Woman Charged with Murder in Gainesville GA Killing
Juda Mary Townsend faces a coroner's jury verdict of murder after the death of Dr. J. R. Arrington last Friday. The inquest described the scene, with Townsend allegedly firing a shotgun after a dispute over payment. A mob reportedly threatened to burn Townsend’s home, which later burned with livestock perishing in the flames. Prosecution is led by County Solicitor Kenyon with assistance from the Solicitor-General.
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Jgainesville
Juda
Mary Townsend
J. R. Arrington
Dr. Arrington
Dr. Averington
Townsend
Gainesville
Howard Thompson
W. J. Phillips
Italian Ambassador Escapes Death In Pittsburg Platform Collapse
Vittorio Rolandi Ricci Italian ambassador to the United States and Bishop Hugh C Boyle narrowly escaped injury when the platform for an orphanage dedication collapsed in Pittsburg. About 150 people on stage were rescued. speaker advance to the front entrance to finish remarks at St. Anthony's Orphanage for Fatherless Children of Western Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
Vittorio Rolandi Ricci
Italy
United States
Hugh C. Boyle
St. Anthony's Orphanage
Pennsylvania
I Marner
Pact Not Intend to Affect America and Anglo Japanese Alliance
The article argues the Anglo Japanese alliance should not affect the United States. It states Japan seeks friendship with Britain and stability in the Pacific while maintaining good will with the United States. It denies aggressive designs toward China and underscores mutual respect and shared commercial interests as guiding principles.
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United States
Japan
Par Teast
China
Retail Milk Report Probes With Sterilizers and Samples
Retail milk producers supply data on steam sterilizers and bacterial analyses. The report lists numerous dairies and individuals from Atlanta Decatur and nearby areas, with totals ranging into hundreds of thousands and millions, highlighting industry concentrations and test results.
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Howse
Atlanta
Hemlack
C. x Beott
Decatur
Gaumont Dairy
Herlock
Lauderdale Dairy
East
Rove Hill Dairy
Silver Leaf Dairy
Hem
C. Johnson
J. Moog
Main
B.D
Moor
Mele
Muley
J. H. Johnson
Aokey Dairy Main
D. A. Pickle
Georgia
B. Beavery
Becatur
Granper & Adnan
RGL
Tugeié
Hom
Snoyrdrift
Pleudland Farm
Tuwden
Ivy
Way
Coffes
A. Hy Neeson
G. Campbell
G. A. Kean
Heim
Medlock
Mathis
Pracy v . i
Garu
Nolan
É Barton
Morrow
Az Iuap
VP. Hightower
Ores W. C. House
Land Avenue
Ae Cani
Guster
Federate
Hewitt
Ben
S.cou
Whitehead
Catur
Johnson
F. Cox
Te A
Ancett Bros. & Jones
Tuchnead
Dalry
Beatiol’s
Kirkwood
F. Beaty
J. B. Woolf
Tarker & Kent
Key
RS. Thigle
de- D. Baul
D. K. Gazaway
Atianta
Gibert
White
F. Sprayberr
Tarker
Lizzie "Cason
Bagwell
Grebl
Herstock
W. A
Parker
H. J. Pirkle
Georgie
W. N
Brantley
Attentek
Atenania Aenges
Rogers
Flaq Jones
Wianta
Geo. Haley
R.A
Hil Dairy
New York and Boston Fourth of July Parade Tone
The article notes anarchist parade fears in New York amid Fourth of July demonstrations and cites Rev. Willbur Crafts condemning anti-prohibition marchers. It mentions Jersey City planning a strong anti-prohibition display reviewed by Governor Edwards and Boston distributing eight tons of ice cream to children as a main Fourth of July festivity. Also reports the Fourteenth Artillery band at Port Screven, Savannah, retained for detached service after earlier disbandment orders.
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Willbur Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Carpentier
New York
Jersey City
Dr. Crafts
Edwards
Boston
Savannah
Fourteenth Artillery
Bort Screven
Guich
Over Five Billion Is Cost for Year Of U S Government
Washington reports the United States government spent 5 115 927 689 dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30 and ran revenues of 5 624 982 960 dollars. Expenditures averaged about forty million daily in the final week. The year saw a debt peak of 23 977 450 552 dollars, with securities sales totaling 8 864 908 322 dollars and redemptions at 9 182 307 100.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Ement
Purse Presented to Dr. L. O. Bricker at Church
Rev L O Bricker pastor of the First Christian Church received a handsome alligator purse and 125 dollars from the board of elders and deacons as a token of appreciation for ten years of faithful service. He will depart for New York state for a five week vacation this week with Dr Moore filling his pulpit.
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L. 0. Bricker
First Christian Church
New York State
Moore
Metro picture house opens in Atlanta on Fourth of July
Atlanta readsies for holiday as the Metropol itan theater at Broad and Luckie opens this morning and is to be formally dedicated at 9 15. City offices banks courts and many stores close for the day while the Atlanta Scottish association plans its tenth annual Burns cottage grounds basket picnic.
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Moving Picture House
Metropolitan Theater
Broad and
Luckie Streets
State Capitol
General Assembly
Atlanta Scottish Association
Burns Cottage
Atlanta Burns Club
Two Prison Terms in Shooting of Third Brother
Savannah July 3 Special Three to four years in the penitentiary passed on Palignac and Elliott Bourquin brothers for shooting Guilleman Bourquin on April 1. The shooting ended a bitter family feud over the father's estate. The brothers claimed Guilleman denied their rights. witnesses said the two attacked the third brother near his business, firing as he fled and kicking him when down. The victim, a prominent merchant and noted rifleman, has not recovered.
