Private family seeks room and board starting July first
Lady offers room and board with a private family starting July first. Address XX c o Times Enterprise. WANTED Small mill operators owning their own equipment to cut cypress by contract. Large acreage of cypress timber available to cut into boards. Cash weekly. Interested parties should communicate promptly or visit J Ray Arnold Lumber Co Groveland Fla.
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c/o Times-Enterprise
J. Ray Arnold Lumber Co
Groveland, Fla
Weather forecast for the southeast states
Weather outlook for South Carolina and Georgia shows mostly fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little temperature change and light southeast winds. Florida expects mostly fair weather with showers possible in the far south on Saturday. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida see partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Lover's romance blamed in teacher's suicide case
Miss Louise J. Douglas, 22, commercial school teacher, was found dead in the South Canal in Lawrence Massachusetts. Police believe she killed herself over an unhappy romance with a married man. A letter fragment is reported as part of the investigation.
Racial tensions threaten Evanston Junior Prom
Evanston Illinois June 7 The junior prom at Evanston Township High School faced a crisis over whether 15 black students could attend. Thomas Lord of the Evanston Country Club refused to host with them present prompting school officials and parent teachers association leaders to propose a separate affair. Juanita Beck stated the group rejects social discrimination while class leaders weighed canceling the event.
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Evanston
Evanston Township
Thomas Lord
Evanston ,_ country club
Julian Goodhue
Parent-Teachers Association
Girl’s letter found urged man to die in Gray Maine
A note written by a girl to a man living in Gray Maine urged him to join her in suicide. The letter, found in the man’s home, stated her intention to end her life and urged him not to be a coward.
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Gray, Me
Confederate veterans hold Charlotte reunion review and ball
In Charlotte on June 7 under clear skies thousands watch General A T Goodwyn of Alabama and General R A Sneed review remnants of the Confederacy. About 3,000 veterans attend, with deaths of General Cortez A Kitchen and Major John Hancock noted. John Ashley Jones is named commander in chief. Funds are raised for Manassas battlefield and Stone Mountain Memorial.
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Confederacy
A. T. Goodwyn
Alabama
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
Sneed
Cortez A. Kitchen
St. Louis
John Hancock
Dallas
Texas
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John Ashley Jones
Atlanta
Edmund R. Wiles
Little Rock
Ark
Manassas
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Stone Mountain Memorial
Labor Cabinet of MacDonald Disclosed in London Today
London June 7 the composition of the new Labor cabinet under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald was revealed to the Associated Press from official Labor quarters. Five posts were listed as certain with J H Thomas lord privy seal Arthur Henderson foreign affairs Phillip Snowden chancellor of the exchequer John R Clynes home secretary George Lansbury commissioner of public works and Margaret Banfield parliamentary secretary to the ministry of Labor. Henderson’s possible move to foreign secretary sparked wide interest in international circles.
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Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
Associated Press
Lsted
J. H. Thomas
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Labor and Socialist International
Phillip Snowden
Winston Churchhil
John R. Clynes
George Lansbury
Daily Herald
Margaret Banfield
Ministry of Labor
Sir Austin Chamberlain
Foreign Office
United States
Woodrow Wilson
County Officers Assn Considers Road Bonds
Major and minority reports on a state highway bond issue were read as the Georgia County Officers Association resumed after a hurried adjournment over selecting the next meeting city. W. T. Anderson urged a 100 million dollar state bond for roads. reports from the resolutions committee were expected today.
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Brunswick
Georgia County Officers Association
Resolutions Committee
Savannah
Valdosta
Thomasville
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Association
W. H. Gardner
Bus Schedule for Thomasville to Monttele and Points
Eastern time departures from Thomasville run at 8 45 am 11 00 am and 8 00 pm for Cairo Bainbridge and intermediates with 9 16 am and 6 15 pm departures to Cairo and intermediate points.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Monttele
Cairo
Relatives Seek Insurance Payout After Death Scandals
Relatives of Sam B. Wright seek about 8000 dollars in proceeds from a life policy held by Mrs. J. C. Powers. Wright died in 1919 amid ties to alleged insurance murder plots involving Powers, roomer Earl Manchester, and other deceased or vanished men. Wright’s brother-in-law A. S. Thomas of Monroe seeks legal guidance on pursuing the claim.
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Macon
J. C. Powers
Sam B. Wright
Powers
Earl
Manchester
James Parks
Wright
Charles H.garrett
A. S. Thomas
Monroe
N. C
Thomas
J. L. Whatley
Early Moves Expected in Naval Arms Reduction Talks
Washington June 7 Private advices indicate early steps toward reducing international naval armaments by the United States and Great Britain. The new British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald is seen as ready to lead the naval reductions effort while President Hoover signals initiative in a prospective disarmament race. MacDonald and Borah have long corresponded, stressing a settlement of naval tensions as a Labor platform plank.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Hoover
MacDonald
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin American music drive by U S service bands reaches Seville
A large Washington collection of Latin American music is offered at the Pan American Union as Capt William J Stannard directs the Army band in creating programs for the Ibero American exposition in Seville Spain. The three service bands in Washington are praised for their quality and service.
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United States
Army
Marine
Navy
Washington
Pan-American Union
New World
William J. Stannard
United States Army Band
Franklin Adams
Seville
Spain
Portugal
Gold Mine of Music
Stannard
The
Marcus L Moore marks 68 years in Masonic lodge
Marcus L Moore a 91 year old Civil War veteran of Roseburg Oregon celebrates sixty eight years of continuous membership in the Masonic lodge.
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Masonic Lodge
Marcus L. Moore
Roseburg
Ore
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