Local Amateur Realms Double Bill Ends In Split
Central Baptist and Wesley split a double header. First game saw Wesley take early control 10-0 then Central Baptist rallied for a 4-3 win. Second game ended 4-0 with Central Baptist defeating Wesley as Groves excelled on the mound. Key players included Cantrel Gable Hargett for Central and Thornby Neal for Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist
Wesley
Westler
Densot
Jed
Central Baptiste
Thornby
Central
Bo Pom
Yer
Gable
Sullivan
Cohen
Otto Vandergriffe
A Denson
Hargett
Baldwin
Groves
Central Baptist Boys
Atlanta Methodists Give Missions 20000
Asheville N C June 28 Following an urgent plea by Dr W W Pinson executive secretary of the foreign missions board the Methodist Episcopal church South Atlanta led the gifts with a 20000 pledge for missionary work A grand total of 115000 was raised for foreign missions more than double the amount subscribed in New Orleans five years ago The conference heard addresses by Bishop Hendrix Bishop Wilson and John J Pepper detailing lay involvement and mission progress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
W. W. Pinson
Foreign Missions Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Waynesville
Varios
Atlanta
Pinson
Hendrix
New Orleana
R. Hendrix
Alpheus W. Wilson
College of Bishops
Baltimore
Bishop Wilson
John J. Pepper
Memphis, Tenn
J. Campbell White
New York City
White
India
China
Japan
W. T. Eilis
Swarthmore
B. F. LaPlamme
Rochester
N. X
Sheriff Free Transportation Bill Introduced in House
Representative Shelby Myrick of Chatham introduces a bill in the general assembly to grant free railroad transportation to sheriffs and deputies while on official duties. The measure excludes deputies sworn in for temporary duty and aims to save counties and sheriffs money on yearly rail costs and unbilled trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
House
Shelby Myrick
Chatham
Bryans, Noted Conyers Resident, Dies in Covington
Thomas H. Bryans of Conyers Georgia died at his sister Mrs B Huson home in Covington Friday evening and was brought back for funeral and interment Sunday morning. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Allene and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Bryans
Conyers
Thomas H. Bryans
B. Huson
Covington
Allene
Big Wildcat Distillery Raided Near Alabama Line
Bremen Georgia June 28 Special one of the largest wildcat distilleries in this state section was destroyed this week by Deputy United States Marshal Jack Spence and Officer Colbert Thomason three miles southeast of Bremen in Carroll County Mandeville district The copper still and worm were taken and photographed then cut up About 700 gallons of sugared beer ready to be run off and a large quantity of whisky were destroyed The still capacity was about 75 gallons and indications showed it had been in operation for some time
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M. Kelly
Snyier
Smith
eLvas
Vyeukina
Rt. Co
Grant Park
San Miltens
R. Rogers
Ae Ic Sa
Murray G
Red Seal Jones Company
Ab. Rh
Keely
Kampers
Texaaom
Baew
Kelly
Pines
Roberson
Roderson
Pittsburg Glage Company
Phelps
Whittier
Buttock
Hallett’ & da Pitsburg Gless Company
Expoattion
TT Gilmer
Felton
Davis
Atlanta’ Gas Co
Pillsburg
H. Loury
Adama
Griffin
Williamson
Hallett & D
Eb. Reh
Plawa
Roberta
Luck
Peessmen
R. Nert
Barnes
Inuit Refaing
Farris Ib
Teraaon Company
B. O
Williams Born
Lueck
Threg-baao Bite
Roberson Gilmore
Deter
Owaa
USA Falton
Inet
Phitline Biake
Totsish Ceed
San Milt Melton
Howard
Myers
Jenkins
Fburg Girss
Standarn
Grant Company
Gallmard
Standard Oi Company
Crana & Co
Jackson, If
Prereman
Plubed Brillantis
Simpson, Mb
Fulton Bag— Ab
Wiltman
Rich Everett
Motley
W. Dieame
Gilbert
M. Melton
Crane & Co
Inninga Salth
Bety and Hallett
Batterian
Cooper Nan
Spencer
Plan- Pittobure Glass Company A
Ows
Roward
Rkett
Guilact
Orerin
Nert
Williameon
Potalai
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Willemeon
Wiseer
Willian Hi Las
P_C
Ty Pres
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A. Wenlay
O& Wasser
Wasser
Willigmson
Fetton
Asogna
Mi — Mian
Ae Jonathana
Best
Phiine
Et McRonald
Gardan
Ea Ss
