Baby Stribling and Student Fliers Arrive Tomorrow
Herbert Stribling known as Baby will arrive by plane from Wichita with student fliers from the training school near Anatetts. After visiting here they will travel to Washington then Wichita, stopping at principal cities along the route with a detailed itinerary listed.
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Herbert
Stribling
Web
Wichita
Wanses
Anatetts
Washington
Thiris O’docor
A. Mibaher
Siahy
MISS BARON TO PROSECUTE CUBAN DOCTOR IN CUBA
Miss Shirley Baron of Bayonne New Jersey will stay in Cuba to prosecute Dr Nunez Carrion the Santiago de Cuba physician she says forged their marriage. She retained an American Cuban attorney and reconsidered leaving after counsel advised staying. Dr Nunez Carrion has been arrested on statutory charges filed by her.
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Havana
Shirley Baron
Bayonne
N. J
Nunez Carrion
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
Nunez Cnurrion
Hardman Heads to Salt Lake City for Governors Conference
Governor and Mrs Hardman left Atlanta on June 2 for Salt Lake City to attend the annual conference of Governors. They expect to reach Saturday and return around July 10.
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Hardman
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
Hardman Seft
Albert Feinberg
H. E. Isaacs
Brunswick
A. Arnheiter
Georgia highway bridge approved by President Hoover
President Hoover signed a consent to Georgia to construct and operate a free highway bridge over the Oconee River at Hall’s Ferry, allowing state use of the route. The action clarifies federal approval for the project in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Georgia
Oconee River
Hall
Pinch homer by Sweeney sinks Tigers in opener
Beeston June 24 Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 in the first game of a double header as Sweeney belted a sixth inning pinch homer with one on. Wahle homered for Detroit driving in three runs.
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Sweeney
Tigers
Beeston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Wahle
Tiger
Rhe
Detroit
Ann Ono
Boston
Uhle
DeSautels
Rensa
Liseuhbee
Hevine
Berry
Local visitors and travel chatter fill Thomasville scenes
A stream of town visitors and residents travels and visits across Georgia and Florida. Names include Mr. EB Rossey Albany Savannah resident Mr. Will Townsend and Mr. R C Lewis Macon with social calls and trips noted. Amelia Tleidt Jacksonville plans summer hosting duties in Clayton Georgia. Kent E Mack Jr Georgia Tech graduate departs for New Orleans to join Southern Cotton Oil Co. City notices remind inoculation of dogs and new city sales position for George Baker at National Biscuit Co.
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Kent E. Mack, Jr
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Southern Cotton Oil Company
George Baker
National Biscuit Company
Isasuis Harrell
Baker
Share prices skid as selling commences on stock exchange
New York on June 24 reports shares falling in late trading with rails and industrials dropping up to $3 to $5 and some issues tumbling to record lows for 1930. The market erased most of yesterday's gains and several issues breached November lows amid broad weakness.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Plane headed for Newfoundland continued from page one
An aviator of notable achievement, on May 31, 1928, with Charles Ulm and two Americans, completed a Hawaii to Australia flight via Fiji, finishing June 10 after 7,830 miles and about 8,215 hours of flying. Baldonnel officials reported wireless confirmation from offshore near the island coast as the craft battled along at Dub miles per hour.
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Charles Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Hawaii
Australia
Fiji Islands
Baldonnel Peo
Baldonnel
O. Kk
Paldonnel
Trish
Prairie dog problem tackled at Fort Sill farm
In western Oklahoma prairie dog towns on the Fort Sill Indian School farm were targeted in a demonstration of elimination methods. The area remains heavily infested. effective gags drove many underground and those not killed were driven from the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma
Fort Sill Indian School
Senate and House Conferees Agree on Rivers
Washington reports quick agreement by Senate and House conferees on the rivers and harbors bill as House members accept all Senate additions at the first conference. The conference report will be submitted tonight and is expected to go to President Hoover within two days.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
Heat Record Set in Macon at 101 Degrees
A 16-year old heat record was broken in Macon Georgia as the temperature hit 101 degrees at 2 p.m. The thermometer continued rising and the forecast called for fair weather again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
First Cotton Bale Sells for 1.50 a Pound in New Orleans
The first bale of the new cotton crop sold at the New Orleans cotton exchange today for 1.50 per pound. Weighing 448 pounds, the bale came from Corpus Christi Texas and was consigned to L N Creekmore of the American Cotton Cooperative Association. Proceeds support disabled veterans in session.
