June 1930 City Court Calendar Highlights Civil and Demurrer Hearings
A calendar lists multiple June 1930 court sessions in Thomasville, detailing criminal warrants, civil case listings, demurrer hearings, and motions. It names numerous plaintiffs, defendants, garnishees, and attorneys across daily dockets from June 16 to July 6, with emphasis on default cases and June Term hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Crovatt
Admis
T. KR. Crovatt
R. H. Sholar
Titus & Dekle
Pliff. Thomasville Sales Co
J. P. Cooksey
Alexander & Jones
Pltff
Ona Martin Clark
Minnie L. Mitchell
J. J. Craigmiles
H. G. Cannon
FE. L. Jelks
J. M. Heeth
The
Cannon Co
H. J. Thompson
J.T. Thompson
P. C. Andrews
Capital City Tobacco Company
J. H. Trice
J. G. Trice
J. A. Merritt
Pliffs
Charlie Mae Dowling
Charlie Dowling
Great
Titus & P
H. H. Merry
J. B. Edwards
J. T. Wing
Joel B. Givens
Pophama Givens
Pliff
J. Edwards Company
J. Edwards
J. J. Hubbard
L. A. Barrow
H. W. Morton
Rome Mattress Works
H. PD. Feinberg
J. Craigmiles
B. Burch
Georgia Fertilizer Company
Kf. M. Horton
Delacy Allan
George Kendrick
W. B. Cochran
T. A. Edmondson
J. B. Burch
Tay & Gainey
Charles T. Jordan
Elmo Roddenberry
N. J. Roddenberry
Johnnie B. Roddenberry
Stella B. Smith
Johnnie Roddenberry
Bank of Thomasville
Flist National Bank
Commercial Bank
F. L. Gibson
S. A. Tillman
Merry
B. B. Earle
American Railroads Poised to Seek Freight Rate Increases
Washington June 4. A mix of court rulings and business conditions places U S railroads in a favorable position to seek general freight rate increases. The Supreme Court invalidated a transcontinental rate cut, the Commerce Commission faces a broader view of returns, and earnings have trended downward. The O F allon ruling supports larger earnings to justify higher valuations, while Hock Smith directs lower reductions only if efficient service remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Coffin
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hock- Smith
Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
Hock-Smith
St. Louis and O’fallon
O’fallon
Wet-Dry Fight in House Over Prohibition Enforcement Bill
The House debated a bill to empower United States commissioners to try petty offenders under anti liquor statutes as part of four measures approved by the Hoover Law Enforcement Commission to ease federal court congestion. Supporters led by Chairman Graham urged enactment, while wets including Laguardia Bachmann Tucker and Celler opposed, deferring one measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
House
Senate
Stobbs
Moore
Christopherson
United States Code
Wets
Laguardia
New York
Bachmann
West Virginia
Tucker
Virginia
Celler
Graham
Judiciary Committee
Crematory for Dead Gangsters Sought by Police
Chicago police and the state's attorney hunt for a crematory allegedly used by a north side gang to dispose of murder victims. The tenth gang killing in three days left Thomas Somnerio found garroted near Harrison Street, linking reprisals to the Fox Lake drug gang massacre and the wider gang war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat Roche
State’s Attorney's
North Side
William Higgins
St. Paul
Minn
Ben Bennett
New York
Roche
Thomas Somnerio
Octavius Granady
Somnerio
Harrison Street
Granady
Louis Clemente
Capones
Rocco Belcastro
Somenerio
Fox Lake
Joe Blue
Terry Druggan
Blue
250 To Learn Gliding At Cape Cod School In June
Two hundred fifty students enrolled for a 10 day gliding course opening June 1 in South Wellfleet Massachusetts. Instruction will be provided by the Cape Cod glider school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Mass
