LAST BIC FIGHT DRAWING AND ROAD SUMMITS
Pelham and Camilla in Mitchell county push for a statewide auto tour and better roads. Local boards plan to send a large delegation to Albany, seeking the “air One” route via Pelham and urging rapid organized road development to attract visitors and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
SpectaLja
Board of Trade
Albany
Camilla
H H Merry
Pelham Board of Trade
Cavaty Commission
Mitchelle
Mitchell County
Pelham Journal
W S Hill
Ar Culpepper
Thomass
J. Rebinson
E. M. Davis
J. L Palmer
D L. Turner
W . Hill
600Oa Roads Club
Posnille
Mitchell County to Boost Road Standards With Fall Auto Tours
At a mass meeting citizens pledge to maintain and raise present standards. They expect free advertising from hundreds of automobile parties traversing the county this fall, signaling progress and wider awareness of Mitchell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citixens
Mitchell County
Pelham High on Good Roads Tour Pulls
Hol J. L. Hand, Atlanta business leader, urges Pelham in Good Roads Tour route. He notes Pelham has twenty one cars, strong for a town its size, and cites road links Albany to Thomasville and Pelham via Moultrie. He compares speeds, mentions Aycock, and recalls Mitchell County spent $40 000 on roads last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
Mitchell County
L. Lewis
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta Constitution
Thair
Frank Weldon
Camila Enterprise Io
Sditer
Leon Roles
Buick
Enterprise
Cell County
Pelham
J. L. Hand
Atlanta
Albany
Thomasville
Moultriy
Valdosta
Camille
Aycock
Coast Line
Ochlochnee
Meigs
East Atlanta Improvement Club meeting indicts DeKalb county neglect
An East Atlanta Improvement Club gathering at Shueys Grove voiced protests over poor road conditions in East Atlanta within DeKalb County and county commission inaction. It criticized Atlanta city council for removing several officials from election, urged better street lighting and faster streetcar service on Fair Street and McPherson Avenue, and noted endorsements for EB Shumate for DeKalb county commissioner and E E Pomeroy for Atlanta mayor. The Lexington Hotel in Chicago was described as a top automobile thoroughfare stop.
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Atlanta Improvement Club
Shuey's Grove
East
Atlanta
DeKalb County
County Commission of
DeKalb
City Council of
Sve
Fair Street
McPherson Avenue
EB Shumate
Waa
Indorsed E E Pomeroy
Atlante
Out Eighty Hours and Still No Verdict
Chicago on June 27 reports that after eighty hours the jury deliberating the Browne bribery case against Knola minority leader Lee O Nell Browne has yet to reach a verdict. Judge McSurely plans to wait until next Friday before any move to discharge the jury if deadlock persists. Two jurors who agree on the verdict argued over Jeffries and Johnson, which escalated briefly into a light wrestling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee O Nell Browne
C A. White
William Lort‘mer
United’ States
Coroner to Investigate Death of R. E. Brown
The death of R. E. Brown, found at 10% North Forsyth Street, 8 a.m. yesterday, led to a coroner’s inquest at Poole’s Chapels today at 11. Brown, a secret order and union member, died two hours after admission to Grady Hospital. post mortem planned. He was about sixty years old and leaves four sisters, Mrs. J. L. Atwood and Mrs. Howard Atwood of Volena, Ga, Mrs. Emmett Cleland of Oklahoma, and Miss Marie Brown of Bethlehem, Pa.
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Brown
North
Forsyth Street
Grady Hospital
Donehoo
Harry G Poolee
Ormit la Ola
J. LL Atwood
Howard Atwood
Volana
Emmett Cleland
Oklahoma
Mario Brown
Bethlehem
Pay Parting Tribute to Jackson's Memory
Nashville June 27 twenty one guns a president's salute were fired over Andrew Jackson's grave at the Hermitage as a parting tribute from the seniors of Camp Dickinson to their hero. The salute was fired by First Artillery Battery A. The troops will depart Camp Dickinson by tonight.