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New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Corpus Christi
Texas
L. N. Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Davis Plane Crash at Roberts Field Alabama Investigated
Doug Davis, famed southern aviator, plans repairs after a crash at Roberts Field yesterday. Major Sumpter Smith to convene a board of inquiry to determine cause, as Davis disputes field permission and claims the plane belonged to Davis Air Lines but was released to Winship Nunnally. Davis was uninjured.
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Doug Davis
Roberts Field
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Sumpter Smith
Major Smith
Davis
Sheriff Downs
Davis Air Lines
Smith
Winship Nunnally
Atlanta
Godfrey Loses License After Carnera Bout In Pennsylvania
George Godfrey the Leiperville heavyweight fouled Primo Carnera in the fifth round and lost his Pennsylvania boxing license. The Pennsylvania athletic commission also limited his earnings to 5000 dollars for the bout, despite a 10000 dollar contracted purse. An investigation will review the fight and payment details.
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Godfrey
Pennsylvania
Boxing Commission
Philadelphia
George Godfrey
Primo Carera
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Milwaukee Rebels Against Landis Ruling Over Bennett Transfer
The Milwaukee Club of the American Association filed a federal suit to stop transferring first baseman Fred Bennett to the St Louis Browns under Commissioner Landis. Landis ordered Bennett to be returned or waived to an American League team or released. The Milwaukee club seeks to restrain the transfer as the case proceeds in federal court before Judge George A Carpenter.
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Chicago
Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Milwaukee Club
American Association
St. Lows Browns
Fred Bennett
Milwake
Bandis
St. Louis Browns
Bennett
Allmwankee
Alwaukee
St. Louis
George A Carpenter
Liatudis
George W. Milley
Landis
Carpenter
Seiners To Be Prosecuted To Limit In Georgia
Atlanta June 24. Peter Twitty state game and fish commissioner said he directed department employees to prosecute to the limit all persons caught seining or netting in Georgia streams. He noted the public misbelief that the ban would lift July 1. The general assembly ordered a closed season ending August 26, with authority to extend if needed. the commission extended the season against seining and nets to August 26, 1931.
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Atlanta
Peter
Twitty
Genera Assembly
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Prisoners Rush Guards Killing Six
A historical report notes prisoners rushing guards and a killing incident described as continued from page one. The text mentions a proposal for increased self government and responsible action under a central federation aligned with the British crown, urging gradual experience without excessive cost.
Godfrey Seeks Pro Rata Share After Ring Scuffle
The commission cut to the pro rata basis of rounds fought and withdrew Godfrey’s status as heavyweight contender. It had earlier ruled that a heavyweight champion would not be recognized in Pennsylvania until the giant negro was defeated in the ring. Godfrey faced a hearing today and the fighter denied intentional low blows after admitting he struck Carera low.
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Godfrey
Pennsylvania
Giant Negro
Carera
Stribling Vs Von Porat Fight Hand Injury Opinion
Dr A D Little writes on Stribling's injured left hand in Chicago bout analysis. He notes swelling severe before the fight yet Novocain prep helped, claims Stribling delivered a knockout with that hand. mentions local figures Thomasville party, Rotary convention prep, and hotel notes.
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Messrs
R. P. Wimberly
Oscar Groover
Macon
W. L. Stribling
Ennaro
Otto von ‘Porat
Eds
A. D. Little
Stribling- von Porat
Chicago
Stribling
Stribling Hotel
W. L
Baby Stribling
Von
Rat
von Porat
Thomasville
Billy Driver
Scottie Beverly
Chisholm Ausley
Hoover Attacks Veterans Bill in Three Year Plan
Hoover opposes a veterans measure proposing monthly pensions of eight dollars for those treated in hospital for non service related conditions, with spouse allowances of 30 to 40 dollars and extra for children. The plan limits operation to three years while Congress studies the issue for further action.
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Congress
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Clayton, Ga
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Horlick
Racine, Wisconsin
Walkers Pharmacy
J. W. Peacock
Buie & Wilhite Rountree’s Pharmacy
Chastain
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
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Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Carnera
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
Scott
Schmeling
Tommy Riley
Frank Wiener
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Go. Deared
Rotary
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