Murd er mystery and coroner verdict jolts Warroad cabin
In Warroad Minnesota authorities reopened a homicide inquiry after a coroner jury had ruled Mrs Head Wheeler’s death accidental. The Wheeler party had lived with Conrad Hagen and investigators found a butcher knife in her body and a dog in the cabin. The case centers on foul play and a two inch head wound.
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Warroad
Minn
Lake of the Woods
Head Wheeler
Angie
Minnesota
Conrad Hageo
Wheelers
Northwoods
Lake of
Woolf County
Wheeler
Clearwater
Kane
Hagen
Britain Repudiates Russian Treaties In Long Note
Continuation of a page note dated October 25 cites British rejection of Zinoviev letter and related claims. It quotes a discussion of the Communist Internationale and Moscow references. The article notes MacDonald’s government classifies the letter as a forgery and questions how the term communiste internationale is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Socialist Soviet Republic
Zinoviev
Garges
MacDonald
Zinosiev
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Atlantas Score Killing in Stock Market Rally
From market coverage, United States Steel common hit 117 1 4, a postwar high, then closed down about 4 points. Rails showed bullish activity while many leading issues drifted lower. A notably aggressive rally appeared in Rock Telahd common shares amid the day’s stock boom.
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United States Steel Common
Rock Telahd Common
New 1 500 000 Hospital Planned
The article outlines a planned 1.5 million dollar hospital with multiple wards, private rooms with baths, top floor operating rooms and labs, and ground floor offices. It notes current capacity of 0 beds and previous finances, with bonds to be issued totaling about 300,000 and remaining funds from a sinking fund.
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Executive Committee
Columbus
Arch C. Cree
Atlanta
Southern Baptists
M D O N O U G H B R I D G E T I E D U P D E B A T E
M d o n o u g h bridge faces tie up as county and city dispute retaining walls filling and paving costs. Alderman Hartsfield seeks county to fund retaining walls while city has no wall fund. County officials say partial costs acceptable but not full. Other committee members could not be reached for comment.
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W. B. Hartsfield
Hartsfield
Southern Railway
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Wirlyn B. Moore
Public Works Committee
The
County Commission
Charles G. Turner
Memorial Fund to Honor Wilson and Confederate History Call
The report details efforts to preserve southern history through books and teaching, urging local U D C chapters to back southern text publishers. It notes new texts on the Ku Klux Klan and Mary Serugham, Ph D, and includes international library exchanges. Funds for education and relief for Confederate women were discussed, with a strong push for endowments and subscriptions at the Tennessee delegation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Washington and
Tee University
Hal Smithers
Owsley
South
Miss Davis
American Library Service
Klan
Ita
Scrugham
Columbia University
Longmans, Green & Co
New York
Mra
J. R. Johnson
Lexington
Germany
Parliamentary
Wiesbaden
Bodleian Library
Fugland
American Library
Paris
Parliamentary Library
Canada
Misa Hanna
Franklin J. Riley
Mary D. Carter
Virginia
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Dodd
Harvard
Tennessee
Peabody College
Nashville
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
Mre
J.P. Higgins
Old South
Memorial Woodrow Wilson scholarship praised by Daughters of the Confederacy
Dr. Mitchell praised Mrs. Stevens and the educational committee for establishing a memorial Woodrow Wilson scholarship at the University of Virginia. Matthew Page Andrews, a renowned historian and DC representative at Yale, cited the value of such aid to Confederate descendants and noted his own education benefited from similar support.
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Sbreakfast
T. ‘Lt. Stevens
Educational Committee
de Soto Hotel
8. C. Mitchell
University of Richmond
Matthew Page Andrews
Baltimore
Charles Lanier
Greenwich
Comn
Sidney ‘Lanier
Georgia
Mitchell Spears
America
Mitchell
England
Stevens
Woodrow Wilson
University of Virginia
Thhe University of South Carolina
U.D.C
Virginia
Andrews
Daughters of the Confederacy
Yale University
Bres
Alabama Daughters of Confederacy May Elect New Leader
A report from the District of Columbia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy details leadership disputes over de facto president Mrs Albion Tucks tenure and plans for a new convention. It notes Alabama actions on education, a Jackson county ball, and committees on Jefferson Davis memorials and the cotton tax issue.
