Betty-Lou Cakes Distributor Wanted in Local Territory
Wanted distributor to wholesale Betty-Lou Cakes with exclusive territory rights and good commission. Formerly sold large volume in the area. Betty-Lou supposedly outperforms competitors in warm weather. Respond at Box 164 New Orleans LA. Also housing ads: furnished five room close in with phone 463 J and a two or three room furnished apartment with private bath, first floor, Mrs J H Spence 121 South Love St.
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Betty-Lou
New Orleans
J. H. Spence
South
Love St
Hirsch says Coca Cola had permission to use Uncle Remus
Atlanta June 20 Harold Hirsch Coca Cola Company attorney said in a reply to a 10 million suit by Mrs Joel Chandler Harris widow of the Uncle Remus creator alleging copyright infringement the company obtained publishers permission for use in ads and displays He asserted the firm would not infringe rights of the Harris estate and would not violate the widow's rights
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Atlanta
Harold Hirsch
Coca Cola Company
Joel Chandler Harris
Hirsch
Union Soldier Frederick W. Seymour Dies at 100
Frederick W. Seymour, the Union soldier who planted the stars and stripes on Atlanta City Hall during Sherman's march, died after several weeks of illness. A New Yorker by birth, he joined the army at 30, lived in Maywood last month for his cenennial, and was married three times.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Sherman
Georgia
Frederick W. Seymour
Seymour
Maywood
Nautilus Battled by Mechanical Woes on North Atlantic Route
The polar submarine Nautilus, under Sir Hubert Wilkins, faced continued trouble en route to Ireland. Heavy seas halted the vessel 240 miles from Queenstown, with damaged engines and air systems, bows torn towing gear lost, and the crew racing to restart the port engine while awaiting repairs. The ship aimed for Spitzbergen after repairs.
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Washington
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wyoming
Navy
Queenstown
Ireland
Spitzbergen
Sir Hubert
Provincetown
Purported Attack on Young Baptist Preacher Declared Hoax
Dallas gathered that B. P. Brown a hotel baggage man and occasional preacher staged his own attack by hanging himself from a rope in the North Dallas Baptist Church. He confessed to police last night fabricating the tale of four masked assailants and threats against Rev. H. Ly Hamer, seeking to end his life near the pulpit without aiming to replace the pastor.
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Dallas
Texas
B. P. Brown
North Dallas’ Baptist
Brown
H. Ly Hamer
Lansdale Acquitted in Arkansas Hotel Shooting
H G Lansdale of Atlanta travel ing salesman was acquitted by a circuit court jury after ten minutes deliberation in the fatal shooting of State Representative W S McCabe of Mountain Home. McCabe died May 6 after being shot March 12 in a hotel room. A .22 pistol found in Lansdale's room matched ballistics with the fatal bullet, per Captain Seth Wiard. The defense argued reasonable doubt remained.
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Little Rock
Ark
H. G. Lansdale
Atlanta
W. S. McCabe
Mountain Home
McCabe
Lansdale
Seth Wiard
Chicago
Tobacco season to open July 28 on Georgia markets
Tobacco markets in the Georgia district will open July 28 signaling the Southeast season. South Carolina markets start a week later on September 1, followed by eastern North Carolina on September 22 and other belts through late October. The Tobacco Association of the United States announced the dates after its annual convention. Col. A B Carrington of Danville Va was re elected president with W B Clark Wilson NC E J O'Brien Jr Louisville KY and J A Clark Bedford VA as vice presidents and T M Carrington Richmond as board chair.
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Asheville
N. C
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Tobacco Association of the United
Col
A. B. Carrington
Danville
W. B. Clark
Wilson
E. J. O’brien, Jr
Louisville
J. A. Clark
Bedford
T. M. Carrington
Richmand
Board of Governors
Ralph H Booth Died in Vienna at 53
Ralph H Booth editor publisher and United States minister to Denmark died today at Badgastein Austria. He was 53 years old and kidney trouble and heart ailment were given as causes. All Booth family members were at his bedside.
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Vienna
Ralph H. Booth
United States
Denmark
Badgastein
Salzburg
Austria
Mr. Booth
Foch Demands United State Army Role in Allied War Plan
General Foch asserts he leads allied forces in France and seeks to join May and June plans with Lord Milner and General Pershing. Clemenceau warns of German moves toward Paris as council debates American troops and the feasibility of a unified American army under Allied command. Lloyd George and others press for commitment, while Pershing resists constraints on timing and control.
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France
General Foch
United States
Lord Milner
General Pershing
London
America
Clemenceau
Foch
Germany
Villers-Bretonneux
Paris
Halson
Loire
Hazebrouck
Perahing
Wileon
Lord Reading
Washington
M. Clemenceau
Hhberal
Milner
Lloyd George
Premier Orlando
Italy
Orlando
Council
Great Britain
Belgium
Pershing
Ennis Recovering From Poison Dose
Ennis a 38 year old Milledgeville Georgia man listed at Grady Hospital recovering after taking part of a bottle of poison. He admitted to ambulance crews he ingested part of the contents. Friends note his wartime service and earlier forgery charges.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
H. B. Ennis
Milledgeville
Ennis
Woodrow Wilson
Guard of Honor
Bus Schedule Connects Thomasville and Nearby Points
The timetable lists departures from Thomasville at 9 00 a m and 6 45 a m with service to Moultrie Tifton Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points. Additional departures are shown for 8 50 a m 11 16 a m and 3 00 p m.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Enon
Tim Por
Cairo
Bainbridge
Divers enter boat but find no bodies at St Nazaire
Divers entered the wreckage area of the excursion ship St Philomena off St Nazaire France but found no bodies among the loose furniture and cushions. The sinking last Sunday had raised fears of heavy loss with about 400 supposed victims, though no remains were recovered.
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St. Nazaire
France
St. Phil Ed
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