Talla Masser and Bainbridge Bus Schedule
Luton Moc Irie presents bus times in Eastern Time for Cairo Bainbridge and West bound routes leaving at 6 30 and 10 00 A M and 6 00 P M from Bainbridge Thomanville Moultrie Tifton and North bound at 10 50 A M 4 00 P M and 10 45 P M to Tallawassee and Florida points with additional 7 00 A M 11 00 A M and 60 P M departures.
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Talla Masser
Bainbridge
Cairo
Thomanville
Moultrie
Tifton
Tallawassee
Florida
Dothan Baseball Club declines proposed Tri-State league
Dothan Alabama February 25 The Wiregrass team announces it will not enter the proposed Tri-State class D professional league and will stay in the Dixie amateur league this year. President Joe Rollins confirms no further consideration of Tri-State entry.
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Dothan
Ala
Tri-States
Joe Rollins
Tri-State
Local Visitors and Residents Noted in City Notes
Atlanta residents Abe Wilder and Victor Burns visited the city while H B Brown of Valdosta and R L Monette of Albany were seen on business. Sheriff Gordon E. Davis is home sick with influenza as Mrs. Ethel Evans Lawson recovers from an appendectomy.
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Gordon E. Davis
Ethel Evans Lawson
Grass Patch Fire Sparks Brief Park Avenue Blaze
Shortly after three o'clock this afternoon the department rushed to Park Avenue where a grass patch fire engaged the attention of the firemen for a short time.
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Park Avenue
Damage Suit Over Plank on Truck Upheld by Court
The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed a $900 damage award from Sumter Superior Court. J. W. Peek sued A. F. Hodges and Robert Hodges claiming a plank used as a truck seat extended beyond the vehicle and caused a collision. The ruling hinges largely on the extending plank allegation.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals Today
J. W. Peek
A. F. Hodges
Robert Hodges
Sumter
Court of Appeals
House Committee Plans to Extend Cotton Exemption
The House agricultural committee will push legislation to include sharecroppers and tenant farmers in the two base exemption for small cotton producers under the Bankhead act. AAA cotton chief Cobb warned inclusion would destroy the program, prompting Chairman Jones to name Rep. Fulmer and Rep. Doxey to draft the bill.
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Washington
Farm Administration
House Agricultural Committee
Cully A. Cobb
AAA
Jones
Fulmer
Doxey
Miss
Roosevelt Enjoys Second Rest Day Amid National Affairs
President Roosevelt spends a second day at his Campobello retreat enjoying rest from White House bustle while keeping in touch with Washington. He arrived after visiting Cambridge to see Franklin Jr. and may return to Washington Thursday. He rode in an open sleigh with his son-in-law John Boettiger and daughter earlier.
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Stude Park
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Vranklin, Jr
Harvard
John Boettiger
Alabama Star Jelly Akin's 1928 scoring record endures
Alabama Poly star Jelly Akin scored 342 points in 22 games during the 1928 season, a mark that stands unofficially as the Southern Conference and pre SEC era record. Kentucky’s Leroy Edwards nears with 300 in all games, while Sparky Wade leads in the modern Southeastern era with 197 in conference play.
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Kenneth Gregory
Associated Press
Atlanta
Jelly Akin
Alabama Poly
Akin
Southeastern
Malcolm
Sparky) Wade
Louisiana
Aggie Sale
Kentucky
Demoisey
Sparky Wade
Leroy Edwards
Wade
Wildcat
Edwards
Wildcat Center
Creighton
Louisiana State
Sparky
Harvey and Smith Bound Over to Grand Jury for Robbery
Leland Harvey and Aubrey Smith long term convicts pardoned by Governor Talmadge were bound over to a federal grand jury in Atlanta on charges of robbing National City Bank messengers in Rome Ga of a 9785 payroll with bonds set at 50000.
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Atlanta
Leland Harvey
Aubrey Smith
Eugene Talmadge
National City Bank
Rome
No Further Extension Of Time To Buy State Auto Tags
Atlanta Ga Feb 25 There will be no extension of time to purchase automobile tags after March 1 says W L Joiner chief clerk tag division state revenue commission. He urges owners to buy tags in next four days noting 255 000 sold so far up to Saturday night about 60 000 short of last year’s March 1 total.
