Bank Failures Hit Florida Banks In Miami Area
Bank of Bay Biscayne and two affiliates reported deposits of 2 349 943 and resources of 2 539 281 while Bank of Coral Gables held 606 598 in deposits and 743 759 in resources. Withdrawals spread across city banks as E C Roman announced 2 million left Jacksonville by air from the federal reserve. The Bank of Homestead closed temporarily after opening, with official saying the shutdown aims to avert a broader run.
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E. C. Roman
First National
Jacksonville
Homestead
Fla
Bank of Homestead
H. Grady Smith
Miami
Mizell Pleads Guilty in Federal Bank Case
A. C. Mizell former President of the Exchange Bank of Valdosta pleaded guilty in a Georgia federal court to twenty one counts accusing misapplication of funds. He received a sentence of one year and one day in the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Waycross
A. C. Mizell
Exchange Bank of
Tanilac Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
Advertises Tanilac as a pure root herb medicine claiming to cure gas pain stomach trouble and digestion issues. Promotes a money back guarantee and targets sufferers with sleeplessness dizziness loss of appetite and nervousness.
Georgia Healthcade Arrives for County Health Tour
The Georgia Healthcade arrives in the city tomorrow at ten. County officials and Board of Health members will greet the visitors at the courthouse. A tour of local health work follows with a luncheon at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Georgia Healthcade
Court House
County Board of Health
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Angus A, Acree
Public Health
State Board of Health
M. KE. Winchester
L. M. Clarkson
Associated Press
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Georgian
Atlanta Journal
Albany Herald
Chattanooga
Blakely Editor Dies After Short Illness
Blakely Georgia reports the death of W. W. Fleming at age 65, editor and publisher of a local paper after a brief illness. He led the newspaper with long service and was a prominent figure in Blakely. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Blakely
Blakely, Ga
W. W. Fleming
Personal notices and visits in Thomasville society
A series of short local items lists in town and surrounding areas. Names include W G Jones Macon and W Cox Fort Gaines visiting. Mrs Reed Atlanta visiting Thomasville. Dr Howard Thompson chiropractor. Herman Goldberg returning from New York University. Miss Mary Elizabeth Houston Gainesville visiting. Christine Montgomery at home for holidays. Louis Rogers Griffin arriving. Beauchamp family visiting St Petersburg. piano recital by Mrs R L Autrey. Miss Palmer’s Miami contest win. Kathleen Lane St Augustine visiting. Grace Lewis Ochlocknee enrolling. Tom Patterson Jr appendix operation. Massey Secretarial School offering shorthand course. Emma Chambers and J C Dunlap leaving for Ann Arbor. American Cafe ad. Misses Humphrey and Larrick St Petersburg residing in Love street.
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American Legion
Laverne Bond
Meigs
Clifford Taylor
Coolidge
Thomas Horne
Metcalfe
William Roberson
Ochlocknee
Charles Clifton
Boston
Fred Ricks
Pavo
Robert Vann
Thomasville
Legion
Legion State Paper
Monthly
Dan Arden
Gainesville
Louis S. Moore
R. B. O’quinn
D. D. Arden
A. A. Clarke
Henry Moore
Hubert Davis
Fred Scott
W. C. Massey
D. B. Brown
T. G C. Gandy
Wesley Chastain
Mr. Smith
Atlanta
Legionnaire
MacNider Nomination Opposed By Brookhart
Washington June 11 The nomination of Hanford MacNider of Iowa as minister to Canada was reported to the senate foreign relations committee without recommendation after Senator Brookhart Republican Iowa objected calling it personally offensive to him. Brookhart and MacNider, both Republicans and erstwhile Hoover supporters, are bitter foes and the objection could delay action this session.
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Washington
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Canada
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brookhart
MacNider
Hoover
Jacobs to Assist Schmeling in Stadlum Fight
New York June 11 The state athletic commission granted Joe Jacobs a one year license as a second for Max Schmeling. Jacobs will be chief second for Schmeling in his world heavyweight bid against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. The action ends friction over Schmeling choosing Jacobs after Jacobs had his license revoked during Schmeling’s disciplinary episode with Phil Scott.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Phil Scott
Early County News Passes Long-Serving Local Paper
The Early County News, a forty-year weekly publication, died yesterday after several days of illness. The paper had stood as one of the state's oldest weeklies, established seventy years ago.
