Funeral invitations span Norton and Spink families in Georgia
The notice asks Norton relatives from Jacksonville Fort Worth and Brownwood plus Miss Fay Spink and others from Austell Locust Grove Morrow and Austell to attend A J Norton funeral at Church of Immaculate Conception with pallbearers invited. Interment Greenwood. A second notice invites Roy W Spink and kin from Austell to First Baptist Austell for 3:30 pm funeral with Rose Hill cemetery interment and pallbearers named. Terminal train departure advised for attendees.
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Gulard
West Boule
Tinsaeasnia
Peter
Alademas
Gentral Avenue
Axclay &Brandon
Roan
Greenwood
Boylsto
Hester
Drayton
Belsten
A. G. Shaw
James Shaw
Burdette
Gévinithy
HL Mason
Claud C.mason
Carlos H. Mason
Hugh W. Magen
Conie Masson
J. C.mason
J. C.mason,are Invited To Attend,the Funeral of Mrs. Leymnithy Hi.Mason
West Enlil Presb Tarian
H.W. Stimaon
West View Cemetery
Paul E. Snead
Center Street
Selock
Indalyn Snead
Ray
Jack Snead
R. HE. Snead
Alma Maria Capes
J. A. Capes
V. J. Ray
2A. Capes
R. H. Capes
Mt. Harmony Baptist Church
RK. L. Holt
W. He Beiers
Rev. Ward
Mason and Turner Road
Center Hit
T. D. White
J. W. Britt
O. H. Sprating
R.A. Turner
Roy Garvin
Hugh Garvin
Harry G. Poole
Brownwood
Texas
A. J. Norton
Church of Immaculate Conception
Robert J. Kennedy
Harry G. Pooly
Jack Holt
Joseph Norton
W. B. Wee
Will Parks
Arthur Holt
Oeawamane
Roy W. Spink
Spink
Austell
W.b.gilbert
Morrow
Fay Spink
Locust Grove
Clyde Spink
Ose Spink
Auste
Emme Spink
Loyd Spink
Luke Spink
Wiliam Spink
Firet Baptist Church
Lewis Fowler
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alison Thompson
Dewey Irvin
Grady Causey
Connie’ Roberts
Lewis Mogley
Regie Tlay
Southern Railway
Pelock
Black man fatally shot by Joe Cox in Fraser Street incident
Sam Burkhart, 26, of 226 Conway Street, a Black man, was mortally wounded late Sunday night on Fraser Street after a quarrel with Joe Cox who fired at Burkhart and another man. Cox fled but is expected to be arrested today. Witnesses say Cox fired twice, Burkhart dying from a forehead wound.
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Sam Burkhart
Conway Street
Joe Cox
Richmond
Nere
Fraser
Cox
Fraser, Street
Burkhart
Fugitives and shooting reported in Atlanta area
A man fled before police arrival after a shooting on Piedmont near Pine. Emma Winston was shot in the stomach by Melvin Thrilkeld, who escaped. she was rushed to Grady Hospital in critical condition. A separate case notes George Dovelas held on assault and wife beating charges. Douglas was found beaten at Highland Avenue, bound with wire, and is also hospitalized. the suspect is in custody with bonds set or pending.
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Emma Winston
Piedmont Avenue
Merritts Avenue
Melvin Thriikeld
Pine Street
Piedmont
George Dovelas
Sherman Alley
Douglas
Hudson and
Bishop
mHon
Highland Avenue
Grady Hospital
Notable Deaths in Atlanta and Nearby Areas
Obituaries and notices list several local deaths: A C Hale, 45, of Atlanta, died Sunday at a private hospital. W H Hale, a brother, and an infant son are mentioned among survivors. Alma Marie Capes, 22, of Center IM, died at home with parents J A Capes and two brothers among survivors. A J Norton, 60, of Warren Place, died at home. widow and three sons survive, plus a daughter and siblings. Z M Whatley, former Monroe county resident, died recently at home near Laurel Hill Fis after moving from Southwest Georgia and Florida. The notices provide survivor details and familial relations.
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Alma Marie Capes
Alma Marie. Capes
Mason and Turner Road
Center IM
Mra
J. A. Capes
B. J. Ray
F. A
B. L. Capes
Warren Place
R. F
J. S
G. T. Norton
A. H. Fieeras
J.T. Mi. Whatley
Julette
Jy, Z. M. Whatley
Monroe County
Laurell Hill
Fis
Florida
Georgia
Summer trips to the East via Savannah
Control of Georgia railway to Savannah then by ship to Baltimore Boston New York and Philadelphia offers a delightful eastbound journey. For reservations rates contact W. H. Fogg, Division Passenger Agent, Central of Georgia Ry., 406 Fourth National Bank Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
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Georgia
Savannah
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
W. H. Fogg
Central
of Georgia
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta
Aetas
Adve
American Telephone dividend announced for 1921 payable July 15
American Telephone and Telegraph declares a 1921 dividend of two dollars and twenty five cents per share to stockholders registered at close of business on June 20, 1922. Treasurer H Blair-Smith notes the payment date as Friday July 15, 1921.
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American’ Telephone & Telegraph “Company
War Time Inflation Bill Would Deeply Hurt Economy
Secretary Mellon’s proposed bonus bond issuance risks a major disruption to the economy. The author argues it would crash Liberty and Victory bonds values, spark inflation, and hurt farmers and industry. He warns of a new credit crunch and delayed recovery, urging caution before enacting any large bonus.
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Walter C. Brown
New York Commercial
United News
New York
Thatmont
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Harding
House
Senate
Itill
Europe
Thun
Hindustry
EXPECT FOREIGN WHEAT DEMAND FORECASTS WEEK AHEAD
Traders foresee foreign demand shaping wheat markets this week amid mixed export activity. Prices edged lower last week as buying cooled. July and September positions held gains but failed to surpass prior week closes. Government crop data show slight shifts in winter and spring wheat totals, with farm reserves steady around four million dollars and eighty-seven million bushels of reserves.
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Chicago
Moderate Advances Feature Week in N O Cotton
New Orleans reports moderate cotton advances with week high near week end. July futures rise to 11.74 and October to 12.48, net weekly gains 44 to 66 points. Spot Middling up 50 points to 11.40, world demand and Liverpool activity cited as key factors. sales and inquiries by merchants noted.
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New Orleans
Gemahd
Liverpool
Gossin
puneRg
War Finance loan eases cotton grower funding
Reported plans show the War Finance Corporation agreeing to lend 35,000,000 to long staple cotton growers in Mississippi to finance this year’s crop. Traders note steady freight and shipper commitments, with exports booked ahead to January and shipments filling month by month.
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Itabl Ib Feist
Fillad
Ocean Room
Freieht
Brent
War Finance Corporation
Sailings of Cur Creole and Excel Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cur Creole Excel sailings, with port references including Port Arthur and a Texaco 147. a Viking and Vera Craz appear in garbled phrases. No cohesive event or outcome is readable. Entities are uncertain due to text corruption.
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Texaco
Port Arthur
Toh
Getbat Viking
Vera Craz
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