Seizure of 8000 Quarts Imported Liquor by Jersey Officials
Ridgeland South Carolina June 5 Eight thousand quarts of imported liquor stored with a cargo of potatoes in a freight car were burned by Sheriff Langford and deputies after discovery on Nowles Landing. The car held about fifty barrels valued at around fouryt thousand dollars. The whiskey appears to have been brought by boat to Nowles Island and the car left unsealed with no freight destination marked.
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Ridgeland
S.C
Langford
Nowles Landing
Nowles Island
Defense rests in Stewart contempt trial at Senate inquiry
In Washington on June 5 the defense rested for Robert W. Stewart chairman of Standard Oil Indiana in the Continental Trading case. Stewart testified he refused to answer two questions before the Senate committee citing lack of jurisdiction and irrelevance.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Stewart
Baraca Philathea Convention Opens in Albany Georgia
Albany Georgia June 6 state Baraca and Philathea associations meet in first Baptist church for a three day convention. Mrs Laura Metcalfe Atlanta is state Philathea president and T Ayer Hatcher Magon state Baraca president. Judge Roscoe Luke Thomasville is one of principal speakers.
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Roscoe. Luke
Thomasville
Albany
State Baraca
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Laura Metcalfe
Atlanta
T. Ayer Hatcher
Magon
Baraca
W. B. Haley
Lucile Johnston
Macon
Philatheas
W. F. Bentley
Augusta
Baracas
Will Houghton
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Alfred Lombard
Lucy Whatley
T. M. Bailey
H. T. MclIntosh
Roscoe Luke
L. 3.Moupon
Savannah
Paul Tinsley
Defense in Stewart Case Begins Argument for Defendant
The government rested its case against Robert W. Stewart in the Senate Continental Trading Company inquiry for refusing to answer questions. Frank J. Hogan opened the defense arguing Stewart cannot be held for each refusal when the same two questions were refused on two consecutive days.
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Washington, D. C
Robert W. Stewart
Senate Continental Trading Company
Frank J. Hogan
Stewart
Hogan
Chrysler says no further mergers planned
Walter P. Chrysler, chairman and president, stated that Chrysler Corporation does not plan any further mergers. He added they seek not to increase size, have no rivalry aims with others, and will not pursue beyond Dodge Brothers for acquisitions.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Dodge Brothers
Local visitors and residents noted in town today
A string of names from Albany Waycross Knoxville and other cities visit the city today. Visitors include Mr H C Cameron Mr T L Lee Mrs W H Bibb and Miss Ruth Mitchell among others with several staying briefly or arriving tonight for extended visits.
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H. C. Cameron
Albany
J. B. Bryson
Valdosta
City
Ruth Mitchell
Philadelphia
F. E. Blackshear
East Jackson Street
Miss Mitchell
Family travels to Augusta for medical college graduation
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wilson and Mrs. Blanche Michelson fly to Augusta to attend the Augusta Medical College graduation of Mr. Robert K. Wilson. Reports from Cairo say a stranger resembling Dr. W. A. Walker was seen in a Macon restaurant as his family heads there, hoping for a clue to his disappearance first seen in Thomasville.
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W. T. Wilson
W. T. Wilson, Jr
Blanche Michelson
Augusta
Augusta Medical College
Robert K. Wilson
Cairo
W. A. Walker
Macon
Double shooting at Episcopal Bishop’s office in South Carolina
Miss Henrietta Jervey testifies at coroner’s inquest that Rev. J Herbert Woodward shot Bishop William Guerry and then died by self-inflicted wound after a conference at the bishop’s office in Charleston. Bishop wounded, condition described as unchanced.
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Charleston
S. C
Judge Marcus W. Beck Seeks Re election to Supreme Court
Atlanta Georgia June 5 Judge Marcus W Beck filed his entrance fee to run again as associate justice of the state supreme court in the Democratic primary set for September 12. If elected the new term would start January 1 and last six years.
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Atlanta
Marcus W. Beck
State Supreme Court
Beck
Hasty withdraws from county commissioner race
W D Hasty resigns from campaign for Thomas County Commissioner after American Legion Post and Board of Education urged withdrawal. He cites duty as Legion commander and electability concerns, noting unanimous requests and his decision to comply. The letter to voters dated June 5 1928 explains the bid was halted to avoid conflicts with his post.
