Workers Return To Ware Shoals Mill Under Heavy Guard
About 700 workers of the Ware Shoals Cotton Mills returned to work under guard of two National Guard units after a two week strike. Roughly 300 picketers jeered as workers entered the gates. The dispute began over dismissals of R. E. Stampell and Co. H. Barnwell, with threats keeping some from returning earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Shoals Mill
Ware Shoals
S. C
National Guard
George Morgan
Greenville
Columbia
Richards
R. E. Stampell
H. Barnwell
City Council Minutes June 20 1929 Proceedings
City council met in regular session with Mayor Hay presiding. Aldermen Dobbins Dixon McLean McDougall McGrew Steyerman James present. Park and Tree Commission urged city tree pruning with a $125 appropriation approved. Rubber top signs at crossings urged and approved if railroad provides signs and city installs under Street Committee supervision. Water and lights ordinance amendment read second time and carried over. List of bills paid. Licenses granted to several applicants. Executive session called. meeting adjourned for two weeks.
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Hay
Dobbins
Dixon
McLean
McDougall
McGrew
Steyerman
James
O. M. Hadley
A. B
McDougald
Thomas Drug Store Inc
Rountree Pharmacies
Robison Hdw. Co
James Watt & Bro
Thomasville SS
Burnetts ‘Roiler and Tank Works
E.T. Morten
Clarence Delaney
Travelers Insurance Co
McGee Tucker Machine Shop
D. Roy
C. C. Pittman
County Commissioners Minute Book May 1929 Financial Report
Official minutes recount a May 1929 financial summary for Thomas County Georgia. It records the monthly county depository balance, receipts and warrants, and a detailed road and bridge work tally for May 1929, plus reports from the dump truck crew, farm and pauper departments, and the county agent. Named figures include Bank of Thomasville as depository, W. Copeland as cashier, and Superintendent R. E. Brown with A. O. Glover overseeing bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasviles
Board of County Comissioners
Thomas County
Georgia
W. R. McGrew
S. L. Heulda
S. J. Heald
C. W. Johnson
C. M. Heeth
Deel Wo
Aeo
FY Hicks
TONG
Bank OF
Thomasville
William Copeland
Folwine
Barnett's Creek
Kidder Place
Moultrie
Touraine
Pavo Road
Patten
Patten-Barwick Road
Cary Vick's
Mardre’s “Fish Pond
Big Creek
Coalidge-Page Road
Mack
Montgomery Bridge
Miccosukee Cattte Gap
R. E. Brown
A. O. Glover
Egg and Butter
Metcalfe and
Boston Road
Eason Crossing
Boston-Monticello Road
Boston
Warren Hill
Palmer Fill
Boston- Monticello Road
Co-Operative
P. H. Ward
General Fund
County Farm Dept
Bridge Dept
Agen
Weather Summary and Observations for Thomasville June 19 1929
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers possible Thursday. Temperature 8 a.m. 76. Highest yesterday 69 across Thomasville region. rainfall last 24 hours minimal. Numerous station readings listed, noting unsettled conditions southwestern Georgia and southeast coast with varied highs and lows. M. Hadley, Meteorologist.
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U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Thomasville
Central Valleys
North Pacific
New England
Missouri Valley
Mexican
Gulf Coast
Carolinas
Cotton Belt
Helena Mont
Abilene
Texon
Apalachicola
Paso
Tex
Galvesino
Tex. Wa
Trot BF
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fig
Los Angeles
Macon
Memphis
Tenn
Miami
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
N.Y
Oklahoma City
Okla
Omaha
Neb
Saint Louis, Mo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saint Paul
Minn
San Antonio
San Francisco
Cal
Santa Fe
N. M
Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Tampa
Vicksburg
Miss
Washington, D. C
Wilmington
N. C
Williston
M. Hadley
Big Whisky Ring Indicted by Federal Agents
New York reports 140 individuals and firms indicted in a nationwide conspiracy to distribute bogus whisky equipment. The case centers on bootleg operations with fake stamps, labels, and containers, tying distilleries, glass works, printers, and other suppliers to a large network. The Glickstein and Terner firm in Brooklyn is named as a central hub.
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New York
Special Treasury
Glickstein
Terner
Brooklyn
Ring
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AAA
Melrose Tea
Jackson
Masury
Thomasville Hardware & Supply Co
Masury Paints
Ss. L. Healn
R. BE. Brown
Totats ccc
Renee Renee
Andrew Pridgeon
Alex Holman
In Pouroes
W. Johnson
Stenreseeeres
Uay
Railway Express Agency
Thomas Co
Produce Exchange
Wm. Co. Massey
Bank of Thomasville
Wofford Oil Co
S. L. Heald
Corthula Maya
Claude Rountree
N. W. McMillan
Brown
B. B. Earle
J. W. Wallace
Miss Eley Means
J. G Pashia
M. M. Bowden
Co-operative OL Co. Gas
A. C. IL. Ry. Co
Robert Russell
R. O. Brown
J. J. Duggar
Aoe
We. Johnson
Busy Bee Co
Inman Drug Co
Robinson Itdw. Company
J. PL Pittman
Bradshaw
Gen
WL Wicks
RW. McMillan
Meigs Sales Co
James Gribben
Rich-Garrison Motor Co
the Casco Company
Kirby-Frans Mot. Co
Standard of Co
CIA
Pine Tar Company
Jackson Auto Co
Smith
Hoardware Co
Adam Arnold
P. J. McCollum
A. Futch
Bank of Meics
Meigs
Robinson Stationery Co
Lafo Stallings
Gulf. Refining
Misa FE
Branham
PRP
VW Ward
G. TE. Davis
Thomasville Fee & Mfr. Co
AV. I. Ball, & Son
American Child Apalth Agsn
Robison Stationery Co
the TexAg
Holder & Clark
Thomasville Sales Co
Mead Morrison Mfg. Co
Thomasville Press
Nedl Brothers
John Southern
Bell Tel & Tel Co
Pivrols
L. Heald
Jesson
Miss McLanahan
Rosa McGee
Lucille Rehberg
Camp Viking
Elcy D . M
Shivar
Standard Oil Touring Service
W. Bloom St
Louisville
United States
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Kentucky
Louisville, Ky
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