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Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Caramon
DickMmaon
Toanonsee Sfereat
Fred
Ftery
Headache Remedy Ad Recommends Capudine For Varied Aches
An advertisement promotes Capudine as a remedy for headaches of all kinds, including nervous and sick headaches, headaches from heat or cold, and stomach-related pains. The copy frames Capudine as a quick rest aid against diverse headache sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capudine i
Battle Fought Between Races Near Harrisville
Reports from Harrisville Simpson county describe a Sunday race riot with armed white posses pursuing black fugitives after a dispute between a white farmer McDonnell and Jim Brady escalated. Luther Buckley was killed by gunfire as posse searchers pursued fugitives Jones and Brady. Conflicting reports say the captured Jones was shot by the posse or spirited away by officers, while Brady remains at large with armed men continuing a country‑wide sweep amid rising tension.
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Jackson
Misa
Harrisville
Simpson County
Luther Buckley
Jones
Isassi
McDonnell
Jim Brady
McDonnel
Georgetown
K K E One Time Phrase Sparks Debate in Coaching Spin
A terse slogan K K E one time becomes a talking point at a local sports meeting as supporters claim it captures effort. Critics say the phrase oversimplifies strategy and demands clearer guidance for players and staff.
Special City Council Meeting on Auto License Reforms
Mayor Maddox calls a special morning session at 11 to review an ordinance committee report on auto license reform for the coming year. The plan would assign a unique license number to each auto and grant ten day visitor runs without fee, with renewal rules aligning to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox
Ordinance Committee
Socialists Attack Postal Department Over Workers’ Rights
Victor Berger released resolutions adopted by the Social Democratic Party’s national executive board in Chicago. The measures condemn the Post Office Department for hindering union organizing and dismissing postal clerks, urging a congressional investigation and remedies, with copies to the president and Congress and a press transmission.
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Milwaukee
Wia
Victor Berger
Post Office Department of
United States
Social Democratic Party of America
Chicago
Indianapolis
Postofice Department
Post Offce Department
Post Office Department
Congress
Pune
Cuban Congress Station Shooting Sparks Feud Threats
In Havana a gunman, Congressman Manuel Lores, fired at Antonio San Miguel a congressman and La Lucha editor in the lobby just before a session. A second congressman, Antonio Gonzales Lanuse, was grazed. Lores stood with allies, pistols drawn, then both sides separated. Immunity prevented arrest as tensions rise over railway funding policy.
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Havana
Antonio San Miguel
Pinar del Rio
la Lucha
Congress Today
Manuel Laréa
Oriente
San Miguel
Lores
Antonio Gonzales Lanuse
Villanueva
United Railways
Prado
Negroes Indicted for Killing Brown in DeKalb County
Four Black men were indicted for murder in DeKalb County for the April 3 Druidville street hold-up killing of Motorman T Brown. Trials begin this morning at 9 before Judge L. J Roan with separate trials planned all week. Charles Walker and Ed Weaver confessed and will be tried first. Jim Black and Charles Tolton Callan to follow with prosecutors detailing that Julian killed Brown and Walker shot Conductor Bryson. Attorneys Thompson, Winds, and Steel named for defense.
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T Brown
Druidville Street
DeKath County
Decatur
Roan
W. S. Howard
L. Hosser
Charles Walker
Fried
Ed Weaver
Jim Black
Charles Tultan
Callan
Julian
Brown
Walker
Bryson
Black
Weaver
Rame
T Thompson
Alonzo Wiotds
L J Steel
Bean
DeKalb County
Grand Jury
Postal Department Warns Businessmen Over Dunning Notices
Washington dispatch reports the postoffice department ruled that dunning notices on face of letters with bills are unmallable. The assistant attorney general cited cases where firms used envelopes stamped Past due or red ink Collection department to pressure remittance, noting such practices risk rejection and waste paper disposal.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Postoffie
Bhig City
Collection Department
Treasurer in the Pen Lombard Convicted of Robbing Town
John B. Lombard once town treasurer of Framingham confessed to forging notes totaling 509000 over ten years. He was sentenced by the court to not less than ten nor more than fifteen years in state prison. Lombard collapsed as the clerk read the sentence.