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Woodrow ‘Wilson
Albion Tuck
District of Columbia ‘Division
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
General Organization
Whch
Tuck
D.C. Ludlow
Washington
Alabama
U. D
L., M. Bashinsy
Troy
Ala
General Educational Committee
Stevens
Livingstone Rowe Schuyler
J. C. Muse
Texas
Hugh Miller
Missouri
Elizabeth Hanna
Moina Michael
Georgia
Lanier
Charles N. Lanier
Sidney Lanier
Connecticut
de Soto
Jefferson Davis
Point Isabel
Negro Man Held in Arendale Case Denies Charges
Oscar Bray a 27 year old Black man was arrested Friday night and held on suspicion in the murder of D L Arendale a night watchman for Patterson Lumber Co Bray denied involvement saying he worked until 10 pm at a restaurant and later visited a nearby negress whose account overlaps with the night of the slaying Police report Bray admitted visiting the woman who claimed entrances were barred and said he entered via a keyhole Bray remains in communicado at the police station as investigators seek the motive and killer
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Oscar Bray
Arendale
Patterson - Lumber Company
Bray
Pearle Booth
Communicado l
Grand Jury Next For Slaying Probe In Haralson County
After a closed preliminary hearing in the slaying of Mrs. Stewart, calls for an early trial grow louder from both sides. Judge Irwin plans a trial before Christmas, with defense attorneys pressing for speedy resolution. Three men were released as witnesses testified, including Sted Hesperlee who was named as having fired a shot. The victim’s husband aided in the search for the assailants since his wife’s death eight days earlier.
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Mrs. Stewart
Piang
Haralson County
Coucs
Irwin
J. R. Hutchison
Douglasville
Mr. Hutchison
So- Viecitor
Ed Griffith
Sted Hesperlee
Emmett Hesperlee
Tom Bishop
Mr. Stewart
Liqour
Haralson
Juma
Unidentified man rifles register and walks away
Peter Mapranagos, an employee of the Terry Soda company at 601 Peachtree Street, was held up by an unidentified white man late Friday night who robbed the cash register for. The man, about 30, fled after the theft, according to police.
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Peter Mapranagos
Terry Soda Company
Peachtree Street
Fulton National bank announces two new directors
Two prominent Atlanta area businessmen join Fulton National Bank board. J. E. Skaggs, head of Southeastern Express, becomes a director replacing J. B. Hockaday, while F. Q. Stone, president of J. O. Stone Baking, is added as director. Both are noted as leading figures in southeastern commerce.
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Fulton National Bank
J. E. Skaggs
Southeastern Express Company
F. Q. Stone
J. O. Stone Baking Company
Skaggs
Iate J. B
Skeges
Athinta Banking Institute
Bowlin
Green
Old Southern Express Company
Valdosta
Atlanta
Sistant
Whit Price
Hocksday
F. C. Stone Bakins Companyy
New Patton Bank
Mr. Stone
South
Stone
Cincinnati
Ba Ing
SCIENTIFIC BODY MEET ANDERSON HONORS DR FOX AT PRISON GATES
Emory University reports Dr. Henry Fox, former Mercer University biology chief, reelected secretary treasurer of the Georgia Academy of Science amid a slate of officers G. Ta. Henden and G. H. Rogge. Executives hear papers on Stone Mountain and determinism as the meeting proceeds with new membership.
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Anderson
DR. Fox
Emory University
Georgia Academy of Science
Henry Fox
Mercer University
Fox
Mercer Board of Trustees
Academy
Georgia
G. Ta. Henden
University of Georgia
G. Ha" Rogge
Georgia Tech
J. J. McGhee
Emory
Executive Council
W. McCallie
State Geological Department
R.C. Rhodes
Emery Biology
L. J. Mendren
W. V. Skiles
Tech Iy
J. Ro Fain
Nelms
B. M. Hall
Atlanta
Pesident
Stone Mountain
MrCabe
Wife of Preacher Slain Is Belief Prompted by Findings
Canton reports late tonight that authorities will not discuss the conclusions beyond noting it supports Mrs. Shearsley did not cast herself into the furnace. Pathology samples from the victim were sent to Dr. H. M. Brundage of Columbus for examination. A missing bottle of poison will not be pursued further after the chemist's report. A separate account notes Mapranogos confronted by a man with a pistol and rifling a cash register before fleeing.
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Canton
Missing Macon carpenter believed kidnapped and murdered
Macon detectives and sheriff's deputies think W. J. Dickey, 44, a carpenter, was kidnapped after leaving for medicine for his sick wife. He carried about 350 dollars. Police expect a body to be found near local brick yards after two arrests in connection with the case. Further arrests expected as search continues.
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Macon
W. J. Drey
Carpenter
Dickey
Laken
Park Site Committee to Report Next Month
Washington November 21 An inspection of the Mammoth Cave section in Kentucky as part of the southern Appalachian park committee itinerary appointed by Secretary Work to select a site for an eastern national park.
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Washington
Mammoth Cove
Kentucky
Southern Appalachian Park Committee
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