General Walkout Loss in Britain
London reports indicate the miners union executive committee will urge national action with trades unions in response to the wagon dispute. A general strike could follow if other unions agree. Many miners plan to resume work Monday after notices at pits. some regions already open. The government’s subsidy offer is set to expire after tomorrow night.
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London
Miners’ Union
Hodges
Reeionse
Warwickshire
Nottinghamshire
Midlothian
Lloyd-George
Frank Tledges
Ats
Pellagra Cure Report From Laurel and Hattiesburg
A case from Laurel and Hattiesburg details a son of J. T. Childers suffering severe pellagra who improved after using Baughn's Pellagra Treatment. The narrative credits a Jasper Alabama inventor and American Compounding Co for a booklet on Pellagra and its treatment offered free to readers who send name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel and Hattiesburg
J. JT. Childers
Baughn
Jasper
Ala
American Compounding Co
Ala dv
Federal Courts Bar Destruction of Seized Booze
Judge Samuel A. Sibley granted a temporary restraining order to Sheriff J. M. Holmes to prevent destruction of whiskey seized en route to California. The carload, tied to W. A. Gaines and Co and Brunswick Drug Co, involved Interstate shipment. California permit and tax payments cited. Holmes to appear in Dalton next Saturday as Georgia court action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Sibley
United States District Court
J. M. Holmes
Trenton
Dade County
California
W. A. Gaines
W. A. Gaines and Company
Glenn Springs
Consignee
Brunswick Drug Company
Los Angeles
Caliifornia
Prohibition
D. J. Gantt
Southern District
Washington
Alabama Great Southern Railway
M. C. Tavever
Georgia Superior Court
Heriff Holmes
Tarver
Dalton
Georgia
Gantt
Holmes
Iam
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Gregory Dies in Atlanta Quietly
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Gregory longtime Atlanta resident died Saturday night at her niece’s home 235 Ivy Street after two years of ill health She lived in Marthanville as a child and leaves two nieces Mrs L Norwood and Mrs KR E Murphy Funeral services at H M Patterson Son chapel with time to be announced Interment in Oakland cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Gregory
Atlanta
L Norwood
Ivy Street
Gregory
Leonard Street
Marthanville
L. Norwood
KR. E. Murphy
Fu- Nera
H. M. Patterson & Son
Oakland Cemetery
First Luncheon Held by New Traffic Club Atlanta
The Traffic club of Atlanta held its inaugural luncheon Saturday at the Peacock cafe private dining room with over a hundred charter members. President ap Boulineau of the Atlanta and West Point rail road chaired. speakers included I E Chaloner of the southern freight rate committee and P Stringfellow of the Seaboard Air Line among others addressing aims to improve relations between traffic representatives and the shipping public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Club of
Atlanta
Peacock Cafe
Gertiers
Ap. Boulineau
Atlanta and
West Point
Seaboard Air Line
H. T. Moore
The
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Cl’ B, Cotterill
Attack Planned On Curb Market
Court fight grows as Atlanta curb market run by women faces a council clash. Councilman Woodall says prices match grocers and urges closing spots for non taxed vendors. Mrs. Norman Sharp says mayor approved street use and that market boosts farmer income and city shoppers with low prices.
