Milk Grade Records Publicly Displayed in County
County health officer Dr. Russell E Neff announced the summer grading of dairies milk at their expense. Grade A raw dairy listings include Ideal Dairy Moore s Dairy Sanitary Dairy Mine s Dairy Cloverleaf Mullins Dairy and Mullins Bros Dairy with ownership changes noted for City Dairy and compliance by Hothan Ice Cream. All sales outlets must post milk grades and dairies must label cans bottles and containers with contents grade pasteurized or raw producer or distributor name.
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Airies
Etao Tao
County Health Office
Lr. E. Neff County Health Officer
Followiairies
Deire
Ideal Dairy
Moore
Son
Ming's
Dair Veirlea
Mullins
Ork
Board of Health
Joe Hall
Moore's
J. P. Moore
Forrester & Edins—Grace
Mine’s
B. E. Ming
City Dairy
W. G
Hothan
Alabama State Board of Health
Storms and Floods Hit Lisbon Today
Lisbon faced violent storms and floods with a fishing boat at the Tagus foundering and four crewmen perished. Over a hundred families were trapped.救 rescue efforts were hampered by the floods and firemen struggled to reach affected homes.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Tagus
Westerday
Chicago Bad Man Threatens Cab Driver Then Falls Asleep
November 28 a Chicago man with a pistol threatened cab driver Jacob Eisner telling him to hurry or he would shoot. Eisner alerted a police officer and Roy Hill was arrested. At the jail Hill immediately fell asleep, ending the incident.
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Chicago
Roy Hill
Jacob Eisner
Eisner
Hill
Six killed and many hurt in Thanksgiving hunting accidents
A Thanksgiving weekend hunting wave in the south left six dead and numerous injured. Victims include Nadia Gletree, 81, near Griffin Georgia, a World War II veteran, killed when a teammate's gun exploded. 17 year old Wilbur Folsom of Augusta killed. James Bush, 60, near Augusta fatally wounded while cleaning a gun. Marvin Hooks, 14, near Tennille, died in a separate incident. Virgil Bell, 8, at Vandervoort Arkansas, injured himself and two brothers by dropping their father's gun. Earl Fort, 17, Plant City Florida, suffered a leg wound prompting amputation. others, including Frederick Vanderbeek, 41, of New Orleans, and W F Haynes, 18, of Atlanta, received injuries from accidental discharges.
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Atlanta
South
Tig Thankssivine
Nadia G. Gletree
Griffin
Wilbur E. Folsom
Augusta
James Bush
Ellenton
Augusti
Marvin
Hooks
Ternille
Gary
Montgomery
Ala
George Thormburg
Frederick Vanderbeek
New Orleans
Vandervoort
Ark
Virgil Bell
W. F. Haynes
Earl Fort
Plant City
Fla
Mauretania Continues Trip After Collision
The Cunard liner Mauretania left New York for Europe after a 24 hour delay caused by a bow damage from a collision with a Pennsylvania railroad car float in New York harbor. The damage was slight and the car float carrying 21 freight cars was split in two with no injuries.
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New York
New York Harbor
Cunard
Europe
Pennsyyvania Railroad
Shot During Argument Leaves Man Wounded in Alabama Georgia
B L Blanchard 65 of Pittsview Alabama was hospitalized with shotgun wounds to the arms and hands after an argument with Thomas McGough of Montgomery Alabama. The shooting occurred yesterday in Glennville Alabama and Blanchard was brought to a Georgia hospital for treatment.
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B. L. Blanchard
Pittsview
Glennville
Ala
Thomas McGough
Montgomery
Blaze destroys Nantasket Beach resort boats and hotels
Fire from a ticket booth at Nantasket Beach, Mass, swept the resort as embers carried by a 40 mile wind destroyed five excursion steamers and nearby structures. Damage reached about 2 million dollars. two firefighters and a police officer were injured. The Mary Philton, Namiasket, Rose Standish, Betty Alden, and Old Colony burned.
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Hull
Mass
Nantasket Beach
Boston Harbor
Quincy
Boston
Bath House
Doz
Mary Philton Namiasket
Rose Standish
Betty Alden
Tenant-Landlord Scrape Ends In Death In Alabama Farm Feud
Marvel Alabama merchant farmer Pi Luther Eddins aged 50 died in a hospital from a bullet wound ruled self inflicted in a quarrel with tenant Dewey Latifer over a crop share. Latifer surrendered after fleeing to Centerville and was jailed.
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Marvel
Ala
Luther Eddins
Eddings
C. B. Robertson
Bibb County
Ashby
Dewey Latifer
Latifer
Centerville
Smoot Keeps Finance Committee Chair in Senate Shuffle
Senator Smoot of Utah will retain the chairmanship of the finance committee as the GOP reorganizes senior assignments. This clears the way for Senator Jones of Washington to become chairman of the appropriations committee after the vacancy created by Francis E Warren’s death. Senate leadership remains with Watson of Indiana.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Senate Republican Committee
Senator Jones
Appropriations Committee
Watson
Indiana
Appropriations Group
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
International Livestock Exposition Opens Today in Chicago
The 30th annual International Livestock Exposition launches at the Chicago stock yards with entries from Europe and Canada. More than 12 060 head of livestock set a new record as youth competitors join veteran exhibitors in a revamped judging arena and a concurrent national congress for farm boys and girls.
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Chicago
Phillip H. Harris
Associated Press
Europe
Genada
Amerca
Nature
Keen
Clarence Geenke
Goecke
Jimma
Filmes Goerks
Wincers
Berrien
Amtable Wach
Cozcress
Old Records Claim Antony Owed Caesar Million and Half
Chicago reports a forgotten ledger showing Marc Antony owing Julius Caesar 1 569 435 dollars on the ides of March 44 B C. By early April he allegedly erased the debt after Caesar’s death, a Shakespearean footnote inspiring the Civic Theatre’s discovery.