the Hurden
St. Aim Mayo
Pms
Agagas
Holy Tanneencas
Darkendert
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Fonce Dé Leon
Colle Park
Capitol
Weston
Saxe
Beers
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Aftarnoon
Vv. D
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Auvere
Melton
Wealey
Relher
Naradwe Haan
Maver Strivk Tr
Vy Howard
Sotarly Cruab
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Starr
Wes
Powitina Petro
Pang Musan
Wits
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Smyle
Ulias
Wingan
Tutenaell
Conley
Wills
al Joner
Rowley
Ewing
Eubanks
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Incinge
Lackhard
Braves
Wesley
Wallace
P Martin
Areran
Ang
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Bryant
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Sears
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Kane
Kane Ar
Blodgett
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Crosby
Callahan
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Ant Park
Ana Defeaud Hlodgeth
Jonathans
Candleshrader
Pietmont
Tre Bruith
Grane Park
Suyauery
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Parker
Chisieen
Floyd
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Miso
Sykes
Armetrans
Fed Bis
Frank
Shulhe Chiver
Phos Coos
Él Duncan
Heaton
Galtenan
Vandearltt
Miracle
Foster
Sue Molen
Rf-P
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Agen
Witken
Ahdi
Ciners
Smith Brak
Harel
Clawer
Celiahan
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Fama
Seore Bs
Garrett
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Hammond
T Grace
Parter
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Balla
Asbury
Whittier Mite
Armetromg
St Aga Aun
Armatrong
Jongthana
Capital Avenue
Sanmar
Teeny Tits
Watkins
Tases
Grant’ Park
Mit Br
Ty Armees
Ha Sie
Tim
Sammons
Atronga
Umnire
Rhinehart
Gan Central Congregational
Doubem Piay
Ede
Bill
Maron Hamment
Grant Turk
Fetwaris
Mullen
Sv Rammand
R. HL
Teapitol View
Railroad League
Cues
Central Congregational
Atlanta
Nathmal Bank
Anneal
Ballet
Santage
P.P. Glass Company
Murray Ginesa
Red Seal
Central Congregations
Con Southern Allway
Neblack
Stallings
Bay
Enon
Armetead
Gulfently
West
Vicester
Dupre
Anteraon
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Wood
Capitol Ave
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Panrhal
Southern RY
Flors
Crutchfield
Reeves
Janes
G Payne
Kennington
Tumlin
York
Re. Burton
McLane
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Holtzendartz
Peck
Durvin
Ef. Foss
Jonin Gr
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Weiser
Southern Railway
Capitol Avenue
National Bank
Goltehtly
Br Payne
Davia
Larne
Payne
Basls
Armmead
Lester
Stabings
Woodward Lambe
da Nebinck
Barter
Wasa Bankaton
Holtzendorf
Jennings Kennington
Perry
Jennings
Cheek
Filler
Cheon A
Tiller
Cepttor Avenue
Bremen
United States
Jack Spence
Colbert Thomason
Carroll County
Mandeville
Thomason
Broveal
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Pikeville
Indianapolis
James A. Collins
Norfalk
Norfolk
Hampton
Richard Toliver
Queen Street
Fifth Regiment to Camp on St Simons Island Next Week
The Fifth Regiment of Atlanta will occupy St Simons Island for eight days for a camping trip with drills and field sports. Captain John W. Quillian outlines games among companies and regimental teams, plus bathing and leisure activities. Lieutenant Colonel Orville Hall says the camp site is prepared and trains will depart July 3. Colonel F E B Pomeroy reports strong employer support for soldiers’ vacation schedules.
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St Simon's Island
Atlanta
John W. Quillian
Brunswick
Goldiers
Sam
Orville Hall
Birmingham
Atlantic
F E. B. Pomeroy
Fifth
Feela
Convertible Limousine Solves a Big Car Problem This Summer
The Stevens-Duryea convertible phaeton on the C-Six chassis offers a two purpose body that can switch from open touring to closed car in minutes. A. I. Goodwin notes its growing popularity for seasonal use and bad weather riding. The design preserves a trim look whether top is up or down and may signal a surge in convertible sales this motoring season.
