Planing Mill Destroyed by Fire Yesterday Loss $35000
Fire engulfed the Beverly Mill and surrounding structures yesterday afternoon destroying buildings contents and five loaded freight cars. The Coast Line railroad owned sheds were damaged as the plant burned from engine room to end with intense flames. The Turner Box and Lumber Company of Pittsburgh and Thom asville operated the mill. The loss was estimated at thirty five thousand dollars with insurance coverage on the sheds. The blaze started in the engine room and quickly consumed the facility despite efforts by the fire department and Coast Line engine crews. The mill was owned by W. E. Beverly who had leased it to Turner Box and Lumber Company the previous year.
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Beverly’ S Mill
Turner Box and Lumber Company
Beverly
A. P. L. Turner
Pittsburgh Penn
Thomasville
Variety Works
Walker Devilment Company
Coast Line Railroad
Coast Line
Lines Drawn For Early Vote In Long Impeachment
Baton Rouge reports as the fifth day of the impeachment hearing opens leaders plan to push for a vote on the charges against Governor Huey P. Long. Focus narrows to bribery of legislators intimidation of the press and misuse of public funds amid resolutions denouncing the proceeding.
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Baton Rouge
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Inquirhey
Long
John Overton
Alexandria
House
J. Cleveland Fruge
Evangeline
William A Moon
Oklahoma
Percy Saint
Louisiana
Seymour Weiss
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
Weiss
Shreveport
Par
More Evidence of Post Office Jobs Sold
Senate patronage committee heard affidavits showing large sums given to Republican funds by Mississippi Arkansas Alabama and Tennessee postmasters and federal office-holders. Affidavits reported over 12000 contributed by 110 Mississippi postmasters including one donor of 2125 dollars and linked some money to EK P Booze husband of the state’s Republican national committeewoman.
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Washington
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Senate
Brookhart
Post Office Department
EK. P. Booze
Warning Sent On Mexican Rebel Bombing At Naco
Washington authorities act to curb rebel air raids on Naco Arizona and protect Americans in Sinaloa and Naco. Secretary Stimson urges a new warning to rebel leaders in Sonora and asks the navy to send a destroyer to Topolampo to shield nationals.
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Washington, D. C
Naco
Arizona
Simpson
Sonora
Stimson
Sinaloa
Navy Department
Topolorampo
Secretary
Adams
Ariz
War Department
Federal Reserve Reiterates Credit Warning From Feb
The Federal Reserve Board reaffirmed its February 7 warning on credit conditions. It notes progress in reducing brokers loans and seeks voluntary readjustment to ease money conditions. If cooperation fails, the Fed may employ other methods to ensure continued bank credit for trade and industry at reasonable rates.
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Washington, D. C
Credit Adjustment Corporation of
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Woman Died on Anniversary Wish in Waycross
Waycross Ga April 5 The last expressed hope of her life that she might die on April 4 was fulfilled yesterday for Mrs R O Lee aged and widely known woman of this city She died in a local hospital following an extended illness Mrs Lee had told friends for several days she was not going to live and wished the end would come on the fourth day of April the same day her husband died twelve years ago and the date of her wedding anniversary
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Waycross
R. O. Lee
Cat smothers baby to death on Nebraska farm
Alliance Nebraska April 5 a Maltese cat smothered a five month old baby on the farm of Charles Mracek twenty miles north of Alliance. Mr and Mrs Mracek had put the child to sleep and upon re entering the room found the cat leaping from the cradle with the infant dead.
Ernest Eich Found Guilty of Wife Murder in Atlanta
A superior court jury in Atlanta found Ernest Eich, age 18, guilty of murdering his 17 year old wife and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The verdict carried a mercy recommendation, making the life term mandatory.
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Ernest Eich
Atlanta
Pen
Fairchild vows to tell all about fatal dry raid
Aurora reports county investigator Eugene Boyd Fairchild, arrested for perjury, says he was double crossed by bosses and will reveal what he knows about the shooting of Mrs. Lillian Deking during a dry raid. He claims he signed a warrant under orders and that his superior forced him to flee Kane County.
