Fresh disorders erupt in eastern Ohio coal fields
In a spate of unrest on April 20 in eastern Ohio mining districts miners on strike protested wage cuts. An explosion shook Jewett near Caldwell as about 200 strikers clashed with 200 non strikers but were beaten back by Sheriff McKee and six deputies. Six shots were fired near the Tasa mine with no injuries. National guardsmen with anti aircraft guns stood by in Cadet to deter a possible air assault on the mines.
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Candit
Ohio
Jewett
Here
Noble County
Caldwell
Clayton McKee
Tasa
National Guard
Bus Schedule for Cairo Bainbridge and Intermediates
Eastern time schedule lists departures from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 9 00 am 6 45 am and 10 50 am with a 3 00 pm return.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Homasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
Thomasville
Baseball scores and home runs from major leagues
American League results show Detroit 1 0 0 with 0x 0x innings and Cleveland, plus New York and Philadelphia games with Ruth and Cochrane homers. National League reports New York Philadelphia and St Louis Pittsburgh contests feature Terry and other batters homering. multiple incomplete innings listed with batteries and scores.
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Philadelphia
New York
Grove
Cochrane
Gomez
Dickey
Lary
Ruth
Mitchell
Hogan
Collins
V. Davis
Terry
Legion Post Holds Large Meeting in Valdosta
The T. L. Spence Post of the American Legion gathered at the Legion Home on Broad Street with a large crowd and a well supplied meal. Lass, a former state official, spoke on youth and veterans service, emphasizing May Day plans and legion activities for children and playground outreach.
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Legion O
Valdosta
T. L. Spence
Am Legion
Legion
Broad Street
Natia
The
Agro Boys
Remar
Tribute to a Leader Amid Stressed Times
A fragmented notice honors a leader amid tough days. It reflects on his steady guidance through late hours and long nights, naming Friday as a focal moment of respect.
Cherokee twins described as witch children report
A 1920s Associated Press dispatch cites Dr. Olbrechts claiming Cherokee twins born with alleged supernatural powers are kept hidden. The report describes feeding, isolation practices, and supposed abilities to fly and influence people, animals, and events through thought.
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F. B. CC
Bha
Associated Press Si
Washington
Ms Wasd
Witc
North
Rawalina
Olbechts
Sonian Institution
Cably
Olbrechts
Unclear fragment prompts stray records
The readable text appears as a fragmented OCR dump with scattered phrases about a killing, a person named TM, a proo...
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Shop Offers
Town chatter lists visitors from Jacksonville Sylvester and Atlanta plus two local merchants promoting groceries and meats. Paths mention Robertsons mayonnaise orders and Davis and Roberson ads. Also notes Capt Dinkins ill at home and S E Hancock Transfer services with reasonable rates.
Caddie Tourney At Glen Arven Captivates Local Scene
Glen Arven Country Club hosted a lively morning qualification for the annual Catches Tournament with over forty young boys in borrowed clubs and Makeshift gear. Spectators enjoyed playful imitations of pros and the event featured scores by Henry Groom and Aaron Robinson, while J. Morse Ely supervised as Greens Committee chair and donated cups and prizes.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Snooks
Clemans
Missus
Skeeter
Happy
Grant Ware
No. 9
Green
John Ross
Tee
Charlie K. P Waits
Aaron ‘Robinson
Henry Groom
Henry
Valdosta Country Club
Oliver Boys
Georgia
M. G. Rosehgarten
Hayward Pittman
Walter Davidson
J. Morse Ely
Greens
Glen Arven
Candler Buys Parade of Animals for Atlanta Estate
A procession of elephants and camels moved from Emory depot toward Asa G. Candler's new Atlanta estate. The animals, purchased in Connecticut, were en route to their owner following his acquisition. The parade drew curiosity from Emory University students and Druid Hills residents as a unusual arrival in the city.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Druid Hills
Emory
Asa G. Candler
Connecticut
Optometrists Adjourn Southeastern Congress in Charleston
The Southeastern Congress of Optometrists adjourned its annual convention in Charleston on April 20 after electing officers and directors. Dr. G. W. Blakie of Dothan Alabama was named the new president.
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Charleston
S. C
Southeastern Congress of Optometrists
G. W. Blakie
Dothan
Ala
Unsuccessful ambush targets Moncks Corner figure
Glenn S. McKnight known as King of Hell Hot was shot at his home in Huger. McKnight, an alleged liquor operation figure and trial participant, survived as seven men opened fire in an assassination attempt. The 1930-era narrative cites prior shooting at his garage and links to charges against an accessory.
