Georgia World War I bonus bonds to reach 81,000 veterans
Atlanta June 13 report estimates $43 011 000 in World War I bonus bonds and checks for Georgia veterans. H L Henson says average $531 per veteran covers 81 000 claimants with homes autos groceries and debts. Post offices in Atlanta Augusta Columbus Macon Savannah will issue checks. others wire bonds to the proper office.
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Henson
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Lon Livington
Atlanta Postoffice
Colimbus
Howell Likely to Enter Governor Race in Georgia
Hugh Howell, longtime Democratic leader and head of the state party, signals readiness to speak on service as governor while praising Governor Eugene Talmadge. The broadcast address and timing fuel speculation he may run if Talmadge does not seek reelection, with primary rules discussions and other statewide campaigns in motion.
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Ben F. Meyer
Associated Press
Atlanta
Hugh Howell
Danielsville
Howell
Democratic Executive Committee
Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadee
Tipre
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Conare
Richard B. Russell Jr
Towell
Wow
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Donaldson- Ville
Daniels- Ville
Donaldsonville
Seminole County
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Talmade
WSB
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Macon
Philip Weltner
University System of Georgia
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Weltner
Senate
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Winder
McRae
State Democratic Committee
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State Court of Appeals
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State Supreme Court
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M. J. Yeomans
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E. D. Rivers
Gainesville
Larsen
Swainsboro
Landon Knox to Form Plans for Campaign Aggressive Mood
Gov Alf M Landon says he will chart a fighting campaign for the presidency with Col Frank Knox and the national sub committee in Topeka Kansas planning meetings set for Tuesday He praises John D M Hamilton as chairman and aims to start campaign activity immediately seeking victory in November.
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Frank Knox
Landon
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Knox
Tepna Kas
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Weather update for South Atlantic states midweek showers
Occasional showers likely in the southern section with possible light rain in the north middle to late week. Seasonal temperatures expected across the region with modest cooling or warming trends as skies vary.
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South Atlantic States
Weather Forecast South and Southeast States
South Carolina partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible light showers near the south coast. Georgia partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered showers along the coast and extreme south portion. Florida cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Sunday. Alabama fair tonight with Sunday partly cloudy and coastal showers. Extreme Northwest Florida partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with probable showers.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tropical Storm Warnings In Key West Area
Tropical warnings were issued as meteorologists track a tropical disturbance near the Yucatan coast. The slight intensity storm moves northwest toward Mexico, likely sparing Florida. Weather in Florida expected cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Sunday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Mexico
Florida
Peninsula
Gulf of Campeche
Cross City
Kia
New Orleans
Governor Talmadge to Attend All Day Sing in Commerce
Atlanta Ga June 13 Governor Eugene Talmadge will attend an all day singing at Commerce near Gainesville He will sing and participate in chicken on the ground He prayed for rain last Sunday at his home church in McRae and showers followed drought struck Georgia this week
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Commerce
Gainesville
Talmadge
McRae
Georgia
Republicans Start No Quarter Campaign Amid Platform Discord
Western group dissatisfaction grows over the party platform as Senator Borah withholds pledge while Senator Nye and Norris critique the direction. Herbert Hoover endorses the ticket and platform as state leaders prepare to campaign, with Landon and Knox to discuss proposals in Topeka. Continued on Page Five.
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Edward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Topeka
William J. Borah
Landon
Georgia State Farmers Market Pays Out Two Thousand Daily
The Georgia State Farmers Market in Thomasville reports an average daily payout of about two thousand dollars to Thomas County farmers and other growers since opening May first. In recent weeks, daily totals have exceeded two thousand dollars with a Thursday volume around twenty five hundred dollars. Bean sales alone topped twenty three thousand dollars, aided by high prices and improved marketing. The Agriculture Committee's report to the Chamber of Commerce notes cash on the spot for farmers and expanding outlets for produce reaching buyers nationwide.
