Family feud drives Pierre toward a risky gold mine
Pierre Donovan plans dramatic school departure as Bruce Carey pressures him to invest in a gold mine. Ann tries to persuade Pierre while Bruce threatens to leave her. Pierre ends up giving money unaware his foster grandfather Roy Donovan and his father figure Bruce are entwined in the scheme. Ann’s tears stem from Pierre’s refusal, masking a larger plot.
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Pierre Donovan
Bruce Carey
Ann
Pierre
Bruce
Roy Donovan
Goodby
Martin Bevis
Burlesque Pierre Faces Secret Money Plot
Pierre hides his fear as Ann reveals a saved fund and a disclosed package. The two spar over money and trust while a dress form hints at hidden crime and planned luxury. Ann mocks Pierre’s act while concealing Bruce’s unknowing involvement.
Measured Affection in a Tense Farewell Scene
Ann consoles Pierre after a quarrel with Bruce as he plans to leave and Bruce’s manager unsettles Ann. Pierre remains wary, doubting Bruce’s sentiments, while Ann tries to reassure him and keep contact after he departs.
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Bruce
Martin
Pierre
Ann
Intercollegiate Golf Opens at Olympia Fields
The National Intercollegiate Golf championship began at Olympia Fields near Chicago with 123 players, including defending champion George T. Dunlap Jr of Princeton and finalists Lawrence Moller Notre Dame Tommy Aycock Yale. The first of two 18 hole qualifying rounds started, Yale leading with nine players. Harvard Michigan Northwestern and Notre Dame each sent seven. Tulane four. Two man teams from Georgia Tech Texas and Georgetown also competed.
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Chicago
Olympia Fields
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Princeton
Lawrence Moller
Notre Dame
Tommy Aycock
Yale
Phillies Finlay
Harvard
Johnny Florio
Ohio State
Winston Fuller
Luther
California
Michigan
Northwestern
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Texas
Georgetown
Crackers Win Two Games Yesterday In Southern Association
In Memphis on June 22 three twin bills produced two game wins for Atlanta Little Rock and Memphis. Atlanta took two from New Orleans Pelicans 6 to 4 and 3 to 1 moving closer to third. Little Rock swept Chattanooga Lookouts 9 to 1 and 4 to 2. Memphis Chicks beat Nashville Vols 11 to 6 and 5 to 2 as Touchstone Huston and Bancroft homered driving the offense. Birmingham Mobile played a single game with Birmingham winning 5 to 2.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association
Atlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans Pelicans
Chattanooga Lookouts
Memphis Chicks
Nashville Vols
Birmingham Mobile
Barons
Touchstone
Huston
Bancroft
Dress Form Revelations in a Tangled Love
Pierre and Ann share a charged private moment as Ann measures herself for a dress and invites him to participate. The scene awakens a consuming love in Pierre, frightening him with its intensity and threatening to reveal hidden truths tomorrow.
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Ann
Pierre
Ee D. Appleton and
Golfers Idle as Teeing Tests Continue in Turbulent Round
A scrambled golf scene notes players Hagen Cap a Johnny Farrell mn Smith and Al m idle today. The report hints at tests and new shots while early rounds play on with uncertain results.
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Hagen, Capa
Johnny Farrell
Mn Smith
Quail Food Sources and Habitat Notes
A fragmented account describes quail reliance on wild fruits and trees such as sassafras, plums, and oaks, noting habitats like scrub oaks and burned fields. It mentions dangers from diseases, hogs, and field practices, and hints at conservation through selective planting and habitat management.
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Florida
Quail feeding and mast management for Georgia farms
The article discusses quail habitats and a pamphlet series on increasing quail food sources. It emphasizes seeds, berries, and mast such as mulberries and oaks, noting how birds and domestic fowl interrelate with fruit trees and the timing of fruiting through summer and fall.
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Erbert L. Stod
Paris
Georgia Baptist YP Union Opens Third Annual Convention
The Geor gia Baptist Young People's Union opens its third annual convention at Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville on June 22. About 250 members from across the state have registered. sessions run through Friday night with key addresses by Dr. Kyle M. Yates of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Dr. Louie D. Newton of Atlanta. Classes operate in 16 divisions daily.
