Tom's Daughter at Brent Farm Tornado Rescue Scene
In a sweeping storm tale, Hartley Hayden meets Tom Lane's daughters at a Brent home. A tornado wrecks the house. Margaret Brent is wounded, Kitty and Pauline are saved, and Hartley helps amid the wreckage. A neighbor salvo vows to unite families and names Hartley as a future husband.
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Brent
Kitty
Margaret
Pauline
Mother
Ata
Hartley
Practical Margaret
Polly
Hartley Hayden
Margaret Brent
Indy
Kitty Brent
Harkey
Tom Lane
Mika Lone
Tom Clone
Eisle
Margaret Wos
Risle
Mrs. Brecht
Ned Cross
Brenta
Predown Ives
Whnkley Mwarden
Mrs. Brent
Margaret God
Pauline Insamon
Hartley Hay Rees
Suffrage Tied Up by Injunctions in Tennessee Row
Nashville reports an amended injunction naming W M Carter and John Green as parties to stop the governor and legislators from certifying the woman suffrage amendment. The split House fled Decatur to evade quorum, while the Senate waits. Rumors of a backroom deal were denied. Speaker Seth Walker said delegates would not approve such a plan.
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Nashville
Tenn
W.M. Carter
John Green
Senate
House
Washington
Tennessee
Citizone
Journal
Decatur
Ala
Sesafe
Uder & Pledge
Seth Walker
Leater
Deratur
Palmer orders probe of coal price increases
Washington Attorney General directs U S attorneys to investigate alleged combinations among dealers to raise coal prices through repeated resales while avoiding direct profit. United Mine Workers seek higher wages. district No 14 president Howat says a Kansas City conference will set a new wage scale for monthly, day laborers and tonnage men with attendance expected from Iowa officials.
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Washington
Falmer
United States
Dea
Pittsburg
Kany
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
United Mine Workers of America
Kansas City
Alexander Howat
District No 14
Towa
Mr. Howat
Wreck on Tallulah Falls line kills engineer in Georgia
Tallulah Falls railway wreck ten miles north of Tallulah Falls and near Tiger Georgia killed engineer Tallulah Falls engineer John Harvey and fatally injured fireman George Calloway. Rotten ties and soft road bed blamed. passengers escaped serious harm. Conductor Robert Addington led the derailed train, a party of seventy five girls from Laurel Falls camp traveled from Atlanta. Rosa Woodberry supervised. Survivors walked eight miles back to Clayton.
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Tallulah Falls
John Harvey
George Calloway
Tiger
Cornelia
Pas.sengers
Robert Addington
Atlanta
Laurel Falls
Rosa Woodberry
Clayton
Franklin
N. Y
Jia
Georgia
Rates Will Not Cause Traffic Slow-Up
Washington reports that increased freight and passenger rates will not slow railroad traffic. Railroads are operating at capacity with no signs of slowdown. A leading railway publication notes 942,000 freight cars were loaded in a single week, and freight traffic remains near 1920 levels.
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Washington
Market Bulletin Suspends in Georgia Over Funding Gap
The Market Bulletin, published for 140000 Georgia farmers, suspended indefinitely after lawmakers failed to provide a $6000 extra appropriation. Farmers valued the publication for advertising produce and one farmer noted clear personal benefits from its operation.
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Market Bulletin
Atlanta
Market Bureau
Georgia
Bulletin
Local Social Roundup Mentions Wurper and Driver Families
CENTER Mr Nathan Wurper and family visited Mr J F Driner and family last Friday. J C Buss and wife plus child spent Saturday and Sunday with J M Gladney. Hoy d Rigsley and family and Mrs Emmett Fuller and children from Pikins were guests of J W Gladney. Minsey Rebecca Driver WorthHarper and Volma Driver visited the actual house Friday. Volma Driver attended church with Alma Ackney. Alma Ginelotty and Emily Heath joined Mrs J C Bass Thursday. Homer Reeves of West Brooke visited Sunday. Ephrahim Gindkney hosted Mrs J J Crawford Saturday. Hebecen and Jewell Driver went to the Jones MUI play Saturday. Alma Gladney and Velma Driver attended preaching at Mr Pleasant Sunday ninth. S B Williams and wife with son passed through Monday enroute to Mr Pleasant for preaching. Will Driver and daughter Velma visiting near Shady Grove.
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Nathan Wurper
J. F. Driner
J.C. Buss
J. M. Gladney
Pinina
My. Hoyd ‘Rigsley
Emmett Fuller
Pikins
Mra
J. W. Gladney
Minsey
Rebecca Driver
Wotth
Harper An ‘Yvolma
Alma ‘Ginelotty
Emily Heath
J. ¢. Bass
Homer Reeves
West Brooke
Our Villa
Ephrahim Gindkney
J. J. Crawford
Hebecen
Jewell Driver
Jones Mui
Miesen Alma Gladney
Velma Driver
Carrol Free Press Advertising Push Ends in Subscriptions
A call to neighbors and friends urges patrons to subscribe to the Carrol Free Press and support local columns through advertising usage. The note promotes community engagement and sustained local journalism through subscriptions and noticeable ad placements.
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Carrol] Free Press
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