Law Enforcement League Hears Rites And Pledges Support
Dr. C R Witter and Jerome Sines led the Georgia League for Law Enforcement Through Constituted Authorities in a Saturday session urging enforcement of the law with a focus on the spirit of justice over mere letter of the law. They warned against mob violence and called for public education, pledges from cities, and a statewide campaign to strengthen law enforcement.
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BL Luke's Episcopal Church
Jerome Sines
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Pr. Wilwergin
Georgia
Wilmer
Christian Patriotism and the Nation's Christian Foundation
John T. Erwin argues that true patriotism must align with Christian law and divine providence. He cites Romans 13, the Declaration of Liberty Under Law, and the Bible as basis for America as a Christian nation, urging obedience to God and the law as core to national virtue and unity.
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Supreme Court
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Wisdom and folly in human conduct across ages
Fragmentary reflection on human wit and folly. No clear events, persons, or places emerge. the text reads as a philosophical musing on mistakes and perception rather than a reportable incident.
Prohibition in Massachusetts A study on effects and cooperation
A July World's Work analysis by Elizabeth Tilton reviews official Massachusetts reports on prohibition impact. Comparisons with 1914-15 and 1920-21 show declines in total arrests, drunkenness, alcoholism deaths, and admissions to insane asylums, with shifts in crisis reports and a rise in savings deposits, prompting opponents to reassess potential benefits.
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Massachssetts
Massachusetts
Iite
Budget system origins cited in old party debates
A historical overview notes Democratic claims of creating the budget system while contrasting with President Wilsons veto of a prior bill and subsequent legal alignment. It references Senator Pat Harrison and remarks on who influenced the Budget Act and the administrations stance on authority.
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Maria'’ Dawes
Ronator McCormick
Newsberry
Monte Grinto
Pat Harrison
Wilson
Congress
Thinois
Wlarop
Swallowing Peanut Fatal to Child in Asheville
In Asheville on June 5, reports say the swallowing of a peanut lodged in a child’s windpipe led to death. Ray Wells, three, died Sunday at a local hospital after an operation to save him failed as infection set in pneumonia developed and the child suffered a relapse.
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Asheville
Ray Wells
Boy Fatally Wounded in Scuffle Over Gun in Georgia
Witagarald, July 4. In a genial scuffle between James Guy, 8, and Charles Lindsey, 10, over a handgun, the former was killed when the revolver discharged. The boys were alone at G. H. Guy’s home when Lindsey retrieved the gun from a trunk. Lindsey says he was trying to take the weapon from his companion when the accident happened.
Man Convicted On Rum Charge Near Albany
Albany Ga June 29 Sam J Brondway who runs a store seven miles from Albany on the Protoris road was convicted in U S court Wednesday and sentenced to nine months in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for violating the national prohibition law.
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Sam J. Brondway
Protoris
United States
Allanza Federal Penitentiary
Cotton crop forecast at 11 065 000 bales
Washington July 5 The Department of Agriculture forecasts this year's cotton crop at about eleven million sixty five thousand bales based on 71.2 percent normal conditions on June 25 and an estimated range of thirty four million eight hundred fifty two thousand bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ford boom for president grows in Chicago
Chicago July movement to back Henry Ford for president opened headquarters on Michigan Avenue. Kelly leads the local organization and about fifty thousand circulars will be sent to gauge sentiment.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Michigan Avenue
Kelly
Card of Thanks for T. T. Staples Death
We extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear father Mr. T. T. Staples. Signed by Mrs. Lee Pylant and family Wake, Seslies.
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T. T. Staples
Lee Pylant
Mre
Wake, Seslies
Griffies Dies of Appendicitis at 29
Mr. G. G. Griffies, aged 29, died Sunday from appendicitis after an operation at Memorial Hospital. The body was taken to Shiloh for funeral and interment Monday. Rev. Mr. Maxwell of Bowdon conducted the service. He is survived by his wife and two young children.
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Memorial Hospital
Shiloh
Fuyeral
Mr. Maxwell
Bowdun
Ile
Wisconsin Democrats nominate a woman for Senate
Milwauker Wis July 5 Wis Ben Cooper of Oshkosh Wis was unanimously nominated Tuesday night by the Democratic State Convention as the party's candidate for United States Senator. Shedspree Meni of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters assisted the proceedings.
Hog Sale at Rochelle Boosts Wilcox County Prices
Abbeville July 5 over 200 hogs sold at Rochelle in Wilcox county as part of a cooperative sale. Reported prices reached 12 dollars per pound for No 1 hogs and total cash receipts near 2000 dollars to the farmers. A sale is planned for August 2 at Rochelle.
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Abbeville
Rochelle
Wilcox County
100 Bales On 110 Acres From Georgia Farm
A Newberry Herald News clipping cites Mr. W Adams of Georgia claiming 100 bales from 110 acres amid rampant boll weevil. He says 62 plowings by renters plus no poison, 60 bales paid rent. He attributes success to heavy weekly plowing and gathering discarded pests, despite rains.
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W. Adams
Georgia
Decor Peterson
Herald- News
School Board Minutes Fix Tuition Rates for Next Year
The March 22 1922 school board minutes publish tuition rates: non-resident grammar grades four dollars monthly, non-resident high school five dollars monthly, and resident high school two dollars monthly. The board notes high school teachers cannot be reduced even if departments close. Cafeteria service likely to be discontinued.
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Cardul Help Reported By Local Wife Of Farmer
Mrs. V. Williams of Route , a farmer’s wife, describes severe weakness back pain and nervousness. After taking Cardul she improved quickly, later felt strong and healthy. She credits Cardul with stabilizing her health and reports her doctor said she was better. Thousands of women and girls have found relief, she says, and it is available everywhere.
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V. Williams
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