New York Exchange Sees Broad Buying Amid Global Unrest
The New York Stock Exchange surged in buying while Europe faltered with Serb crisis fears. Berlin led gains in American shares as Paris and London sold. overall a rally followed early losses, reducing short interest and strengthening market tones despite high call loans and war risk margins.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
Bergain Hunter
Hunter
London
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Amsterdam
Motorcycle Crash Hurts One Girl in Albany Street Accident
Miss Della Glasier of Baconton was seriously hurt when a motorcycle carrying Miss Betle Greer and O P Pearson collided with a car on Pine Street in front of the New Albany hotel. Glasier suffered a broken leg and other injuries, while Greer and Pearson had only minor bruises.
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Albany, Go
Della Glasier
Baconton
Pine Street
New Albany
Betle Greer
O. P. Pearson
Aipany F
Blue Springs
Baconton F
Putney Memorial Hospital
Miss Greer
Pearson
Impeachment Board Urged By Judge Park
Representative Frank Park of Georgia proposes a constitutional amendment to curb federal judges by creating an impeachment board to review charges. The plan mirrors John A Moon’s earlier proposal to end life tenure and elect many federal officers. The joint committee would report to both houses and, with two thirds approval, remove a judge. Park, a former Albany judge, advocates this reform.
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John A Moon
Tennessee
United States Interior
Supreme Court
United States Marshals
United States
United States Revenua
Congress
Tate
House
United States Senate
Park
Albany Ciront
Veal Weight Limit Ordinance Starts Next Week
City health officer Dr J P Kennedy warns butchers and commission merchants that after next Saturday veal weighing less than 130 pounds dressed cannot be sold. The ordinance, effective last Friday, was delayed to avoid spoiling in transit stocks. Introduced by Sonnenman S L Dallaghe, it aims to push farmers to preserve stock and reduce beef surplus lowering meat prices.
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J P Kennedy
Sonnenman S L Dallaghe
James Addresses Muscogee Farmers at Gentian
Between five and six hundred farmers gathered at Gentian Muscogee County to hear CoM James district farm demonstration agent speak in an enthusiastic session. Optimistic crop reports were shared and weather notes included two to three inches of rain in parts of west Georgia yesterday afternoon and last night.
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Columbus
Gentian
Com James
West Georgia
Smith speaks for Slaton in Greene County
Greensboro Ga July 29 Special Hon John Clay Smith addressed several hundred voters in the superior court room urging support for John M Slaton for the United States Senate. He said Slaton would uphold Georgia’s high standard set by Bacon Hill and others and predicted Greene county will carry Slaton in the approaching primary.
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John Clay Smith
Superior Court Room
John M Slaton
United States Senate
Slaton
Senate
Georgia
Bacon, Hill
Greene County
Sham battle at Camp Wheeler ends in tense betting scene
At Camp Wheeler Augusta Georgia July 29 troops in white and brown armies staged an extensive sham battle with cavalry detachments. The crowd witnessed a planned mock fight involving the bull dog Ike amid bets and rivalries between Captains Young and Neal. Major Seamans urged calm as Lt McCabe coordinated the event.
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Ogle Grice
Camp Wheeler
Augusta
Wheeler
Ike
Cavalry
Young
Neal
Seamans
McCabe
United States Army
Brave Rescue of Badger by Troop F at Gainesville
Lieutenant Lokey of Troop F from Gainesville risked his face as a badger lunged. Two men restrained the bull-dog Ike while Lokey tugged the string attached to four tin cups. A great shout followed as the creature was finally drawn free.
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Gainesville
Ike
Ager
McCabe
Failure threatens Macon navigation project
Macon Georgia July 29 Special officers of the Macon Brunswick Navigation Company warn that a proposed river and harbor appropriation of 76000 for the Altamaha system may be tabled. The firm, capitalized at 8600, has ordered motor boats and aims to start service by late fall if federal funds arrive within six months. Telegrams to Senator Smith and West urging passage were sent.
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Russia
Germany
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Macon
Macon-Brunswick Navigation Company
Acon
Bea
Gemulges
Altamaha
Smith
Promoters of Primo Motor Company Sued in Fulton Court
Five sufflug allexing fraud and misrepresentation were filed in Fulton superior court yesterday against the promoters of the defunct Primo Motor company. Named are Van Winkle, M Pearce, D G Cerf, J Murphy of Atlanta, J F Askew of Troup county, and H Miles and W C Fields whose whereabouts are unknown. Plaintiffs claim the promoters aimed to secure money from stock sales rather than build automobiles. The bill states the company organized in 1910 with authorized stock of 200000. Plaintiffs include Albert M Hu Mary E Winton BOF McLaughlin CW Powers WY Strozler and BR Freeman seeking stock value plus 2000 damages and 500 attorneys fees.
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Primo Motor Company
van Winkle
M Pearce
A Cerf
Jf Murphy
Atlanta
J F Askew
Troup County
H . Miles
W. C. Fields
Albart M HU
Mary E Winton
Bof McLaughlin
CW Powers
WY Strozler
BR Freeman
Iach
Copeland Testimony Occupies Entire Hearing Day
Judge James R. Brown seeks a receiver for Empire Life. Deputy State Insurance Commissioner Copeland and a Macon bank contract are presented to claim $12,500 paid for a non negotiable $100,000 CD later shown as $140,000 cash to gain charter. Five or six days more expected. Alabama Insurance Commissioner Cyrus Brown joins audit. Judge Brown's affidavit read.
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James R. Brown
Sherokes County
Empire Life Insurance Company
W D Ellig
State Insurance
John Copeland
Insurance Company
Macon
Macon Bank
State Insurance Commissioner
Gcopul
Robert, Brickto
Cyrus B Brown
Alabama
Robert M Strickland Enters Law Practice
Robert M Strickland, a well known Atlanta figure, has been admitted to the bar and will begin practicing law immediately. Formerly private secretary to Samuel M Inman for two years, he earned oration medals at Emory College and is a Kappa Alpha member with many Atlanta friends wishing him success.
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Robert M Strickland
Atlanta
Samuel M Inman
Mr Strickland
Emory College
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Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Alleged Ripper Suspect Bound Over In Murder Case
Henry Harper, arrested Monday as a Jack the Ripper suspect, was bound over on a murder charge in police court. Detectives linked him to the death of Mary Roland, a Black woman found in woods near Hill Street. Foot measurements matched tracks around the victim.
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Henry Harper
Jack the Ripper
Mary Roland
Hill Street
Sanford Anid
Mearo
Pthe
Newnan R F D Carrier Held by Commissioner
Columbus Ga July 29 Special John R Hammond rural free delivery carrier of Newnan Ga brought to Columbus by a deputy charged with opening and detaining letters on his route He was bound over to the next session of the United States court by Commissioner Brown in the sum of 1000 dollars
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Columbus
John R Hammond
Newnan
United States Court
Brown
Bond election reform eyed as two thirds rule gains support
Senate committees on constitutional amendments will report favorably on Alderman James B. Nutting's measure to set a two thirds voting majority for bond elections, not two thirds of the registered vote. No opposition seen. advocates hope for quick passage and expect more bond issues next year including for Grady Hospital and schools.
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James B. Nutting
House
Uue
Assembly
Friends of the Amendment
Grady Hospital
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