Two Death Sentences Move Toward Milledgeville Friday
In Columbus Georgia Dave Brookins and John Rushing both under death sentences were moved from Muscogee county jail to the Milledgeville state prison farm where they face electrocution on Friday unless Governor Hardman acts. Brookins was convicted of killing his wife December 16 1927 and Rushing of killing Susie Jackson December 26 1927.
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Columbus
Dave Brookins
John Rushing
Muscogee County
Milledgeville
L. G. Hardman
Brookins
Susie Jackson
Chicago live poultry market summary
Chicago June 18 live poultry auction results show alive weak fowls 25144, springs 38, broilers 34, roosters 20, turkeys 22 to 30, ducks 17 to 20, spring ducks 25, geese 15, spring geese 25.
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Chicago
Pistol Shots and Thrown Plates Grounds for Divorce
Atlanta on June 18 engineer R R Mitchell sought divorce alleging his wife Vivian Mitchell hurled dishes and attacked him after a separation and a brief reconciliation. He told Judge Edgar Pomeroy that no shots were fired but abuse and violence occurred as grounds for the decree.
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Atlanta
R. R. Mitchell
Vivian Mitchell
Mitchell
Edgar 4. Pomeroy
New York Sugar Prices Firm as Market Opens
Raw sugar in New York moved higher by 1/32 cent to 3.58 for spot duties paid. Refined granulated sugar held steady at 5.00.
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New York
Puzzle word list from a historical newspaper clipping
A dense crossword style puzzle page with numerous across and down clues. Includes terms for animals enclosures and family relations, nautical terms, ethics, type sizes, and various nouns and verbs across multiple themes. The grid references and enumerations indicate a traditional puzzle format from a vintage paper.
Markets At A Glance From New York To New Orleans
New York reports stocks strong, bonds steady, with curb and foreign exchange irregular. New Orleans cotton dull on weather and crop summary due tomorrow, July futures easing. New York stock market shows recovery with gains in utilities and chemicals, midyear credit factors weighing, call money steady at 7 percent.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
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Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern
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Mohawk Hudson Power
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Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Standard Gas & Electric
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Canada
Graham Paige
Electric Auto Lite
Willys Overland
New York & Herlem
Hocking Valley
Montgomery-Ward
Sears Roebuck
Chicago Livestock Market Reports June 18
Hogs receipts 17000 with prices 10 to 16 cents higher on good lots. early top 11.40, 160-250 lb bulk 11.20 to 11.35. Cattle receipts 7000 with steers and yearlings strong. top 15.50, most 13.75 to 15.50. Slaughter steers 1300-1500 lbs 14.25 to 15.75. cows 9.25-12.00. Sheep receipts 5000 with natives 15.00-15.25. yearlings steady, fat ewes 6.00-6.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Potatoes Market Mixed As Trade Slows
Potatoes in Chicago market show weakness with southern sacked bliss trading 1.00 to 2.00 and North Carolina cobblers 2.80 to 3.50. Old stock trading slowly. Wisconsin and Michigan sacked round whites quoted 0.80 to 0.85.
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Chicago
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Trish
Wisconsin
Michigan
Liverpool cotton and Chicago markets steady and downbeat
Liverpool cotton prices hold steady amid demand with 7 000 bales sold including 5 800 American. futures close quiet. Chicago butter and eggs rise, grain and provisions ease as Canadian rains weigh on wheat. New Orleans and New York cottonseed oil steady. New York coffee firm. call money steady at 7 percent.
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Liverpool
Chained Child Found in Gary Basement
Police found nine year old George Juhrke chained in the basement of the John Juhrke home after responding to screams. He claimed to have been a prisoner nine days fed only bread and coffee—his six year old sister brought meals. The father was arrested on a contributing to delinquency charge with a $1500 bond.
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Gary
Ind
John Juhrke
George Juhrke
Columbus Boy to Represent Georgia in Edison Contest
Albert F. Kunze of Columbus is chosen to represent Georgia in the Thomas A Edison scholarship national finals at West Orange New Jersey. Reynolds Hudson of Atlanta is named as alternate and the selection follows oral exams and three conferences after four top writers were identified from twelve contestants.
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Thomas A Edison Scientific
State Capitol
West Orange
N. J
Thomas Seigler
Savannah
Reynolds Hudson
Lewis B. Rumph, Jr
Marshallville
Albert Kunze
Columbus
Mr. Edison
Edison Organization
Albert F. Kunze
Georgia
Thomas A. Edison
Young Kunze
A. F. Kunze
Kunze
Hudson
L. B. Rumph, Jr
Cox Denies Claim At Emory About Youth Hell
President Harvey W. Cox of Emory University returned to Atlanta denying reports from the Florida Methodist conference in Miami that he stated young people are bound for hell. He said the attributed remark came from a ministerial member during a race discussion at the conference.
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Atlanta
Harvey W. Cox
Emory University
Florida Methodist Conference
Miami
Atlante
Col Graham Assigned to Fort Benning Board
Col James M. Graham an infantry officer attached to the inspector general’s department and the general army staff has been assigned to the infantry board at Fort Benning. He is to report around July 2. Graham is a former executive officer at Fort Benning.
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Graham
Fort Benning
Columbus
James M. Graham
Infantry
Inspector General's Department
General Army Staff Corps
Miller Elected President of Northern Baptists
Alton L. Miller, 39, layman from Boston, was elected president of the Northern Baptists convention in Denver. The convention unanimously ratified the nominating committee’s report naming Miller to lead the denomination for the coming year. Dr. Cox remarked he took no part in the discussion.
A W Reid Dies in Rome Auto Crash Heart Attack
A W Reid aged 48 longtime district manager for Gulf Refining Co died Monday morning in Rome after his car was stricken near the fair grounds. He had served with Gulf for 14 years and collapsed while driving.
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Rome
A. W. Reid
Gulf Refining Co
Fair Ground
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