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Early County News
the News
Murder Begins in Atlanta Court Today
In Atlanta on June 11 the state opened its case against Mrs. W L French in the Garmon murder. Jealousy alleged as motive for the shooting of Southern Railway dispatcher John S. Garmon in his apartment on February 11. Winnie Garmon, widow, sued to block the $4,000 life policy payment to Ruth Rogers of Dallas Ga, who testified about a prior telephone conversation with Mrs French.
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Atlanta
W. L
Peggy
French
John S. Garmon
Southern Railway
Ruth Rogers
Dallas
Garmon
Mr. Garmon
Georgia Prisons Full as Demand for Space Grows
Judge E L Raney chair of the state prison commission reports Georgia prison facilities are at capacity. Through May 1930, 616 felons were sent to penitentiaries or camps, an average 123 monthly, up from 108 in 1929. Milledgeville prison holds 655 with about 100 free beds. farms in 120 counties are filled.
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Atlanta
E. L. Raney
State Prison Commission
Georgia
Raney
Milledgeville
Commission
Speedboat Aims to Break Mississippi River Record
New Orleans on June 11 reports the speed boat Miss Greenville left Canal street wharf at 9 03 a m bound for St Louis to challenge the 87 hour 31 minute record set in 1929 by Dr Louis Leroy in the Bogie with a 1920s era river chase style and ambition.
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New Orleans
Greenville
Canal Street
Mississippi
St. Louis
Louis Leroy
Government Ginning Plant Proposed for Cotton Experiments
Washington June 11 A government ginning plant would be set up under a second deficiency bill to study cotton ginning and minimize damage to staple. The project aims to produce lint without destroying seed value, with an estimated annual cost of 50 600 000 and an initial 100 000 appropriation. Representative Buchanan and S H McCrory spoke at hearings, noting no site is chosen yet.
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Washington
Buchanan
Texas
S. H. McCrory
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Texan
Whittington
Democrat
Mississippi
Stock market closes with partial rebound after crash
Prices plunged with the worst declines since December before bears covered in the final minutes. Sharp losses narrowed as active issues recovered some, while cotton growers face losses tied to fiber quality. federal appropriations for public buildings include post offices and courthouses in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama with specific city totals.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Turer
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Bank OF Bay Biscayne
Homestead Bank
Mizell
Tesco
Tewart
Postoffice
W. G. Jones of
Macon
Fort Gaines
Smith
T. Mn. Nicholson
Portsmouth
R. I. Reed
Howard Thompson
S. W. Hough
Tallahassee
Herman Goldberg
New York University
C. L. Lane and
Lathrop, Jr
Attalla, Ala
Mrs. C. L. Thompson
Broad Street
Baxley
Mary Elizabeth Houston
Florida
Leesburg
SCE
Christine Montgomery
Thomaston
R. L. Autrey
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Ferris Palmer
Florida, Business University of Jacksonville
Pla
Miss Palmer
Florida Business University
Curtis Palmer
Havana Fish
Swisher Bros. Co
B. ¥. Quinn
W. M. Thorpe
Columbus
City
D. R. Joye School of Commerce
Kathleen Lane
St. Augustine, Fla
Miss Hazel Lane
Grace Lewis
Thomasville School of Commerce
Fuller
Graham
G. B. Scoggins
Morley Park
Terry Smith
Crawford Street
Tom Patterson Jr
Fie
Massey Secretarial School
Willams
Emma Chambers
J. C. Dunlap
Mary Hargrave
Ann Arbor Mich
American Cafe
W. Jackson Street
S. K. Humphrey
M. P. Larrick
St. Petersburg
J. H. Spence
Love Street
Larrick
M. P. Beauchamp
Pittsburgh
Meine
Bool
Hubbell
Hogan
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kolp
Sukeforth
Vance and Deberry
Chicago
Philadelphia
Root and
Hartnett
Collard
McCurdy
Cuyler
American League
Detroit
Carroll and Dickey
Sorrell and Hargrave
Cleveland
Grove
Cochrane
Hudlin and Myatt
Hadley and Spencer
Henry
Crouse
T. L. Spence
North Broad Street
Doc Harper
W. E. Fillingim
Coleman
Blue Stripe Taxi. Cab Co., Inc
Pole
Rediciane
Walker
S. Sampson
South Carolina
Rock Hill
Pos
Daytona Beach
Key West Marine Hospital
Post Office Court House
Customs House
Sarasota
Alabama
Montgomery
Mobile
Hudson
COAC
E. B
Botrolt
Thomasville Hudson-Essex CO
I. B. Braswell
Mer
Kid Spot
Gravystain
Scrappy Smirch
Tuxedo Arena
Windowdrape Park
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