Local Socials and Obituaries From Moultrie Area
Notes on residents visiting relatives and guests in Moultrie area include Mr G W Holloway Mrs T M Massey and daughter Carrie Massie at Primitive Baptist meeting in town Mr F L Touchton of Valdosta visited home here last weekend Mr and Mrs Barwick of Florida guests of the former's brother for weeks John Chapman who visited parents left for Pelham Mrs E J Parramore died at her home last Friday two months ill leaves husband seven children funeral held at Old Harmony cemetery led by Rev J M McCaan Jasper Lewis struck by paralysis Sunday night J T Wright traveled to Quitman on business D Chapman and children guests of Mr and Mrs W Lane at Barney Annie Mae Spence visited her brother in Deeran Milligan family from Boston guest of Warren Cone Lee Brown of Augusta visited parents R D Brown Beaty and Robertson attended church in Pavo on Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Holloway
T. M. Massey
Carrie Massie
Moultrie
F. L. Touchton
Valdolsa
Mrs. Barwick
Florida
John Chapman
Pelham
E. J. Parramore
Messrs
Charlie
BE. J
Willie
Clarence Pearson
Mesdames
A. E. Massey
L. W. Hardy
Susie Pearsons
Jasper Lewis
J. T. Wright
Quitman
Chapman
W. Lane
Barney
Annie Mae Spence
Deeran
Milligan
Little Son
Boston
Warren Cone
Lee Brown
Augusta
R. D. Brown
Beaty
Robertson
Pavo
Local Social News From Gaklawa and Surrounding Towns
A series of social notes recounts gatherings and visits across the area. Highlights include a large Sunday sing at Mr J B Hicks home, visits by Mr J FB Headly and Chauncey Headly to Rev J P McCann, and callers such as William Maxwell of Tifton and Miss Lizzie Stephens. Also noted are illness of L L Boles, attendance at a District Conference in Pavo, legal matters, wins and recoveries, and several family visits and outings around Evergreen, Summer Hill, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hicks
William Maxwell
Tifton
Lizzie Stephens
L. L. Boles
I. M. Wade
F.E. Vann
Pavo
D. B. Woods
Autreyville
Mattie Duncan
Marie Miller
Summerhill
F. P. Wood
Thomasville
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Quick, Safe Relief
An advertisement for Dodson's Liver Tone touts a harmless vegetable liver tonic that cleanses the liver without harsh calomel effects. It claims safety for children and offers a money back guarantee from Peacock-Mash Drug Co at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Peacock-Mash Drug Co
Adv
Atlanta Frye Street Scandal Sparks Arrests
Neighborhoods complained after they saw Miss Zella Townsley smoking a cigarette on a sofa with E. J. Candiell at 43 Royston Street. Police arrested both for an event deemed improper by local standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Zella Townsley
E. J. Chandieel
Royston Street
Rae
Georgia senator urges commission to reform penal system
Senator A H Foster of the 27th District seeks a Georgia Senate resolution creating a special commission to study penal and criminal court reforms. He cites improved insurance laws from a prior commission as a model, calls for thorough investigation, and supports standardizing convict road work while strengthening laws against habitual and dangerous criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A. H. Foster
Georgia Senate
Foster
Insurance Commission
Georgia
Wong Do King Arrest Reveals Smuggling Ring
San Francisco June 23. Letters and documents seized with Wong Do King expose black mail murders opium and coolie smuggling across the border. Deportation for twenty years as head of the Bing Kunk Long society will be pursued. Other Chinese in other cities may face prosecution as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wong Do King
Wong
Bing Kunk Long
Wilson to Seek McReynolds Report on Diggs Camminetti Postponement
President Wilson said he would ask Attorney General McReynolds for a full report on the Diggs Camminetti White slave case postponement in California. United States Attorney McNab wired his resignation Saturday, a move Wilson had not anticipated. He noted the postponement cited humane grounds as the immigration chief attended his son's trial. The president pledged prompt action on McNab’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
McReynolds
California
United States
McNab
Commissioner General of Immigration
Representative Kahn push on Diggs Camminetti and Western Fuel cases
Washington June 23 resolutions urged Attorney General McReynolds to obtain all papers in the postponement of the Diggs Camminetti white slave case and the Western Fuel Company cases in the California Federal Courts. The measures were introduced today by Representative Kahn of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McReyolds
Diggs-Camminetti
Western Fuel Company
California
Representative Kahn
Treasury lays groundwork for sweeping customs reorganization
Secretary McAdoo has settled disputes over South re districting and plans a nationwide customs overhaul effective July first. Jacksonville becomes Florida district HQ with Tampa as key site. Norfolk becomes Virginia HQ with time at New Port News. South Carolina seeks Savannah for most ports. Georgetown Beaufort and Georgia areas align with Savannah except St Marys River. Brunswick Darien and Atlanta join same district. The overhaul reduces districts from 16 to 49 and abolishes 113 collectors, reshaping Southern administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
South
Customs Service
Jacksonville
Florida
Tampa
Norfolk
Virginia
New Port News
South Carolina
Georgetown
Beaufort
Georgia
St. Marys River
Edward Coleman and Bevie Cardin Tie the Knot in City
Edward Coleman and Bevie Cardin wed at the District Parsonage with Presiding Elder J. M. Cutler officiating. The bride hails from Ochlocknee and the groom is a Cairo businessman. They departed for Cairo to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Coleman
