Ex Governor Folk Urges Support For Atlanta Tabernacle Drive
A large rally at the Tabernacle Institute yesterday urged subscriptions to complete the $82,000 building project. Ex Governor Folk spoke for and a half hours praising Dr Broughton and Atlanta’s work, noting a substantial array of donors and pledges including Hawkes 19000 and others, with Dr Broughton leading the meeting.
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Polk
Tabernacle
Broughton
Taber
K Hawkes
Hawk Brother
Wwe Held
Salth
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Wedding Plans Amid Private Rest at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay June 19 Roosevelt family notes a quieter day as Theodore Roosevelt Jr prepares to wed Eleanor Axler on Wednesday. The elder Roosevelt seeks privacy, avoiding interviews while at Sagamore Hill. Local officials and lawmakers visit briefly before his return to New York for the vows.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore
New York
Theodore Rosevelt Jr
Misa Eleanor Alexier
Jane] Roosevelt
Mra Roosevelt
Evryone
Sagamore Hill
Randa
Poison Murder Shocks Emanuel as Fred Flanders Die
The body of Fred Flanders, a leading Emanuel County farmer and trader, was found buried six miles from Swainsboro after an inquest verdict that arsenic poison caused his death. The community mourns as the trial and investigation proceed, with the stomach contents subjected to chemical analysis. The case highlights ongoing concerns about crime and law enforcement in the region.
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Swainsboro
Fred Flanders
Emanuel
Elma
Olé Emanuel
Georgia
Lred
Flanders
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Tre
Missouri Governor Folk Defends Clean Fight Against Privilege
Governor Joseph W Polk of Missouri, viewed as a 1941 Democratic possibility, spoke in Atlanta to the Young Men’s Democratic League. He urged a clear battle against privilege in national policy, warning that voters must know which party serves all the people and which is controlled by privilege. He was welcomed at the depot, given an afternoon address at the Baptist Tabernacle, and hosted at a Piedmont Driving Club luncheon by league members and local supporters.
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Missouri
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Chambers
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T Winn
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Marlon Smith
Hurtet
Archie Lee
Sam Cronheim
Mr Folk
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Young Men’s Democratic League of
Fulton County
Baptist Tabernacle
Sermon on Southern Duty to the Negro by Rev Snedecor
The Ethiopian Stranger Rev J G Snedecor preached at First Presbyterian Tuscaloosa on the duty of the South to the negro race. He praised The Constitution for directing Southern attention to the race issue and cited Acts 8 as his text.
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Tuscaloosa
First Presbyterian Church
South
Negra
Snedecor
Old South
Baederer
Philip
Hanlas
White Socks Gift Follows Fred Flanders to His Grave
An old family tale tells how a mother knitted white socks for son Fred Flanders and pressed a kiss on his forehead. He kept the socks all his life and, after death, insisted on being buried wearing them. Despite family efforts, the socks remained with him in the coffin, fulfilling the mother’s gift.
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Flanders
Fred Flanders
Thoman
Two Old Emanuel Tragedies Recalled in Flanders Death
Swainaboro June 19 special recalls two longtime Emanuel County crimes. Alfred Inman, once a wealthy planter, was linked to his wife’s death when she was struck riding. Inman faced trial for murder, wore stripes in prison, and later escaped. George Fred Flanders, a former sheriff, and his deputy were involved in arrests and shootings connected to a separate case in nearby Caroling and Alabama. James J Hill receives Yale honorary degree amid Great Northern tenure rumors.
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Emanue
Flanders
Alfred Inman
Hla
Inmanu
Inman
George Fred Flanders
Qneda
Jeffcoat
Caroling
Porse
Offcers
Alabama
Siete
Curtiss Clips Record at Louisville Aviation Meet
Gleno H Curtiss clipped ten and a half feet from his former record for a short start at the Louisville Times aviation meet. He rose from the ground about 87% of the starting snark. His previous record was 98 feet. Curtiss out-distanced F C Mars in the contest flight. Fred Huyck motorcyclist ran five miles in 489, ten miles in 939, and eleven miles in 1029. J C Mars, in preliminary flight across the Ohio river, fell in the river when his motor stopped and dived into the water. he swam to shore while his aeroplane Skylark was damaged.
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Louisville
Gleno H Curtss
Louisville Times
Curtiss
F C Mars
Fred Huyck
C@ Mars
Ohio
Skylark
Mfe-severs
Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy Across Several States
A fragmented forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with showers in Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana Monday into Tuesday. Warmer temperatures expected in northern portions of several states with light to moderate winds and fair in Texas New Mexico East Coast regions remain warm Monday and Tuesday Madrid notes potential political repercussions if protests merge with negotiations.
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Fairland
Texas
New Mexico
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