Springs and Many Relatives Return to Atlanta Area
Sulphur Springs and surrounding areas report multiple families returning from travels and visits. Mitch Mountain ranch in Belen Georgia, Mr and Mrs Russell and Gray Baker returned from Signal Mountain. James and Duffy families back from Tate Springs. Mrs Mary Nevin heads to St Simons Island to visit Kontz family. Mrs R L Goodman summering in North Carolina. Enos Hartman Jr among Atlanta youths at Camp Wawa near Lebanon. Harris Wilensky vacationing with friends in Cumberland and Great Smoky mountains of Tennessee and the Carolinas. Crockett family visiting Americus. George family at home on Penn Avenue. Nevin to St Simons. Elizabeth Kontz and Ernest Kontz to visit. Mrs Deal visiting cousin Miss Louise Laser in Druid Hills. Victor Lamar Smith bound for Sewanee. Murphy party back from Grove Park Inn and Asheville. Spratt announce birth of daughter Gertrude Guerard July 5. Norman Giles and family at Lakemont cottage. Holliday and Thompson French back from coast fishing trip. Mathers to move to Wesley Road home in late July. Wing family back from New England and Amherst centennial, with Palmer visits.
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Mary Nevin
St. Simons Lelana
C. Crockett
Americus
Re. W
George
Penn Avenue
St. Simons
Misa Izabeth Kontz
Ernest, Kontz
John E. Murphy
Julia and Catharine Murphy
Mamie Gatins
Atlanta
Asheville
N. Y
Grove Perk Inn
Nelson Spratt
Gertrude Guerard
Gunboat arrives at Tampico port
Mexico City July 7 The US gunboat Sacramento arrived in Tampico harbor and will stay 24 hours under international law. Mexican officials avoided commenting on naval strength while President Obregon defended oil taxes and said Tampico labor conditions were not as bad as reports suggested, with about five thousand unemployed being assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Sacramento
Washington
Tampico
Bas P. Caltes
Interior
Vesels
Obregon
Mexican
Mexico
Dirigible Burns but Commander Saves All Lives
Norfolk Virginia July 7 The navy dirigible C-3 caught fire at 400 feet over Hempton Roads naval base. Commander Lieutenant B Y Johnson protected crew guiding descent as pilot Lieutenant C C Atwood steered to a safe landing despite flames. Six men burned lightly but none seriously injured. the craft was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hempton Roads
B. Yj. Johnson
C.C. Atwood
Lieuttenant Atwood
D. W. Russell
M. Lemaky
Salaries Reduced for Nashville Chattanooga and Louisville Officials
Nashville July 7 reductions in salaries of every employee and officer from president to track walker of the Nashville Chattanooga and Louisville railway. The pay cut took effect July 1 and averaged about 60 percent of the increases granted in August 1920, announced from the office of President W R Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Tonn
Walker
W. R. Cole
Nashville, Chattanooga , and Louis Railway
Witness Testimony Ties Kaber Wife to Murder Plot
Cleveland July 7 Testimony showed Daniel F Kaber was murdered with accusations that his widow Eva Catherine Kaber planned and ordered the killing. Witnesses included a nurse a lieutenant a doctor and a palmist who described claims and alleged confessions from Kaber and remarks from Mrs Kaber about killing him for his life insurance.