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Atlanta
Courtland
Gilmer Streets
Woodall
Norman Sharp
Atlanta Woman's Club
Cornellman
Wooedall
Key
Honorary Degrees Awarded by University of Georgia
B M Hall and Dr Joseph Jacobs received bachelor of science honorary degrees at the recent commencement. The event honored notable Atlantans and others, with the ceremony in the historic chapel and the conferral by Chancellor Barrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live
Atlantany
University of Georgia
Benjamin M. Hall
Joseph Jacobs
Barrow
Hall
Dr. Jacobs
W. H. Fleming
Augusta
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Marion J. Verdery
New York
D. D
Walter Dillard
George W. Cant
Dahlonega
North Georgia Agricultural College
Georgia
United States Geological Survey
United States Reclamation Service
New Mexicco
Texas
Oklahoma
Elephant Butts
B.S
Crawford W. Long
Jacobs
Peabody Library
Board of Trustees
Quarrel Over Hat Ends With Arrest
A family quarrel over a hat for 1 year old Ittie Gertrude led to the arrest of R. A. Fields, 27, of 859 Peachtree Street, on a wife beating charge after he allegedly struck his wife and her landlady during a dispute. He posted a $200 bond and was released from the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
R. A. Fields
Peachtree Street
Liquor Offenders Sentenced Again by Judge Sibley
Three prohibition cases delayed for over eight years were revived in U S district court Saturday. Judge Samuel A Sibley overruled new trial motions and re sentenced the offenders Jasse Lee Goode 33 of Pickens County received two sentences three and six months run concurrently but deferred until August 1 to allow harvest. Van Ellis and Doc Lee of Fayette County were given two and three months respectively. Assistant District Attorney Lindey said Uncle Sam never forgets and a case never gets too old to be brought up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Samuel A. Sibley
Jasse Lee Goode
Plckens County
Sibley
Goode
van Ellis
Fayette County
Doc" Lee
Ellis
Lee
Lindney
Georgia Automotive Dealers End Summer Convention in Georgia
In Macon on June 18, the Georgia Automotive Dealers association wrapped up its summer convention at Wigwam hotel Indian Springs with a banquet and dance. A key action was pooling members保险 to meet employers liability act requirements, saving thousands annually. Speakers from Waters Motor Atlanta Firestone Burroughs Adding Machine and others discussed cooperation through organization. Volney Williams praised the meeting’s success and enthusiasm. The next winter gathering is set for January 19 in Atlanta.
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Macon
Georgia Automotive Dealers’ Association
Wigwam Hotel
Indian Springs
W. T. Waters
Waters Motor Company
Atlanta
Wiley West
Firestone Company
Randolph Shaffer
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
M. Stanton
Volney Willams
Waycross
Association
Effort To Steal Machine Blocked And Two Jailed
A plan to steal a motor vehicle owned by P. G. House of Cain street garage was thwarted Saturday night. Frank Thompson, 25, of Niagara Falls Ontario and W. B. Bayne, 17, of Paris Island, S. C., were arrested after a pursuit that began when the car was driven away with House’s night manager Mr. Houge nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. House
Cain Street
Frank Thompson
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
W. B. Bayne
Paris Island, & C
Hougse
Peace
House
Upshaw Amendment Aims to Sever Church and State
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Upshaw to introduce a constitutional amendment to sever church and state in all levels of government. The amendment bans establishment and free exercise restrictions funded by taxation, and prohibits government aid to religious bodies or affiliated schools under secular control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howele
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution Lessed
House of Representatives
D. Upshaw
Georgia
Mr. Ups
America
Massachuts
Haa
Minute Men of America
Smith Defends Georgia in Peonage Scandal Speech
Washington report details former Senator Hoke Smith addressing the Geare la Society, defending Georgia against peonage accusations while condemning lawlessness. He notes a few peonage cases are rare in Georgia and emphasizes fair treatment in courts regardless of race. He cites Jasper county murders conviction to illustrate accountability.
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Washington
State of
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Geare@la Society
Jasper County
Amundsen Ends Winter Voyage Arrives in Nome
Roald Amundsen, famed for polar discoveries, sailed The Maude from Cape Serge after a wintering off Siberia. The ship to be repaired in Nome before a first-steamer to Seattle. Amundsen plans to drift to the north pole again once repairs end, accompanied by a Siberian trader’s daughter and a Chukuk Eskimo girl.
