Senate tariff debate intensifies over dye patents and imports
The Senate showdown over the tariff bill heats up with McCumber and Robinson clashing on German dye patents and trademarks. Utah senator Bell signals concession while Smoot and King flag seizures of enemy patents, as Republicans and Democrats warn the measure would protect trademark holders and coal tar derivatives.
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Chemical Foundation
United States
Cherical Foundation
Senate
Howse
King
Smoot
Finance Committee
Voters Called to Nominate County Commissioner in Thomas County
A notice announces a June 10 meeting at Coolidge City Hall to nominate a candidate for County Commissioner representing Coolidge Merrillville and Ellabelle districts. The gathering is for voters of the three districts and is endorsed by party committee members I M Smith W B Chastain and B W McMillan.
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Coolidge
Merrillville
Ellabelle
Thomas County
I. M. Smith
Democratic Committee
W. BE. Chastain
BR. W. McMillan
Local visitors in town including G V Sellers and W Greer
Mr Lamar Cox of Camilla, Mr and Mrs G V Sellers of Dothan, J W Greer of Moultrie and others visit the city yesterday. Mrs W V Wilson of Wayne Miss is here briefly. Iona Hamilton heads to Athens and other Georgia points. Louise Parker of Tallahassee stays with friends. Rev J D Wing leaves Savannah after a short visit. Mydd C T Gandy departs for New York. Russell P Mickler of Florida agriculture office was in from Tallahassee yesterday.
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Lamar Cox
Camilla
Joni, W. Greer
Moultrie
Iona Hamilton
Athens
Georgia
G. G .Parker
Louise Parker
Tallahassee
Jona D. Wing
Savannah
Tonday
Ed. Jerger
Russell-P. Mickler
Secretary of Agriculture
State of Florida
Annie Mebane
Will Parker
Albany
Meigs and neighboring residents head to varied events
Mr Thomas Davis and W A Duren of Meigs along with Don Beverly of Ochivicktiee traveled through the city en route to a Salem church picnic near Pavo. Mrs J A Chastain and Minty left for Milledgeville to attend Georgia State Normal College commencement. Mrs W J Upchurch and family journeyed to Raeford NC. Lucile Upchurch plans to join her aunt in a western trip.
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Thomas Davis
W. A. Duren
Meigs
Don Beverly
Ochivicktiee
Salem Church
Pavo
J. A. Chastain
Minty
W. H. Burch, Jr
Havel
Milledgeville
Georgia State Normal College
Friday Locals Note Travelers And Meetings
Local brief lists residents visiting from Coolidge Nashville Valdosta Cairo and Davidson College. A group from Thomasville and Boston heads to the Shrine meeting in San Francisco. Georgia Bar Association session at Tybee with Judge Roscoe Luke and Louis Moore. Revival begins June 4 at Metcalfe Baptist Church with Rev. P C Barely preaching.
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Thomasville
Boston
San Francisco
Roscoe Luke
Louis 8. Moore
The
Georgia Bar Association
Tybee
Baptist Church
Metcalfe
P. C. Barely
Cairo Baptist Church
Meigs Wins Another Gall Game From Bainbridge
Meigs Ga June 5 Meigs won 2 good games from Bainbridge the best team Meigs has faced this season Char lie Minchew pitched tight ball for Meigs he also hit a double and triple in three at bats Alday Telicd Minchew in the last half of innings RAR 090 010 200 8 10 Bainbridge Gatres and Meigs Minchew Alday and Diaives Pittman and McArthur
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Meigs
Bainbridge
Charlie
Alday
Bainbridge, Gatres
Unclear text thanking group amid fragmented note
The readable fragments thank several names and a group for support amid a garbled message. Distinct entities are difficult to identify. the note references a sepia tone and petals, with unclear context and no coherent event.
Locals Note Delights and Departures Around Cordele
Monday column lists several visitors and residents. G Tonge of Bainbridge, Donald Davis of Quitman, Mary Hatch of Albany, and others spend time here or with relatives. W B Lawhead’s office closes May 15 to June 1. Marjorie Louise born to Leon and Mrs Gray. Dr A D Little returns from New York surgical study. Annabelle Folsom Monticello and others guest of Virginia Cochran. Cochran to host evening.
Health Commissioner Pearson in Atlanta for institute
Dr. H L Pearson commissioner of health is in Atlanta this week attending the State Health Officers Institute. The office of the Commissioner of Health will be closed next Saturday but open the Thursday following instead.
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H. L. Pearson
Commissioner of Health
Atlanta
State Health Officers’ Institute
Meigs Wins Final Game of Four-Game Series Over Bainbridge
In Meigs Georgia on June 3 Meigs defeated Bainbridge in the last game of a four game series. Helton led Meigs with a triple and two doubles, Red Willis struck out eight and allowed three hits, Padgett held Meigs to seven hits. Final score Meigs 6 Bainbridge 2.
