Georgia Governor Attacks New Jersey Over Burns Extradition
Georgia Governor Richard B. Russell Jr denounces New Jersey for protecting Robert Burns the chain gang fugitive, citing profits from a book and film and failure to honor extradition. He likens New Jersey’s stance to inadequate justice and cites the Lindbergh baby case to condemn the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
New Jersey
Richard B. Russell, Jr
A. Harry Moore
Robert Burns
Burns
Moore
Jimmy Walker
Duller
New York
Robert Eicott Burns
Georgian
Durns
Naw Jersey v
Uniform Drivers License Law Promoted Nationwide
Twenty eight states and the District of Columbia require licensing for motor operators but only half demand an examination. Age limits range from 12 to 18, with a national conference proposing a uniform law to reduce accidents and improve traffic conditions. State and local officials, clubs, and associations advocate swift legislative action this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
South
Carolina
Nation Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Hleven
Becaus
Overlapping Bureaus in Federal Wildlife Work
The article criticizes the split among federal agencies over wildlife conservation. It notes the Biological Survey oversees game refuges and migratory bird law, the Forestry Service protects wild life, the Bureau of Fisheries conducts research and protects seals, and the National Park Service preserves wildlife in parks. It argues duplication wastes public funds and calls for unified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
Forestry Service
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Fisheries
Commerce Department
National Park Service
Department of Interior
National Parks
Justics
State, Treasury
Post Office and Labor
Reclamation Bureau and Power Commission
Washington
Feders
Beer, Crime Sentiment, and a Georgia Chain Gang Tale
A scrambled column sketches Prohibition era anxieties about beer and wine legality, warns against glamorizing crime, and notes a Georgia chain gang fugitive, Robert Burns, who escaped custody. It contrasts religious wine use with liquor prohibitions and critiques sensational rescue narratives while touching on art theft and a Florida murder case.
Washington technocracy eyed as cure for woes
A 1930s-style column notes cautious forecasts for industrial output and trade amid a shaky post holiday season. It highlights slight declines in production from October to December, seasonal freight and price patterns, and hints at a proposed technocratic solution. Officials fear misinterpretation and warn that promises of large gains are misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theo
Washington Indications
Poasiininte
Alen Uptintigla
Hooey
Historic Ohio high spots and court decision notes
A column recounts early Ohio Grange history from Camp Chase to Lebanon with key figures like Seth W. Bilis and references to state agricultural leadership. It notes delays, organizational milestones, and a hoped streamline of red tape. Separate item notes a Supreme Court ruling on entrapment in prohibition cases and hints at beer thresholds and shifts in court opinion.
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Camp Chase
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
No. L
Lining Grange
Hocking County
Springhore
Warren County
Seth W. Bilis
Agricutium
Congress
Lebanon
Elis
Supreme Court
Sermon Echoes and Roosevelt Session Watch
A fragment from Sentences Sermons by the Rev Roy L Smith urges self restraint and kindness. It notes congressional pressure on Roosevelt to delay a special session until mid April to align with budget timing, suggesting a quick session may follow for farm relief and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rooresvelt
Congress
Sune
Hyer
Bible Thought for Today on Faith and Comfort
A brief devotional note interprets Proverbs 12 as warning against trusting in humans. It likens unreliable support to a broken tooth and a bad tongue, suggesting true solace comes from steadfast faith rather than fragile human assurance.
Old Fashioned Insecurities and Early Railways Highlight Past Life
Fragmentary notes describe harsh old laws on second-hand clothes and a murder linked to attire. It mentions the Stockton and Darlington line begun in 1822, nicknamed the Quaker Line due to Quaker capital. Isolated Alaska settlements now adopt city fashion, with merchants flying dresses to remote cabins several times yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Stockton and Darlington
Fland
Quakera
Alaska
Hamilton court house hosts rare piano concert cast
A piano played by Miss Helene Behmidt of Middletown entertained at Hamilton's courthouse as part of a church group service itinerary. Indiana University Bloomington’s student body includes many state delegates abroad during holidays. local figures from Hamilton and Monroe are highlighted for academic, social, and civic activities amid holiday travel and university ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henes
Helene Behmidt
Middletown
E. J. Kautz
First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Ghio
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ilinois
Ohi
New York
New Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
Dennsylvania
Bospot
Indiana
Obic
Warren
Hminiiton
Dental Achant
Indianapolis
Dysche Huller County
Smany
W. A Dynohes
Bneinosa Menager
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL
Monroe
Ohio
Dysehe
Northwestern
Dysohm Stadhim
Thi Kappa Sigma
Chicaga
Isis Goth
Local Hamilton Notices include Weddings and Births
A string of local items records multiple weddings and birthdays. Notable entries mention Misa Stella Stumpf and Wad Pigler’s wedding at a U B parsonage, Mrs Val Wilson's birth announcement at Morey hospital, and Hamilton residents receiving engagement and party news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Stella
Stumpf
Wad Pigler
U. B
Val Wilson
Morey Hospital
Stewart Semler
West Dean
Myx
Hanash Hammer
Flamitton
Covington
William Masters
Ow Fom
Albert Kuolf
TL. Denpsey Ane
Misa Verna
Walda J. Rupp
Gli Af
Hamilton High School
Speer
Stock market and railroads face new regulatory pressure
James McMullin reports on railway management grevances as eastern carriers push for legislative changes to ease restructuring and valuation disputes with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Banks shift long term funds amid fears of shocks, while pending New Jersey politics loom and a bold economic program is anticipated after political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
van Sweringen
Holting
Warmpanies
Regila
Interstate Commerce Commission
Savings Banke
Inenzance
Roms Winies
Atnte
New Jersey
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Bethan
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Associated Press
Peete Tenestiea
Tor Maraittan
Butler
Oursiar
Butler Cour
Sheya E Duckner
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate
Inn
Maami
Hla
Saya
Asia
Israab Vineyama
Galifornia
Sun
Athara
Mega Dathie
Ral
Inara
United States
Apostolos Arvanitoppoulos
Metropolitan Museum
Musewmr
Arvanitoppoulos
Mishelangoto
Ile Aa
Rome
Lawere
Pati
Muasaliwi
France
Charles K. Fenior
Dachanville
Fla
Frazier
Sien
Uy Paul Malloy Lore Newspaper
Spidicate
J. H. Galbraith
the Grange Movement
Aupreame Court
Roy L. Smith
Luo
Senate
Elathey
Anl Wan
John Kaylor Northway
Phi Kappa Sigma
Douglas -Deneen
Munroe
Charlotte
N.C
Deneen
James J. Corbatt
Work
Diampion
Denileman Jin
Globe Opera House
Asgosinthd
Hoover Fod
Mauriga M. Murray
Blaghton
Maurice KF. Murray
Common Pleas Court
Butler County Agricultural Society
Gilbert Bettman
Robert Gorjon
Cincinnati
Bettman
Inez Grimes
Morria Harding
WH. A. Dickmann
Edgar Hultzctaw
Mercy Lapital
Sueersa
Hamilton Friends
Tris Tracey
David Houck Langstreth
James Hendrickson
James Fiudd
Will Sohannis
George Morton
Reformed Church
Methodist
Matthew Stevenson
Charles 4
Clark
Woman's Club
Dr. Els
Fessom
Oon
Igo
James M'Mullin
Eastern
Arep
Rons
Roddovett
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