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Times-Enterprise
W. D. Hasty
Thomasville
Hasty
American Legion
Board of Education
Thames County
the Legion
Thomasville, Gy
Thomas County
Board of
County Commissioners
American Legion Post
The
T. L. Spence, Jr
C. K. Ware
Legion
City Engineer Thomasville MI Not Employed
City Council discussed street, health, and drainage issues with little action. Alderman Tittle led questions on pipes, funding, and a $1700 temporary overflow installation while considering parkway fixes and a dog catcher ordinance.
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Thomasville
Thor
Tittle Fries
Tittle
Allen
Smi Metcalfe
Blackshear
Madison
Vanderbilt divorce granted in Newport court
Mrs. Emily Davies Vanderbilt was granted a divorce from William H. Vanderbilt in Newport Rhode Island in superior court on grounds of neglect to provide. Custody of their minor daughter Emily was awarded to Mr. Vanderbilt by agreement with alimony to be adjusted by another agreement.
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Jeffries
Onc T
L. F
Newport
R. I
Emily Davies Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Better HO To Be Held The Com Better HO To Be Held The Com
An Albany event outlines two days of activities at the Honig Institute focusing on interior decor, gardens, furnishing rooms, and assistant plans. Speakers include Mrs. H Harvey, G rore College, and Ga bie Dowdy of Atlanta. Public discussions cover market improvements and regionwide crafts.
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Ter Honig Institute
Albany
H. Most
W. Harvey
Grore College
Gabie Dowdy
Atlanta
Cross Continues Long Pacific Flight From Oakland to Sydney
The Southern Cross flight faced dangerous weather as Kingsford Smith warned against flying in such conditions again. After 63 hours 1 minute for the first two legs covering about 7800 miles, the craft reached Wheeler Field in 27 hours 28 minutes for 2400 miles from Oakland. The mile speed averages around 89 mph with a next leg to Brisbane, then a 500 mile hop to Sydney.
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Sydney
Oakland
Cal
Wheeler Field
Honolullu
Brisbane
Valdosta Trade Extension Week Highlighted
Valdosta announces Trade Extension Week running June 12 through 16 featuring events, exhibits, and demonstrations designed to boost local business and consumer awareness. Organizers urge participation from merchants and residents alike.
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Valdosta
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Cotton Prices
Market notes indicate mixed cotton prices with slight gains in some folds. Traders in New York and Chicago observe volatility as futures hover near key levels.
Stock Market Roundup and Names of Companies on Wall Street
A dense, fragmented update lists numerous firms and ticker activity across New York trading. It notes price movements, percent changes, and mentions many companies including Armour, Coca Cola, General Electric, and Studebaker, among others, with broad market context and closing figures.
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New New
Goodrich Hupp
M. Freeport
Houston
Hudson
Cent
Pal
Redacted Stock Price Notation Report
A brief OCR fragment shows a garbled line with figures and company tag unreadable. The readable portion suggests a stock or commodity notation with a decimal value 1.0734 and a company hint similar to White Oak or Oate, but essential details are missing.
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Reginald Denny
Barbara Worth
Denny
Oswald
Virginia Bradford
Frank Marion
Alan Hale
Sam DeGrasse
Cecil DeMille
Longfellow
Jersey
Robert Stewart
Walker
Thomasville Restaurant
James Watt
T. L. Lee
Waycross
All Kinds Musical Instrumente
Moore Music Co
W. T. Bailey
Columbus
J. G. Newnan
Knoxville, Tenn
Busy Bee Co
John W. Lester
Will Lester
Chastain Ae Auise Supply Co
Mays. McElhannon
Chris Irby
W. H. Bibb
Chicago
Bell M. Glading
Sampson
Mr. J. H. Dobson
Jacksonville
H. H. Rosery
Tallahassee
D. A. Berry
J. T. Trawick
Dothan
G. H. Braun
Howard Thompson
L. R. Smith
St. Louis
Bishops Secretary
Council
Emily Vanderbilt
Municipal ‘Au Be Scene
Golden Brothers CO
Southern Cross
Ussed
Ty Stables
State Agriculon
Willie
Ira Farmer
Fulton Countrie
Hes
Thom- Better Homes
Churchwell
Oxfords
Chambry
Yorklands
Dull
New New York
South
STA
New York
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Fisrrowing
Laracter
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Marland
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Timk
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Westi
Willys Woolw
Lordiis
Vick Victor
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