Beavers Declares Gentry Affidavit Genuine
Chief James L Beavers returned from Washington claiming strong evidence that stenographer George M Gentry signed an affidavit admitting records were padded The affidavit was signed in room 802 of the Westoria Building L N Railroad office with Notary Jeannette Henning attesting an acknowledgment The chief described matching descriptions of Gentry and said the search was halted without further instructions to pursue him locally
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James L. Beavers
Ust
Washington
George M. Gentry
International Association of Police Chiefs
Gentry
Beavers
Westoria
J. A Ridgely
Atlanta
E. 0. Miles
W. M. J. Davis
Ridgely
Mr. Miles
Miles
Jeannette Henning
Davis
Miss Henning
Chief Beavers
Deaf-Mute's Note Better Than Speech in City Hall
Hammond, executive secretary to Mayor Woodward, said a deaf mute proved more effective than many visitors by writing "Wife at home. Nothing to eat" to explain personal business, after being told the Mayor cannot see people without knowing their business. The deaf mute’s note highlighted the difficulty of managing the crowd at the mayor's office.
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Rank Hammmond
Woodward
Monlay
Hammond
Seventeenth Annual Dairy Food Officials Convention Opens
The seventh annual convention of the Association of American Dairy Food and Drug Officials convenes in Mobile Alabama at the Battle House tonight at 8 o clock. Governor Emmet O Neal W H Armbrecht and Laz Schwarz give welcomes George L Flanders of New York will 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 on the Water Wagon
Boston June 16 Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels declares he will forgo grape juice and milk in favor of bottled mineral water. He cites stomach comfort and moderation, contrasting with Bryan Roosevelt and Fitzgerald who prefer other drinks.
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Sec. Daniels
Boston
Josephus Daniels
Bryan
Roosevelt
Fitzgerald
Daniels
The Plays This Week at Forsyth and Grand Theaters
Keith Vaudeville led by Bud Fisher comes to Forsyth with Pauline Welch and The Lawn Party among others, drawing big advance sales. Quo Vadis, presented by George Kleine and partners, draws huge NY style crowds at the Grand with 2:30 matinees and 8:30 shows. The Bijou features The Duke of Durham, a costly musical variety bill led by Lou L. Shean and a strong supporting cast.
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Forsyth
Bud” Fisher
Sterling Keith
Matt
Jeff
Pauline Welch
Mrs. Fisher
Leightons
Adonis
Karl Emmy
Whitefield
Ireland
New York
Grand
George Kleine
Cohan and
Harris
Societa Italiana
Rome
Italy
Cines
Europe
Chicago
Miladelphia
Atlanta
Duke of Durham
Bijou
Lou L. Shean
Ragtime Contest to Test Weatherholt Claim in Atlanta
Weatherholt Piano Company president seeks ragtime champion via Wednesday ragtime contest at Forsyth. Notables including Hugh Cardoza vouch for ragtime popularity. Frank Hammond to judge, bringing expert ears and broad ragtime passion to the event.
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Atlanta
T. E. Weatherholt
Weatherholt Piano Company
North Broad Street
Player-Plano Club
Weatherholt
Hugh Cardoza
Cardoza
Forsyth
Plano
Frank Hammond
Woodward
Hammond
Use of calomel practically stopped
Druggists across the state report a sharp drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The remedy is touted as safe, effective, and vegetable based with a money back guarantee. One bottle costs 60 cents and is said to ease sluggishness while preserving daily activity for families.
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Dodson
Slays Man for $6 And Share in Still Slays Man
Gainesville June 16 Bartow Cantrell in jail confesses to murdering Arthur Hawkins near Bellton Hall County two weeks ago He says his brother James Cantrell offered him six dollars and a half interest in his still to commit the crime Mrs Silvey Hawkins wife of the slain man is also jailed with her 13 month old baby The Sunday American markets the South by advertising nationally.
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Gainesville
Bartow Cantrell
Arthur Hawkins
Bellton
Hall County
James Cantrell
Hawkins
Silvey Hawkins
South
Roasted Town Will Sue Stage Jesters
Watts California plans a $25,000 damages suit against a local theatrical company over comedian gibes in Los Angeles theaters. A prominent Watts resident says the town has long been the goat for stereotyped jokes and seeks compensation.
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Los Angeles
Jfine
Watts
Tennessee Faces Debt Crisis Up for Bid in Refundings
Tennessee may default on 11.5 million in state debt due July 1 as partisan politics delay refunding. Bids on loans to refund the debt open tomorrow in Nashville, the second try after the first auction yielded only 862.50 per 1000. Democratic and Fusionist lawmakers agree the refunding act needs amending and legislative authority is needed for short-term loans to push the big bond issue to better times.
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Nashvills
Tennessee
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