Short Meeting Of City Council Today
City council plans a brief regular session this afternoon due to Fourth of July celebrations. A new fire chief and two tax assessors will be chosen, club license applications proceed, and a veto message from Mayor Woodward may halt licenses. Several police committee actions on clubs are expected, with multiple candidates for chief and tax assessor roles, including Cummings, Coty, Fress-Jey, Terrell, Harrison, Meador, Lips, Sewell, and Waffett.
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Firs
Woodward
Leenses
Exnove
Bill Coty
Rod Fress- Jey
John Terrell
J UW Harrison
Feedar P
R Harrison
We Meador
Grarme Lips
James Sewell
West End Bank
E Waffett
Board of Health
Postal Revenues Return to Normal Says Burleson
Washington July 4 Postmaster General Burleson announced postal revenues are returning to normal after wartime depletion. He credited department economies and cooperative effort for an unex pected balance of appropriations that kept service standards, extended facilities, and salary safeguards despite a large potential shortfall.
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Washington
Burleson
Congress
East Lake Officials Plan School Building and Bonds
East Lake officials announce plans for a new schoolhouse with four classrooms and a town hall room, as bids open for a bonds issue to fund street, sewer, water, and other municipal improvements. Architect Fay Geldert, and committees led by Hook Thurman and Joseph Richardson, oversee plans with work expected to start soon. Property valuations rise ahead of the projects, with about ten residences already reassessing.
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East Lake
Kobingen Humphrey Wordlaw Company
Will Immentery
Unk Bond Company
Denser 9
TB Fay
Mies
Gelderts
Hook Thurman
Joseph Richardson
Tn Dress
J Tilson Howard Geldert
meeBhia
Layt Lake
Three Negroes Lynched in Jones County
Report notes a lynching near Round Oak in Jones County at the home of W I King. Voices say Thurman, Walter Brooks, and Jim Ritchie were involved. a confrontation over a missing Thurman escalated when a shotgun was fired, causing instant death. The three men reportedly fled toward Macon.
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W I King
Round Oak
Turner
Will Ftrfirman
Mr Turner
NO DIVIDED ALLEGIANCE WARNS CHAMP CLARK
St Louis and Kansas City host Americanization Day events with Gov and ex-Gov speakers urging loyal civic duty while stressing that allegiance cannot be split between nations. Two youths become new citizens as crowds watch patriotic films and celebrate naturalization.
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Champ Clark
St. Louis
Amp Clark
Fran
Kansas City
Italian Minister Leaves Durazzo for Rome on Albania Situation
Corfu dispatch reports the Italian minister at Durazzo has departed for Rome to confer with the government on Albania amid Serbian occupation of Durazzo. Durazzo is an Albanian seaport about 67 miles south of Scutari.
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Rome
Paris
Corvieré D'Itale
Corfu
Durasso
Albania
de Parse
Durazzo
Gottschalk Singing Delights 3000 at Auditorium
A Sunday afternoon concert at the Auditorium Armor featured Robert Gottschalk as soloist with Dr Fawin Arthur Kraft. The 3000 attendees praised Gottschalk’s extraordinary vocal range and beauty, noting his lineage as grandson of the famed composer and his acclaim in New York and New Orleans. He performed Le Reve, Amour, and other selections with Kraft accompanying on piano.
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Audtorium Armor
Robert Gottschalk
Fawin Arthur Kraft
Health and sanitation for farmers and rural homes
An editorial urges prompt disease detection and sanitation in country life. It stresses health as the keynote of prosperity, advocates signs of contagious disease at homes, cleaner stables and water practices, and warns that neglect harms neighbors and communities. It also discusses preventing disease spread and a farmer’s duty to protect others.
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Dikelt
Fea
United States
Rey
Tiatian Uonda
Staibles
Sucker cultivation and seed gathering guidance in pasture
The passage discusses cheap seed gathering from sucker plants and old plant matter. It advises not grazing too early, allowing fruit to fully mature, and using mature fruit for seed. It suggests removing part of the herd to collect seed for the next year and notes variations across regions.
Southern Railway restarts engine department with 250 workers
The Southern Railway announces 250 men are put to work again in the engine department after a three month shutdown. In the car department workers switch to day shifts as the company resumes better times and steadier operations.
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Southern Railway
Alfred Kidd obituary notes early death in town
Alfred Kidd died in the afternoon at age ten. He survived by his parents and brothers, with a list of relatives and guardians mentioned in the notice. The obituary records the family’s location and references a local church or town context.