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Aurora
Til
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
Lillian Deking
Fairchild
Odell
Kane County
Miller
Fairehild
Atlanta trio merger to form unified university plan
Three Atlanta educational institutions Morehouse College Spelman College and Atlanta University announce an affiliation merging under a university plan. The deal involves nearly 2 million dollars in property and affects about 890 students as Atlanta University will focus on graduate and professional work while Morehouse and Spelman handle regular college programs.
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Atlanta
Atlanta University
Morehouse College
Spelman College
Morehouse and
Spelman
Ambassador's Body En Route Home on French Cruiser
The body of Myron T. Herrick, ambassador to France, was placed aboard the French cruiser Tourville in Brest for passage to the United States arriving New York April 13. A naval salute and multiple ceremonies marked the transfer with dignitaries including Rear Admiral Pirot and Brigadier General William Harts attending.
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Brest
France
Myron T. Herrick
Tourville
United States
New York
Paris
Pirot
William Harts
Louis Pontana
Harold Collins
General Durand
Herr
President Wilson
Wilson
Dolmen
Brest Roads
William W. Schott
Tourville Sails From Brest With Herrick Body for New York
The French cruiser Tourville departed Brest at 11:30 a m for New York carrying the body of Myron T Herrick the American ambassador to France. It is scheduled to arrive in New York on April 13.
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Brest
France
Tourville
New York
Myron T. Herrick
Seven Persons Bitten by a Red Squirrel
Seven residents, including four children, were bitten by a red squirrel over three days in Chicago. One woman required medical attention after receiving about twenty bites on the arms neck and shoulder and reported the attack at a police station yesterday.
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Chicago
Rebel Losses Placed at 1 000 Dead in Mexican Campaign
Government reports place rebel casualties at 1,000 dead 500 wounded and 2,000 prisoners after battles at Jimenez and La Reforma. Rebel headquarters denied extermination claims while reports said General Almazan was trapped. Federal forces pressed pursuit from Chihuahua toward Juarez and La Reforma.
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Jimenez and
LA Reforma
Chilimahua
Jimine
Jossey
Juarez
Fro Diaz
Jiminez
Almazan
Escalon
Naco
Chihuahua
Jasco
Guanajuato
Phillips
Arizona
Washington
Mexico
Andreu Almazan
Marcelo Caraveo
Caraveo
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Santa Rosalia de Carmargo
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua City
Calles
Portes Gil
Officials to probe alleged shooting at women tourists
McDonough Ga April 5 W B J Ingram Chairman of the Henry county Commission says he will launch an investigation immediately into charges that officers fired on a car carrying two women tourists Mrs Effie Stabler a teacher at the State Training School for Women Valdosta reported the incident after returning from Asheville where she spent Easter with relatives in the North
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McDonough
W. B.B. J. Ingram
Board
Henry County Commissioners Today
Ingram
Effie Stabler
Valdosta
Court Grants Restraining Order Against Talmdge Action
Augusta reports a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order barring Eugene Talmadge from making statements about vegetable shortening products. The order targets his opposition to six brands deemed misbranded and adulterated under state food and drug laws. He plans to enforce the law until official notice arrives.
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Augusta
Eugene Talmady
William H. Barrett
U.S. District Court
Barrett
Georgia
Talmadge
George M. Napier
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
E. W. Camp Resigns as Commissioner of Customs
Washington April 5 E W Camp commissioner of customs has resigned effective April 16 He will join the American Sugar and Refining Company of New York as an associate clarified by a P dispatch in Washington D C
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E. W. Camp
Commissioner OF Customs
Washington, D. C
E W. Camp
Customs
American Sugar Jand Refining Company of
New York
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Turner Box Co
Rebel
U.S
Gonzalo Escobar
el Paso
Texas
Federal Reserve
Nebraska
Lillian de King
Ill
A. J. Kelly
de Kings
George Carbary
Charles W. Hadley
Illinois
Ambassador
Herrick
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Escobar
Diaz
Henry County Commissioners
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