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Marc Anthony
MR. Caesar
Chicago
B.C
Marc Antony
Julius Caesar
Cheago Civic
Antony
Caesar
Pearce Orders Habeas Corpus in Avant Case
Judge H A Pearce has issued writs of habeas corpus for Dr G W Smith Clyde Smith Randal Jones and Charlie Brown four of five men indicted by a Geneva County grand jury for the murder of Claude Avant The fifth man Lee Phillips is serving a manslaughter sentence in the state prison A hearing to decide bail will be held at Geneva circuit court Thursday morning December third at 10 oclock.
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J. N. Mullins
H. A. Pearce
G. W. Smith
Clyde Smith
Randal Jones
Charlie Brown
Geneva County
Claude Avant
Lee Phillips
Geneva
Mullins
Bids Opened For Two New County Schools
The county board of education planned to receive bids at 2 p.m. for two additions to the county school system Madrid and Brannon Stand. Estimated total cost is 318,000 with 12 to 15 contractors expected to bid. Work to begin within 20 days of contract award and schools won’t be ready this school year.
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County Board of Education
Peacet
Madrid
Brannon
Cunty
Pola Negri Files Divorce Petition Against Prince Sere Mdviant
Pola Negri whose real name is Appoline Chalupee filed for divorce from Prince Sere Mdviant on grounds of incompatibility and temperamental clashes. The couple had been discussing separation since April with plans for Monte Carlo disputed by Negri.
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Patis
Pola Negri
Appoline Chalupee
Prince Sere
Monte Carlo
Pola
Perea
Condition of Fuzzy Woodruff Improved
Atlanta newspapers report that "Fuzzy" Woodruff, a well known journalist, showed slight improvement after several weeks in a local hospital. He was stricken with complications and had been in poor health, with the condition improving today.
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Atlanta
T. A "Puzzy" Woodruff
Lanta Newenaperman
L. “Fuzzy
Thea Cands
Fiu
Aco
Cates
Weather in Alabama Cloudy Cold Interior Tonight
Interior Alabama faces colder air with a risk of freezing temperatures tonight. The forecast calls for a chilly night with low temperatures dipping near or below freezing in rural areas.
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Alabama
Historic Cold Wave Grips U S with Record Subzero Temps
The nation endures a deep freeze as towns report subzero readings from the northwest to Georgia. Minnesota's Racine Wisconsin and Chicago face mortal cold with deaths linked to the weather and multiple cities recording record lows.
Girls Endurance Flight Ends With Fuel Shortage
In Los Angeles in November 2005 Doleve Trent and Effiper South failed a second endurance attempt after 42 hours 9 minutes in a fuel constrained flight. Their goal was a new record surpassing 420 hours 2 minutes set by Dare Jolean and Forest O Brine. It marks a women’s endurance milestone despite the setback.
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Atrvort
Los Angeles
Doleve Trent
Effiper
New York
Daphooef Fred
Sah Alm
Dake Jolean
Forest O'Brine
St. Low
Seven Bandits Rob $18000 from Chicago Pie Office
Seven men raided the Case and Martin Pie company on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago, forced open a safe and escaped with about $18,000. They bound eight employees with sacks over heads, one wore a mask that slipped revealing a possible ex police record. A threat to identify him at the bureau was issued.
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Chicago
Case
Martin Pie
Eigght
Bureau
Georgetown Observatory Director Tondorf Dies of Heart Attack
Francis A. Tondorf, director of the Georgetown University Seismological Observatory and noted earth disturbance expert, died unexpectedly likely of a heart attack. He attended a dinner with priests and officials the night before his body was found in his room the following morning. His work included early localization of the major Japan earthquake and forecasting areas of tremor activity before reports reached the public.
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Washington
Francis A. Tondorf
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
Tondorf
Man Ends Life After Reading Paradise Lost
Chicago reports Gunay Rydberg, owner, read from Milton's Paradise Lost in his hotel room. He then killed himself with a knife, quoting a line about living well and life’s span before death.
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Chicago
Gunay Rydberg
Milton
Bodies of 75 War Dead That Slept 10 Years in Russia Returned Home
The article recalls the return of 75 American war dead after a decade in Russia. A quarantine at Hoboken preceded a military ceremony with a guard of honor for the fallen, and a memorial service led by Rev. Wallace Haver. A special train carried 26 bodies to Detroit for further rites and interment plans.
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Russia
Ign
Halldine
New York
Hoboken
16Th Infantry
Wallace Haver
Rutland Mass
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Teller
Pennsylvania Palhoad
Detroit
Coramte
Arrivy
Porter
Gali
Byrd Aims 1600 Mile Flight From Little America
Commander Richard E Byrd plans a 1600 mile south polar round trip from Little America with Bernt Palchen as pilot and June as radio operator. If successful, he would return within 24 hours to base in New York.
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New York
New York Tomes
St. Louis Dispatch
Filice
Richard B. Byrd
Byrd
Little America
Antarctic
Poland
Bernt Palchen
Mar
Crae Ashley
McKinley
New York Times
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Charles City
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Racine
Caroline Lamei
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Toledo
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Georgetown Observatory
Cable
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Lee
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Harold June
Fokker
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Rehan BK
South Pole
Mis Josephine Ford
Kivn’s Bay
Lyitzbergen
North Pole
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The
Pale
Robert FE. Peary
George Hubert Wilkins
Ant-Artica
Roald Amundaes
Robert FaSentt
Antearetie Sie
Ameren
Novi
Rehard E. Asrd
Avrvnv
Thomas A. Edison
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