Tubby Walton Joins Reds Scouting Staff
Atlanta early report says Tubby Walton a former Atlanta catcher and sandlot star has been signed by Cincinnati as a member of its scouting staff. The piece credits his knack for spotting major league talent with finds like Luke Appling Cecil Travis and Jo Jo White.
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Tubby, Walton
REDS
Atlanta
Tubby Walton
Canton
Cincinnati
Walton
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Cecil Travis
Washington Senators
Jo Jo White
Detroit
Masked Bandits Rob Bank in Haines City
Two men armed with revolvers robbed the State Bank of Haines City Florida around noon taking cash from the teller and escaping with an undetermined amount of money. Cashier Harley Angle was present during the robbery. The incident was reported from Haines City on February 28.
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Haines City
Fla
Harley Angle
Dogs Run Again Today at Grand Junction Championship Trials
Sunshine returns as bird dog champions field trials begin after a weather delay. Pointer teams Jake's Jack Mohawk, Tunica, Air Pilot Sdra pace the opening brace with owners Duffield of Oklahoma and L. D. Johnson of Evansville, Indiana.
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Grand Junction
Sunshine
Tenn
Jake
Jack Mohawk
Duffield
Tunica
Okla
Sdra
Speedy Pointer
L. D. Johnson
Evansville
Ind
Bank abduction ends with Angle held. Joe Smith released
In a city outskirts incident, two men forced Angle and customer Joe Smith into a car. Smith was released at the edge of town while Angle remained a prisoner as the vehicle fled. Bank officials estimate the car’s loot at 2000 to 3000 dollars.
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Angle
Joe Smith
Smith
Dispute Over Power Of Judge Delays Trial In Colling Case
Minnesota and Florida jurists clash over a judge’s authority to release prisoners as the trial of E. C. Colling a suspended jurist and co conspirator Louis J. Schwartz is halted. Presiding judge Jefferson E. Browne requests briefs as he considers a motion to quash. The case centers on alleged releases and bond premiums collected from jailed defendants awaiting trial.
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Minn. Fla
Fei
Iibees
E. C. Colling
Collins
Jefferson E. Browne
Browne
Louis J. Schwartz
Florida
Schwartz
Miami
Fla
Criminal Court
Jefferson B Browne
Visitors and local notices fill Thomasville pages
A stream of business visitors to the city includes Mr C W Mizell of Columbus Mr J M Poole of Atlanta and Mr T W Oliver of Eastman Others report hospital news and arrivals such as Mrs Robert J Fallin Jr in Archbold Hospital and the birth of Virginia Ann Woody at Smith Avenue The item also lists visitors F E Weatherly of Albany and O M Hadley returning to Atlanta while noting social guests the Saunders and Key families from East Amherst New York
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Robert J. Fallin, Jr
Archbold Memorial Hospital
William Woody
Virginia Ann
Smith Avenue
Wiley Post accuses sabotage in stratosphere hop
Kansas City February 28 Wiley Post charged that two pounds of steel filings and emery were placed in the Winnie Mae engine perhaps by another plot to wreck his planned cross continent stratosphere flight. He landed in Madoc Dry Lake California after the engine overheated and a Los Angeles investigation follows.
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Kansas City
Wiley Post
Post
New York
Oklahoman
Madoc
California
Los Angeles
Public Hearing Planned On Chain Store Tax Bill
Senator Simmons of Bainbridge announces a public hearing on the chain-store tax bill to be held Monday night at the Henry Grady hotel in Atlanta. The Senate finance committee will consider action after the hearing at 7 30 p m due to complaints about notification for the previous session.
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Atlanta
Simmons
Bainbridge
Senate Finance Committee
Henry Grady
Senate
Patricia Collins joins Washington legal staff from Atlanta
Philip Collins failed to become a lawyer but daughter Patricia did. The 20 year old Atlanta native leaves Agnes Scott College and Emory Law School with second honors to join the New Deal era anti trust division in Washington. Her work with the Atlanta Legal Aid Society and research for the American Law Institute drew federal attention. She enjoys the challenge but hates to leave home, promising to work hard and avoid being fired.
