Tragedy on Moore Street Ends in Double Death
In a chaotic sequence, Storey and his wife die after a shooting and his suicide. Police pursue the killer through East Hunter and Connally streets as witnesses recount threats and a history of domestic trouble. Coroner reports an inquest unnecessary.
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Archer
Storey
Moore Street
Connally
Hood
West Palmer
Watson
East Hunter Street
Mortis Rubin
Connally Street
WW Baum
St Connally Street
Baum
Broyles
Coogie
Maud Fowler
Robert Wheeler
Inez
Atlanta
Mr. Storey
Greenberg & Bong
Harry G Foole
Lester Storey
Donehan
Confessed Murderer Ends Life in Seattle Jail
Seattle. Joseph Miller, who confessed to killing Wives Ernie Lassin, a lodging house keeper, and George Ken, a tenant, hanged himself in his city jail cell. Miller, born in Cincinnati with no living relatives, had attempted suicide three times after arrest and used underwear to fashion a rope. He confessed yesterday before his death.
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Seattle
Wash
Joseph Miller
Ernie Lassin
George Ken
Lady Betty Faulkner Sails On Third Wedding Trip
A fragmented 19th century newspaper note reports Lady Betty Faulkner sailing on her third honeymoon involving Frank Arner Henderson of New York and Oklahoma. It traces previous marriages from Boston and Liverpool, including a divorce granted on desertion grounds, and hints at family and social intrigue surrounding her marital history.
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Lady Betty” Faulkner
Frank
Henderson
New York
Oklahoma
Fenders
T Ir Sinhaoman
Losten
Lew York
Tin
Rostun
Three Convicts Die in Dash for Liberty at Baton Rouge
A night escape attempt at a Mississippi prison led to the deaths of three white convicts as guards opened fire near the shore after the fugitives broke from a guard boat. The pursuit occurred after the men fled aboard a hastily commandeered craft, with efforts continuing to locate other escapees.
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Mississippi
Half of $150,000 Fund for Titanic Widows
New york June 2 1922 Widows sixty three of whom yet their husband in the Titanic disaster have already received or will soon receive nearly one half of the $1,993 fund raised by the Red Cross emergency relief committee. The report highlights particularly pitiable cases such as Miss Flood whose relatives on the sinking ship Mrs Jouns a professional singer was overcome by the disaster.
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New York
Leynty
Wil Mans
Flood
Jouns
Eight Killed by Explosion at Canadian Pacific Rail Cut
Kingston Ont June 2. News today reports an accident caused by premature powder explosion in a rocky cut of the Canadian Pacific railway at Stones Corners twenty five miles from Kingston. The blast killed eight workers and injured others. A North Atlantic man is said to have been blown apart. The disaster buried victims under stone and earth as rescue efforts began.
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Kingston
Litana
Canadian Pacific Railway
Stonss Corners
Twent
Daniel Burnham Body Cremated in Heidelberg
The body of Daniel H. Burnham, architect of the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, was cremated this afternoon at Heidelberg cemetery. His death yesterday was due to acute intestinal catarrh, complicated by diabetes from which he had suffered for fifteen years. Burnham was staying at a local hotel with his wife, daughter, and son-in-law.
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Burnham
Heidelburg
Germany
Daniel H. Burnham
Chicago
Heidelberg Cemetery
Mortuary News Brief From Houston Area Obituaries
Briefs announce multiple deaths and funeral details. Mrs Joan subject to early service. Maon and L. Abrams noted. Virginia Smith and Eva May Hunt among those listed, with interments at West View and Hixuland cemeteries. Child deaths include Mattie Hook and Eva May Hunt. Charlies W Campbell funeral held after Piedmont park drowning. West View interment delayed due to rain.
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Eva May Hunt
Lva
N A Hunt
Irk Wood Avenue
Oakland
Annie E. Watson
Annie B. Watson
Tooles Chapel
West View
Charlies W. Campbell
Charlies W Campbell
Piedmont Park Lake
N Boulevard
Taft and Roosevelt clash over Ohio convention control
Ohio delegates converge for the Republican state convention with Taft and Roosevelt factions claiming dominance. Burton, as temporary chairman, faces pressure amid proposals for an uninstructed delegation. A split, possible rump convention looms if neither side gains clear control as Walter Brown argues Roosevelt strength may prevail.