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Georgia State Farmers Market
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas County
Thomasville
Chamber of Commercial
Agriculture Committee
J.S. Upchurch
A. F. Barwick
Borah Prefers 1912 Demo Anti monopoly Plank at GOP Meet
Washington June 13 Senator Borah says he used the 1912 democratic anti trust plank in arguing for a strong anti monopoly declaration at the Cleveland Republican convention. He argues the 1912 wording covers more ground than the current Republican plank and cites enforcement of anti trust laws and limits on corporate power with specific cases against Standard Oil and the tobacco trust.
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Washington
Borah
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco Trust
Conspiracy Charges Hit Detroit Area Black Legion Members
Fourteen men were arraigned on charges of conspiring to murder political opponents of the Black Legion in the Detroit area. Eleven faced plots against Highland Park editor Charles Trestles, while three faced other targets. Bonds were set at 25000 each, and all pleaded not guilty. Among the arraigned were N Ray Markland former Highland Park mayor, Leslie QG Black Wolverine Republican League president, Arthur F Lupp Sr state commander of the night riders, and Roy Hepner connected to the Jack Ledon torch squad. Prosecutors cited revelations from Dayton Dean who confessed to involvement and killings connected to the case.
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Highland Park
Amon
N. Ray Markland
Minyor
Duncan ©. McCrea O
Black Legion
Leslie QQ. Black
Wolverine Republican League
Common — Pleas Court
Arthur F. Lupp
Night Riders
Roy Hepner
Jack Leadon
Torch Squad
Conmt
Dayton Dean
McCrea
Kingley
Voisine
Hepner
Clarance CC. Frye
Dean
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Kingsley
Nine Die As Lightning Routs Southeast Drought
Storms across the southeast bring relief from drought yet claim nine lives. In Florida and surrounding states, fatalities include four in a Cross City truck strike, two near Anniston, a CCC worker near Fort Payne, a Monroe mother, and a field death near Charlotte as crop damage slows.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Cross City
Anniston
Ala
Fort Payne
CCC
Monroe
N. C
Charlotte
North Georgia
Alabama
Middle Tennessee
Carolina
Gloomy Crop Outlook in North and Middle Georgia
Athens June 13 The Georgia crop reporting service issued a June 1 survey showing a gloomy outlook for crops in northern and middle Georgia due to prolonged drought. Cotton stands are poor with delayed germination in seed, wheat 64 percent of normal, oats 64 percent, and peach condition at 60 percent, all below prior year levels.
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Athens
Georgia Crop Reporting Service
Georgia
Treasury Statement Shows June 11 Treasury Position
Washington reports receipts of 14 667 881 45 dollars and expenditures of 8 1 6 6 38 820 53 with a net balance of 2 340 228 313 75. Customs receipts for the month total 12 729 098 14. Fiscal year receipts since July 1 amount to 3 728 441 307 43 and expenditures to 6 783 432 902 77. Gross debt stands at 31 686 749 437 48, down 1 377 176 50, with gold assets 10 480 515 463 85.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Strange Deaths Probe Spurs Tenement Insurance Suits
In Springfield Massachusetts the Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co files two Hampden Superior Court suits to recover a policy on Frank Krol of Ludlow amid a wave of poison deaths in Ludlow tenements. The bill cites misstatements on the application and improper assignment of the policy.
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Springfield
Mass
Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hampden Superior Court
Frank Krol
Ludlow
Equity
Krol
Walter J. Wadas
Teresa Kynak
Wadas
Miss Dynak
Japanese Destroyers Land Marines at Amoy China
Six destroyers and one cruiser of the Japanese Navy arrived at Amoy and landed marines on June 13 bringing a hostile landing to the area.
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Amoy
China
Howell Moves Nearer to State Campaign
Danielsville Georgia June 13 Hugh Howell named as a possible Talmadge candidate for governor moved nearer a campaign by announcing his platform if he should run. The report notes Howell’s public office ambitions and conditions for entering the race.
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Howell
Danielsville
Hugh Howell
Talmadge
Tides at St Marks Light House Sunday and Monday
Predicted tides for St Marks light house list Sunday June 14 with high tides at 10 46 p m 4 30 p m 9 38 a m and 2 47 a m and Monday June 15 low tides at 5 38 p m and 3 31 a m.
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