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Stevens-Duryea
Tor
A. I. Goodwin
Cordele Pool Parlors Investigated by Chief
Cordele Georgia June 28 Special. Chief Sumner began a thorough investigation after learning pool and billiard parlors violated an ordinance prohibiting minors from entering without written parental consent. Police visited parlors, checked permissions, and will continue the probe to resolve alleged violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Sumner
Pure marriage bill would raise marriage age in Carroll County
A health board backed measure endorsed by Carroll County Medical Association proposes raising the legal marriage age to 18 for males and 16 for females. It requires health certificates for fiancés and bans marriages involving tuberculosis pellagra and other diseases. It bars habitual drunkards and drug victims unless cured for a year by Dr. BL Embry of Villa Rica. The bill seeks state health board backing for enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Medical Association
J.T. Nixon
BL Embry
Villa ‘Ries
State Board of Health
Convention of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Continues
Washington June 28 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen remained in session due to heavy business. Delegates completed constitutional amendments and by laws review and adjudication of beneficiary claims but plan no adjournment until Wednesday or Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Deelgates
Arbitration Treaties Extended to New Term
Washington reports that the special arbitration treaties with Japan Sweden and Portugal were renewed before expiration. The move extends cooperation and dispute resolution between the countries, ensuring continued formal channels for arbitration beyond the original expiration date.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Sweden
Portugal
Heat waves scorch cities as temps surge across the nation
Across the United States the June heat stretched from Duluth to Norfolk with thermometers climbing near 100. In many cities heat related deaths rose while crowds sought ice, shade, and relief at beaches and summer resorts. Ohio and Indiana reported multiple fatalities amid record or near record highs.
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Washington
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Frankenfield
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Ohio
Will of J A Benson Filed in Washington Georgia
James A Benson death near Savannah leads to probate filing by Ordinary Fanning. Estate estimated around 250000 dollars includes 26000 to wife Minnie Bannon 2000 to St Josephs Orphanage Washington for industrial work, 200 dollars for building improvement for Ral Fleming, residue to two children M D P OConnor of Augusta and James A Benson Jr of Windsor.
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Washington, Ga
James A. Benson
Thunderbolt
Savannah
TD Fanning
Benson
Minnie Bannon
Mary Ann Drury
Watertown
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Washington
Ral Fleming
Augusta
Atlanta
Macon
Savanneh Banks
M.D. P. O'Connor
James A. Benson, Jr
Windington
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HA Hal Reynolds
Royston
Elberton
Phomby
Pittman
Burton
Baier
AL Baker
Harrisson
Arnold
Henderson
Central Baptists
D ‘Suramary
Fe Aita
Coheo
Hite
Cantrel
Cotten
Dennon
Cantral
Vandergrife
Dem von
Baker
Murray Gin
Raysten
Tune
Devson
R Snipes
Bard
Emerson Jordan
Ef. Torstun
Mberian
Wore
Roto
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Jo Chis Gnios
Jordan
Brewin
Po Ee Bloc
Kent
Royton
Ceries
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TLR
Mops
Simpson
Gulf Retners
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Gull
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Welbourne and
Jenkins Ted
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Southard Rt
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Oben
Walbourne
Cleston
Fenn
Walt
Ay Myers
Dickerson
Borling
Awbury
Temple
Faethe Ion
Holhovner
Temple Baptist
Lyone
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Kingston
Patna
Raceley
Brooke
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Rivera
Herran
Ai A Thapman
Ie Holsnouer
Ronson
Spoata
Thule
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Abbury
Ravine
Siunom
Halhouser
Tees
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Woodeon
Anbury
Fobbins
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Paul
Quredpilt
Weraprrih
Atlanta Methodists
Missions
Big Wildcat
Alabama Line
St. Simons
Cordele Pool
Prof
Guy A. Moory
Echoet
Health Board
Nixon
Duluth
Minn
Big D
Lake Superior
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Jas. A. Benson
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