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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1936

Page

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Political speculation on Georgia governor race and Talmadge circle

The piece examines Hugh Howell's possible stance in the Georgia governor contest and tensions with Talmadge loyalists. It discusses Redwine prospects, Rivers county dynamics, and Howell's cautious campaign posture amid Talmadge influence and local endorsements. The column notes Howell’s willingness to run if Talmadge did not and critiques political maneuvering in north and south Georgia.

Hugh Howell Talmadge Howell Redwine

Governor’s race seen as doublebill trend in state

The state shows strong sentiment for a runoff featuring a single anti Talmadge challenger against the Talmadge chosen successor. Fortson trails, Larsen struggles, and Rivers gains ground with hours of speaking across the state signaling a push for a two candidate race to force a clear Talmadge versus anti-Talmadge contest.

Talmadge Fortson Larsen Rivers

Local politics speculation hints at new moves in county politics

The text suggests Fortson and Larsen are unknown and unpopular, while Rivera is familiar with many friends aiding him. The author foresees possible political actions in the near future across various counties, noting Rivera’s influence and broad support.

Larsen Rivera

Attempt On King Edward VIII Stirs London Inquiry

A purported assassination attempt on King Edward VIII prompts Scotland Yard to dismiss reports of a gun being knocked from an assailant's hand. A witness, a woman in grey said to be American, claimed to witness the incident. The suspected man says he threw the gun as a protest. Officials call him a crank and treasonous for the act.

London United States Europe England Harry Alice Scotland Yard Perry Jimmy

Negro Killer Sought in South Carolina Detective Slaying

Charleston July 17 police continued to hunt a Negro accused of killing a detective in South Carolina. Authorities described the suspect as a Negro male sought in connection with the fatal shooting. Investigation focused on potential leads and witness statements as the search extended through the area.

South Carolina Charleston D. C

Murder in the Wood Ends Near a Lovers’ Plot

Inspector Hylton tracks Old Arthur Burdett’s murder while Dale Shipley flees to London and Nancy Featherstone shelters him. Sergeant White and Alice White clash over suspicions as Harry Small lures Alice into a secluded valley for a violent crime.

Inspector Hylton Arthur Burdett Burdett Dale Shipley London Hylton Dale Nancy Featherstone Sergeant White Nancy White Alice James White Harry Small Alica Small

Still No Hylton Chapter 31

Sergeant White tracks a missing Hylton after lunch details. Edward Perry notes Scotland Yard interest while White contemplates his lonely life and a tense confrontation with his wife Alice in their Enderton home. The scene shifts to White’s introspection and fear as suspicion rises.

Sergeant White Hoops Edward Perry Mr. Hylton Marchester White

Start of catastrophe opens with Alice and Jimmy

Chapter 32 introduces Alice's familiar flurry of movement as she enters. The scene contrasts her eager vitality with the narrator's growing aversion, highlighting an uneasy dynamic between Alice and Jimmy as she greets him with a sincere Hallo.

Alice Hallo Jimmy

Man recounts long use of Black-Draught in Texarkana

Writing from Texarkana Texas Mr W T Bentley says I have used Black-Draught for many years I keep it on hand He recalls learning of Black-Draught as a boy while clerking in a store and saw people buying it for what he believed was constipation He began taking it and found it beneficial for relief.

Shed James White Harry Small Fance Alice Harry Texarkana Texas W. T. Bentley White Arthur Burde

Thomas County political candidate announcements summarized

A draft compilation of candidate notices from Thomas County announces bids for Representative and Solicitor General. Local figures including Joe E. Robison Jr, SESSE J. GAINEY, W. B. Cochran, George R. Lilly, and others seek Democratic primary support for September and September 9, 136. The notices pledge economy, support for education and state markets, and loyalty to the party and President Roosevelt.

Thomas County kWwwer House General Assembly Georgia Tom Tipton Thomas Cours Joe E. Robison, JR Sesse J. Gainey W. B. Cochran Southern Judicial Circuit Southern Circuit Somhern Credit Tomow Tyler Frankin Delano Roosevelt

Fragmented dialogue excerpts from a domestic scene

A tense exchange unfolds at a table as a betrayed spouse confronts a partner about perceived snobbery and infidelity. The man, calm and wary, grips a bread knife while the woman accuses him of arrogance and moral failing amid accusation and doubt.

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