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Columbus
United States
Theodore E Burton
Burton
Lewis
Laylin
Taft
Chicago
Walter E Brown Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ohio
Tift
Roostvelt
O Bly
Selves Sa
Thewlan Burton
Walter Th Brown
Woos Yelts Ohi
Delares Brown
Meeank Wes
Furton Roose
Vanner Browns
Fensevelt
Pat
No Strike at Lowell
Lowell Massachusetts reports that no general strike of mill workers will occur tomorrow. The central committee of the Industrial Workers of the World voted to postpone action, with concessions anticipated.
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Lowell
Lowell Mass
Mill Workers of
Central Committee of the Industrial Workers of the World
Hottest San Francisco Day In Three Years
The entry reports unusually high temperatures in San Francisco on June 2, noting it as the hottest day in three years. The record cites history within the weather bureau and only two higher readings being recorded previously, with at noon temperatures described in the fragmentary text.
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San Francisco
Bureau
Veterans to Get Crosses Today Commemoration Honors Confederate Leaders
The memory of Jefferson Davis is honored citywide with exercises and a state capitol ceremony where the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will award crosses of honor to many veterans. Recipients include Julius Alexander H T Applewhite Elbert Askew A B Brown James F Buchanan and many others plus memorials for deceased honorees. Those unable to attend are asked to designate a representative to receive for them.
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Jeff Davis
State Capitol
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Julius Alexander
H T Applewhite
Elbert Askew
A B Brown
James F Buchanan
Allen Chandler
George Findley
J O C. Harwell
J H Huis
John F Methvin
Benjamin F. Ross
Kate Ross Peters
J J. Russell
E C Stephens
J Spurlin
J E Spurlin
J D Binion
John T Blount
J T Blount J. & Callaway
C A Christian
James L. Clanton
T. W Clanton
E B Cohen, Sr
A G Coogler
James J Daniel
Lella Daniel Bed
Vrs
FE Brown Martin Thomas
McAfee
T Mills
P Moore
Morrell
Nolan
C Sanda
E @ handa
M Stanley
G Stripling
J Pinkney Thomas
Joseph A Thomas HH
H Townsend
Waldens
J Weaver
Washington
G Owens
Minnie Evans Owens
T Warker
Alfred Prescott
J Emma J Preacott
C Reid
Benjamin F
Nelson
B F Jones
Finnley
Peter Ryan
Thomas F Rrvan
Tiiman Hearties
Jourdan J
Tenkina
Noel Page
$10 Tickets to Wrightsville Beach
Brief notice states season tickets sold daily and return trips to Wrightsville Beach every Thursday. Bre Bull information at Seaboard exit ticket office 58 Peachtree.
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Wrightsville Beach
Bull
Seaboard
Peachtree
No sympathy strike for Chicago printers
Chicago June 2 Representatives of the Chicago Tipographical Union No 16 appeared before the Chicago Federation of Labor and repeated their declaration that they would not strike in sympathy with the press men who walked out on May 1 A report on the typographical union was read denouncing the freshmen for striking and opposing non strikers In the closing statements officers of the union offered their services to secure the proper authentication A portion condemned a daily newspaper for backing the press men and charged it with not printing the truth about union members and their actions.
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Chicago
Chicago Tipographical Union No 16
Chicago Federation of Tabor Toda
Bodica
Atlanta firm to build Dublin bank in seven stories
J Apperson of Atlanta awarded the contract to construct the handsome First National Bank building in Dublin Ga. The seven story brick and terra cotta structure designed by Ten Frick Brown will cost about 76000 and become a substantial part of the lower state. Victoria on U June advices report Japan seized schooners Kotage Maru and Kato Maru later conflaenated after a Viadivostok court decision.
