Local social notes and visits in town
Miss Maurice Greenfield of Houston Texas visits two weeks with sister Mrs Henry Steyerman. Busy Bee Co. repairs sewing machines and typewriters. Mrs Jay L Hearin and children return to Quincy after visiting Mrs W P Grantham. Mrs Chester M Zeff of Kenosha Wisconsin arrives to visit her parents Mr and Mrs H Goldstein. Mrs Zeff known as Miss Anne Goldstein. Mr Sam Nason of Cincinnati visits his sister Mrs Henry Steyerman while recovering from pneumonia.
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Maurice Greenfield
Houston
Texas
Henry Steyerman
Jay L. Hearin
Quincy
W. P. Grantham
Chester M. Zeff
Kenosha, Wisconsin
H. Goldstein
Zeff
Anne Goldstein
Sam Nason
Cincinnati
Local Visitors Reported in Thomasville
Albany resident Mr. Syd Stern and Macon visitor Mr. A. F. Allen were in town today along with several other guests from Columbus Marianna Florence and Marietta. Business lines include Chastain Office Supply Co and Crocroft Music Co while the Bungalow Laffargue Piano advertises a small piano with a big tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoCroft Music Co
Expert Repair Work On Pianos and Phonographs
Moore Music Co offers repair services as Miss Catherine Miers departs Deeran after a visit to Miss Mary Callaway. Chief A B Milton is recovering at home from tonsillitis and is expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Music Co
Catherine Miers
Deeran
Mary Callaway
A.B. Milton
Two Men Killed by County Officers on Highway
McRae Georgia reports Charley Rawlings aged 40 and Will Coleman aged 22 were killed in a gunfight with Telfair and Wheeler county police near Milan during an attempted liquor arrest. Officers Tom Jackson Will Mills and Matt Long were involved. a coroner's jury exonerated them. Ten gallons of liquor were seized.
Weather outlook for Southeast states with scattered showers
South Carolina sees mostly fair skies tonight and Thursday with gentle to moderate west winds. Alabama forecasts fair tonight and Thursday with possible local thunder showers in the northeast and moderate south winds. Georgia has partly cloudy conditions with local thundershowers in the extreme north tonight and Thursday and gentle to moderate west winds. Florida and extreme Northwest Florida enjoy mostly fair weather tonight and Thursday with gentle variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Braswell Family Member Undergoes Operation at Archbold Memorial
Mr. C. W. Braswell of Tallahassee had an operation yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. He is related to Mr. Luther Braswell of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Braswell
Tallahassee
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Braswell
Luther Braswell
Earhart Deflects Spotlight Praise Amid London Arrival
Miss Earhart downplayed personal glory, crediting Stultz for the flight. She denied racing Mabel Bell or seeking fame in films, calling social work her profession and the trip a vacation. Crowds mobbed her hotel as she headed to luncheon with Mrs Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bailey
London
Miss Earhart
Stultz
Mabel Bell
America
Miss Harbart
Mrs. Guest
Bill Stultz
Slim Gordon
McLeod and Hagen Break Par in Open Practice
Olympia Fields Chicago June 20 Wee Freddier McLeod of Washington the national champion and Walter Hagen broke par in practice rounds for the National Open. McLeod had a 69 missing a short putt on 18 while Hagen also shot 69. Bobby Jones posted 70 alongside their scores. Paris 71 George Van In Detroit 71 Jock Hutchison 74.
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Olympia Fields
Chicago
Wee Freddier McLeod
Washington
Walter Hagen
McLeod
Hagep
Bobby Jones
Paris
George van Em
Detroit
Jock Hutchison
Tuggle to Oppose Commissioner Davison in Georgia Race
Will C. Tuggle of Stone Mountain qualified with Mrs. Bessie Anderson to run in the Georgia Prison Commission race. He opposes Judge R. E. Davis on the slate seeking re election, with the State primary set for September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Will C. Tuggle
Stone Mountain
Bessie Anderson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgian Prison Commission
Tuggle
R. EB. Davison
Woodville
Mayors Thompson conspiracy verdict and restitution
Chicago verdict finds Mayor William Hale Thompson and associates conspired with three real estate experts to route city funds in a scheme during the last Thompson administration. Judge Hugo Friend orders restitution totaling 1,732,279 dollars to the city treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Michael J. Flaherty
Geore F. Harding
Percival B. Coffin
Thompson
Hugo Friend
Arthur B.merigold
Lyons
Merigold
Edward C. Waller, Jr
Arnold N. Brautigan
Frank J. Koch
Miss Mabel Bell Abandons Transatlantic Flight Plans
Harbor Grace N F June 20 Miss Mabel Bell who hoped to be first woman to fly the Atlantic will return to New York City tomorrow with her three companions from the Columbia flight of June 12. They will confer with backers and decide on future plans, with rumors of a Rome hop dispelled by the cancellation of trans Atlantic preparations for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Grace
N. F
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
New York City
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Rome
Italia dirigible Italia crew struggles to reach Spitzbergen
General Nobile and five crew members battled fog and storms as the airship pursued a southward return from Spitzbergen. Communication with the base ship was lost for over two weeks, and on June 9 a radio message from operator Biggi said the dirigible landed near Cape Leigh Smith in Northeast Land about 200 miles from Kings Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzbergen