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Moncks Corner
Glenn S. McKnight
Hell
McKnight
Makin
Edward J. Dennisher
Milwaukee adopts four year socialist city program
Milwaukee inaugurates a four year plan under socialist control led by Mayor Daniel W. Hoan. The city will run a municipal bank and milk delivery by city workers while private contractors phase out of nonessential municipal work. Hoan limits socialism to essentials, excluding general retail.
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Alvin Steinkopf
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Daniel W. Hoan
Hoan
New City Counci
Harris Tribute Draws Notables From Several States
Francis E. Warren Lee S. Overman and Theodore Burton have been accorded the honor recently. The Harris family held private ceremonies at the death home. Burial will be in Cedartown Georgia with a large congressional delegation to escort the body.
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Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Lee S. Overman
North Carolina
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Harris
Senator
Cedartown
Georgia
Harris Rites Set for Cedartown Native Senator
Cedartown Ga April 20 sen William J Harris body to arrive at 9 am with congressional escort and Cedartown City Council and American Legion post to meet the funeral train. Body to lie in state at the old Harris residence then at the First Presbyterian Church for 2 pm funeral services led by Rev Henry F Peterson and Cedartown ministers.
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Cedartown
Harris
William J. Harris
Washington
American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Georgia Song Bird John Hinton to Perform in Minstrel Show
John Hinton the Georgia song bird will appear in the Legion Minstrels at the Rose Theater on Friday night. The 32 person cast includes Mende Morris Tom Andri shok Harvey Trice Red Harris and John Hinton with Billy Wolfson and his Orchestra. Tickets are seventy five cents with advance tickets exchanged for reserved seats. The letter promises more news in the next update.
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Clare
John Hinton
South Georgia
Legion
Rose Theater
John
Thomasville
Atlanta
The
Joe Neel
Mende Morris
Tom Andrishok
Harvey Trice
Red Harris
W. R. Harris
Syd Steyerman
Syd Stringer
Dr. Jenkins
Roy Hay
Jim Evans
Lonnie Ferguson
Truman Holland
Bill Parrish
Ralph Mims
Arthur Clark
Heath Varnedee
Paul Searcy
Eustis Harrell
Doc Gravely
Harold Turner
George Cooper
Scrap Pringle
Bill Bartlett
Hull Searcy
Joe Robison
Heywood Ainsworth
John Herring
W. E. Fillingim
Paul Sparrow
Billy Wolfson
T. C. Gandy
Legion Minstrels
George
Congress Adjourns After State Funeral for Senator Harris
Congress held a state funeral in the senate chamber for Senator William J Harris of Georgia and adjourned until tomorrow. Senate and house committees pursued studies on taxes the bonus economy and prohibition as a senate inquiry subpoenaed about a score of traders and brokers. Opposition to changing prohibition was voiced by women drys before a senate judiciary sub committee.
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Washington
Congress
William J. Harris
Georgia
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Judiciary
Senate Finance Committee
Gabby Street Says Cardinals Remain In Race
St Louis April 20 The world champion Cardinals opened with four straight losses and sit in seventh place. Sergeant Gabby Street defends the club saying they are mentally sound and capable of a strong comeback on their first road trip.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Gabby Street
Street
Redbirds
Ads Glow In Paper Spotlight For Friday Night Show
Reader notes the paper carries well presented ads for an upcoming Friday night show. The writer expresses anticipation and confidence that the reader will attend and enjoy the event with laughter and good times.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Uhle and Hayworth
Brown and Myatt
Boston
MacFayden
Berry
Burke and Spencer
McManus
Pittsburgh
Cox
Hallahan
Wilson
Swetonic
Grace
SPEAE
Billy 'i
Witch Child
Louis Mmandnder
Adeship
Rts
Babyremark
Herokees
Mermer
S. W. Baufort
Jacksonville
Rountree’s Pharmacy
W. R. Johnson
Sylvester
J. L. Walker
C. C. Callaway
Mr. T. E. Drake
M. E. Sisk
Davis & Roberson
Oliver Dahl
Hendersonville, N. C
J. F. Coleman
Williamsport
Newport
S. E. Hancock
J. D. Dinkins
North Madison Street
T. F. Bussey
Mack Williams
Macon
J. C. Williamson
B. L. Brewiton
J. A. Ryals
City
Crawford’s
Mar
George Wheeler
Meigs
Wheeler
Washington, D. C
S. W. Walter
Long Island City
Frank Kimbark
Nita Millson
Toronto
Canada
Kimbark
Mary Alice Brown
Jack McCartney
Savannah
All American Cafe
Candler
Stewarts
North Broad Street
House Committee
Tanback
Stanback
First National Bank
H. P. Rackley
Optometrist
James H. Brown
Dawson Street
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