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Gainesville
Georgia Baptist Young People’s Union
Riverside Military Academy
Kyle M. Yates
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Louie D. Newton
Atlanta
Mobile Bank Absorbed by Merchants National Bank
The Mobile National Bank has been absorbed by Merchants National Bank of Mobile, per a Mobile Clearing House Association announcement. Clearing house arrangements protect Mobile National depositors in full, and checks drawn on Mobile National will be honored by Merchants National.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile National Bank
Merchants National Bank of Mobile
Mobile Clearing House Association
Merchants National
Cochet is Eliminated at Wimbledon by Nigel Sharpe
Wimbledon England June 22 Henri Cochet the world’s leading player was ousted by Nigel Sharpe in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-2. Frank X Shields of New York defeated Davis Cup veteran P D B Spence in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-2.
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Scioto
Sir Ring Circus
Paration
C Watrous
New York
Henry Ciuc Dudley
Wil
Wimbledon Stadium
Eng
Henri Cochet
Nigel Sharpe
Great Britain
Cochet
Frank X. Shields
South Africa
P. D. B. Spence
Judge Maddox, longtime Georgia attorney, dies at 72
Dalton Georgia June 22 Judge Samuel P Maddox died after a long illness aged 72 He was admitted to the bar in 1879 after Emory University graduation He served as Cherokee circuit judge from 1888 solicitor general and mayor of Dalton for four terms In private practice he worked with the Southern Railway legal department for about 50 years and was assistant division counsel at his death
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Dalton
Samuel P. Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Emory University
The
Southern Railway
DeMolays Hold Eighth Georgia District Conclave
DeMolays from across Georgia gathered in Macon for the eighth annual Georgia district conclave. Six candidates received the region of honor degree at a preliminary service the night before: Joseph E. Dickerson Marietta Richard B Scarborough Macon William C. Fox Atlanta Roy C Jones Atlanta William L. Black Marietta and Joseph W. Arnett Savannah.
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Macon
Georgia
Joseph E. Dickerson
Marietta
Richard 3B. Scarborough
William C. Fox
Atlanta
Roy Cc. Jones
William L. Black
Joseph W. Arnett
Savannah
Former French President M. Fallières Dies at 90
Mozin France June 22 1 Ar mand Falliéres former President of France died suddenly today at age 90 He led the third republic from 1906 to 1913 and earlier was president of the senate and a minister in several cabinets He was a confidant of the late
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Mozin
France
Armand Falliéres
M. Fallieres
Key's Bible Class to Welcome Atlanta's Mayor Back
Atlanta residents back Mayor James L. Key after his Paris remarks on prohibition. Grace Methodist Church's James L. Key Bible Class voted to honor him as a great statesman and Christian gentleman and join in the parade when he returns. A massive welcome and parade are planned in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
James L. Key
Paris
Grace Methodist Church
Key
W. M. Pharr
Atlanta Journal
The
Atlanta Constitution
France
New York
Georgia Society
Grandmother Caught Changing Bathing Suit in Car
Police Chief Quay, while patrolling near Blackwood Lake in Blackwood, NJ, caught Mrs. Frances Buckett, 60, of Westville changing a bathing suit in a touring car. She paid a $5 fine and asked what her grandchildren would think.
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Blackwood
N. J
Quay
Blackwoo Lake
Frances Buckett
Westville
Rev J R King Dies at 75 in Atlanta
Rev J R King 75 former presiding elder and pastor in the north Georgia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died after a brief illness. He served 45 years in the church, led the Gainesville Rome and Augusta districts and held pastorates in Milledgeville Dahlonega Augusta Atlanta Elberton Newnan Griffin and Madison. He was superannuated years ago.
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Atlanta
J. R. King
North Georgia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
King
Gainesville
Rome
Augusta
Georgia
Milledgeville
Dahlonega
Elberton
Newnan
Griffin
Madison
Coroner's Jury to Consider Killing in Sylvester
A coroner's jury was summoned in Sylvester Georgia to consider the killing of Jake Bias who was shot to death at a filling station and grocery owned by W Q May near here. May was arrested after the Saturday night shooting. Sheriff Sumner said May claimed Bias threatened to whip May and his wife. Mr and Mrs May were the only witnesses.
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Sylvester
Jake Bias
W. QO. May
May
J. N. Sumner
Bias
European royalty heads in postwar era reach consensus
King Edward of England and the Prince of Wales now King George V, King Haakon of Norway, and most European crowned heads form a broad alliance leadered by monarchs to shape postwar diplomacy and stability.
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Edward
England
Prince of Wales
George V
Haakon
Norway
Europe
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