Engineers linked to East Side gun smuggling vanish
The Department of Justice sought a chief engineer accused of boarding the East Side shortly before machine guns were smuggled aboard and then vanishing after refusing to sail. Norfolk officials said two assistant engineers who accompanied him would be questioned. Crew members testified four English engineers aboard placed the arms before seizure. the captain denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Gross
Norfolk
Small fortune in booze seized on ship and at hotels
The New York customs officials seized a large quantity of liquor hidden aboard a vessel and at a local hotel. Engineers' crew reportedly hid four machine guns as ship stores while the captain claimed no knowledge. Frederick, a Savannah merchant, held a 20 gallon rye tank and 71 quarts of whisky and was bonded $2,000. An electrician, Boss Panker, was arrested with four pints of corn whisky, bond set at $1,000. Six alleged sidewalk liquor sellers were also taken into custody by plainclothesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unl Ete
New York
Johnson
D. Frederick
Frederick
Savannah
Atlanta
J. C. Davis
Satterfield
Boss Panker
Ivy Street
Peachtree Street
Auto Association Holds Convention in Indian Springs
Georgia Automotive association in Macon area convenes at Indian Springs to discuss cheaper insurance gates for dealers and improved service. About 300 expected delegates, 159 present on Saturday. talks cover service value, selling methods, dealer manufacturer contracts, and insurance issues for dealers. Funeral directors group also met and closed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia Automotive Association
Indian Springs
Atlanta
Volney Williams
Waycross
Williams
Georgia
Henry Kaminsky
B. Baggs
R. L. Woodruff
C. M. Stanton
Georgia Association of Funeral Directors
County Policeman Bonded On Charge Of Killing Cousin
Dalton Ga June 17 County Policeman Val Moore of Trenton was held in 5000 bond on the charge of killing his cousin John Moore while attempting to arrest him on a shooting charge after a preliminary hearing before Judge Tarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Val Moore
Trenton
Hiss
John Moore
Young Moore
Tarver
Boston ad man among first to adopt slogan
Henry F. Humphrey of Boston mass president of H. B Humphrey company advertising agents a prominent Hub City delegation member was probably the first advertiser to adopt a slogan in a publicity campaign The piece notes his work with Plymouth Hack Panty Company U need a Biscuit and his long client list including Thomas W Lawson and Boston figures He visited Atlanta for a convention and praised the hospitality and business buy in from local leaders He is staying with his daughter Mrs BR M Nelson wife of R M Nelson Brunswick Balke Collender executive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 5. Humphrey
Boston
Mass
The
H. B Humphrey Company
Humphrey
al. Dumphrey
Plymouth Hack
Mr. Humphrey
Atlanta
Avternee
BR. M. Nelson
R M. Nelson
Phonograph
Brunswick-Balke Collenflor Company
Nelson
Pregent
Albany, N.Y
Boy Scouts Prepare for Camp Friendly in Gainesville
Eight squads and 8 leaders depart Saturday for Camp Friendly near Gainesville Georgia. Roland L Shine assists as scout executive and several troops are already at camp for a two week opening period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly
Gainesville
Roland L. Shine
Weldon Sala
Fred Rozier
Tom Nunan
Robert Oliver
Shelton Lamar
J.d‘win Waddell
Simphon Kidd
Wiliam White
Clement Ford
Augustus Langford
D. F. White
Terrell Wesley
Hortis
William Grindley
Frank Smith
Jack Nea
William R. Elias
Eader
Robert ©. Johnson
George Stauffacher
J. Andrews
iThomas Schneider
Alexander Martin
Ben Lee Crew
Handolph Taylor
Walthall
Francis Eyles,Jr
Fath Brandhorst
John Robert Dillon
Dirk McKinstry
Otto Alexander
Fred McCrary
Thomas Saunders
SONS OF REVOLUTION MEETING IN ATLANTA HONORS AND PROFILES
The Georgia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution met at the Ansley hotel Pine room with Dr W T Stuchell of Buffalo delivering the main address. Allen Waters presided and praised Atlanta’s hospitality and hoped for the 1923 national convention. New officers were elected and a plan for a weekly births feature at the bureau of vital statistics appears alongside various local obituaries and civic notes.
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South
America
Macon
Savannah River
Fulton
Hudson
W. T. Stuchell
Buffalo
N. Y
Georgia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Pine
Ansley Hotel
Allen Waters
Society
Georgia
Atlanta
Sons of the American Revolution
A. W. Calkinburgh
Great Britain
J. A. Randolph
Fort McPherson
Belleau Woods
Chateau Thierry
Roche
H. C. Carpenter
B. A. Tyler
M. M McLaughlin
A W. Falkinburgh
William Alden
H. McLaughlin
George M. Hope
H. H. McCall
Mrs Burnett Pioneer Atlanta Woman Dies
Mrs. Br. L Burnett aged 86 of Atlanta died at her daughter Mrs G C Kincaid home in Haleyville Alabama. A pioneer of Atlanta formerly Marthasville she had many Georgia friends. Survived by four sons R A Burnett and others of Atlanta and D L Burnett of San Antonio two daughters Mrs Augustus Delphin Springfield Ohio Mrs G C Kincaid Haleyville Ala and Mrs Hattie Brown Salt Lake City Utah a brother J M Wine of Atlanta and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. L Burnett
Atlanta
G. C. Kincaid
Haleyville
Ala
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M. S
Sinn Fein
Flrat
Mr Gross _aaid
Ame
Hayes
Hoboken
Ireland
Shipping Board
East Side
New York Harbor
W. J. Johnson Denfea
Val A. Fynn
Wagner Electric Co
St. Louis, MO
E. R. Parker Motor Co
West
Peachtree St
Pryor
Swift
Kingan
Extra Fanes
Flatauer Market
N. Broad ST
Flatauer
Fish Center
Buchanan-Shelton
Postell’s
Jones
Buehle
T. B. Hollomon’s Meat Market
Whitehall
Pillsbury’s
Cail Us
Whitehail Street
Lamb
Stew
Fairlie Street
Edgewood Avenue
S. Pryor
N. Broad
South Broad
Bhet
Ham
Cudahy Packing Company
Auto Association
Smoke Stachelberg
Sons OF Revolution
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Arelanta
George
North Moreland
Mir. F
Sng A. Auerbach
Capitol Aveenee
Ke Bo Lory
Central Avenue
L. W. Barlow
Greenwood Avenue
G. McHau
Hupley Drive
H.W. Geban
Puleco
Ire Place
Ffandin
Lawton Street
J. R. Chaffin
Crew_street
H. L. ‘Mette
Capital Avenue
Gil
le Ho Inman
Mra. I. Yearger
Furbys
Nore Erosa
Ft. Ta Reynolie
Holdernusa
Mrr
T. W. Webb
Iverson Etrect
RG. Joyner
Spring Atreet
Dene
Mra
Ro L. Smith
Highland Avenue
C. W. Watts
Silvan Avenue
Ber
Brindisi
Corfu
Crete
Derma
Alexandria
Wrightsville Beach
Aleepers
Seaboard
Thitetofice
Walton St
Ivy
J. M. Tull Rubber & Ply Company
North Pryor
Tachelberg
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Maaverunnery
Jacksonville
Fla
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