Trail of counterfeit bills crosses state line to Florida
Macon police say counterfeit $50 bills traced from Macon to Florida may tie to Sidney J. Catts case. Secret service and local officers pursue leads to Monticello where two youths said to be peach packers were detained. Gambrell and Bolton arrested for passing the notes. Authorities suggest the youths may be victims rather than conspirators.
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Macon
Florida
Sidney J. Catts
Monticello
C. W. Gambrell
W. M. Bolton
Appropriations Debate Shapes Georgia Legislature
Budget officials push for cuts of 3 million and proposed road bond issues of 75 to 100 million. Governor Hardman commissions organize plans to answer arising General Assembly questions while revenue sources are reviewed amid expected single candidates for both speakerships and wide speculation on the governor’s forthcoming message.
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Budget Commission
L. G. Hardman
General Assembly
W. Cecil Neill
Columbus
Senate
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Prohibition Drive Nets Dozens in Memphis Jail
Memphis Tennessee June 25. Thirty-eight people jailed at noon on liquor selling charges as warrants target about a hundred more. Five undercover agents arrived May 27 and spent days spotting violators. Forty federal agents in eight groups began arrests today. bonds not allowed until tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pathfinder Plane for Constitution Air Tour Lands at Thomasville
The Pathfinder plane for the Atlanta Constitution's State Air Tour arrived in Thomasville in morning rain, watched by 100 plus locals. Pilot George S. Shealy and Flight Manager N S Noble discussed a July tour with about 30 planes and 60 participants, visiting Georgia airports and advising on landing fields and safety.
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Atlanta Constitution
Thomasville
Albany
Pelham
George 5. Shealy
Atlanta
Shealy
N.S. Noble
Constitutions
Aviation Engineering Department
Transport Service
Mr. Noble
Mr. Shealy
Quitman
Valdosta
Hopkins
Busy Bee Co Promotes Lawn Mower Parts and Service
We offer parts for all makes and models plus repair and sharpening services. Get your lawn mower in top condition with our expert tune ups and quick turnaround.
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Busy Bee Co
Prohibition Education to Enter Public Schools Nationwide
Prohibition will be taught in schools as a government sponsored program. Anna B. Sutter will preside at the National Educational Association booth in Atlanta from June 28 to July 3 to display a proposed course and scrapbooks linking the Eighteenth Amendment to arithmetic English civics drawing and social studies. The program follows a March congressional appropriation of 50 000 dollars through June 30 1930 to fund the nationwide educational effort.
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Bess Furman
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Governmnt
Anna B. Sutter
Division of Statistics and Education
Prohibition Bureau
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Sutter
Pennsylvania
Congress
Appoint Receiver Hall LaVarre Chain Continues
Hall seeks appointment of a receiver over Lavarre’s operations citing damage to properties and loss of operating income from ongoing control attempts. Publicity from an International Paper loan is blamed for stock delivery failures. LaVarre declines comment but may issue a statement soon.
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Spartanburg Herald
Spartanburg Journal
Hall
Lavarre
International Paper Company
Giants Fall Short as Phillies Steamroll Boston
In the American League doubleheader the Red Sox drop 16 to 7 in game one at Philadelphia while the Phillies win 7 to 4. Ruffing and Berry take the loss for Boston. In the nightcap Boston managed three runs in a 3 to 0 defeat, with Sharis and Cochrane behind the plate. Cleveland tops St Louis 3 to 1 as Zinn and Fonseca homer. Chicago defeats Detroit 10 to 0 with Fothergill homering. In the National League Philadelphia routs Boston 9 to 4, Lenian homering for the winners. Brooklyn loses 3 to 0 to New York as Ott hits a homer in the final frame. Philadelphia also beats Boston 6 to 0 as Susce homers for the Phillies.
Local residents mingle in town and visiting guests arrive
Mr J J Boswell Jr of Meigs and others from Atlanta Pavo Canton Warm Springs and Savannah are noted visitors and relatives in town. Mrs Jim James and daughter Betty depart for Battle Creek Mich. and Colvin Wilhite joins Buie Wilhite drug store. Moving service advertises 292.
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Jim James
Betty
Southland
Battle Creek
Mich
Colvin Wilhite
Atlanta
Buie & Wilhite
Buie
Claude Rountree
Broad Street
Dance Numbers at Burch School Grand Theatre Friday
The Burch School of Music presents a Friday program at Grand Theatre on June 28 featuring dance numbers and special music performances by the school.
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Burch School of Music
Grand Theatre
Justice of the Peace and Constable Fees Revised
The article notes a 1919 act standardizing fees for justices of the peace and constables across the state to match city levels, clarifying prior 1918 rises. It presents a table aligning various fees with Park's Code provisions and discusses which items now apply statewide.
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W. Irwin MacIntyre
MacIntyre
Georgia
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
MES
Park’s Ann
Superior Co
Cesar Gee
Fifa
Park
Offeer
Trial of J S Slicer Postponed In Embezzlement Case
Atlanta Ga June 25 The trial of J S Slicer on embezzlement charges from the Colonial Trust Company failure in 1926 was postponed for the third time due to illness of defense chief B J Conyers. Postponement set to next Monday.
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Atlanta
J. S. Slicer
Colonial Trust Company
B. J. Conyers
Marion Nixon Engaged to Edward Hillman Jr in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Examiner reports film actress Marion Nixon is engaged to Edward Hillman Jr 28 son and heir of Chicago merchant Edward Hillman. No wedding date is given. Nixon has said she would give up her career for domestic life. She previously was married to boxer Joe Benjamin and later divorced.
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Los Angeles
The
Examiner Today
Marion Nixon
Edward Hillman
S Jr
Chicago
Miss Nixon
Joe Benjamin
Racial Trouble At Ford Place In Brazil
Belem Para Brazil June 25. Racial troubles on the Ford rubber plantation on the Rio Tapajos caused the discharge of 100 workers described as negroes. Brazilian employees outnumbered them nine to one but tensions rose until a fight ended with a Brazilian cut by a knife. Natives threatened to leave unless the negroes were discharged and management agreed.
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Belem
Para
Brazil
Ford
Rio Tapajos
Town streets plowed to stop speeding in Hysham
Hysham Montana June 25 mayor W L Wright plowed long furrows along the main street to deter speeders on the road to Glacier National Park. He vowed to make furrows bigger and better if necessary. For sale Chrysler roadster good as new phone 830 ask for Copeland.
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Hysham
Mont
Glacier National Park
W.L. Wright
Chrysler
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