Freeport Mystery Theories Rise In Bailey Murder Case
Police entertain two theories in the Bailey murder mystery at Freeport New York. A lunatic shooter through a window or a jealous woman may have killed Mrs. Bailey while Dr. Carman faced threats to his life. Evidence reportedly centers on a young woman, and police promise an arrest soon.
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Freeport
N. Y
Bailey
Carman
Hempstead
Long Island
Louise Bailey
Thomasville Visitor Returns With Grady County Meat Trade
Mr. T. H. Hester of Grady county visited Thomasville today and returned home with a profitable load of home raised meat. He sold wagon loads at 14 to 15 cents per pound, netting 1385 dollars. He notes demand outpaced supply and expects a large meat supply next season with no hog cholera issues.
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T. H. Hester
Grady County
Thomasville
Hester
County Ballot Victory in Home County Declared
The Bence advocates won overwhelmingly in Thomas County carrying every precinct. No Fence votes totaled 270 to 1,306 for Fence. The county results were reviewed this morning by Judge Jones with district tallies. Good roads are a local issue says Jonathan B Frost in The Call of the South urging local taxes to build highways from farms to markets. Governor Slaton’s push for a state highway commission renews focus on rural to urban connectivity and engineering support.
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Atlanta
Ufe
Call of the South
Atlanta Monthly
Jonathan B.frost
Mr. Frost
Slaton
Cotton area planted in 1925 reaches 36.96 million acres
The Department of Agriculture reports the 1925 cotton area at 36.96 million acres with crop condition at 79.6 percent of normal on June 25. State conditions vary from 93 percent in Missouri to 74 in Texas and 109 percent in California.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Coe
Odo
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Daniels seeks repeal of plucking board powers
Washington reports that Secretary Daniels intends to repeal the law creating the plucking board. Naval officers discussed the move after the board retired fifteen high ranking officers with distinguished records. Health concerns were noted but not deemed a medical condemnation to justify removal.
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Washington
Daniels
Plucking Board
Industrial Club Meeting Aims to Organize in Thomas County
Friday evening meeting at City Hall to discuss forming a County Industrial Club. W. A. Pringle chairs. W. M. Parker secretary. Resolution calls for a $3000 fund and a July 8 meeting to elect officers and pursue agricultural and industrial welfare for Thomas County.
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Thomas County
City Hall
W. A. Pringle
W. M. Parker
B. W. Stone
Colquitt County
County Industrial Club
Indy
Thomas
Thomasville
Ibe
Ot. Thomas County
Uteyan
AM. Smith, Jr
B. H. Wright
W. M
Can Brown Boost Back in Georgia Senate Run
Atlanta July 2 report notes Little Joe Brown faces tough odds after a defeat by Hoke Smith. Analysts say Smith has broader support in the Senate race, aided by regional bank legislation, while Brown may lose backing as J R Smith enters the contest. Brown’s anti union rhetoric could hurt with working-class voters.
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Atlanta
Little Joe Brown
Aéelled Prophet
Hoke Smith
Brown
Capitol
Smith
Senate
Regional Reserve Bank
Georgia
Joe Brown
J. R. Smith
Brown, Jr
Royal Bodies of Archduke Francis Ferdinand Arrive En Route
In Trieste July 2 a solemn ceremony marked the landing of the assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg. Royal household officials priests and soldiers attended as the coffins were blessed and placed in two hearses drawn by six horses. The bodies then moved to Vienna with the royal party, expected to arrive by ten o clock this evening.
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Trieste
Austria
Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Prrbe
Bishiop ‘Karlin
Vienna
Kaiser William Abandons Vienna Trip for Archduke Ferdinand Funeral
Potsdam July 2 Kaiser William canceled his planned journey to Vienna because of Liumbago symptoms. He will attend the funeral of the late Archduke Ferdinand in Vienna.
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Potsdam
Germany
Kaiser William
Vienna
Archduke Ferdinand
Brown Announces Opposing Hoke Smith for Senate
Atlanta reports Hon Joseph M Brown declares he will run for United States Senator against Hoke Smith. He says platform to follow and will open campaign HQ around July 15, urging friends to organize nationwide support. Brown previously defeated Smith in 1908 and was defeated by him in 1910.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Brown
Little Joe
Smith
Georgia
United States
Asie
Tota
Marietta, Ga
Canning Clubs Offer Prizes for Best Canned Goods Display
Thomas County clubs announce prizes for fall display including two scholarships to Athens State College and a trip to Macon State Fair. Awards include scholarships from Bank of Thomasville Citizens Bank Trust W A Pringle Louis Moore and others, plus items from local merchants. Local schools Pavo Meigs Meigs area receive cash gifts and prizes for top displays and variety.
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Thomas County
State College
Athens
Macon
Aithens
Theo
Roscoe Luke
Bank of Thomasville
Citizens Bank& ‘Trust Co
W. A. Pringle
Louis S. Moore
W. I. MacIntyre
Hugh J. MacIntyre
T. M. McIntosh
Louis
Steyerman
Rayo Lamp
T. A. Futch
Golden Bros
S. Sampson
Jas. Watt & Bro
R. Thomas, Jr
S. R. Robison
Pavo High School
Meigs
Atkinson- Wilkes Co
Moultrie Awards Contract for White Way Posts
C. L. Thompson of Moultrie secured a contract to supply one hundred white way posts for the city. The local firm won the bid against larger concerns and will install posts around the Court House, with the city appropriating ten thousand dollars for the project. The move reflects Moultrie progress and public spirit.
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C. L. Thompson
Moultrie
Court House
Mouluse
West Virginia goes dry as Yost act takes effect
Wheeling July 1 The Yost act the states strictest prohibition measure yet went into effect at midnight. Rent signs appeared in about six hundred buildings statewide signaling the shift and no liquor signs or ads are visible in major towns. Officials estimate state revenue will fall by nearly a million dollars due to the law.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Yost
Accident on Clay Street Road Causes Narrow Escape
Mr. Emmett Mitchell driving toward Beachton Sunday encountered a four foot ditch across an apparently level section of Clay Street Road near Walden Bridge. Braking, the car plunged into the ditch injuring Judge R. G. Mitchell and Mrs. W. W. Bruce, with others unharmed. Authorities allegedly neglected warning signs.
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Emmett Mitchell
R. G. Mitchell
W. W. Bruce
Grady County
Motyre Springs Receives New Water Pipe System
Mr. William Miller completed installation of a new water pipe system at Motyre Springs. The pipes will deliver a splendid flow of water directly from the spring to the well without contamination or loss of flow, enhancing the springs as a beautiful permanent spot for visitors seeking pure water.
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William Miller
Motyre
Othe
Steamer Assinboia Grounded in Georgian Bay
The Canadian Pacific Railway steamer Assinboia bound from Sault Ste. Marie to Port McNichola ran aground this morning at Bad Neighbor Shoal near Cove Stand in Georgian Bay. One hundred passengers are aboard. The steamer Manitobia assisted. No danger is reported though its forepeak leaks slightly and eleven fathoms of water lie under the stern. Weather is calm and foggy.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Assinboia
Sault Ste. Marie
Port McNichola
Bad Neighbor Shoal
Cove ‘Stand
Georgian Bay
Manitobia
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