Georgia tobacco market opens with plan to proceed
Atlanta July 29. Warehouse operators moved to prepare the Georgia leaf auctions for opening Thursday with the same hand charges as last year while court action seeks a halt under the new state law reducing final disposition. Judges from Macon and Augusta plus a Florida judge set a two week hearing to decide if an injunction should stand. Growers and warehousemen say they will proceed despite the plea, posting 2500 to guarantee costs if the law is upheld.
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Tlanta
Toto
Georgia
Bascom 8
Deaver
al District Court
Missioner of Agriculture
Linder
Eli Ae
Emu
Deaths of John L Sink and Ida Welborn in Thomasville
John L Sink a longtime employee of the Thomasville home company and member of the Masonic Lodge died at 48 after a lengthy illness on Randolph Street Extension. He is survived by his wife Bessie Hart six sons a daughter and other relatives. Ida Welborn widow died suddenly at 607 Julian Street and funeral services were held at First Methodist Church with burial at Fairgrove Cemetery. She leaves two sons a daughter two brothers and a number of grandchildren.
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John L. Sink
Homasville
Nasvillie
Randolph Street
T. Sink
Thomasville
Besie Might
Kannapolis
Pairgrove Church
Kendall Ber
John Cline
Fairgrove Cemetery
Peal Masonic Lodge
Ida Welborn
Omasville
Idabrn
Julian Street
Sunjorning
Welborn
Peeler
Carter
Constance E. Peeler
A. Peeler
Asheville
Willie Marie Carter
St. Mark M. E. Church
Leonard Street
Miss Peeler
Hampton Institute
Hampton Choir
West Virginia Institute
Delta
J. M. Carter
Downing Street
Josephine Griffin
Rosevelt Gibson
Glee J. Willoughby
Medams M
Murry Brooks Davis
Messrs
Adams
H. Brooks
J. W. Carter
T. H. Carter
D. S. Coley
H. Cannadge
T. B. Smith
C Yokely
Dutch cabinet formed as Colijn accepts task
Former premier Hendrik Colijn accepts the royal mandate to form a new cabinet, tasked to replace the prior government that resigned amid trial and financial crisis. Queen Wilhelmina authorized the move in The Hague on July 29.
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Hague
Nether
Ler
Hendryk Colijn
Queen Wilfe
Cabinhich
Vadache Relief and Economy Size Ade
Fragmentary notice describes a relief claim for neuralgia or periodic pain with reference to an economy size product. Reader is urged to seek the advertised item and its purported benefits.
Maiden Sermon Opens A M E Zion Pastoral Year
Rev. Alexander Mattison delivered his maiden sermon in the Western North Carolina conference at Women’s Memorial A M E church. He spoke on A Progressive Religion stating core Christian principles endure while methods change with society.
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Alexander Mattison
Western North Carolina
A. M. OB
Women's Memorial A. M. B
Mattison
Paine College of Theology
Wilberforce University
Pennsylvania
Western North Carolina Conference
Williams School
Dean Speckie
St. Mark
Misa Viola Chaplain
A. and
T. College
Greensboro
Harriet Tubmann
Underground Railroad
Moses
Harriett Beacher Stowe
North Carolina
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Palmer Memorial Institute
C. E. Davis
BE. Burford
William Penn High School
W. T. Gibba
A. W. Jones
M. L. Gray
Fairview Street School
H. R. Walden
Thomasville
Thomas B. Smith
N.C. State Department of Public
Dean Gibbs
Ex-Governor Defends Woman in $650000 Mail Fraud Case
Jamestown N Y July 29 Mrs Eva Barton Moser 31 daughter of a Columbia S C police official goes on trial in federal court tomorrow on charges of using the mails to defraud in a $650000 swindle Coleman L Blease former South Carolina governor and ex senator will defend the woman but not her husband Adolph Moser charged with the same offense Moser may seek adjournment for a separate trial Jury to be drawn tomorrow and trial moved to Mayville Court hearings may follow the Klick stock swindle precedent with 50 witnesses subpoenaed by the government to tie Mosers to the scheme
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Jamestown
N. Y
Eva Barton Moser
Columbia
8. C
Federal District Court
Coleman L. Blease
South Carolina
United States
Adolph Moser
Moser
Mra. Moser
Mayville
John Knight
Blease
William Klick
Rochester
William KR. Day
John H. Porter
Roches
Doran
Mosers
Klick
Day
Porter
Anticrime Drive Opens in Gotham
New York July 29. The metropolis launches a two year anti crime drive with a special grand jury and a state supreme court term. Thomas B Dewey named commander in chief by Governor Lehman, with support from Mayor LaGuardia and federal officials. A quarter million dollars funds the first year. Dewey leads a team of lawyers and investigators attacking racketeering and trafficking in women.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Thomas B. Dewey
Herbert H. Lehman
United States
Lehman
Fiorello LaGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Dewey
Ohio Valley Floods Sweep Hocking River Valley
Ras ing flood waters, the worst here in 22 years, cut a path of destruction through the Hocking River valley. Three hundred people were homeless at Lancaster, 18 miles north of Logan, where the surge swept away five houses and caused one death and injuries to several others. Streams, swollen by heavy rains, poured into the Hocking river, washing through lowlands and carrying livestock and small buildings on its crest.
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Logan
Hocking River
Lancaster
Here
Livesteck
Email
North Country Sleuthing Leads to Court Victory
State Trooper Ernest Dr. Scott solved a theft case in Jepperson Maine by matching sticks and stumps from a cord of firewood to evidence. The farmer faced larceny charges in court based on the correlation of the wood remains.
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North Country
Jepperson
Ernest DR. Scott
Sokol the falcon order of Czech national sport grows
In Prague Dr Miroslav Tyre founded gymnastic classes that became the Sokol movement, a national athletic organization for Czechs worldwide. The word sokol means falcon and the group mirrors Olympic games with major gatherings every six years in Praha and similar events abroad. Czech stamps honor the centenary of Tyro’s birth and reflect the enduring culture of Sokol.
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Miroslav Tyre
Czechoslovakia
Ihs
Praha
Prague
Carthoslovakia
Tyra
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