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Lombard
Cambridge
Maxs
James 7
Prites
Ifs
John B. Lombard
Framingham
Mortuary Notices From Butts County Georgia
Obituary notices describe the death of Mrs Susan Moore age 80 in Jackson Georgia after paralysis. Funeral at Moore's chapel notes survivors including two daughters two sons and seven grandchildren. Additional death notices report Mrs Georgia R Fulton age 69, Perry residents, funeral at St Pauls church and Oakland cemetery. Also Perry resident Herry Hancock age 4 years and A Friesleben death in Kansas City with earlier Georgia connections. Funeral arrangements for these individuals are listed.
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Susan Moore
Jackson
Butts County
Pittman's Ferry
Georgia R. Fulton
Georgia RB. Fulton
Ro Ia Street
St Paul's Church
Oakland Cemetery
A. Freisleben
Atlanta
A. Friesleben
Kansas City
Friesleben
Annie Freisleben
MhYnch
Heart Tailors
Obituaries From Decatur Area Include Doctors and Spouses
Obituaries list Dr B F Daniel of Decatur aged 68 who died at home, with two sons and siblings named. Miss Eula Hart died aged 29 in College Park. Mrs Helen Stewart aged 44 of East Fair Street. Frederick R. Jones of 14 Blut Street. Mrs Jessie Wells aged 26 of Johnson Avenue. infant Louie Elliott son of RH and MRE Elliott. Mrs Jessie G Rucker died after two years of illness. Funeral details and interment locations given for each.
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B. F. Daniel
BF Daniel
Decatur
Daniel
Union Point
Robert
John Daniel
Peek
Atlante
D Bryon
Woodstock
C Daniel
McDonaugh Ga
Decatur Cemetery
Eula Hart
Mise
Rey
J M .Hart
College Park
Flat Rock Baptist Church
FJ Dodd
Flat Rock Cemetery
Helen Stewart
J R. Stewart
East Fair Street
Harry G Poole
Wesley Chapel
Frederick R. Jones
Blut Street
Waco
Jessie Wells
Johnson Avenue
EA. Wells
Harry
G Poole
Stone] Mountain
Louie Elliott
Louie
RH Elliott
Neal
Hollywood Cemetery
Jessie G. Rucker
Jessie G Rucker
Washington Street
Mississippi Bank Closes After Officer Deaths
Magnolia Mississippi June 27 The Peo Die bank closed its doors this afternoon announcing depositors and stockholders would likely be paid in full upon liquidation. The suspension was attributed to the deaths of two bank officers prompting depositor unrest and withdrawals.
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Mississippi
Magnolia
Miss
Peo| Die’s Bank
Law Held Valid by Interstate Commission Decision
Washington June 7 announcement by the interstate commerce commission that United States District Judge Page Morris, presiding in Iowa, ruled the federal hours of service law for interstate railroad crews constitutional. Yee Cream Snipper-aAp ice cream supper to be served tonight at 323 McDaniel Street by the Philathes and Bavaca classes of the Union Congregational Church. committee reports extensive preparations for a delightful sheltering event. proceeds to be devoted to foreign missions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States District
Page Morris
Iowa
Federsaw
McDaniel Street
Philathes
Bavaca
Union Congregational Church
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Mall Free
Dr. Kilmer, & Co
Binghamton
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Bear
Jeffries
Johnson
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Nev
Jeffries- Johnson
Buch
Moana Springs
Choynski
Corbett
Armatrong
Berger
Farmer Burns
Armstrong
Wne
Sam
Tex Rickard
Tim Sullivan
New York
Rickard
Reno
Sullivan
San Francisco
Joan Jeffries
Chere
Degins
Tom Flanagan
Hathaway & Co
Ween
DR. Hathaway & CO
Lwman
Brest
Avesta, Oh
Elmer Givin
Council On Popular Elections
Lorimer
R. E. Brown
Poole’s Chapel
Tomorow
Edgewood Avenue
Hicks’ Capudine
Scout
Congressman
Cuban Congress
Pitotan
Postal Department
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
Grant Building
George M. Brown
John W. Grant
Joseph E. Bostoa
Perry H. Hancock
Herry H Hancock
Powell Street
Misa Lise Hancock
Mra Beathle Hancock
Carrie Cley
Amos Hancock
Coleman Hancock
Delaware
Roswell
Tosdet
Gordon
Ught
el Ea
Poudlreer
Nassville
If. MW. High Co
Atlanta, Ga
Uae
Fereretes
Tacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Crjenean
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