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Savannah
Palignac
Elliott Bourquin
Guilleman Bourquin
Guilleman
Hhe
Weevil Threaten Chattooga Cotton Crop in Georgia
In Lyerly and surrounding Chattooga County areas farmers report severe boll weevil damage to young cotton. Squares form and fall as insects attack buds and squares. A visiting boll weevil expert advised calcium arsenate dusting on small plants, noting low cost per acre, with ongoing efforts to burn affected squares and destroy grubs.
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Lyerly
Chattooga County
South Georgia
Big celebration of Fourth at Trion
Lyerly Ga July 3 Special Ags has been the custom for the past several years the Fourth of July will be observed in an elaborate manner at Trion an interesting program having been arranged At noon an old fashioned basket dinner will be spread Baseball games both in the morning and afternoon between two strong amateur teams will be added attractions In Lyerly the day will be spent in a quiet manner many having planned fishing trips others left Saturday for nearby summer resorts for a few days outing
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Lyerly
Trion
Sylvester Postoffice Raised to Second Class Status
The Sylvester postoffice was upgraded from third to second class on July 1. Postmaster A H Overton's leadership over the past three years is cited as key to the improvement, with the office having made rapid progress compared to the state.
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Sylvester
A. H. Overton
Ireland Prepares for Peace Conference Amid Tense Unrest
In Ireland heavy violence continues as a bridge blast in County Kildare and threats of renewed attacks mark the eve of Monday talks between northern and southern representatives. Rumors link General Smuts to a peace movement in Ireland and prayers rise in churches for conference success. Sinn Fein hold up a Kerry mail train. two raiders killed and three soldiers wounded as the train burns near Midleton Cork.
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County Tipperary
Waterford
County Kildare
Erenes
Irea
UTS
Reland
Vondon
General J.cmuts
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Associated Press
General Smuts
London Times
Ardfert
Kerry
Midleton
Cork
Pirate Newspaper Details Carpentier Victory in First Round
A pirate news sheet published as Nouvelles Sportives claimed Carpentier defeated Dempsey in the first round within thirty seconds after the fighters entered. Crowds in cafes and hotels bought the sheet while reliable papers later reported Dempsey’s victory, causing disbelief until Geneva learned the truth.
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Nouvelles Sportives
Spentier
Dempsey Rockout
Ting
Dempsey
Geneva
Letter Carriers Will Open Meet Today in Sea City
Savannah Ga July 3 Special The Rural Letter Carriers association of the state will hold a two days convention at the Hotel Savannah Monday and Tuesday July 9 and 10 with G Wall Eliaville as president G T Pippin Round Oak vice president W A Keown Rome secretary and treasurer J A Roark Flowery Branch TH W Taylor Cuthbert editors R F D department Tri Weekly Atlanta Constitution executive committee W R Woods Dawson J W Pickens Gameville Gray Meeks Nichols insurance committee W A Keown Rome chairman F A Jones Tallbotten B W Burch Helena
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Savannah
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association of the State
W. R. Woods
Dawson
J. W.pickens
Gameaville
Gray Meeks
Nichols
W. A. Keown
Rome
F. A. Jones
Tallbotten
B. W. Burch
Helena
Successful Revival Ends in Dublin Georgia
Dublin Ga July 3 Special The revival meetings at the Methodist church ended with large crowds attending twice daily in a large tent. Evangelist Miller of Tennessee preached powerful sermons and many new members joined. The final sermon tonight was The Unpardonable Sin. Morning consecration service topic was The Call of Abraham.
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Dublin
Methodist Church
Trvangelist
Miller
Tennessee
Amusement Directory theater listings and features
Lyric Theater and Metropolitan Theater show weeklong programs headlined by Behind the Scenes with John Delmore and Goldie Moore. A Fourth of July matinee at 2 20 this afternoon opens the bill with Vinret Carson Rapps and the Clara Pheodoros Trio among other acts.
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John Delmore
Goldie Moore
Vinret Carson
Comedienne
Rapps
Clara Pheodoros
Vaudeville and Screen Features Across City Theaters
Loew's Grand opens with an all star vaudeville program led by G Swayne Gordon and company in a travesty With the Old Love. Other acts include Herman ang Brisco and Kneeland Powers in Tit for Tats, the Norvells in In an Artist's Studio, and Barker Williams in It Can Be Done. Screen acts fill Tudor, Rialto, Criterion, Borsyth, Strand, Willam Farnum, Vendette, Alpha theaters daily through the week.
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G. Swayne Gordon
Hermen
Brivcog
Hnesland & Power
Earle Williams
the Grand
sAn
Eore
Loew's Grand
Herman
Ang
Brisco
Kneeland
Powers
The
Norvells
DeBrowne
Barker Williams
Storms Leave Meigs Wreckage and Down Wires
A damaging wind storm struck Meigs Georgia on Saturday producing ruined buildings and uprooted trees. J L Proctor home damaged by lightning others including Meigs Variety works and Meigs Fertilizer works lost smoke stacks. D Z Osteen’s barn leveled and Howard Sasser’s garage demolished with cars damaged. Fifty large trees felled disrupting fishk lines and telephones. Thomasville reports electrical storms with outages but no major damage.
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Meigs
J. L. Proctor
Ughthire
Meigs Variety Works
Meigs Fertilizer Works
D. Z. Osteen
Howard Sasser
Fireworks Display At Lakewood Tonight Ends Holiday Alcoholic
A Lakewood Park Independence Day finale will combine Saturday and Monday programs into a double show tonight with aerial displays and set pieces. Races start at 1 PM Monday and run through the afternoon followed by a moving pictures program at Sylvan Terrace.
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Lakewood Park
Atlanta
Flolalgs
Sylvan Terrace
Tresa2
Klesius
Mary G. Willie
Altoona
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Alpha Theater
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