Busy Georgia residents travel and visits reported
Itown notes July 1 attendance at assemblies in the Georgia mountains through September. Several residents plan trips or departures this week including Hiram Melone at Wriest tea, Mrs. Clyde Haymes and son James heading to Wrightsville Beach, Mrs. Ellen Anderson at St Joseph's infirmary, and Mrs. Frank Pearson leaving for New reacorey in August.
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Tyecreat
Iher
Plang End
iGeorgia Mountains
Hiram Melone
Clyde
Haymes
James
Wrightaville Beach
Ellen ‘Anderson
St. Euseph’s” Infirmary
Frank Pearson
New Reacorey
Alexander
Rochester
Mira
Henry Beerman
Henry Balmon
New York
Boston
Bishop Kettey
Savannah
Atlanta
Miason Marguerite Gresham
Margaret White
C. W. Shirley
Warrenton
Misa Clementine “MacGregor
Copennill Avenue
Tennessee Industries Resume Operations At Milne Chair Plant
Chattanooga July 18 Milne Chair company a major southern concern resumed operations today after a two week shutdown and prior curtailment with expectations of reaching full capacity soon. John Astor Squires and Associates of New York recently purchased Dayton Coal and Iron holdings and will place the plant in operation within a week. The Astor collieries have been incorporated in Delaware with a capital of 1.5 million dollars for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Milne Chair Company
South
John Astor Squires, and Associates
New York
Dayton Coal and Iron Company
Dayton, Tenn
Astor Collieries
Delaware
Sacramental Wine Rules Protested Before Prohi Chief
Washington July 18 Manufacturers of sacramental wines and religious representatives pressed Prohibition Commissioner Haynes over proposed rules governing sacramental wine. Clergy argued wholesale druggists cannot supply standard wines. The tentative regulations would let bonded producers distribute their own wine but bar sales of others’ products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Change for Better by Kaber Woman
Cleveland Ohio July 18 A slight change for the better was noted this morning in the physical condition of Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber convicted on Saturday and sentenced to imprisonment for the murder of her husband Daniel F Kaber Mrs Kaber slept a little last night and ate sparingly the first sleep of food she had since she was carried back to her cell from the courtroom after hearing sentence pronounced on her Her daughter Marian McArdie a waiting trial charged with first degree murder of Kabher is constantly with her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Ka
Aho
Marian McArdie
Kabher
Telephone Trust Faces 25 Percent Rate Hike Fight
Knoxville July 18 in a nationwide probe into interlocking contracts diversions. Twenty protesting cities and exchanges, led by Knoxville City Attorney Roy H Besler, urged the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co to remove interlocking agreements with American Telephone and Telegraph and other subsidiaries. They demand setting aside revenue shares, fair rate distribution, immediate appraisal of Tennessee holdings, and an audit of the company books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Cke Gut
Nashville
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ty Ee
Roy H. ‘Besler
American Telephone Jand Telegraph
Cumberlland Company
Tennessee
Hoover Expects Further Offers On Nitrate Plant
Washington reports Secretary Hoover said several private parties may bid for the nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Henry Ford submitted a lease proposal for 100 years at 1.5 million dollars with a 5 million cash payment. Du Pont and other chemical and power firms reportedly considered proposals but no definite offers were made. Hoover noted offers could be sent to him or directly to Secretary Weeks, who is weighing Ford’s proposal.
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Washington
Muncle Shoals
Alg
Henry’ Ferdine
Hoover
du Pont
Dhemicat
Ford
Weeks
Two Men and Woman Face Grave Charges in Georgia
Eld Lare Lane Torri Johnson and Dora Williams, all white, are jailed in Bulloch County for alleged criminal assault involving a 13 year old girl. Lane is charged with criminal assault, while Johnson and Williams face accessory and kidnapping charges. The girl, daughter of a widow near Biltch, was brought for examination with her mother. Neighbors said the girl screamed as she was forced into a buggy and driven toward Jenkins County where the crime is said to have occurred. The Jenkins County sheriff, attorney, and physician went to Bulloch to take the prisoners, but authorities refused to surrender. the trio remain in Jenkins County custody awaiting transfer.
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Statesboro
Eld Lare
Torri Johnson
Dora Williams
Bulloch County
Lane
Johnson
Biltch
Jenkins County
Jankins County
Jenkins
Bullock’ County
Hye
Bulloch
Quiet follows Richland fight in Louisiana
Ragyile La July 18 four negroes killed and one white man wounded after a one hour battle in Richland parish. Sheriff Mark Cooper reports missing negroes near Gaines plantation. Ada and Clara Collins daughters of George Collins jailed for alleged provo cation. Three new grooms were held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragyile
Richland Parish
Mark Cooper
Gaines Plantation
Ada
Clara Collins
George Collins
Former U S Deputy Makes Guilty Plea in Memphis
Tyree Taylor former chief deputy United States marshal for the western district of Tennessee pleaded guilty at a federal court session to taking bribes to allow contraband liquor into Memphis. He was sentenced to seven years. Charges against Taylor’s associates were dismissed. The case followed a long nationwide search including New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tyree Taylor
United States
Tennessee
New Orleans
Cubs
Federal District Court
Taylor
Frank Garbarino
Chisto
Department of Justice
W. D. Kyser
Brunswick Negro Shot Dead Near Small Station
At Thalman station on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line, Dixon a well known Brunswick black man was shot and killed around 1:30 am. He stated before dying he did not know who fired. Haylor a one year old boy was arrested then released after coroner ruled the fatal bullet larger than the pistol he admitted firing.