Bevie Cardin
J. M. Cutler
Ochlocknee
Cairo
Areumatone for Areumation Pays
The advertisement promotes Areumatone claiming it cures and strengthens kidneys and frees the system of uric acid. It asserts daily tasks become a pleasure, health improves, and life extends with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale by Phacock-Mash Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phacock-Mash Drug CO
Adv
Wax crayon poisoning blamed for child’s paralysis in Atlanta
Mary Tribble seven year old daughter of an Atlanta police officer has been paralyzed and unconscious for two weeks. Doctors believe she ingested colored crayons at school weeks ago and that a poisoning dye in the crayons caused the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanta
Mary Tribble
Atlanta
Strawbridge Home Rented to Henry Disston of Philadelphia
The Broad street Strawbridge house has been rented for winter to Henry Disston of Philadelphia. Judge Hopkins handled the transaction for the owners. Disston visited Thomasville last winter as guest of Edward Crozier and enjoyed the city, planning to be a winter colonist next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawbridge
Broad Street
Henry Disston
Philadelphia
Hopkins
Disston
Thomasville
Eaward Crozier
Thomasville takes second straight as Empire League hosts
Thomasville won the second game against Valdosta on home grounds with Cheney strong in late innings. Dudley delivered two pinch hits and three runs, Wagnon added three RBIs, while Murphy and Dudley each had two hits. Winges replaced Gentry in the fifth for Valdosta. crowds praised fast fielding. Tomorrow’s matches list Waycross at Cordele and other pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Valdosta
Cheney
Gentry
Winges
Dudley
Wagnon
Murphy
Ted Saat
Patrs Lyne
Renee Tao
Warnon
Davenport
Barnett
Champlin
Smith
Cf Cheney
Peee Ee
Valdosta AB
Hpoa E
van Landingham
Jordan
Hurley
G Morse
Pierre
la Schmitz
Leininger
Franks
Hamasville
Waycross Wins Series Behind Hartner’s Dominant Pitching
Hartner pitched a great game for Bruns wick as Waycross made a clean sweep of the series on Saturday in Waycross. He struck out key opponents and scattered nine hits as Bruns wick built a 5 to 1 victory after Clark held the lead until the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiedeas
Waycross
Hartner
Brunswick
Clark
Bruns
Hawkins
Ifert
Carter
Americus Defeats Cordele in Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Americus defeated Cordele 7 to 1 as Reagan shined in fielding and batting for Cordele while Humphreys contributed strong defense for Americus. Fucic started for Americus, Wilder opened for Cordele before being relieved by Fillingem. Umpire Morton presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Fucic
Americus
Wilder
Fillingem
Reagan
Humphreys
Manchester
Eubanks
Morton
Wholesale prices across all commodities rise to new peak
The United States Bureau of Labor reports last year's wholesale prices exceeded those of the past thirty years with foodstuffs up 6.5 percent farm products 5.7 percent fuel and lighting 9.4 percent and house furnishings 10.9 percent. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce notes less sugar and lower prices are shipping into the United States from the Philippines Hawaii and Porto Rico this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Bureau of Labor
Washington
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Walsh Died in New York After Graft Confession
Thomas W. Walsh former police captain died at his New York home after a long illness. His confession prompted the conviction of Inspectors Murtha Thompson Hussey and Sweeney for graft. The death occurred at an early hour, with Walsh fearing death influencing his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Walsh
Murtha
Thompson, Hussey
Sweeney
Walsh
Stolen Bicycle With Reward Claimed in Times Enterprise
A 26 inch chainless bicycle with black enamel frame and wheels and red handle grips was reported stolen near Columbia Motel 59. A reward is offered for return to the Times Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Motel
Times- Enterprise
Two Women Rob Georgia Oklahoma Post Office
Two masked women stormed the Georgia Oklahoma post office and forced the postmaster to surrender seventy five dollars, a bar of pennies, and two gold watches. They fled on horses and no pursuit was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.thrie
Okla
Georgia, Okla
Rzevolvers
Mary Schieber Located as Witness in Memphis Murder Case
Mary Schieber twelve, sought as material witness against her mother Mrs Margaret Schieber on trial in Memphis for killing her lumberman husband last March, was found in Chicago at her sister’s home. Prosecutor says the girl helped prevent an attack and was smuggled out of Memphis June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Schieber
Memphis
Margaretet Schieber
Schriebe
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Ingram Drug Company
Barwick
Clyde Alexander
Addie Stone
Evergreen
Alexander
Stephenson
B. G. Wood
Kennedy
G. W. Wood
M. E. Wade
Prospect
William Dugger
J. P. McCann
I. F. Duncan
Summer Hill
W. P. Jackson
W. C. Boyles
Florence Beaty
Earl Boyles
Lee Strickland
Fadm Factory
Schofield Iron Works’ Dept
Hacon
State Prison Board
Patterson
Prienn Haar A. Pammendine Tha Sam
Mfreynolds
Cardin-Coleman
Paynes
Areumatone
Empire League Baseball News
McAfee
P.G
Ford
Con
Detroit
Ford Times
Dept. F
Ford Motor Company
Logan Auto Exchange
Thomasville, Georgia
Georgia and Florida Fruit Co
P. O. Box
Fla
TE Unst
Mer
Wright Building
Jackson Street
AOB Post Office
Oklahoma
Birl
Louis Ff
Jerger Jeweler and Silversw
A. W. Palin & Son
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