Running mate talk as Tilson office opens in Kansas City
Kansas City June 8 The Republican convention signals a shift as John Q Tilson of Connecticut opens a headquarters with John Jay Hopkins of New York in charge The younger generation pushes into major convention roles with Osro Cobb and Gladys Terhune among the arrivals The badges spark confusion like inland naval insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Vr. Tilson
John Jay Hopkins
New York
Osro Cobb
Arkansas
Montgomery County
Gladys Terhune
Twin Falls
Idaho
Terhune
Convention Delegates Hear Equal Rights Demand
The National Woman's Party announces a committee to push an equal rights plank in the Republican platform. Mrs. Erasstine Schuman-Heink returns to sing at the convention to aid younger singers. Mrs. Janes Norman Smith chairs the national council delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasstine Schuman-Heink
National Woman's Party
United States
Mra
Janes Norman Smith
National Council of the Woman’s Party
Busy Bee Co Offers Lawn Mower Sharpening and Hose Repairs
Busy Bee Co advertises lawn mower sharpening and repair services along with garden hose maintenance, encouraging customers to bring in equipment for quick service and tune ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Co
Two Recitals At MacIntyre Park School delight crowds
At MacIntyre Park High School Auditorium two recitals drew large city crowds with strong audience enthusiasm. The Wednesday program featured grammar grades under Miss Olive Wills and Miss Annie Taylor. Thursday night included high school and junior high students in costume as part of commencement events with diplomas for a class of thirty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacIntyre Park High School
Olive Wills
Annie Taylor
Expression
East Side
Local Social News Highlights from Week
Mr and Mrs Lathrop Lane visit relatives briefly. Miss Martha Parker returns from Nashville where she studies at Peabody College. Mary Peasdale of Savannah visits Mrs F A Strobel. Velda Walker of Texas visits Mrs Reid on Remington Avenue. Kent Mack and Albert Schwencke are home from Georgia Tech for vacation. Robert Dupree heads to Zebulon after visiting here. Moore Music Co advertises piano tuning. Leland Crews returns from Southeastern P G A tournament in LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Velda Walker
Texas
Mrs. Reid
Remington Avenue
Messrs
Kent Mack
Albert Schwencke
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Leland Crews
LaGrange
Georgia picks new members for national Democratic delegation
Three new members were appointed to the Georgia delegation to the Democratic national convention by Senator Walter F. George to replace resignations. Mrs. Frank Dennis of Calhoun succeeds Mrs. Orrin Roberts, Frank Scarlett of Brunswick fills Millard Reese’s seat, and Earnest Davis of Camilla takes over for Mrs. C. B. Hay. Mrs. C. E. Hay, not seeking the seat, informed George she did not desire to attend.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Walter F. George
Frank Dennis
Atonton
Orrin Roberts
Monroe
Frank Scarlett
Brunswick
Millard Reese
Earnest Davis
Camilla
C. B. Hay
Thomasville
George
Vienna
G. Ed Maddox
Rome
State
Democratic Executive Committee
C. E. Hay
Fulton County Black man executed for prison farm slaying
Milledgeville Ga June 8 Charlie Hicks Fulton county Black man was electrocuted at the State Prison Farm for his part in the killing of J L Ferguson a night watchman at an Atlanta automobile plant Jim Grant who was convicted with Hicks was executed two weeks earlier Hicks said before execution he and Grant were equally guilty of the crime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Charlie Hicks
Fulton County
J. L. Ferguson
Atlanta
Jim Grant
Hicks
Grant
Improvement Continues for South Carolina Bishop
Charleston reports Bishop William A. Guerry of the South Carolina Diocese in the Protestant Episcopal Church shows ongoing improvement after being shot by Rev. J. Herbert Woodward of Brunswick Georgia. Doctors say the bishop is taking nourishment regularly.
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S. C
Charleston
William A. Guerry
South Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. Herbert Woodward
Brunswick
Hammond death sentence commutation denied by prison board
Atlanta Georgia June 8 The state prison commission declined to commute the death sentence of Harold Hammond convicted in the murder of Mrs Lottie Bell Ingram. Hammond was sentenced to the electric chair with execution set for May 18 and a thirty day respite granted by Governor Hardman expiring June 17.
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Atlanta
State
Harold Hammond
Lottie Bell Ingram
Hammond
Hardman
Radium paint inventor fades from illness linked to his work
New York report cites Dr Von Soshockey, inventor of the radium paint blamed for five New Jersey women, now dying from radium necrosis. His own health worsens with facial and finger decay yet he helped others with radium and served as a US Radium Corp official amid settlements of ten thousand dollars per victim. Also notices of a local E. S. meeting and church slate follow.