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Cleveland
Daniel F. Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mr. Kaber
L. B. Miller
Lakewood
Kaber
Miller
W. J. Quigley
Alfred Maschke
Goth
Maurice Bernon
Kaher
William J. Corrigan
Quigley
Francis W. Poulson
Miler
F. W. Utterback
Utter Back
Mary Brickel
Marian McArdle
Gtrl
Miss McArdle
Fate of Douglas II Killing Case in Hands of Jury
The trial of James Douglas, a former serviceman and mountaineer, charged with shooting Sheriff A. G. Catron on Lookout Mountain on May 29, ended with the jury deliberating after a morning session. Douglas admitted the act while arguing he did not know Catron was an officer, with Judge Moses Wright presiding late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
James Douglas
A. G. Catron
Lookout Mountain
Douglas
Moses Wright
Catron
Hip
Retroactive Rent Law Considered in New Orleans
New Orleans July 7 state housing commission announces passage of a retroactive rental law as part of its anti high rent program. The proposal creates a special rent commission with authority to revise leases signed under eviction threat as commission officers hear public testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
State Housing Commission
New Orleans Police May Patrol Coatless In Heat
New Orleans July 7 Mayor Andrew McShane announced he will urge the police board at tomorrow's meeting to permit officers to dispense with their coats during hot weather. The plan aims to ease summer discomfort for patrolmen while maintaining public safety and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Andrew McShane
Police Board
Conger is elected Bainbridge mayor in 162-vote win
Bainbridge Georgia July 7 Special A B Conger yesterday defeated J R Wilson for mayor by 162 votes. Aldermen chosen were M L Mayes E T Hines J D Bower Y T Hornsby F E Strickland and P M Lewis. Women played important part in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
A. B. Congee
J.R. Wilson
M. L. Mayes
E. T. Hines
J. D. Bower
J. Hornsby
F.E. Strickland
P.M. Lewis
Rioting and martial law grip Fitzgerald amid railroad strike
Reports detail martial law in Fitzgerald with troops patrolling railroads and business districts after a wage cut sparked strikes. Union leaders meet Gov Hardwick to insist violence is not their aim while officials reiterate restraint and orderly action.
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Fitzgerald
Hardwick
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Val J. Fitzpatrick
Svernor
J. M. Lamsey
G. W. Marshall
Grand Lodge
International Association of Machinists
D. Gorman
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Piedmont Hotel
Chicago
Russell
Vicious
Railroad Labor Board
Democrats Score G O P Tariff Bill
A late page of the debate outlines Democrats attacking a Republican tariff measure. Analysis labels the plan as harmful to U S imports citing dropped foreign trade and fears of appraisers setting uncertain values. The piece argues the bill would undermine import trade and extend protection to select industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding Plans Steps for Disarmament
President Harding outlines forthcoming moves toward universal arms limitation after talks with Senators at the Capitol. He plans White House discussions with Senator Borah of Idaho and awaits a date for a tripartite conference aiming at a five year naval cutback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Capitol
White House
Botan
Idaho
Borah
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Constance Pearson
Florence Kingsley Falla
Alto
Theresa Wood
J. EB. Clower
East Lake
E. Br, Kirk, Missea Hazel
Dorothy Kirk
White Tr
Ansley Rathskeller
Durham Jewelry CO
Durham
Edgewood Avy
Odaker
Mitch Mountain Ranch
Belen
Mire
Gray Bakers
Signal Mountain
James Duffy
Tate Springs
Max. Harris Wilensky
Cumberland and
Glue Hidge Mountains
Tennessee
Sourth Carolina
L. & Deal
Dothan
Ala. Iy
Louise Laser
Ponce’ de Leon Avenue
Druid Hills
Victor Lamar Smith
Sewanee, Ga
Norman Giles
J. DB. Sheldon
Spratt
Lakemont
Thompson French
James . Holliday
W. L. Mathers
Wesley Road
Mrs. McCrea French
Newton C. Wing
Roger
New England
Amherst College
Wing
Palmer
Mass
MUSE
Egres Ae
Geo. Muse Clothing& Co
Peachtree
Walton——Broad
Tampico Port
Dirigible
Commander
Eva Kaber
Douglas II
Stone
Stone's Cakes
Conger
Beg
JNU
Pat
Oveice
Emma
Exmirta Colavite
Aarse
Mra
Colavito
W. M. Martin
Joint Co-Operative Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Committee
Treasury Department
Bacco Bisa Area
Canada
India
China
Japan
Great Reductions
Children’s Straw
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