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Atlanta
Philip Collins
Patricia
Washington
New Deal
Ounty
Department of Justice
Pat” Collins
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Emory University Law School
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
American Law Institutte
Ptm
Pat
Coxswain Benjamin Mathews Dies in Boat Fire
San Francisco report records the death of Coxswain Benjamin Mathews United States Navy former Stockton resident in a 50 foot motor launch fire on a trip between Yerba Buena Island and the Key Route Oakland pier. Twelve civilians and five navy men were rescued.
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San Francisco
Benjamin Mathews
United States Navy
Stockton
Calif
Yerba Buena Island
Oakland Pier
State Senate Considers Salary Increase for Lawmakers
Atlanta February 28 A resolution would raise pay for state house and senate members from seven to ten dollars per day. Speaker and president would see top pay rise from ten to twelve dollars daily. Mileage stays at ten cents per mile.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Preston Rawlings
McRae
New Market Bills Outlined to Farmers in Georgia
The newly enacted market bill creating eight farmers trading places in Georgia was explained today to officers and directors of the Georgia Vegetable Growers Association by the bill author Guy Jack.
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Atlanta
iWeb
The
Georgia Vegetable Growers Association
Pu Ithe
Guy
Jack
Alabama votes down repeal in dry laws fight
Alabama voters reject modification of 20 year old prohibition statutes and oppose legalization of hard liquor and wine beer. With 1,919 of 2,156 boxes reporting, 99,184 favor repeal and 95,889 against. Captain Sanford Mullins led the repeal effort and conceded defeat.
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Birmingham
Alu
Alabama
Mississippi
Sanford Mullins
Prohibition
Local option bill planned in Alabama after wet vote
Senator Isham Dorsey said he would push a local option bill in the Alabama legislature when it reconvenes April 30 to legalize beer wine and whisky sales in counties that went wet in Tuesday's referendum. He favors modification of dry laws under strict state or county control and said he would not quit fighting for local self government despite the statewide loss.
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Montgomery
Ala
Isham Dorsey
Lee
Russell
Sen
Dorsey
Bibb
Graves
Lee-Russell County
Stribling Memorial Bridge Named in Macon
The Macon house adopted a resolution naming the bridge over the Ocmulgee River at Spring Street the Stribling Memorial Bridge. Bibb county delegates Luther Bloodworth R H Freeman Jr and G J Bowden sponsored the measure.
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Stribling Memorial
Macon
Atlanta
House
Ocmugea River
Spring Street
W. L. (Young
Luther
Bloodworth
R. H. Freeman, Jr
G. J. Bowden
Bibb County
Change of Life Comes and Cardul Mentioned
A fragment notes use of Cardul during a life change period. The text hints at female health experiences and treatment choices but provides limited context or outcomes.
Airline seen transferring passenger list after ransom claim
Federal agents report a portion of Lindholzhraig and loney was turned over by Ampnow Airlines Inc to authorities listing all passengers from last month’s Boston to New York flight. The disclosure followed a ransom claim with unclear timing and trip details. Chicago traders face court action over futures rules, Cutten vows appeal. Two brothers die within minutes amid Cook County political turbulence.
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Micheck
New York
Althour
Ampnow Airlines, Inc
Lindholzhraig and
Loney
Fi Hope
Boston
Ransom
Chicago
W. Cutten
Chiclin& Mms
Cutten
Attorjial
tutto + commission
Si Leadery
Agriculture
Wallace
Sehe Has
Commerce Roper
Osprey
Cummings
Prominent Macon Pastor Dr Mackay Dies at Conference
Dr W R Mackay pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Macon Ga died suddenly of a heart attack while at a conference in a downtown office. He had come to Macon from Toronto and was known for his aggressiveness in local issues. He collapsed after a brief talk as he sat at a table. two doctors arriving soon after could not revive him.
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Macon
W. R. Mackey
First Presbyterian Church
Mackay
Toronto
Ontario
A. R. Willingham
W. N. Payne
Spright ’ Newel
Mercer
Georgia Pension Security Pact Fades After House Vote
Dark Atlanta February 28 The Georgia prospects for joining a proposed federal pension security pact dimmed as the House voted 79 to 12 against an amendment to the appropriations bill. The amendment sought $25 000 to align state provisions with federal old age pension legislation, proposed by Representative Watson of Paulding.
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Georgia
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Watson
Paulding
Rural Resident Luther Dies at 55 of Natural Causes
Luther, aged 55, died at his rural residence from natural causes as stated by doctors. Authorities reported no foul play and no immediate funeral details were released.
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Luther
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