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Atlanta
W. L. Joiner
State Revenue Commission
Joiner
Former Mayor Jimmy Walker Faces Financial Disputes and Spain Trip
Jimmy Walker testified about a London trip funded by his wife and a disputed 65th Street Corporation bill. He disclosed £21 earned from a Sunday paper, plans to repay debts after returning to the United States, and noted earnings since 1933. The court allowed summonses to stand over until March 3 for creditors to decide on bankruptcy.
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Walker
65Th Street Corporation
Mayfair
New York
United States
London
New Yorker
Spain
Justice Luxmore
Pioneer Balloonist alleges sabotage in Akron and Macon loss
Roy W. Knabenshue, pioneer balloonist, told the House patents committee sabotage may have caused the airship disasters at Akron and Macon. He suggested an investigation of structure and wreckage could reveal sabotage but avoided accusing navy officers or foreign governments.
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Washington
Akron
Macon
House Patents Committee
Roy W. Knabenshue
Sirovich
Knabenshue
Legs severed found in London train near Waterloo station
Two legs of a man were discovered under a third class seat on a train from Hounslow to Waterloo. Railway police and Scotland Yard were investigating the grisly find. Medics said the victim had likely died about twelve hours earlier in a case linked to a prior Brighton trunk crime.
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London
Waterloo Station
Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Division
Waterloo
Hounslow
Brighton
Federal authorities discount alleged plot to kidnap Grace
Bethlehem Pennsylvania February 25 federal investigators dismissed as wind a supposed plot to abduct Eugene G Grace head of Bethlehem Steel for a 25000 ransom. State police continued probing with four men in custody linked to bank robberies and holdups. Grace declined comment before a Washington trip. Mayor Pfeifle expressed no extra precautions.
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Bethlehem
Department of Justice
Eugene G. Grace
Bethleham Steel Company
United States Investigation Division Bureau
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert Pfeifle
Nicholas Castelucci
Northampton County
Grace
Washington
Pfeifle
Hornsby backs Deans but demands proof they can take it
Memphis, February 25. Rogers Hornsby, manager of the St. Louis Browns, praised the Dean Brothers Duggy and Daffy as great players but stressed they must prove they can handle the pressure this year. He noted the Deans are young and have gained publicity, and cautioned that in baseball you never know how they will respond.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dean Brothers
Duggy
Daffy
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Hot Springs
Ark
Brown
West Beach
Fla
Deans
Alabama Vote Seeks Clear Path on Liquor Laws
On February 25 Alabama voters face a three question ballot testing 20 year old dry laws. Governor Graves promised reforms and hopes to become the first Alabama leader in over 30 years to win a second term. The referendum guides the legislature after reconvening April 30 with no repeal immediate unless acts pass.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Hornsby Predicts Cleveland Pennant Victory and Ruth Return
Hornsby asserts Cleveland will win the American League pennant and that Babe Ruth will return to a Yankee uniform. The statement frames a bold forecast about the season’s outcome and Ruth's possible comeback.
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al Bum
Hornsby
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Equipoise Retired From Racing After Leg Trouble
Los Angeles Feb. 25. Trainer Jack A Healey of the Whitney stable announces that Equipoise, seven year old champion and top money earner, has run his last race and will be retired to stud due to a troublesome leg and a failing foot. Equipoise finished seventh in the Santa Anita Handicap after earning record prizes.
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Los Angeles
Jack A. Healey
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Stable
Eqpipoise
Equipoise
Healey
Constipation Relief Claim From Adlerika User
A testimonial says after thirty years of constipation a user reports relief and a new life after taking Adlerika. The ad cites Rountree's Pharmacy as the dispenser and presents the claim from Alice Burns.
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Adlerika
Alice Burns
Alabama Voters Face Liquor Legalization Debate
Prohibitionists in the Alabama Temperance Alliance and the Alabama League for Modification of the Dry Laws campaign for or against legalizing the distribution of hard spirits under strict state regulation. Both sides predict heavy votes and substantial majorities.
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Alabama
Alabama Temperance Alliance
Alabama League
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