Hardman Inaugurated Governor of Georgia at Capitol
Dr Lamartine G Hardman became Georgia s chief executive today succeeding Clifford Walker in a sunlit outdoor ceremony at the state capitol. Chief Justice Russell administered the oath as 5000 Georgians witnessed the transfer of the Great Seal and a large Commerce audience celebrated astatewide holiday.
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Commerce
Georgia
State Capitol
L. G. Hardman
Richard B. Russell
State Supreme Court
Hardman
Clifford Walker
Capitol
Rebecca Latimer Felton
Cartersville
United States
Lamartine G. Hardman
Georgia Today
Capitol Lawn
Mitchell and
Washington Streets
House
Senate
Empire State
South
Jus
Georgia House Quickly Reconsiders Banking Resolution
The Georgia House in a brief 16 minute session today referred Davis Pope’s resolution for a special joint House Senate committee to review all banking legislation to the banks and banking committee.
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Atlanta
House of the
Georgia Legislature
Davis
Pope
Walker County
House
Senate
Earle Still Leads Heath at 27th Hole in Southern Amateur
Harry Phils of Asheville leads Jack Heath of Charlotte four up at the end of the 27th hole in the Southern Amateur final at Charlotte Country Club. Heath trailed early but began a comeback on the return nine, with a detailed summary of the opening nine holes provided.
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Erle
Heath
Charlotte Country Clto
Charlotte
N C
Herry Phils
Asheville
N. C
Jack Heath
Ashville golfer leads Heath in Southern Amateur match
Charlotte reports Harry Ehle of Asheville leads Jack Heath of Charlotte three up after the morning 18 holes of a 36 hole Southern Amateur final. Heath struggles with driving and putting as Ehle plays steady golf, passing the ninth green with a growing margin and a 4s and 5s tally across holes. The afternoon 18 hole round starts at 2 o'clock with scores and holes remaining to be decided.
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Charlotte Country Clap
Charlotte N. C
Harry Ehle
Asheville
N. C
Jack Heath
Charlotte Star
Heath
Harry
Transfer of New York Prohibition Administrator Mills
Washington June 25. The transfer of Chester P. Mills as prohibition administrator for New York and the suspension of assistant administrator August Hesse are announced by Commissioner Doarn. Hesse faces dismissal if reports of third degree methods prove true. Mills will become zone supervisor for the eastern states pending assignment.
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Chester P. Mills
Washington, D. C
New York
August Hesse
Doarn
Ornce
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Mills
Jeter
Royalist leader freed from French prison by hoax
Paris reports Leon Daudet royalist leader freed from prison on June 25 after a hoax allegedly directed at the prison director. Daudet, detained June 13 for libel, was released along with associate Delest and Lemard of the communist party. A Camelot phone claim and impersonation of the Interior Minister were cited as the cause. Daudet had held out in L Action Francaise offices for three days before the ruse appeared.
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Paris
Leon Daudet
Daudet
M. Delest
Lemard
Communist Party
Gamelets du Rio
King’s
L’action Francaise
L’ Action Francise
Sarrant
Camelot
Dauet
Sarraut
L’ Action Francasie
Driving Glove Found Linked to Atlanta Killing
In Atlanta on June 25 a woman's bloodstained driving glove was found in a car under which Co. D Nisbet a Hapeville mechanic was found dead Tuesday. Mrs Nisbet widow of the dead man is held for murder investigation as she lies in a hospital under court permission for treatment. Police say the glove appeared in the left door pocket after initial searches failed to reveal it.
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C. D. Nisbet
Hapeville, Ga
Atlanta
John A. Boykin
Co. D. Nisbet
L. T. Melton
Hapeville
Mr. Boykin
Nisbet
Conditions deteriorate in Foochow district report says
American consulate in Foochow reports worsening conditions in Fukien province with the government drifting toward radical labor unions backed by the military. Brigandage increases and normal trade is nearly impossible.
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Washington, D. C
Foochow
Fukien
South China
State Department
Comet Pons Winnecke Visible Near Earth This Week
Chicago readers can view the speeding comet Pons Winnecke for several nights. Prof Philip Fox of Northwestern University notes the object will appear shortly after twilight, east of the horizon, in the Belthviue constellation. It will come closest on June 27 at about 4,000,000 miles away.
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Chicago
Pons Winnecke
Philip Fox
Northwestern University
Belthviue
Job
Fex
Eugene Talmadge New Commissioner Agriculture Dept
Georgia officials gain new roles as Eugene Talmadge becomes commissioner of agriculture while L G Hardman is inaugurated governor. W A Wright begins his 25th term as comptroller general, Wm J Speer starts his eleventh term as state treasurer, and George M Napier enters his fourth term as attorney general along with QS G McLendon taking a fourth term as secretary of state. Reception honor noted for McLendon by office employees.
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Eugene Talmadge
State House
W. A. Wright
Wm. J. Speer
Wright
Speer
George M. Napier
QS. G. McLendon
McLendon
The
Georgia Securities
Manley Denied New Trial in Bank Fraud Case
In Atlanta on June 25 Judge G H Howard denied W D Manley a new trial as president of the defunct Bankers Trust Co amid a 9 to 10 year sentence for alleged fraudulent insolvency of Farmers and Traders Bank. The motion spanned 300 pages and 121 grounds were argued by defense attorney Marion Smith after being submitted last Saturday.
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Atlanta
W. D. Manley
Bankers’ Trust Co
Farmers and Traders Bank
G. H. Howard
Fulton Supreme Court
Howard
Marion Smith
Defense Counsel
Hunger Mutiny at Kansas Prison Ends After 77 Hours
Lansing Kansas June 25 A split among hundreds of inmates followed a mine barricade clash as 328 prisoners surrendered after 77 hours in a coal mine riot. Hunger and control of food and phones shaped the mutiny, guards were briefly captured, and one man was seriously injured. Authorities planned to question leaders to assign responsibility.
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Lansing
Kan
W. H. Mackey
Brooklyn Beats Boston 4 3 in Opener of Double Bill
Brooklyn earned a 4 to 3 victory over Boston in the first game of a doubleheader. Eddie Brown extended his consecutive games streak by pinch hitting in the seventh after starting on the bench.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Eddie Brown
Braves
MiUs
Manley Confined to Home on Pace's Ferry Road
Manley remains at his Pace's Ferry Road home due to ill health, receiving care and attention from family as neighbors monitor his condition.
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Manley
Pace’s Ferry, Road
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Chorus Club of Commerce
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Savannah
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Peebles
Augusta
Quitman County
J. N. Oliver
Committee On Privileges and Elections
G. F. Wirthy
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Thomas County
Charlotte Country Club
Ehle
Jack
Eehle
Lhle
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DR. L. G. Haroman
Noman
Foochow District
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Fulton Superior Court
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