Tomorrow A Broken Shrine
Gloria arrives at her cousin Virginia's wedding on Crossways Island and encounters the mysterious man who once swept her off her feet in the woods. She recalls a tragic night and a past romance as the wedding unfolds, leaving her heart torn between memory and present vows.
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Gloria Chase
Virginia
Bebuyler
Gloria
Atre
Geare
Tena
Gloria Roue
Jimmy
New York
Mra. Powers
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs
Voukiet
Thomas
Crockett Springs
Jinny
Oria
Muses Room
Big Float Bearing Pipe to Represent Order of Smokers
A large float bearing the legend Tolerance Peace and surmounted by a pine will be built to represent the National Order of Pipe Smokers in Atlanta for its seventy fifth anniversary. Subordinate lodges will join the celebration in Atlanta with President Harding invited to attend and address the order. Horace Grant, national president, says prominent men are organizing lodges in Macon Savannah Columbus New Orleans Boston and Baltimore. A new secretary will be appointed July 4 to replace Radensleben whose term ends then.
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Order of
Pipesmokers
Atlanta
Grand Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Horace Grant
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
New Orleans
Boston
Baltimore
F. HE. Radensleben
Tuskegee Hospital to be fully staffed by colored personnel
Washington announces that the bureau hospital at Tuskegee Alabama is near being completely manned by colored personnel. Director Hines reports a complete corps of colored nurses has arrived and the medical division is reviewing doctors’ papers while interviews proceed for top positions.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Burreat
Harding
Bureau
Tuskegee
Ala
White House
Ulrica
Hines
Civil Service Commission
Killing Claimed Self Defense Exonrates Sergeant
West Palm Beach June 24 police Sergeant H S Stubbs was exonerated by the coroner s jury which ruled the fatal shooting of Charles A Mathews a former detective on the local force an act of self defense Stubbs was released from custody and free to resume duty
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West Palm Beach
Via
H. S. Stubbs
Charles A. Mathews
Stubbs
Banks Safe, Sths Banks Say Par Clearance Wins
Alexander W. Smith of Washington, general counsel for the National and State Bankers Protective Association, says the Supreme Court’s rulings have not established a universal par clearance rule. He notes Hollins Randolph’s interpretation as a victory for par clearance and questions enforcement without force.
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Jnss
Supreme Court
Reserve Bank
Kauisers
Alexander W. Smith
Washington, D. C
National
State Bankers Protective ‘Association
Hollins Randolph
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
United States
Smith
Patrick
Thor
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta
Atlanta Bank
Banka
Elxtl
Ecorrea
Banke
Stein Threata
Evans
Randolph
Federal Reserve Bank
Alexander K. Smeth
National and State Bankeers’ Protective Association
Recruits Sought for South's Crack Cavalry Guards
First Lieutenant Theodore Goutsky announced Thursday that Company C, 108th Cavalry known as the governor's horse guards seeks sixty men for its fall quota ahead of Camp McClellan to be held July 13 to 29 in Anniston Alabama. All expenses including transport to Atmiston and $15 per trooper are provided. mornings are mounted drill afternoons polo swimming and baseball. eligible applicants should contact Goutsky at the Citizens and Southern Bank central office Candler Building.
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108Th Cavalry
Governor's Horse Guards
Theodore Goutsky
South
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Atmiston
Atlanta
Goulsby
Citizens and Southern Bank
Candler
Oldest Burglar Haled Into Court in Chicago
Chicago police brought their oldest burglar John Dunn aged 73 into court on Thursday. Dunn has a long record of penitentiary sentences dating back to 1884. The court held him to the grand jury under bond of 5000 dollars.
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Chicago
John Dunn
John
New flashless powder announced by War Department
Washington reports the War Department announced the development of a new powder for small arms and artillery. It provides the driving power of existing powder, but is flashless and moisture proof. Experts say it enables night firing without revealing attacking forces and reduces efforts to keep ammunition dry.
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Washington
War Department
Herbert Clay Dies Suddenly
Former Georgia state senator and Cobb county representative Herbert Clay dies unexpectedly. Survived by mother Mrs A C Clay post mistress at Marietta sister Mrs Robert Everett of New York brothers A S Clay of Marietta Ryburn G Clay of Atlanta Capt Lucius Clay of Camp Humphrey Virginia and his widow father Senator A B Clay who died in 1910. Funeral plans not announced.
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Senate
A Senate
House
Cobb County
Georgia
United States Senate
George
Clay
A. 3. Clay
Marietta
Robert Everett
New York
Hiis Brothers
A. S. Clay
Ryburn G. Clay
Atlanta
Capt
Lucius Clay
Camp Humphey
Fiddlers Readied for Bitter War Across States
An bold public contest stirs tension as North Carolina Florida and Georgia spar over the title of South’s supreme fiddler. Rival camps vow fierce rivalry with plans for a battle of strings in July. Georgia’s veterans pledge triumph while North Carolina and Florida contend for honor amid cross state bravado. Enthusiasts wager playful bets including a heifer and a bantam rooster as spirited wagers.
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North Caroli
North Carolina J
United States
Canada
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Avlanta
South
Nort
Carolina
Ouly
Ben Peoples
Okeefeenokee Swamp
Ben Singerby
Hall
Bill Guddin
Joe Wages
Clark Counts
Woodbury
Constitution
John Blowit
Blowit
Carson
Atlanta
Little Sally
Lou
Beaufort Mayor Bray Sentenced to Prison in Federal Case
Charleston reports Beaufort mayor BR Bray Jr. was found guilty in federal court for striking Harold Smith a federal agent after an altercation. He received one year and one day in Atlanta federal prison and a $1000 fine, surrendering to U S Marshal Leaphart to begin serving. Bray left for Atlanta with friends and will be replaced by a mayor pro tem during his absence.
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Charleston
BR. Vi. Bray, Jr
Beauford
8. C
Harold Smith
Atlanta
United States
S. J. Leaphart
Bray
Beaufort
Bray Mayor Fails in Alaska Plan Cited by Harding
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a mayor Bray faced a setback before President Harding regarding an Alaska project. The brief mentions a failure or incomplete effort, with the term Deft used to describe the timing. No additional names or specifics are provided.
Fourth District election returns barred by court
Secretary of State S. Guyt ite Lendox will not certify the fourth district senator election when sending the last returns on June 27. Fulton superior court Judge John D. Humphries ordered him to restrain certifying either candidate, James T. Vocelle or Charles B. Arnow. McLendon said he will leave the fourth district blank in his certified returns while certifying other districts.
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S. .Guyt' Ite Lendox
State Senate
McLendon
John D. Humphries
Fulton Superior Court
James T. Vocelle
Charles 8. Arnow
Mr. McLendon
Fourth district seat contest plan plus election documents
The text outlines organizing with the fourth district seat vacant and the plan to furnish election returns tally sheets and other case documents from the big office when ready, without comment or opinion. It oddly suggests a cheap vacation idea of photographing in a bathing suit at home.
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Lieved
Coe
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