Woman Rebels Against Parasitism in World Movement
Dr John E White in a Second Baptist sermon argues the women’s movement grew from rebelling against parasitism and assumption of burdens, predicting its triumph across progressive nations as women demand equal work, responsibilities, and rewards. He traces history from savage to industrial roles and warns of a collapsing morality standard if women gain full equality.
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John E White
Second Baptist Church
White Tae
White
Hly
Good Old Summer Time Forecast For Coming Week
Washington predicts a warm week with above normal temperatures across the south central and plains regions. A return to seasonable warmth is expected in the great lakes Ohio valley and mid Atlantic by Wednesday with light scattered precipitation mainly in northern states and the Rockies. No major storm is anticipated across the country.
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Washington
Great Central States
Plainy
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Weekly Bulletin
Rockmountain
Quiet day after Americus lynching in Georgia
Americus Georgia report describes a night of rioting ending with the lynching of William Redding. Police Chief Barrow was wounded, his condition precarious, as a mob dragged and burned Redding in the street amid widespread denunciation by local ministers and residents.
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Barrow
Americus
Brown
William Redding
Redding
Chters
Buchanan
Itta
Cotton
Lamar
Son of Macon's Mayor Saves Drowning Girl
Macon Georgia June 22 Special Miss Mary Horne daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Horne almost lost her life while swimming at Lakeside park Saturday afternoon. Efforts to keep the incident quiet failed. Miss Horne, against friends advice, swam to a center lake scaffold. Exhausted she called for help and Joseph Moore son of Mayor Jan Moore dove in to assist. Others aided and she was saved after ten minutes of resuscitation. She was reported fully recovered today.
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Macon Ga
Mary Horne
E A Horne
High Street
Lakeside Park
Hornes
Epworth League Elects Officers For Coming Year
In Milledgeville the Epworth League held its final session last night electing officers for the next year. President Wilburn Colgin of Acworth leads the slate, with YH Biving of Atlanta as first vice president and Kate C Pitt a of Cornelia as second, Marton Weigle of Augusta as third, and T S Burns of Washington as fourth vice president. Hammond Johnson of Gainesville is secretary and T H Cavaker of Milledgeville treasurer. Miss Bernice Lege of Atlanta is era agent, and Demorest is named as probable next meeting place. Dr John Jenkins of Atlanta addressed the meeting and Dr Charles O Jones preached the annual sermon.
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Muledgeville
Wilburn Colgin
Acworth
YH Biving
Atlanta
Kate C Pitta
Cornelia
Marton Weigle
Augusta
T S. Burns
Washington Ga
Hammond Johnson
Gainesville
Woman May Face Trial for Infanticide Today
In Waycross Georgia a woman stood to face trial in Ware superior court for infanticide after the infant disappeared on April 5. A new jury panel was to be sworn with possible postponement motions noted as the trial neared. Local interest was high, with prior related cases in Ware County history, including a 1911 murder verdict and a life sentence for the husband in the same family matter.
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Ware Superior Court
Waycross
Penn
Ware
Lanier
Chief in Auto Chases Mule Thief 200 Miles
Jesup June 22. After an automobile chase of nearly 1200 miles Chief of Police W R Williams today arrested two Negroes alleged to have stolen a mule. The pursuit ended with the capture and the suspects awaiting further police action.
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Jesup
W. R. Willams
Mules Found After Chase at Dock Junction Near Brunswick
A chase lasting 27 hours ended with the mule located at Dock junction near Brunswick. Jeff Grant, a peg legged man, was found in charge of the animal while attempting to sell it. Two other Black men were arrested, charged with involvement in the affair.
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Dock Junction
Brunswick
Jeff Grant
Best One-Ton Truck Versus Horses Adopts Modern Transport
An old advertisement extols a one ton motor truck as superior to horse teams. It claims higher efficiency and lower costs, noting a 50 percent greater load capacity and a 10,000 mile tire guarantee. The copy urges immediate adoption to avoid losing business to progressive competitors.
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Selden
Selden Truck Boosts Jeffers Lime Co Business
Jeffers Lime Co displaced three Mule Teams with a Selden Truck speeding lime cement and sewer pipe delivery across the city and suburbs. The quick dispatch service has greatly increased business and established the firm as a progressive local factor.
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Jeffers Lime CO
Selden
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