Timberwoodrum Stroke Strikes NY Political Figure On Stage
Timothy L Woodruff former lieutenant governor of New York appears at Carnegie Hall to address a fusionist meeting when he suffers a severe paralytic stroke on the left side. He is carried away, treated by physicians, and later restored to his apartment as his condition is reported serious but uncertain by his wife and doctors.
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Illegal probation penalties shock city court ruling
Judge George L Bell declared the imposition of sentences for probation violations illegal in the case of H D Jones, a man freed on bond after a drunkenness charge. The ruling allows two separate sentences for new charges, complicating police court procedures and probation enforcement while preserving the probation system’s role as a court aid.
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Terrapin King Visits Atlanta With 150 Diamond Backs
A Georgia terrapin expert, Mr Barbee, showcases a cohort of over 150 diamond backs on a Savannah island, touring Atlanta at the Georgian Terrace. He explains breeding, incubation, and sale facts, noting eggs hatch after about ninety days and terrapins reach up to seven inches, with markets in New York, London, and Paris.
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Minstrel Moore Found Dead After Gas Turn On
Walter Moore once with Buffalo baseball team in the old Bootean League and later with Al G Field's minstrels was found dead in bed with the gas turned on. The death is reported as an apparent gas-related incident dated September 29.
Free Advertising Read Tomorrow by Thrifty People
An Atlanta Constitution notice promotes Want Ads, claiming free advertising is unreliable and urging readers to call Main 5000 to place ads. It emphasizes fair pricing and professional ad writing, with an index to Want Ads on page 13.
Senator Lodge Undergoes Gastric Ulcer Operation at Eastern Point
Nahant Massachusetts September report states United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, 94, was operated Friday for a gastric ulcer after months of indigestion and fatigue. Physicians describe the operation successful but warn recovery depends on vitality. Lodge and family officials released that his condition improved slightly over the weekend, with continued careful observation and ongoing telegram and phone messages to his home.
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Atlanta Post Office seeks Sunday open delivery window
Postmaster Jones asks Washington to restore an open general delivery window in Atlanta on Sunday mornings, a service long halted. He also requests restoring Sunday 10 o clock post office box service, which allowed renters to receive mail by 10 am. The Hitchcock era closed Sunday general delivery and banned mail unless via hotel or rented box. A postmaster general order also cutoff midnight Saturday distribution to boxes, blocking Sunday access for bus renters.
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Bible in NC schools barred from state constitution
A proposed North Carolina constitutional amendment to prohibit restricting Bible reading in schools funded by public money was defeated in a joint house and senate committee meeting. Senate committees voted solidly against, with the house vote eleven to four, citing no constitutional ban mentioned or intended.
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Post Wheeler Returns to Answer Charges
Washington September 29 Post Wheeler first secretary of the American embassy at Home has come to Washington over charges against his conduct He called on Third Assistant Secretary Malone to sift the matter The ambassador to Italy O Brien investigated one charge claiming Wheeler used diplomatic privileges to import gasoline sold to private parties The charge was found groundless Changes are expected at the embassy as the new ambassador Thomas Nelson Suge seeks a harmonious personnel
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Tango Skirt Reaches Atlanta and Society Approves
Atlanta society buzzes over the tango skirt as police reporters describe the daring creation at J P Allens Promenade des Tollettes. The fashion show draws chaperoned crowds, a hushed audience, and widespread approval of the new style amid vivid commentary by Inma Dooly and coverage of the model exhibition at the Allen store.
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Nathaniel Baxter Sr Dies in Nashville at 111
Nashville Tenn September 29 Special Death claimed one of Nashville s foremost citizens Confederate veteran state legislator lawyer farmer and capitalist Nathaniel Baxter Sr died after several days illness of acute pneumonia He was 111 and had served in the fought in the Confederacy was captured at Franklin exchanged joined Johnston s army and surrendered at Hillsboro He read law in Nashville later held clerkships and bank and company presidencies before serving in the state senate He survived by his wife Laura Lavender and two daughters Funeral Tuesday 2 30 pm at his residence Mt Olivet cemetery with service by Reverends Brench and Erwin and a long list of attendees
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Liquid food lowered to entombed miner Toshesky
In Centralia Pennsylvania a rescue party heard Thomas Toshesky tapping from the Continental Mine where he was entombed last Friday. A shaft and airway were created, nourishing liquid was lowered, and rescuers hoped to reach him tonight. Fellow workers escaped as fresh coal rushes hampered efforts.
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Floods Wreak Havoc in Southwest Louisiana Rice Crop
Floods in Lake Charles and southwest Louisiana cut power, flood streets, force residents upstairs, and halt trains as the Calcasieu River rises to record levels. Rice crops face heavy losses with estimates showing only a partial harvest if rain ceases soon. A canceled circus seeks dry ground in New Orleans as lumber log booms break and companies suffer damage.
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Atlanta elects council race as voters decide contests
Voters across wards prepare to cast ballots in city elections as Mayor James G Woodward defends his record on economy and charter reform while candidates vie for alderman seats in eight wards. Polls open 7:30 am to 7 pm with results expected at city hall noon Wednesday.
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Barbs Coast Resort Plans Frenzy Over Drink Rules
San Francisco officials clash with resort owners over beverage policy as authorities bar women from bars after tonight and set conditions for Tuesday grape juice opening amid defense of soft drink basis. Chief White declares hard and soft drinks controversial while resorts prepare for tonight and the upcoming event.
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Weather Prophecy Local Rains Forecast
Local weather notes predict unsettled conditions with possible rain this week. Temperatures vary and wind may pick up.
Brigands wreck train killing forty injuring hundred
Rostov dispatch says brigands tore up rails near Batum cutting a passenger train between Baku and Batum. Forty people died and about one hundred were injured as cars were destroyed in the wreck on September 23.
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Hooper Alexander Confirmed by Senate as U.S. Attorney
Washington reports that on September 29 the Senate confirmed Hooper Alexander for the post of United States attorney for the northern district. The nomination was approved amid routine Senate proceedings.
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