Ten Injured In Street Car Delay Crash At Maddox Park
Ten people were hurt when a car driven by a 15 year old plowed into a group waiting for a street car after a Sunday outing at Maddox park. Three arrests were made, with G C White, A M Crow and the teen held on charges of drunkenness and reckless driving. The injured include Mrs I B Hitt and Clyde P Campbell, hospitalized at Grady and Davis-Fischer respectively.
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Maddox Park
I. B. Hhtt
West Tenth Street
Clyde P. Campbell
Ethel Street
Campbell
Davis-Fischer
Hitt
Grady
B. B. Hitt
Nellie Joe
Jack
Clyda Campbell
Bob
Claude
Hildreth Terry
Homer Terry
Kirkwood
Grace Tumlin
W. C. Tumlin
Witte
Crow
Carlton White
Felicitous Feeling For New York's Mayor Interrupted
In New York on June 17 Harry Walker, returning from a Brooklyn wedding, muses on Mayor Hylton as he approaches the mayor’s gate. A Flatbush officer warns him off and calls for reinforcements, the exchange hinting at a quiet disturbance in front of the mayor’s residence.
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New York
Hic
Harry Walker
Brooklyn
Hylton
Flatbush
Hizzoner
Walker
Board Uses Punitive Power Against Big Road
The United States Railroad Labor Board finalizes a long delayed ruling fining the Pennsylvania System for denying a shop craft representation election. It cites violations of decision 218, noting the carrier’s refusal to engage with the shop crafts federation and the adoption of a coercive minority representation structure. The board condemns the plan as indefensible and throttling the majority while aligning with stronger unions.
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Rodney F. Dutcher
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennaylvygma System
Transportation “Act
Pennsylvania
Slop
Eartier
Pensylvania’s
Federated Shopcraft
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Shop Crafts Federation
Road
Empoyes
Supreme Court
United States
Persian Earthquakes Kill Thousands as Volcanoes Active
Paris reports new earthquake shocks in Persia have killed about 3,000 and destroyed eight villages in a week. Shocks continue at 100,000 people fleeing Korasan region. Scientists link activity of Vesuvius and Etna to volcanic eruptions in Hawaii and Persia. Te gucigalpa reports Ometepe volcano in Gran Lago erupting, natives flee as ashes and mud wipe out villages.
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Korassan
Persia
Paris
Hawaii
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Ometepe
Gran Lago
Council to act on general park plan in Atlanta
Civic groups real estate men and citizens show unusual interest as the General Council prepares to decide on issuing 2 000 000 in bonds to fund Central park near downtown Atlanta and to improve other parks. The proposed boundaries shift to Fowler Witham North avenue Mills streets excluding some valuable property. Continued on Page 2 Column 5.
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General Council
Central Park
Atlanta
Coney Island Raid Disrupts Summer Revels by Police
A June raid in Coney Island arrested 1235 people on disorderly conduct charges. Forty officers raided bungalows and hotels, many accused of breaking summer night silence. one man held on resisting arrest, others fined. Dozens of bungalows and two hotels were entered in the largest police roundup in Coney history.
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New York
Coney Island
Coney’s
Italian Immigrants Brace for July Quota Openings
Rome January 17 The new European immigration quota opens July 3. Immigrants, having sold homes and bought tickets, gather at the Italian port ready to rush the first ship under the quota ban. The Guilio Cesare, a premier Mediterranean liner, sails Wednesday for New York and is due to reach Sandy Hook at midnight June 30.
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Rome
Jana
America
Sandy Hook
Golden Land of America
United States
Guilio Cesare
New York
Alien Smuggling Charged In Ten Ships Of Liquor Fleet
Federal officials accuse vessels of the Sandy Hook rum fleet of adding aliens and narcotics smuggling to liquor traffic. Reports describe Chinese aboard the Mary Beatrice and 15 aboard the Mary Bentrics, with ships like Strand Hill under investigation. Ownership and captain details surface through Nassau cabled lines, all amid uncertain attributions of past incidents.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy Hook
Mary Bentrics
Lower Bay
Mary Beatrice
Havana
Cuba
Rum Row
United States
Broadway
Nassau
Bahama Islands
George Albury
William Albury
Virginia Capes
Waycross Citizen Loses Hand in Sawmill Accident
H P Riddock a prominent Waycross Georgia resident suffered the loss of his right hand in a sawmill accident this afternoon near a mill location in McA. Details remain sparse but the accident occurred in the milling facility.
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Waycross
H. P. Riddock
Forceful Polys of France IW RL Arouses Workers
Essen dispatch reports Ruhr miners and factory workers meeting to decide actions amid occupation moves to seize rail stations in Dortmund Bochum Herne Gelgen Kirchen and other towns. French control now extends to all Ruhr rail lines used for German food imports from unoccupied Germany. Daily shipments numbered five hundred to six hundred cars prior to the takeover.
