Summers Bound Over for Noisy Beer Party
Two plainclothes officers broke a party at 130 Rawson Street near Crew and Rayson on Sunday morning arresting Summers and his wife. Summers and wife arraigned on furnishing intoxicants to minors. Summers bound over to higher courts, wife released on recognizance. Shields and Allen fined 175 dollars each for drunken and disorderly conduct. others dismissed. Recorder Broyles called for fresh action and delayed rulings as more witnesses were questioned about prior beer party dealings.
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Crew and
Rayson
I Summers
Summers
Polace
Stecorder Broyles
Patrick Shields
7 & Aen
George HI
Hartender
Olumber
Supp
En Summers
Phillarm Mu
O Cadians
Seer
Patek
Rick
Melton
Rawson Street
Allen
Mist Summers
Mandy
Broyles
Avs Summers
HIT
Vrs
Mirantirs
Satuday
Beer
Sears
National Prohibition Predicted by Baker
The article reports predicted nationwide prohibition urged by Baker amid a clergy and lawmen audience. It discusses amending the constitution to ban alcohol and enforce Wtarstite shipments, outlining steps for a national prohibition movement and political support in Washington and state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Keck
Washington
Conductors Battle for $100 Prize Continues Four Days Remain
Four men EB Hut t Potshaw Townsend Bennett Theo ten lead the contest as four days remain to win $100. The manager says chances shift with past performance and effort. Hopes ride on hustle popularity and work as ballots change like an Oriental silk dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Hutt
Wot Potshaw
HS Townsend
Bennett Theo Ten
BR Hitt
Weil
Conductor 212 J BB Play Prospect of $100 Prize
A fragment notes Conductor 212 J BB in a play of chance with a chance to gain about $100 by Sunday morning. The text implies a probabilistic prize or bet connected to him and a time frame. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Third Net Bank
North Brand St
Atlanta
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Georgia area
The column lists numerous deaths and funerals including Mrs Mary J Tilly Aba aged 6 at Prospect church Chamblee Ga with interment at the churchyard, Mrs Anna J Freendon aged 40 at 0 Brentley Street, and Mrs WC Fissell aged 63 of Floyd County with services at West View. Also noted are Barnesville merchant J F Stallings death, J McMullan of Hart County passing, Hugh Bell of Memphis private sanitarium death, Annie Laurie Walker daughter of Drs Lynn and family in Florida, and related memorial services.
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Mary J Tilly
Tilly
Lawrencetille
Mongay
Hualpind J S
Joa Tilly
Minttie Tully
Prospect Church
Chamblee
Anna J Freendon
Breantley
Vira Betey
Powers
Murella
Vo David
Troy Herndon
WM Luckett
Brown Memorial
West View
Annie Laurie Walker
Lynn Walker
Annie Taune
He Funivk §Nnings
Dr Walker
West End Presbyteran Church
Hugh BK Walker
German Birdman Drops On French Soil
Berlin reports German aviator Lieutenant Steffen, described as a skilled pilot, landed near Boulogne in an iiplane and was arrested by military authorities. He had taken off from Johannisthal and planned to fly to London via Brussels, signaling a notable wartime aviation feat during recent maneuvers.
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Berlin
Boulogne
Steffen
Johannisthal
Fynz
London
Hemide
Brussels
Naval Academy Opens New Academic Year With 860 Cadets
Annapolis Md September 30 860 midshipmen are on roll as the naval academy resumes after a break with 536 members returning from the mist second and tha classes. The total enrolment reaches 860 cadets for the first time since 190s when 881 youths were present on opening day.
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Annapolis Md
Natal Academy
Big musical show Little Boy Blue tonight
Local venue promotes the large stage production Little Boy Blue set for this evening. Performers, orchestra, and support are highlighted as the community event of the night. Tickets and venue details available at the box office.
Tariff Revisions and Cotton Futures Debate in Senate
Discussion on the last journey tariff revision centers on taxing cotton futures and the Clarke amendment. Democratic splits emerge over rates and approach as conference report moves to the Senate with leaders like Simmons Reed and Underwood shaping the final stance amid polarization.
Underwood’s Compromise Aims Tariff Bill Passage
The House adopted a compromise amendment to the tariff bill after opposition to the Clarke plan. Representative Underwood praised lower rates and regulatory aims, contrasting with Payne and Wilson proposals. He forecast continued prosperity and framed the bill as ending the era of protective tariffs for personal greed, while Payne warned of lower revenue. A tariff caucus petition followed as debate continued.
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Underwood
Wilson
Lever
Senate
Bln
D Smith
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
Burleson
Hardwick
Georgia
Wingo
Arkansas
House
UCL
Clarke
Oscar W Underwood
Treasury
Fleures
Democratic Party
Mr Underwood
Congress
United States
Payne Republican
Payne
Death Toll Mounts as Thunderstorm Ravages Cerbire France
A twelve hour thunderstorm in Cerriere France caused widespread destruction. Fourteen killed, thirty injured, many missing as floods surged through Cerbire and nearby towns. Gasoline and other inflammables worsened fires. two buildings wrecked, three passersby killed, five families buried. Rescue crews, bread aid, and infantry sent. rivers flooded, rail lines washed out, a train trapped in a tunnel. Madrid reports torrential rains with crops and property damage. villages inundated, boats deployed for rescues.
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Cerriere
France
Cerbra
Perpignan
Colloure
Pauliles
Banyuis-sur-Mer
Spain
Madrid
Ministry of the Interior
Barcelona
Yvelencia
Petition Circulated by Senators Faces Caucus Doubt
A morning petition circulated by Sena or Heed and signed by several Democratic senators including Fomorene and Hitchcock was sent to Democratic leader Senator Kern to challenge his stance on the petition. Kern doubts the signature count sufficiency and avoids action on validity while Simmons notes uncertainty if calling a caucus would open the conference report to revision.
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Senaor
Senate
Kern
Simmons
Remains of Hugh Bell to be buried at West View
The remains of Hugh Bell aged 24 son of A Bell and former of Atlanta will be taken from P J Bloomfield Co this morning at 9 10 to West View cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bell
Atlanta
P J Bloomfield Co
West View Cemetery
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Inman
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Jim
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Kennedy
Harris
Anderson
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Atco
English Avenue
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Batt
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Fit
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Bo ‘Tumlin
Irene Avenue
Jonex
Taylor
Plum
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Ezzell
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Floyd County
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A C. Gossett
J F Stallings
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J. McMullan
Hartwell
AJ McMullan
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Naval Academy
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Finance Committee
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John H Welch
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Rott Shoe CO
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Lodge
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