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Meigs
Bainbridge
Helton
Red Willis
Padgett
Rhe Bainbridge
Spivey
Willis and
Storey
Pittman and
Walden
Nephews Testify Mrs Vinson Threatened Life Of Husband
In Fulton Superior Court two nephews testified that Mrs Cora Lou Vinson repeatedly threatened to shoot her husband Dr W D Vinson and even threatened to use an ax to kill him. The defense framed cross examination around possible motives tied to property and the sons from a prior marriage. The trial proceeded into its third day.
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Atlanta
Cora Lou Vinson
Fulton Superior Court
W. D. Vinson
Roy. Jackson
Dr. Vinson
Roy Jackson
Thomasville High School graduates receive diplomas and teaching licenses
Fifty two graduates and teachers are honored at Thomasville High School exercises. Rev. John D. Wing of Savannah delivers a 26 minute address urging liberty, industry and faith. Salutatory by Mason D. Shumate and valedictory by Marie Welch. Additional licenses awarded to Jewell Evans Maggie Castleberry Annie Mae Lyle Alma Jackson Zadie Davis Mary Belle Powell Anna Kolesky Mildred Lester.
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Thomasville High School
Board of Education
Georgia
Thomasville
John “D. Wing
Christ Church
Savannah
Wing
America
Mason D. Shumate
Marie Welch
Martha Jane Spence
Nellie Pringle
Eustace Harrell
Misses Jewell Evans
Maggie Castleberry
Annie Mae Lyle
Alma Jackson
Zadie Davis
Mary Belle Powell
Anna Kolesky
Mildred Lester
Ward Case Furnishes New Mysterious Angles
White Plains June 2 Investigation into the shooting of Clarence Peters ex navy man by Walter S Ward wealthy baker spread coast to coast the sixteenth day after Peters body was found near Kensico reservoir The inquiry uncovered new names Charley Ross Jack and Nat Roes with Ward claiming to know a police commissioner of New Rochelle and Miss Martha Kendell a modiste offering cryptic light on the mystery Ku Klux Klan threats were denied by District Attorney Weeks.
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White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
Kensico Reservoir
Weeks
Bronx
Ward Baking Company
Charley Ross
Jack
Ward
Peters
New Rochelle
New York
Nat Roes
Charley Rose
Los Angeles
Martha Kendell
Miss Kendell
Ku Klux Klan
Bunk
Mr. Weeks
Fragmentary courtroom note hints at violent motive
A cryptic fragment from a courtroom record suggests a threat of lethal intent if a person had been found. The unusable OCR text includes partial phrases about testimony and a ruled out line, indicating an incomplete legal transcript.
Campbell Association Sunday School Convention opens June 30 1922
The Campbell Association Sunday School Convention gathers at Antioch with a full day program. Devotions by J P Miller and H R Bania, talks by R H Miller and James W Merritt, reports from association schools, and a prize-winning Hen trivia piece highlight the event.
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Campbel Association
Campbell Association
Antioch Cehured
J. P. Mil
R. H. Miller
James"w. Merritt
H. R. Bania
Ing
Association
J. A. Scoggins
James W.merritt
May Weather and Local Notices Highlight Month
May weather reported 8.21 inches of precipitation, over twice normal, with 93 high and 57 low. Only two clear days, sixteen partly cloudy, thirteen cloudy. sunshine 208.5 hours. Engagement announced for Thelma Susan King to Millard Jenkins Halston on June 18 at the bride’s home. Watermelons moving to markets and shipments delayed about ten days due to recent rains.
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Thomasville
For Sale Plant and Vehicle Items in Valdosta GA
FOR SALE Brabham Iron and Clay peas 2.50 bushel Whippoorwills and mixed 2.25 per bushel bunch velvet beans 1.25 cash with order Valdosta Brokerage Co Valdosta Ga FOR SALE Real Bargains 1921 Model Chalmers 1919 Model Essex 1919 Model Dodge T 1918 Model Haynes C R 1918 Motel King 8 Dont mias em W H Hood
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Brabham
Valdosta Brokerage Co
Valdosta
Chalmers
W. H. Hood
Watermelon crop hit by heavy rains in South Georgia
Officials of the Southwest Georgia Watermelon Association say excessive rains delayed shipping and will reduce melon yields in South Georgia. Some growers believe smaller yields may raise prices, while others fear overall losses.
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Southwest Georgia Watermelon Association
South Georgia
Robbers Kill Officer After Bank Looting Incident
Flint Michigan reports detective William Buckler near death from wounds after a gun fight with bank robbers and a sheriff s posse near Hadley. Two bandits killed, one wounded and surrendered, a fourth captured. Captured suspects Mike Kolski and Jerry Skopency held $6500 stolen from the bank.
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Flint, Mich
William Buckler
Hadley
Mike Kolski
Jerry Skopency
British government to pay twenty five million pounds debt interest
London reports the government has completed arrangements to pay in the coming fall interest amounting to twenty five million pounds on the British debt to the United States. A decision on sending a special mission to Washington to discuss the matter has not been made.
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London
United States
British debt talks and U S funding stance amid Allied debts
A fragment suggests Britain as principal debtor seeking US funding or guarantees for Allied debts. The text hints at negotiations between Great Britain and the United States over financial settlements and the role of the United States in backing allied obligations.
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United States
Sander
Great Britain
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