Beavers Questions Gentry Affidavit Genuine
Chief James L Beavers from Washington says evidence supports that George M Gentry signed an affidavit claiming records were padded The affidavit was signed in room 802 of the Westoria Building the L N Railroad office a private office of J A Ridgely The notary Jeannette Henning attested the document and descriptions matched Gentry’s, but Beavers left Washington without further search instructions.
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James L. Beavers
Washington
George M. Gentry
International Association of Police Chiefs
Rentry
Gentry
Beavers
Westoria
L. & N. Railroad
J. A. Ridgely
Atlanta
Miles
Ridgely
Jeannette Henning
Davis
Deaf Mutes Note Better Than Speech at City Hall
Frank Hammond told reporters that a deaf mute visiting the Mayor’s office could reveal more about callers than their own efforts. The mute wrote, Wife at home. Nothing to eat, after being told many sought personal audience without stating business. Hammond noted the mute outpaced all other callers in purity of request.
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Frank Hammond
Woodward
Hammond
Seventeenth Annual Dairy Officials Convention Opens
Mobile Alabama hosts the seventeenth annual convention of the Association of American Dairy Food and Drug Officials convening at the Battle House tonight. Governor Emmet O Neal W H Armbrecht and Laz Schwarz deliver welcomes with George L Flanders of New York to respond.
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Mobile
Ala
Association of American Dairy Food and Drug Officials
Battle House
Emmet O'Neal
W H. Armbrecht
Laz Schwarz
George L. Flanders
New York
No Grape Juice for Sec Daniels He’s On the Water Wagon
Boston report says Secretary Daniels joins Bryan Roosevelt and Fitzgerald in dodging grape juice. Daniels declares bottled mineral water his preferred drink while Bryan favors grape juice, Roosevelt milk, Fitzgerald zinger ale. Daniels says grape juice upsets his stomach and milk makes one fat. Mineral water is refreshing and harmless.
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Daniels
Boston
Josephus Daniels
Bryan
Roosevelt
Fitzgerald
The Plays This Week at Forsyth and Grand Theatre
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth features Bud Fisher Matt and Jeff creator Pauline Welch and The Lawn Party with The Three Leightons Adonis and his dog Earl Emmy's Pets and Whitefield and Ireland in a comedy. Quo Vadis at the Grand headlines strong advance sales while The Duke of Durham at Bijou stars Lou L Shean in an expensive program.
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Forsyth
Bud” Fisher
Sterling Keith
Matt
Jeff
Fisher
Pauline Welch
Earl Emmy
Whitefield
Ireland
New York
George Kleine
Cohan and
Harris
Societa Italiana
Rome
Italy
Cines
Europe
Chicago
Miladelphia
Atlanta
Duke of Durham
Bijou
Lou L. Shean
Ragtime Contest Showcases Weatherholt Pianos in Atlanta
Weatherholt Piano Company president T E Weatherholt of 72 North Broad Street hosts a ragtime contest Wednesday afternoon to prove Weatherholt player pianos can reproduce ragtime better than professionals. The event features top pianists, a city judge, and Mayor Woodward as an audience reference.
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Atlanta
T. E Weatherholt
Weatherholt Piano Company
North Broad Street
Weatherholt
Hugh Cardoza
Cardoza
Forsyth
Frank Hammond
Woodward
Hammond
Slays Man for $6 and Share in Still
Gainesville June 16 Bartow Cantrell in jail confesses to the murder of Arthur Hawkins near Belton Hall County two weeks ago He says his brother James Cantrell offered one and a half per cent in his still to slay Hawkins Mrs Silvey Hawkins wife of the murdered man is jailed with her 18 month old baby The Sunday American markets the South in ads
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Gainesville
Bartow ‘Cantrell
Arthur Hawkins
Belton
Hall County
James Cantrell
Hawkins
Silvey Hawkins
South
Roasted Town Will Sue Stage Jesters
The Watts, Los Angeles area village, plans a $25,000 damages suit against a local theatrical company over gibes by comedians in Los Angeles theaters. A prominent citizen says Watts has been the goat long enough and seeks compensation for repeated stereotype jokes about the town.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Tennessee Faces Debt Crisis as Refund Bonds Go Up for Bid
Tennessee may default on 11.46 million dollars of state debt due July 1 as partisan politics delay approving refunding. Bids to refund the debt open tomorrow in a bid process stalled by calls for amended refunding laws and authority for short term loans, after a weak initial offer of 862.50 per 1000.
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Nashvills
Tennessee
Advertise in the Sunday American for wide reach
Offer to sell or advertise in the Sunday American, the South’s largest circulating Sunday newspaper, promising broad audience access and prominent placement for products or services.
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Tne Sunday American
South
Dodson’s Liver Tone Replaces Calomel in Drugstores
Calomel sales have plummeted across the state as Dodson's Liver Tone gains trust among druggists. They praise its safety and effectiveness, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The pleasant vegetable remedy costs 50 cents for a large bottle and is touted as harmless to both children and adults.
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Dodson
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