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Brunswick
Speeljd
Dixon
Phot
Thalman
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Armen Haylor
Mercer University breaks ground for two buildings in 25 year plan
Ground was broken this morning in Macon Georgia for two Mercer University structures costing about 396000. The president's mansion and a grand dining hall will serve as a dormitory capable of housing about 1000 students in the new complex. The project marks the first phase of a twenty five year building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Mercer University
Japan uneasy over disarming at world conference
Washington dispatch reports growing Japanese unease as the United States invites a world conference to address Far Eastern questions. Tokyo weighs risks of full participation versus concessions that could erode prestige. Japan signals readiness to withdraw from Shantung and other issues through direct negotiations before the conference opens, with premeeting talks expected among invited powers.
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Ralph H. Turner
Uwnted News
Washington
State Department
Japan
Harding
Orient
China
Chinese Republic
Peking
Detkas
Shantung Province
Eo Ching
Ipernea
Japanesa
Conference notes friction in disarmament talks amid France and Russia
An official explanation states self protection may justify armament measures and that France’s stance on land armor limits could pose a hurdle. The coming meeting will also weigh Russia’s status and relations with other powers, shaping future policy considerations in Europe and Asia.
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Mberou
York
China
France
Nto
Russia
Europe
Asia
Peelagra Menace in Dixie Deepens Across Image
A public health report warns pellagra will claim about 100 000 Southern victims this year with at least 10 percent dying unless radical relief measures are taken. The trend reflects crop failures, tenant farmer credit squeeze, and widespread hunger as cotton markets falter.
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Public Health Service
Congresa
United States Public Health Service
Farm relief measures debated for cotton growers
The second stage of relief talks centers on a farm export corporation and credit expansion as Senator Simmons warns of universal bankruptcy if cotton prices stay low. Senator Watson of Georgia says small farmers lack money and credit and criticizes sending funds to Europe while American conditions worsen. Red Cross notes local famine actions. government relief viewed as more effective. Heflin and Norris press immediate passage of the farm export bill amid broad agricultural distress.
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Farm Export ‘Corporation
Eee
Health Service
Simmons
Watson
Georgia
Europe
Britain
America
South
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Norris
Committee On Agriculture
Reed
Missouri
Senate action on Norris bill faces hostile leaders
Fragmented notes indicate Senate leaders oppose a measure supported by 2 He Norris. The bill’s passage is deemed uncertain as leaders apply pressure and expect opposition, while the measure’s fate remains in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Norris
Senate
Two Are Released in Killing Probe Milledgeville GA
Milledgeville Ga July 18 Following investigation by the Spalding county grand jury into the death of Carl Watson whose body was found in the Oconee river August 26 1919 Genie Moran and John Simmons two of eight held in connection with the affair were released. Earlier arrests included Ike Seay John Simmons Geniel Moran Jake Brookins Winnie Brookins Shurley Seay Doble Robertson and Barnes Reynolds Homer Mashburn. Watson left Midway August 1 to take a job his body found August 22 skull crushed and neck shot.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Spe
Spalding County
Carl Watson
Oconee River
Genie Moran
John Simmons
Ike Seay
Geniel Moran
Jake Brookins
Winnie Brookins
Shurley Seay
Doble Robertson
Barnes
Reynolds
Homer Mashburn
Watson
Midway
Alleged Hat Theft In Oconee Brick and Tile Case
Page eleven reports officers weaving evidence around John Simmons in an alleged attempt at the Oconee Brick and Tile Company to sell Cherie Crosby a hat linked to a dead man. Crosby and Carl Watson tied the hat to Simmons who claimed Winnie Brook ing gave it. Simmons reportedly burned the hat in a furnace. Homer Mashburn was released Friday night.
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Curstatees
John Simmons
Oconee Brick and Tile ‘Company
Cheriie Crosby 4
Crosby
Carl
Watson
Crosthen
Simmons
Winnie Brooking
Homer Mashburn
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Shreveport
Louis Newel
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Kel
Kate ‘Noverts
Eufaula Ala
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William D.filis, Jr
Stiles
Georgia Owens
Baconton
Hilda Jackson
Nicholas Hinet
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Jonner
Ittner
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Honolulu
Suva
Australia
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Makura
Vancouver
B. DC
Aps
Comstantinofie
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Sacarchia
Cunard Line
Quebec
Fort St. George
Farness Bermuda Line
Whitehall Street
Wearie Baten
White Star
He North River
Houthamption
Asoras
Gibraleen
Hepler
Genoa
Vaneereo
Cherburg
Southampton
Aguut
Sant. i
Berengaria - Ak
Liverpool Aue
Waoanr
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Ang
Eqsthia
New
Ing
Robert J. O'Donnelly
Atlantic City
Ben Wetkins
Chiago
W. H. Caffey
Winthine
Ben, Jr
W. H Hunt
Williams’ Mill Road
Tennessee. Industries
PROHI
Kaber
Stewart’s
N.pryor ST
Telephone Trust
SNOW
Richland
Louisiana
U. S
Mercer
Government of China
Cleopatra
Eve
Egypt
General Electric Company
Carter Electric (Co
Beuchler’s
Borden-Wheeler Springs
Borden Springs
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Ty Curt Bateman
B.C. Bass
Mgr
Chas
A. Smith Drug Co
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