Political campaign announcements from Thomas County officials
Official statements from I W McMillan and W T Maladre and W B Cochran announcing re election bids for county commissioner and state representative respectively. Messages express gratitude, record of service, and pledge to continue dedication if reelected. Public notices urge support in the upcoming election cycle.
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Coolidge-Merrillville- Mabel
Thomas County
I. W. McMillan
Thoma County
W. T. Maladre
Biomass
House
Iwat
Hals
W. B. Cochran
Hindu rioters clash with police across India
Severe clashes erupt at three sites as police confront Hindu rioters. One killed and many wounded, with heavy violence reported in suburban areas near Madras. A single early fatality noted in Cholaing Enalur as volunteers allegedly raid a salt store. Continued tensions and injuries reported nationwide.
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Associated Press
India
Worl
Congress
Madras
Cholingenalur
Sargon Relief Promises Eight Years of Pain Ended
Mrs. Ida Hendrickson of Black Lake Idaho says eight years of indigestion and stomach trouble ended after using Sargon Pills and tonic. She reports restored strength and relief from headaches. The advertisement touts nationwide recognition and Rountree's Pharmacy as agent.
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Ida Hendrickson
Black Lake
Idaho
Edwards Unopposed for Renomination in Georgia
Savannah Georgia reports Congressman Charles G. Edwards will be unopposed for renomination from Georgia's first district as lists closed at noon. In the same notices Dr. J. O. Strickland of Bryan County faces no opposition for state senate from the first district comprising Chatham Bryan and Effingham counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Charles G. Edwards
Georgia
J. O. Strickland
Bryan County
Chatham
Bryan
Effingham
Local Visitors and Student Guests Share Holiday Time
A list of visitors and locals includes A J Harris of Valdosta P A Kauffman of Atlanta J W Hawkins of Macon J S Seward of Jacksonville Bill Jarrell home for holidays from Georgia Tech B Y Vann in Atlanta H P Reeves of Lakeland D L Thompson of Cincinnati Joe Edwards at home from Georgia Tech Chris Crocroft home for holidays J R Thornton from Atlanta R C Brown from Atlanta and Leone Sherrod home from Brenau College Gainesville Also mentions dancing nights at Rilton’s Paradise and the Musicale Miracle of the 20th Century with BR E 45 records and related gear.
Recital At Thomasville High School Delights Audience
The Expression Department of Thomasville Public School staged a full house recital at MacIntyre Park High School Auditorium last night directed by Miss Nancy Pearl White. An all around success, with strong applause after every piece, and plans for a piano recital tonight by Miss Hope Terrell featuring the Girls Glee Club.
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Thomasville
MacIntyre Park High School
Nancy Pearl White
Hope Terrell
McIntyre Park High Schools
Fresh Shrimp and Salmon at Frings Greek American
Local advertisement lists fresh offerings including shrimp salmon pompano and red snapper with choice Western steaks at Frings Greek American Restaurant.
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Columbia River
Kennedy Suspended From LSU Over Whangdoodle Publication
Kemble K. Kennedy a Louisiana State University law school senior was indicted by the grand jury on circulating obscene material in the Whangdoodle scandal sheet and was suspended from LSU today in Baton Rouge Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Kemble K. Kennedy
Law School
Louisiana State University
Notable Visitors and Birth Announcement in Archbold
Milwaukee resident Mr. J Maxon Murphy is visiting Hon L Moore. Mrs E D Gainey plans a Chicago trip to visit her son J D Gainey. Emily and Mary Love Cravatt, returning from Brenau College, join Mr and Mrs William F Parrish who celebrate the arrival of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital named William Parrish Jr.
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J. Maxon Murphy
Milwaukee
L. &. Moore
E. D. Gainey
Chicago
J. D. Gainey
Emily
Mary Love Cravatt
Brenau College
Gainesville
William F. Parrish
Archbold Memorial Hospital
William ¥. Parrish, Jr
Judge Thomas Confirms Campaign for Superior Court
Judge W E Thomas told friends he paid his assessment as a candidate for Judge of the Superior Court and will announce formally soon. He is described as popular and faithful and expected to be continued in office without opposition.
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W. E. Thomas
Superior Court
Judge Thomas
Graf Zeppelin Heads Home After Transatlantic Flight
The Graf Zeppelin sails toward Germany via Spain with 22 passengers aboard including Mrs. John H. Greaves and Mrs. Mary Pierce of New York and Mrs. Charles B. Parker of Cleveland. Sir Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins also travel aboard as the airship calls at a RCA station reporting position about 750 miles from New York.
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Graf
Hugo Hekener
Atlantic
John H. Greaves
New York
Mary Pierce
Charles B. Parker
Cleveland
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Lady Wilkins
Germany
Spain
Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
Slaton Enters 1930 Democratic Senate Race In Georgia
Entry lists for the 1930 Democratic primary closing at noon reveal former Governor John M. Slaton entering the United States Senate contest against Senator W. J. Harris. Several offices draw multiple candidates including secretary of state eight entrants and governor five. The primary is set for September 10.
