after a planned pistol duel at the town hall. Bound over on $100 bonds each, Vigorre Reed and police court staff reported no actual confrontation occurred as Sims and Thoethe awaited elsewhere with their attorney present.
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Wigorets
Peniat
Support of Brown Cost Rights in Atlanta Postmaster Case
The dialogue centers on hiring politics for the Atlanta postmaster position. Thibodeau and Jones discuss alleged affidavits of support for Gov Joe Brown, the impact of party loyalty on appointments, and Thibaudeau’s claim of unfair treatment. He resigns himself to losing his old job, emphasizing his wish to serve the public and his belief in fair civil service.
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Delivers
Fda
Brown
Jones
Benito Smith
Canal
Committee Reports on Bleckley Wheeler Counties Membership Dispute
A committee report concludes that Bleckley and Wheeler County representatives are not legally seated, as amendments did not create seats or provision for members from those counties and no valid oath or election has occurred. The report urges no membership and declares the oath acts null and void.
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Spether
Flan Dowstas MuArthur
Wheeler
Tae Browning
Blechles
House of Representatives
TRE
Ericte Bleckley
Bleckley
Wheelur
Saf
Eiuh
Ercher Tlekly
Assemi iv
Hod
Fulbrieht
Chairan Wallace
Saekia
Ron Herlemin
Atlanta Heat Remains High As Humidity Soars
The downtown area endures a prolonged heat spell with temperatures near 90 degrees for fifteen days. Forecasters warn of little relief as a late afternoon breeze dampens, bringing muggy air and rising heat stress for residents.
Wilson Signs Indian Bill Approves Indian Funds Act
President Wilson signed the Indian appropriation bill for the upcoming fiscal year totaling 11 000 900 dollars. A notable feature is a senate amendment requiring contracts with Indians relating to tribal funds to be overseen by the Interior Secretary to avoid failure.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Interior
No Negro Deputy for Brunswick Protest Sparks Order Change
Washington reports Brunswick citizens protested the designation of Eugene Belcher, a Black man, as deputy customs collector for the port of Brunswick. Secretary McAdoo revoked Belcher’s appointment, naming LP Johnson to assume the post July 1 as part of the federal customs reorganization. Georgia Senator Hoke Smith pressed to countermand the order. the protest cites opposition to Black officeholders in the South and urges removal of the appointee.
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Brunswick Ga
Eugene R Belcher
Brunswick
McAdao
Treasury Department
Belcherg
LP Johnson
Assum
Hoke Smith
Georgia
McAdoo
Belchers
South
Dan Crum
Charleston
J W. Rucker
Internal Revenue of
Atlanta
Georgetown
Wilson Brunswick
Lugene Am Belcher
Pelcher
Coktor
Brunswick Plans State Reunion for Confederate Veterans
Brunswick lays plans to host the state reunion of Confederate veterans on July 17 and 18. Committees report that arrangements are nearly complete with hundreds of army tents to be set up in parks and squares for lodging of veterans, while other visitors will stay in hotels, boarding houses, or private homes. An official yatgram and full details will be released soon.
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Prparing
Rcharge
Ald
Yatgram
Stop Cars in Storm for Safety: Georgia Power Reports
St Simmons, superintendent of the Georgia Railway and Power Company, told a Constitution reporter that streetcars were halted during storms after lightning strikes caused electrical disturbances. He noted the last three stoppages were due to lightning and could not be prevented, emphasizing safety.
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St Simmons
Jveorgia Railway and Power Company
Constitution
Frank Dupre Dies Funeral Today
Frank Dupre president of a tea company in Tennessee dies at an apparent age. Funeral arrangements set for today at 3 PM from his residence with burial at Paon Church. Survived by wife three children Walter Dupre and Mrs K Lo Bryant of Atlanta and Henry Dorie. Body to be transported Wednesday morning for services.
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Tr Maenu Factusing
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Tre
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Lufre
K. Lo Bryant
Atlanta
Tae
Henry Dorie
Suputa
Paon Church
Tickets Go With Rush For Festival At Auditorium
Crowds surged for the Muse festival as over 1000 tickets sold yesterday at the auditorium. The rush set a record for early sales with many seats already reserved for Whits. Invitation extended to the governor and legislature.
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Brehr
Berry Hurt in Fall Near Hot Springs Mountain
Berry, an official at the sunerine and city courts, was seriously injured in a fall while climbing a mountain near Hot Springs. He suffered severe gashes to his left leg and arm, plus numerous bruises and cuts to the body, according to late reports.
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Jane
Hot Sings
Berry
Sunerine and City Courts
Woman Killed by Husband After Separation
A 20 year old woman NermiKk va vyune gu-wurs B Jones was shot and killed today by her husband from whom she had been separated. She was shot in the arm and back with the fatal bullet entering the heart. Jones was arrested and offered no clear motive for the shooting.
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NermiKk
Jones
Parents Should Start Babies Bank Accounts
A German letter from William Witham of the American commission studying rural credit outlines two Georgia friendly recommendations. First, open a bank account for every newborn with small initial deposits and teach thrift as the child earns. Second, pass laws protecting borrowers, especially those who lend on farm land as security. The letter emphasizes early financial education and consumer protection for lenders as foundations for a stable credit system.
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Constitution
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Witham
American Commission
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Georgia
Firet
Nancy
Keefer Files Suit Over Cigarette Coupons
David H Keefer sues Mrs Grave Mary Keefer alleging she possesses his cigarette coupons and other items. Court papers claim the value of missing property reaches 1294 with coupons valued at 8 and about 600 coupons cited.
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David IF Kerra
Piedmont
Grave Mary Keefer
Helland
Keefer
Motion Picture Men Organize Georgia Branch
A Georgia branch of the Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America was launched with National Organizer Alexander Wall of Birmingham in attendance. Officers include John Eving president and U T Rock national vice president. The national convention was set for New York July 7 to 12, with a Georgia delegation led by John Eving.
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Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America
Alexander 4 Wall
Birmingham
Piedmont Hotel
Wall
Atlanta
Brst
E H Davis
Electric Itheater
Griffin
O A Farrar
Dlite Theater
UT Rock
Augusta
Leggett
Palace Theater
Newnan
League
New York
Prudent
John Evina
Acker Appointed Colonization Expert
The Southern settlement and Development organization announces Clement S Uecker as colonization expert. He is currently chief clerk and CEO of the interior department and will head studies, organize state committees, and link northern farmers with southern colonization efforts from the Continental Building in Baltimore Maryland.
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Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Through & Davies Warfield
W H Manse
Clement S Uecker
Ucker
Department of Interior
Continental
Baltimore
Postal service begins COD parcels delivery in Atlanta
Superintendent Hart and Postmaster McKee reported the collection on delivery feature of the parcels post system is perfected for inaugurating this morning at the Atlanta post office. The first COD package will be sent to the consignee without a hitch once received by the Atlanta office.
Wrist Fracture From Peculiar Streetcar Incident
Samuel Ward Law proprietor of the Dixie Cement works had his wrist fractured when he stuck out his arm to throw paper from a Whitehall to West End trolley. An incoming car struck his wrist, he was carried to Grady hospital where the injury was dressed.
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Whitehall
West End
Samuel Wardlaw
Dixie Cament Works
Grady Hospital
Fourth of July excursion fares on sale dates
Southern Railway announces excursion fares for Independence Day with tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4. Limited July 7. Through trains with modern equipment and convenient schedules offered by the railroad.
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Southern Railway
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