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Nome
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Explorer
Cape Serge
Siberia
Seattle
South Pole
North Pole
P Arty
Herman
East Cape
Charles Carpenter
Norway
Textile strike ends as wage cut accepted in Tennessee
Knoxville June 18 Members of textile union No 807 United Textile Workers of America nearly 1 500 formerly with Brookside Mills return to work Monday at 6 30 am The mill will operate open shop with a 2 2 to 2 5 percent wage reduction confirmed at a meeting of about 500 former employees They voted to accept the sacrifice in order to end the strike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
United Textile Workers of Americaa
Brookside Mills
Simone Merinanals
Bray Hero Bund and in Need of Aid
A patriotic tale of ten years service and now blindness as Captain James C Flemister veteran of Co H 3rd G N infantry appeals from Atlanta Grant Park cyclorama staff for aid. He lectured widely and Guard Nelson Crist praises his faithful work while he and his wife live in 70 Woodward Avenue. Now disabled, he asks for assistance and a wheel heeled chair would help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Flemister
Grant Park
Gut
Flemister
Aptain Flemister
Nelson Crist
Appomattox
Woodward Avenue
Atlanta
Plan to dispose of surplus sugar discussed in cabinet
Havana June 18 government plans to use a $40,000,000 sugar surplus purchase as the basis for long term credits to foreign countries. A six percent bond would mature in 29 years and be guaranteed by a tax of thirty cents on each sack of elaborated sugar produced in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Alfred Zayas
Auto and Liquor Fall Into Hands of New Officer
Special Officer J A McKarney earned his badge Saturday night after catching a car thief. At Trinity and Forsyth he chased a car seen unloading liquor, with Patrolman Brackett firing a warning shot. A foot pursuit ended six blocks away with a one gallon can of whiskey found. driver P D Rofer, plumber, held on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McKarney
Recorder's Court
Beavers
McKarley
Trinity and
Forsyth
Brackett
McKarley Wan
Dash
Trinity
Farr
P. D. Rofer
Exchange Hotel
Planters Bank Sold to Citizens and Southern
Augusta Ga June 18 Special The Citizens and Southern bank based in Savannah has purchased all Planters Loan and Savings stock at 70 a share for 6000 shares valued 350000. Planters founded by Linwood C Hay with par value 10. The bank promises to offer minority stockholders full protection and to credit any excess over 70 per share in liquidation while honoring 70 if losses occur. Surplus and undivided profits cited at 325000. Planters Loan will merge with Augusta branch of Citizens and Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Citizens and Southern Bank
Savannah
Planters Loan and Savings Bank
Planters Loan and Savings Institution
Linwood C. Hay
Citizens and Southern
Citizens
Southern
Planters Loan
Planters and Loan
Planters
The
Southern Publishers Gather in Asheville
Asheville N C June 18 Members of the Southern Newspaper Publishers association arrived to attend the nineteenth annual convention opening Monday and running through Wednesday Discussion of postal one law and the increase in zone postage rates July 1 will be a leading topic The question of Maryland publishers joining will be decided AP publishers will meet Wednesday to discuss service President Foster says membership is largest in the association’s history and the financial report should show gain Attendance is expected near two hundred.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Maryland
Asssociated Press
Foster
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Britain
Japan
State Hospital For
Wisconsin
Germany
Jie Elain
Waltham Fm
D Jewelry CO
Edgewood Ave
Mississippi
Frontier Astama CO
Niagara and
Hudson Streets
Buffalo
Jake
McCrary
NEW Traffic Club
B. M. Hall
Ben Hall
Porto Rico
Porto Rican Irrigation Service
Nashville
Taylor, Neals
C. J. Jackson
A. Garren
Tennesse Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Selyinal Coun
Tlanta
Upshaw
Smith
Fromer
Explorer Anundsen
Bray
Herry
R M. Broom
Washington Street
A M. Ferst
Houston Street
Houston and
Hilliard Streets
Forst
Nagro
Jack Sherman
New Fair
C_ G Graves
Hast Point
Fair Street
R G Williams
Jackson Street
Chenning and Turner
Willams
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros. Company
Fass
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