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Flrst National Bank
Dublin
Atlanta
J . Apperson
Ten Frick Brown
Prans
Victoria
Ndvices
Japan
Copper Island
Great
Viadivostok
West Virginia and North Carolina Democrats Convene for Delegates
June events outline party delegate conventions in West Virginia and North Carolina. In WV, five congressional districts meet to select delegates as Clark, Wilson, and Harmon vie for influence. in NC, Greensboro hosts the state convention June 6 to nominate a ticket with Locke Craig likely unopposed for governor, while contests brew for lieutenant governor and other offices. Six of ten congressional districts will also pick Baltimore-bound delegates, with factions backing Wilson and Underwood.
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Spyvaior
CEASH
Iowa
Krepurdican
Simard
Tomorrow Center
United States
Kenyon
Lafayette Young
George Wo Clark
Llutenant
Woverner Perry
Ames Vegricultural College
State
Senaor & OS
Preutieot
Plaia Morrats
Lo G Punn
Mason City
John Trimiiton
Cedar
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Baltimore
Skq
Clark
Wilson
Respectivy
Joel Robinson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Judsson Harmon
Oscar W Underwood
Wrey Woodson
National Committee
Fifth Regiment
Belvidere Hotel
Armory
G. O. TP. Contesta
Alabama
Birrmingham
Ala
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
J J i Curtin
O B Street
Shelby
Plonasanta
A C Birch
South Dakota
Sioux Falls, & D
la Follette
Field Benitor
West Virginia
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Ohio Valley
North Carolina
Greensboro N C
Democrata of
Raleigh
Leutenant
Supreme Court
Locke Craig
Asheville
Vance
Corporation Commission
Brown and Hoke
New Jersey
Congressional Distrieta
Job E. Hedges
New York
Job E Hedges
Bullish Report On Cotton Crop Sparks Market Talk
New York on June 2 reports the May 23 24 cotton condition at 764 percent versus 838 last year as analysts weigh the upcoming government bureau figures. Expectation centers on a bullish read around 70 to 78 percent of normal with weather and acreage data shaping prices. Private estimates vary, while traders await the first bureau report due Tuesday noting May 25 cutoffs and planting progress.
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New York
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
New Orleans
Leorammeet
Commercial Appeal
Dat
Carolinas
Texas
South Carolina
Carmania Fire Destroys Saloon Quarters at Liverpool Dock
A serious blaze swept the Cunard liner Carmania at her Liverpool dock damaging the saloon quarters and threatening total loss. Firefighters and tug aid prevented capsizing as waters flooded the vessel. Damage runs to thousands with dining and reception areas destroyed. Regatta will occupy weeks to months more.
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Liverpool
Cunard
Carmania
Belgian Elections Marked by Rioting in Clerical-Liberal Split
Brussels reports say Belgian parliamentary elections centered on school question with free non-denominational schools favored by liberals and socialists. Clericals seek equality with public schools. riots erupted in several areas, windows broken, police used tear gas, troops mobilized. Ghent and Betzum areas warned of further trouble as reserves numbered about 3000 men were summoned.
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Brussels
Betzum
Government
Liberal Socialist Combine
Belgium
Celly
Richela
Clu
Ghent
Acreage shifts vary across southern states in 1930s data
Alabama shows 9 percent decline while Mississippi down 12 percent and Tennessee 32 percent. Missouri down 18 percent, Arkansas 32 percent, Louisiana up 6 percent, Oklahoma down 11 percent, Texas up 3 percent, Georgia down 10 percent, and North Carolina shows decline though exact figure missing.
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Jim
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DR. Hathaway's Co & Co
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Seth
Ayn Awe
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Joan
Ted
Showa Tone
W. E. Dyer
Macon
Maon
Ikea
Houston
Tom
J.D. Hill
Maon Gt Rane
L. L. Abrams
L Ll Abrams
Surmlay
Bois Attormson
Botenet
Boalay & Sbanions
Virginia Smith
Virginia
Mra
Walter Ro Smith
Howell
Oock
Hixuland
Mattie Elizabeth Hook
W A Hook
Bloomfield & Burkett
Scott Street
Hollywood
Teddy
U. S
Jefferson Davis
Am. Writing Machine Co
Dublin Bank
The
Journal of Commerce
Western Union Peesee
Westerns Union Telegraph. Company
Standard Oil Company
N ‘Ted
Mentuchy
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