Prohibition Chief Reports Boost in May Bootleg Busts
Georgia prohibition director Fred Dismuke released the May report showing 196 stills destroyed and 3269 gallons of whiskey seized. Six cars used for liquor transport were seized and 186 prosecutions filed, with May property destruction valued at 50872.35 dollars, far above May 1921 totals.
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Atlanta
Fred D. Digmuke
Prohibition Direcn
Georgia
Dismuke
Uered G. Powell
Harding Sends Special Message on Naval Oil Reserves
President Harding endorsed navy and interior policy on naval oil reserves and private leases in a special Senate message. Secretary Fall’s report detailed historic leasing, estimated losses of 6.9 million barrels worth about 8.8 million dollars, and noted legal questions discussed with cabinet counsel.
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Harding
Senate
Washington
Ddc
Navy
Interior Departmente
Fal
Interior Departments
Mesage
Fall
Public Funds Committee
Yester
Day
Secretary Fall
Mark L. Requa
Fuel Administration
Lane
Cabinnet
Iterior
United States
Community notices and memories from Dalton area
A collage of social updates lists visits, gatherings, and travel among Dalton area families. Names include Mrs F Jordan, Mrs Mattie Shepperd, Mr Wright Pearce, G W Stevenson, Coy Stevenson, Grover Johnson, A J Milla, Jack Way, Miss Jewell Finch, Miss Allie Polk, Hoa Chapman, Miss Sabie Pearce, Mrs Mae Williams, Mrs S B Sanchez and others. Also memorial verses for Edward Waters, and a stockholders notice for Dalton Warehouse with an annual meeting set for the second Wednesday in June at 11 AM.
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Wright Pearce
Jack Way
Ige Jordan
Jewell Finch
Mae Williams
S. BE. Sanchez
Allie Polk
Hoa Chapman
Barwick
A. Z. Mills
Fred Green
le Leeayes
Charley -Williams
Misa_Sabie_Pearce
Coolidge
B. C. Johnson
Wade
Patten
Wayne Wheeler
Thomasville
Johanie
Stripling
Karl Manley
Homes Dalton Warehouse, Company
Court House
Thamesville
Orlock A. Mm
Gompers Denounces Supreme Court in Labor Protest Rally
Cincinnati June 10 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor told a business club the Coronado coal case negates the right to strike and urged Congress to set aside the decision. He warned against driving bargains too hard and urged a conference table solution between employers and workers.
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Cincinnati
H. B. Byram
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Hale Holden
Bulington
Quincy
W. H. Finley
Northwestern
J. H. Gorman
Rock Island and Pacific
H. Markham
Illinois Central
S. M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Supreme ‘Court
Coronado
Gempers
Zen
Aniyoné
United ‘States
Senate
United States
Gompers
Weird mix up leads to three women dead in Kentucky city
Bowling Green reports a bizarre sequence in which a mix up caused the deaths of three women. Officials said a misfiled event or mistaken identity triggered the fatal outcome.
Wheat and market reports from Chicago and St Louis
Chicago notes wheat closes higher with July and September positions. Prices around 1.14 to 1.80 for futures. Savannnah reports firm turpentine and rosin. St Louis price board shows No 2 wheat about 1.19 to 1.20, corn white around 56 to 60 cents, oats about 36 to 37 cents.
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T. Louis
Rickenbacker Falls Incident Reported
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rickenbacker Falls and a person identified as Jarge'al with unclear action or outcome. Names and specifics are badly garbled, leaving only scattered references to the location and a single individual.
Mystery Jail Prank Baffles South Moe town Officers
In a south Moe jail locale, youths inspired by a ghostly scheme boasted of plans and caused a stir. Investigators traced a wall pipe and ceiling sounds to a pair of young originators whose trick drew telegrams from many points.
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Nya
Moe
Belek
Tommy Hudson
Ibaa
Seitenet
Van
Viihe
Ofispobtens
Itabea
Farmers ready to ship watermelons in area market
Local notes mention farmers with watermelons prepared for shipment. Community visitors include Miss Cassie Anderson of Beaton visiting relatives. Several Dawkins and Dawisine family members are noted at social gatherings and church services with other locals in Pelham Georgia.
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Cassie-Anderson
Beaton
J. .W. Dawkins
Lena Dawkins
Lula Walker
Ruby, Miller
Pelham
Mras.t. W
White
J. W
Dawking
Johnnie Dawkins
Misgés
Lena” ‘Dawisine
Lucile Herring
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Ingram
Ingram Drug Co
Thomasville, GA
Prospect
Darling
Edward Waters
Edward
Alice D. Waters
Bowling Green
Cord A
Dapat
Turpentine
Savannah
Rosin
Wale, Ee Ds
Rey Aaa
Sted Eee
Gi Hee
Aun Ek
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