Citta di Milano
Giusippi Biggi
Cape Leigh Smith
Land
Kings Bay
Amundsen party overdue in Spitzbergen search
Capt Amundsen Lieut Dietrichsen and Rene Guilbaud left Tromsoe in a French seaplane to join Nobile rescue efforts and were long overdue at Kings Bay Spitzbergen. Rumors of northern search and base moves circulated as Italian and Norwegian planes pressed the search with smoke signaling plans and new relief flights.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
Lief Dietrichsen
Rene Guilbaud
Tromsoe
Norway
North East Land
Italia
Advent Bay
Oslo
Amundsen
Umberto Nobile
Rome
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Maddalena
Romagna
Major Pen
Sutton of Tampico elected president of Rotary International
Minneapolis June 20 ED. B. Sutton of Tampico Mexico third Vice President was elected President of Rotary International by acclamation. Sutton a Michigan native runs a hardware jobbing business in Mexico and helped found Tampico American Chamber of Commerce serving as its president in 1918. He became Rotary district governor in 1923 and international director in 1926. he was elected Vice President last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
B. Sutton
Tampico
Mexico
Rotary International Today
Sutton
Michigan
American Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Chatham Man to Be First Electrocuted from County
In Savanagh Georgia on June 20 1930 George Fickling a Black man convicted of a serious incident is scheduled for execution by electric chair Friday Local reports note Dan Strickland another Black man was moved to Milledgeville today for the same fate making Fickling the first from Chatham County slated for electrocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanagh
George Fickling
Dan Strickland
Milledgeville
Fickling
Chatham County
Widow in feud linked shooting case described
The article notes circumstantial evidence tying Hazel Glab to a shooting involving her husband and former paramour Glab. It reports her later life with Glab and then with ex police officer W R McIntyre, including a 1927 shooting claim self defense and McIntyre's pistol permit after threats. Hazel Belford, raised in Oklahoma City, has two prior marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glab
Martha Glab
Reno
Nev
Oklahoma City
Hazel Belford
Oklahoma
Glabs Divorced Wife Prostrated by News
Mrs Martha Glab, divorced wife of John I Glab, was prostrated in Seattle after learning of her former husband’s killing in Los Angeles. She has been living with a sister and arrived in April with her eight year old daughter Betty.
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Seattle
Wash
Martha .Glab
John I. Glab
Los Angeles
Glab
Betty
Chicago wins first game of doubleheader over Cleveland 6-4
In Cleveland on June 20 Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader. Batteries: Lyons and McCurdy for Chicago and Levsen and Sewell for Cleveland. The second game details are incomplete in the source text.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lyons
McCurdy
Levsen
L. Sewell
Ambiguous Baseball Scoreline Prompts Confusing OCR Readout
Fragmentary OCR summary shows innings scores for Brooklyn and Philadelphia with misread digits and placeholder text. Batteries listed include Elliott DeBerry Pruett Leran and others, with references to New York Boston and Cincinnati Pittsburgh lineups.
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Philadelphia
New York
Orwell and
Cochrane
Pipgras and
Brabowskii
Brooklyn Co
Athletics Beat Yanks In First Game Of Twin Bill
New York reports the Athletics defeated the Yankees 10 to 5 in the first game of a five game series. Rallying for four runs in the sixth and ninth, Jack Quinn earned the win while Herbert Pennock took the loss. Pat Collins homered for the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athletics
Yanks
Jack Quinn
Herbert Pennock
Pat Collins
Remus Freed After Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
George Remus, formerly a bootleg king, wins release from Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after the Ohio Supreme Court declares him sane. He plans to return to Cincinnati, awaiting the mandate to release him and stating he will establish residence there.
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Lima State Hospital
Bond
Remus
Cincinnati
Lima
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
United States Supreme Court
Turner
Ww. H. Vorbau
Lima Hospital
Ohio
George Remus
State Hospital
W. H. Ver Beau
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Busy Bee Co
Mr. Syd Stern
Albany
John GC. Thigpen
Florence
Chastain Office Supply Co
Mr. Cary Ragsdale
A. F. Allen
Macon
J. M. Snelling
Columbus
J. J. McCorkle, Jr
Marianna
George H. Shepperd
Fort Valley
H. G. Jenkins
Marietta
W. R. Patrick
Mary Persons
Butler
Thomasville
Mcrae
RE. E. Bishop
Atlas
Atlas Mason
Der
Chastain
Supply Co
Emelia Earhart
Lindbergh
M’leod
Hagen
Davison
Mayor Thompson
Mabel Boll
General Nobile
Sutton OF
Rotary International
Chatham Negro
W. R. McIntyre
McIntyre
RHS Philadelphia
Quinn
Pennock and Moore
Boston O
Chicazo
Faber and Crouse
Grant and Wyatt
Boston
BE. Dlowis
Haines
J. Wilson
Jones and Hartnett
Pittsburgh
Rixey
Picinich
Kremer
Hargraves
Connie Mack
Ossie Orwell
Yankees
George Pipgras
Hugmen
Purina Quarti
Purina
Golden Brothers CO
Thomasville, Georgia
Dunlop
Dunlop City
Broad Street Service Station
J. L. Peebles
Mgr
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