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New York
The
New York Times
A. von Soshockey
New Jersey
Dr von Soshocky
von Soshocky
United States Radium Corporation
Spivey Guests From Moultrie Visit Georgia Tech Partner
Mr. Wilmer Spivey of Moultrie returned yesterday from Georgia Tech with Mr. Albert Schwencke and spent the day in this city as his guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Spivey
Moultrie
Georgia Tech
Albert Schwencke
Summer arrivals and departures at Thomasville events
Misses Eunice Wimberly and Lillian McGavock arrived from Nashville for summer holidays after Peabody College. Mr. C D Aldag has recovered sufficiently to return home in pidcock. Misses Bright of Fairmont left after brief Florida visit with Dr and Mrs W B Lawhead. J M Purdom and party arrived for Thomasville High School commencement. New Laffargue pianos arrive at CoCroft Music Co.
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Eunice Wimberly
Lillian McGavock
Nashville, Tenn
Peabody College
C. D. Aldag
Pidcock
Jeanette
Carolyn Bright
Fairmont
West Virginia
Mrs. W. B. Lawhead
Florida
J. M. Purdom
Cynthia, Natilie and
Jean Purdom
Bettie Warren Lott
Blackshear
Thomasville High School
Lizabeth Purdom
CoCroft Music Co
G. W. Forbes
Topeka
Kansas
Baseball results from the National League with erratic scoring text
The clumsy recap lists scores by innings for teams including St Donk s New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia with multiple formatting errors. Batteries and pitcher names such as Sherdel Wilson Carnes Walker O Farrell Jabonowski Pichin ich Vance DeBerry Kremer Hensley Brandt Taylor Blake Hartnett Ferguson Davis appear amid the garbled lines.
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St. Donks
New York
Sherdel
Wilson
Carnes
Walker
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Ou
Jabonowski
Pichinich
Vance
DeBerry
Pittsburgh
Kremer
Hensley
Brandt and
Taylor
Ininge
Chicago
Philadelphia
Blake and Hartnett
Ferguson
Davis
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Allice White
Pathe
Bob Steele
June
China
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Swift
White
J. M.keyton & Son
Groceteria
MacIntyre Park School
Sophronia Mitchell
Jeanne Parker
Marion Briley
Frances Joseph
Margaret Thomson
Mary Harris
Mary McCormick
Louise Sherrod
Dena Feinberg
Ruth Cheshire
Edith Blanton
Florence Pittman
Elizabeth Stewart
Edna Alderman
Miss Daisy Eel
Miss Purdom
Cookie House
Part II A
Little March—Wright
Bert Ausley
the Elf and the Fairy—Bentley
Leonce Wall
Elizabeth Milligan
Doris Hasty
Mary Isabel Moore
Ann Flowers
Rose Garden
Walitz
Bilbro
John Dixon
Emily Speight
the Skylark
Tschaikowsky
Lillian Schwencke
Araitor
Green
Hazel Davis
Lawson
Edith Jean Dickey
Marguerite Neel
Rebecca
Betty Jones
Henry King
Dudley Moore
Matilda
Betty Booth
Jim
Christine Davis
Mary Robison
Jean Dawes
Mary Vann
Sara Martha Zeigler
Groover Cooper
Virginia Chism
Barnard Chisholm
Wayland
Hungary
Koelling
Margaret Vaughn
Nell Thompson
Marian Briley
Josie Davis
Kate Douglas Wigegin
Edwina Pringle
Heller
Ruth Lumpkin
Mendelssohn
Helen Dickey
Ballasters
Carolyn Wells
Lorene Johnson
Inez Akridge
Juliette Pollard
Beethoven
Frank Speight
Greig
Elizabeth Sims
W—Porter Plant
Lasson
Betty Waitt
Chopin
Sarah Margaret Luke
Betty Watt
Sinding
Mary Love Cravatt
Virginia Smith
Leone Sherrod
Mozart
Sara Margaret Luke
Rachmaninoff
Mary Frances Hubert
Anvil
Verdi
Porter Plant
Mary Lou Cravatt
Sally Ainsworth
Oslo
Norway
Shetland
W. B. Cochran Jr
of American Business Clubs
Memphis, Tenn
Valdosta
Mrs. Lathrop Lane
Martha Parker
Nashville
Sampson’s
Cass
Mary Peasdale
Savannah
F. A. Strobel
Robert Dupree
Zebulon
Fred Smith
Moore Music Co
Frank Smith
Montgomery
E. S
Masonic Temple
Lillie Milton
Robe I. Yates
Howard Thompson
Chastain Office Supply Co
Chas. Kivler
Office Fixtures and Chastain Office Supply Co
W. H. Rowell, Jr
Billy Bancroft
Alabama
Rowell
8. L. Heald
del Monte
Brookfield
Viceroy
Blue Ridge
Sunbeam
Jemima
Fleischmann
Super Fine
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Melrose
Pebble Hill
Munl-Sava
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Stearns
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