Road Connection Within 30 Days to Be Finished
A four and a half mile link between Dawes Cottage Hill is to be completed within a month, per the board of revenue and road commissioners. Half the road is done and the swampy section fixed, shortening travel below Mobile to Dawes by several miles.
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Dawes Cottage Hill
The
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile
Dawes
Simon Hat Stores Company, Inc
County of
Board’ of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Grace Lutheran group plans Halloween themed meeting
The Senior Walther League of Grace Lutheran church will hold its regular entertainment meeting Monday night. The program will be arranged to carry out the idea of Halloween, which is near at hand.
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Walther League of the
Grace Lutheran Church
Hallowe’en
County physician acts in place of hospital-bound colleague
Dr. G. O. Ségrest performs official duties for Dr. E. W. Cawthon who is confined to a city hospital with an infected ailment. Cawthon is reported doing nicely.
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G. O. Ségrest
E. W. Cawthon
Cawthon
Wheeler Sentenced to Electric Chair in Georgia Case
C A Wheeler was sentenced to die in the electric chair after conviction for attacking a young white woman near Swainsboro Georgia. W A Nasworth received 20 years in the penitentiary for the same charge. The victim, hiking from New York to Florida, testified they offered a ride then assaulted her and abandoned her roadside as a passerby found her. The defense plans an appeal.
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Swainsboro
A.P
C. A. Wheeler
Here
W. A. Nasworth
Wheeler
New York
Florida
Grove
Society Matron's Body Shipped Home
The body of Mrs. Craig Biddle, society matron of Los Angeles and Philadelphia, who died suddenly last Saturday, was forwarded today to Philadelphia for burial.
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Los Angeles
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Phildelphia
Buriny
Jack Daw's Adventures in the Pumpkin and Tub Ride
In this archival story by Hal Cochran with drawings by L W Redner Jack and Dotty join Mother Goose characters on a pumpkin path encounter and a playful tub voyage with the butcher the baker and the candlestick maker. The scene ends as they sail away with Mother Goose bidding them farewell.
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Jack
Dotty
Mother Goose
Jill
Tty
Peter
Editor criticizes evolution laws in speech
Walter Lippmann of the New York World challenged majority rule intruding on personal lives and opposed the Tennessee anti evolution statute. He warned sovereign power must stay within constitutional limits to uphold a free orderly civilization.
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Indianapolis
A.P
Walter Lippman
The
New York World
Indiana State Teachers Association
Lippman
Tennessee
Steel hosts Gary suggests talks to stabilize industry
Elbert H. Gary urges meetings between iron and steel manufacturers and a Justice Department representative to stabilize the industry without Sherman Act violations. He says the Supreme Court has largely endorsed the industry’s stance from two decades ago, and dismisses monopoly or undue restraint claims. The American Iron and Steel Institute recalls the old Gary dinners once linked to price fixing concerns.
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New York
A.P
Iron and Steel
Department of Justice
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court
American Iron and Steel Institute
Institute
Gary
United States
Jewry Elects New Head of Council
Rabbi Louis Wolsey of Philadelphia was chosen president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis at its annual convention in Cincinnati. He succeeds Rabbi Abram Simon of Washington, D. C. Rabbi Hyman G. Enlow of New York was elected vice president with other officers re-elected: Isaac Marcuson of Macon secretary, Maurice Sarazon of Baltimore corresponding secretary, and Newfield Birmingham treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
A.P
Louis Wolsey
Philadelphia
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Abram Simon
Washington
D. C
Hyman G. Enlow
New York
Isaac Marcuson
Macon
Maurice Sarazon
Baltimore
Newfield
Birmingham
Ala
Father and Son Freed From Charges in Locke Murder Case
Franklin Tenn October 24 John Truett Jr and his son Neely Truett were acquitted by a jury of being accessories before the fact to the murder of Officer Sam Locke on March 7. Jim Kelton who confessed to killing Locke was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Franklin
Tenn
John Truett, Jr
Neely Truett
Sam Locke
J. C. Hobbs
Jim Kelton
Locke
Consolidation of Papers Announced in Louisville
Louisville morning and afternoon papers to merge under Herald Post name. The Louisville Herald and Louisville Post will consolidate on Saturday October 31 and publish as a standard afternoon and tabloid morning edition. Sunday Herald Post will continue as the Sunday paper.
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Louisville
Enisville Herald
Herald
Louisville Post
Herald Post
Herald-Post
President Coolidge calls for home control of youth at Y M C A meeting
Washington October 24 President Coolidge urged more home control through parental action as essential to youth guidance in addressing the forty second international Y M C A conference He warned that neglecting parental responsibility shifts discipline to juvenile courts and undermines future safety The president praised the Y M C A as influential in shaping young men and expanding personal and public duty through study circles and forums
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Washington
A.P
Coolidge
Young Men's Christian Associations
United States
Canada
Body Identified From Submarine Rescue Sweep
Newport Ill Oct 24 One of two bodies recovered from the engine room of the navy submarine 8 51 was identified as James Dudley Hazelden Jr of Dillon C Identification was made at Newport naval hospital by J H Taylor fingerprint expert who came from the bureau of identification in Washington Determination of the other two bodies may be delayed due to the condition of the bodies Taylor has wired Washington for more records
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Newport
R. IL
James Dudley Hazelden, Jr
Dillon
8. C
Newport Naval Hospital
J. H. Taylor
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Taylor
Phonograph Firms Announce Merger
Alliance of four leading phonograph companies with about 18 million dollars capitalization and factories in several countries announced by the Columbia Phonograph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.P
Columbia Phonograph Company
President Coolidge Laud's Missionary Work Across Nations
President Coolidge praises lay Christian associations and missionary departments for their practical foreign service. He credits volunteers with unifying international interests, noting the YMCA as a strong bond between Canada and the United States. He defends American aid and urges ongoing moral regeneration through steady efforts.
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Canada
United States
No Offer Made to Striking Miners in Anthracite Strike
Shanokin Pennsylvania, October 23. Chris J. Golden, president of United Mine Workers District No. 98, said there was no truth in reports of a proposal from operators to end the anthracite strike. Golden stated he spoke with International President John L. Lewis who acknowledged no offer had been received.
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Shanokin
A.P
Chris J. Golden
United Mine Workers of America
Golden
International
John L. Lewis
Deputies Refocus After Civil Process Directive
Memphis sheriff Will Knight announced deputies will limit activity to serving civil processes. He said complaints alleged deputies wrongfully detained people at magistrates offices to extract large costs and fines.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Daurpain Street
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Tom L. Roche
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Hal Cochran
L. W. Redner
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Jewry
Mobala Coffee
Wooden Wonder Apiaries
BIG Point
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Conti and Conception Sts
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