Cape Cod
Genna Gang Retaliation Sparks Fox Lake Massacre
Warnings linked to Genna gang surface as Blue dies, signaling a Druggan led counterstrike. Philip Ignolio, a Genna associate, is killed and two others wounded in the attack. In retaliation, three Druggan members are machine gunned in Fox Lake during what police call the Little Massacre, leaving George Druggan gravely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genna Gang
Blue
Terry Druggan
George Druggan
Druggan
Philip Ignolio
Genna
Fox Lake
Moslems Back Gandhi Move in Indian Civil Disobedience
In Bombay on June 4 nationalists report increasing Moslem support for the civil disobedience campaign led by Mahatma Gandhi. A mile long Moslem procession and a Maidan Hsplonage gathering urged participation and a boycott of British goods while delaying Moslem attendance at a London round table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Great Britain
all-India National Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Court
A. m. Frick Co
A Corp
C. D. Moore
Roy Hay
International Agricultural Corp
C. Co. Carter
Joe F. Brown
A. V. Davis
Joe BE. Brown
Pttff
W. H. Hammond
B. C. Reese
C. FE. Carthers
Joe FR. Brown
Sarah Warren
Industrial Life & Health Ins
George Savados
Isom Rogers
Way & Gainey
George Sabados
Elder Ed Jones
C. EL. Tillman
M. Holsey
W. EF. Davis
Prince Wiggins
C. L. Holsey
Sis Tillman
Carrie Wiggin
Sallie Louis
Ganie Tillman
J. E. Sarpemites
Hay & Gainey
Isarl
T. F. Taylor Fertilizer Works
Asa L. Kennedy
E. Hay
J. l. Dowling
M. E. Stewart
Inman Drug Company
Grover C. Hunter
B. C
Sallie Campbell
W. N. Hamilton
Merritt
BK. Lipshets
Cong Rusimens Ag Monarch
Mfg
M. B. Har
Holman-Harrison Mule Co
J. A
F. B. Bryant
A. Bryant
T. A. Bryant
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. H. AdHgood
N. F. Woodham
W. Li. Jenkins
W. H. Kerr
J. J. Gainey
Puff
Swift & Company
G. MH. Davis
Askew & Mather
Waldo Wdelloache
D.C. Duren
Albert Davis
L G. Hardman
Gov
Robert L. Rehberg
W. A. Rehberg
Surety
B. B. Farle
Ll. G. Hardman
L. G Hardman
W. S. Harrie
K. S. Cooper
H. D. Crose
L. G. Hardman
W. R. Parham
M. L. Bagcett
J. EK. Fletcher
Jodie Chastain
John Rainey
Chastain
A. Ray Jodie Chastain
M. D. Banks
Robert Wilson
Hn, Carter
Earlie Singletary
Marine Singletary
George Wilson Jesse Raymond Marshall
Sneed
George James
Willie Crumedy
Haywood
Crum
Roy Chapman
Coly Glover Wugene Fields
Robert Bryan
L. W. Philips
W. R. Wheeler Charlie, Flowers J. I, Russell
Roy Truitt
J. R. Roberts
B. E. Truitt
W. K. Shackelford
H. G. Libby
A. T. Lege
Timothy Miller
Joe Johnson
Amos Smith
James Wright
Mose Melton
Ed Davis
George Lowell
HH. T. Smith
L. L. Wiggins
A. J. Mills
H. L. Gloover
Willie Davis
Eugene Fields
S. C. Beverly
8. C. Beverly
Lewis Clark
Charle Dunlap
B. Simmons
C. Odom Hanna
Glass
John Streeter
Bettie Goodman Goodin King
Wille Cummings
Dan Reddick Silva Kitchens
J. B. Holton
Mrs. Dock Reagan Dock Reagan
Jack Walker
Banna Ray Ralph Young
Horace Dixon
Ocis Crawford
Dick Herring Co
H Jones T Eugene Atkinge
Henry Johnson
Henry Mancock
Rufus Mitchell
J. Anderson White Thomas _ Bletcher
Wiley Houston Dollis Lamb Lamb Scott Sandy Stringfield
Will Adams Arthur Thomas Howard Belvin Ira C. Boyd
Arthur Carlisle
Clarence Tillman
Henry Smith
Ernest Helms
Clarence Benton
B Edwards Oo
D. Wilkes
Ivy McRae Y. Vann
Ida Hall
Lee
Ad Pony Ny
Furni- Shykina Ing Ces
Sterard
Price
Cook
Mission
Grahamson
Ward
Fanoe
Skteen Athletic Eee Boys
Rich
Thomas
Tro Hindu
Subi
Batiste
Worli
George
Porto Rico
Theitt Eee
Chevrolet
Ord Street
Tilbe
Ozens
Thomasville
30N Hardware Company
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