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Associated Press
Essen
Ruhr
Dortmund
Bochum
Herne
Gelgen- Kirchen
Germany
Pattillo Funeral Service Held Today for Rev C L Pattillo
The Euneral of Rev C L Pattillo pioneer Georgia Methodist minister will be held at 10 30 this morning at Pattillo Memorial Methodist church in Oakhurst with interment at Lecature cemetery Rev J C Brand directs services assisted by Rev W H G LaPrade and Rev A M Pierce Pattillo died Saturday at his daughter Mrs C G McKay s home on Clairmont avenue Decatur after months of ill health He retired in 1909 from the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South but remained active as a gospel worker until shortly before his death He founded the Decatur church that bears his name and it grew under Georgia conference care in recent years
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C. L
Georgia
Pattillo
Georgia Conference
Soldier shoots woman then kills self in Nogales tragedy
Private Charles W Stevena of the 25th Infantry shot Mrs. Hebert Coates seven times in Nogales Arizona then telephoned a customs officer to come, and fired two more bullets into his heart. A lover's quarrel is blamed for the double tragedy.
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Nogalez
Ariz
Charles W.stevena
25Th Infantry
Hebert Coates
American dollar may base German wages says Berliner dispatch
Berlin dispatch reports the dollar as the gold basis for German wage payments as labor unrest and strikes rise. Negotiations start this week with unions and state employees to stabilize wages. a gold basis system and fixed gold mark minimums are debated amid cost of living surges and a proposed bonus for workers, unlikely to be granted.
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Berlin
Germany
Ourpursts
Ruhr
Qeentintia
Aet
World Rotarians Arrive for Fourteenth International Meet
Delegates from many nations arrived in St. Louis for Rotary International’s fourteenth annual convention. About 500 caravans of cars brought Rotarians from across the United States, as 2,000 of the 10,000 expected attendees had already reached the city amid preparations for the opening events tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Rotary International
Plans Completed for Constitution Automobile Tour
Late applicants for the Constitution's Tybee auto tour are likely disappointed as reservations close at 10 o'clock today. The tour departs the Georgian Terrace at 7 am Wednesday, reaches Savannah by noon Thursday for a three day program with Savannah and Tybee, with Augusta and Savannah as headquarters. The tour promises reduced rates, a moving picture of the party at the Metropolitan theater, a Greensboro barbecue, and entertainment by Augusta citizens.
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C. J. Willoughby
Highway Department
Tybee
Georgian Terrace
Savannah
Tun Ffolic
Richmond
Augusta
de Soto
Metropolitan Theater
Samuels
Metropolitan
Greensboro
Governor Trinkle to Deliver Principal Speech at Stone Mountain
Governor E Lee Trinkle of Virginia arrives in Atlanta with his staff for the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial ceremony marking the start of carving the granite memorial. The event honors General Robert E. Lee with the first figure carved on the precipice, and includes Thomas Jefferson Randolph among the visitors.
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Healey
S. William Thomas
Oliver Markham Healey
Andrews Drive
Atlanta
William T. Healey
Thomas G. Healey
Joseph A. McCord
Peachtree Street
M. Tomlin
Winder
Matthew Robert Hall
Warrenton
Warren County
Holliff Randolph
Govenor E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Charlottesville
Randolph
Trinkle
Weather Forecast for Southern States and Gulf Coast
Washington reports a national weather forecast for June 17 detailing Monday and Tuesday conditions across Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky with varying cloudiness and chances of thundershowers East and West Gulf shores expect mild to moderate winds while the Caribbean and Windward passages show easterly winds and partly cloudy skies Hatteras to Florida Straits experience variable conditions and local showers Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma East and West Texas show mixed cloud cover and wind directions
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
East Gulf
West Gulf
Cariibeahea
Windward Pass
Hatteras
Florida Straits
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
East Texas
West
Texas
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A. M. Crow
Carlton
Europe
the Atlants Constitution Classified Advertising Dept
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General Park
Mar
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POLY
France
Pattillo Memorial’ Church
Inez Klumph
The
Constitution
Ferdinand Jahn
Constitution Automobile Tour
CHARLES F._ BROOKS
American Meteorological Society
Wessel
Joes
Gordon
Mountain
W. 8. Armstrong
Col
Matthew. Hall
Capt
Theodore Ellis
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Hollins N. Randolph
Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association
Myra B. Armstrong
Washington Street
Roland Eilis
Curran R. Ellis
Theodore W. Ellis
Macon
Theodore W. Eilis
University of Georgia
Confederacy
Official Weather Report
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