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Alfred Kidd
Alfrad
E¢ Brothers
Collision of Fragments: Kathleen Curry Dies in Georgia Home
The fragmentary report notes Kathleen Curry aged 14 died Sunday at home on South Ashby Street. Mother Mrs George Totry and relatives are named among the mourners. The piece mentions Confederate veteran J. Peeples and local names, with a vague account of funeral or burial details.
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Kathleen Curry
Kathleen Curris
Sun
Hea Nom
South Ashby Strict
Wrs
George Tots
Raister
Ore
I Roth
Georgi Mathill Tiban Ang
Pembroke Curry
Police Probe Murders on Courtlard Street
Police investigate a double murder case on Courtlard Street where a woman was killed in her home by an unknown assailant. A second victim, a man, died from stab wounds after being taken to a nearby hospital. No suspects or witnesses have been identified, and investigations continue.
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Courtlard Street
Tao
Magia
Fiscad
Sn Ied
Mob Attacks Black Worker Over Threat Letters
Authorities in Dekalb County reported a fatal mob attack on a Black farm hand after alleged threats were linked to letters about stolen cotton seed. The incident near Priston followed days of rumors as investigators pursued the writer’s identity.
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Dekalb Misa
Yore
Skemper County
Priston
Ufe
Great Grain Exports From New Orleans Set Record
New Orleans July 41 breaking all previous high records for a similar period by approximately 34 million bushels. June total reached 63 36 393 bushels per a statement from the board of trade. Wheat tied with 48 510 751 bushels as against 13 174 655 last year. Shipments of corn and oats showed an increase of 3 383 753 bushels over 1912 94 period.
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New Orleans
Board of Trade
Referendum on Seaman's Law Here by July Fourth
Washington July 4 A referendum on the seamens law enacted by the last congress has been ordered by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. It was announced tonight the chamber directors had asked all affiliated organizations to express their opinion of this act which shipping interests declare fraught with disastrous consequences for the American merchant marine.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Treasury's Financials Show Surplus Versus Last Year
The condition of the United States treasury at yesterday's close shows general fund $75,4, Totals receipts $1,576,180 and total payments $1,919,487. The best fiscal year is $5,670,52 against $249,905 surplus last year, exclusive of Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Trade Shows Great Gain During Part Six Months
Bradstreet notes improving trade with favorable weather and seasonable goods moving from retailers. War orders loom large. steel and machine tool sectors expand while lumber and export markets show mixed gains. Overall, economic activity brightens into midyear with finance and credit stabilizing amid persistent war-driven demands.
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America
Promini
New
Foreign Exchange Wobble Tugs Markets Across Oceans
New York reports an extremely weak foreign exchange market with unsettled conditions and a volatile week. The piece notes a surge in bank surplus reserves, high prices, and short term rate pressures while American bonds attract higher returns. It mentions lower London exchange levels and a weakening New York city loan counter as the dollar balance shifts amid tax and collateral questions.
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New York
Millish Jean
Steel Industry Signals Stable Conditions and Busy Railroad Orders
Conditions in the steel trade remain satisfactory with plant utilization around the mid 80s percent range and several export and domestic orders in motion. Railroad equipment demand shows mixed results as Burlington and others place large contracts for hundreds to thousands of cars and rails, bars, and wire products circulate for export and domestic projects.
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Burlington
Chicago St Paw Minneapolia
Omaha
Isjim
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Domotic Industrial Lines
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Krance
Catcage
American Bridge Company
Avenu
St Louis
Fragmented OCR summary of legal notice and notices
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions statutory terms and names in a scattered legal notice. Content is incomplete with missing context, dates, and parties.
Untitled fragment from 1965 drug settlement notice
Fragmentary OCR text referencing homes provided for in evidence, a lien by a party named DOLL LIEN, and a village, with a 1965 date and monetary figures such as $250 and percentages. No clear event, person, or location fully readable.
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Agical
Professional Cards for Batam Albert Howell and Others
A garbled notice lists names such as Batam Albert Howell and Hugh WM Dorsey with law firm references Brewster Howell Heyman at various Lae offices. It mentions addresses, phone hints, and a 20 percent figure, all appearing as an industry card snippet from Atlanta.
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Batam
Albert Howell
Hugh WM Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster Howell & Heyman
Oy Attorneya
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