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Atlanta
Tony
John M. Slaton
United States
W. J. Harris
Slaton
S. Price Gilbert
Supreme Court
W. Frank Jenkins
Court of Appeals
Perry T. Knight
Valdosta
Eugene Talmadge
Agriculture
J. J. Brown
L. E. Pattillo
Buford
William J. Speer
Frazier M. Morgan
Hall M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
Greater Macon and Cleveland push for larger city totals
Census coverage debated as Macon Georgia seeks a “greater Macon” population of 63 967 versus 538 866 for the Macon borough under Georgia law used to justify Atlanta’s size. Cleveland argues for annexing all of Cuyahoga County totaling 1 197 818 to claim a bigger city rank.
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Macon
Georgia
Atlanta
Cleveland
Ohio
Los Angeles
Cuyahoga County
Wanted Ads for Sale Day Old Wyandotte Chicks
Wyandotte Chicks day old 15c each two weeks old Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds 20c each. R L Beasley 428 Stevens St corner Clayphone 1108 W.
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Wyandotte
Barred Rocks
Rhode Island Reds
R. L. Beasley
Stevens St
Corner
City Superintendent Bill Withdrawn Williams Appoints Inquiry
Alder man Nat Williams withdrew the City Superintendent ordinance after Supt. D. R. Pringle declined a six month term. A committee will investigate the matter and advise on possible franchise competition including gas, with Mayor McDougald and Aldermen Williams and Dobbins named.
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Nat Williams
D. R. Pringle
Water and Light Plant
L. D. Thompson
Cincinnati
Thompson
Williams and
Dobbins
E. M. Smith
Water
McDougald
Williams
Marshal Braswell
Cairo
Hay
Andrews
Georgia Students Hitch-Hike by Plane Home
Three Georgia school students one a girl trek home by air after vacations at Brenau College and Riverside Military Academy Gainesville. Rebecca Bowles from New York R D Farmer from Long Branch New Jersey and M Noyd from Westport Connecticut flew from Gainesville to Atlanta with Curtiss-Wright official Joe Ducksworth. They then headed to New York with M A Moltrup leading a trio of planes on a national tour.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Rebecca Bowles
New York
R. D. Farmer
Long Branch
N. Y
M. Noyd
Westport
Cannon Refuses to Answer Questions in 1928 Prohibition Row
Bishop Walsh reads a prepared statement as Cannon, insisting he acted as a private citizen in 1928. He claims questions about his political activities are beyond the committee’s power to investigate and says he rarely sought to influence members of Congress or appointments.
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Southern Methodist Board
Congress
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
Bishop
Blaine
Wisconsin
Cannon
Temperance Organization
Asheville
Senate
Modern Taxi Cabs Call Blue Stripe Taxi
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co Inc advertises 24 hour service with phone number 5537 and daytime or night calls for local rides.
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Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Jewelry Recovered After Store Theft
Ad vices to Savannah police said jewelry valued at 650 dollars stolen from a Savannah store March 12 has been found in the possession of Judy Jordan alias John Youtchinson and Jack Jackson alias John Pinco. They were sentenced at Leland Florida last week for killing a man in a hold up. All but four pieces were recovered.
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Savannah
Judy Jordan
John Youtchinson
Jack Jackson
John Pinco
Leland
Fla
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Betty Steele
Southern Demonstrator
W. G. Shelton Permanent Wave Company
St. Louis
Rose Beauty Parlor
Miss Steele
Coolidge
Merrillville
Ellabell
Edwards
Daharasana
A. J. Harris of
P. A. Kauffman
Jules-Anneh
J. W. Hawkins
J. S. Seward
Jacksonville
Bill Jarrell
Georgia Tech
B. Y. Vann
Baxley
H. P. Reeves
Lakeland
D. L. Thompson of
Cincinnatti
Rilton’s
Joe Edwards
Chris CoCroft
Mercer University
J. R. Thornton
Victor Miledrola
Radio. CoCroft’s
R. C. Brown
Miss White
Edgar A
Lee Singletary
Polly
Jenelle Chastain
Dixie Willson
Ira McCormick
Dorothy Carlisle
Eugene Field
Ben Inman
Frances Rich
Nellie M. Garabrant
Ruby Singletary
Lucile Barwick
Edgar A. Guest
Conrad Hjo
Ona Belle Croft
Ole Mistis
John Trotwood Moore
Natalie Brown
the Eternal Feminine
Mary Shipman Andrews
Lorene Johnson
Spirit of the
Hedgar A
Stuart Mahler
Sparkin
Peggy Jane
Willis W. Bugbee
Mary McGee
Virginia Tuck
Edwina Pringle
Whangdoodle
LSU
J. Rice Scott W. H. Thames
Willams Blig
Loscq Hotel
School of Commerce
Zeppelin
Hardwick
Hoke Smith
Jefferson Davis
Anderson
Bill
Pringle
Water and Light Dept
Purina
The
First National Bank
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