Jones to play in Johnny Wall Cup matches
Bobby Jones, hailed as king of golf, arrived in Columbus to compete in the Johnny Wall Cup at Scioto Country Club under his own name after a late arrival. The field included notable figures such as Governor George White, Gene Tunney, Charles Coe, and Alice from Chicago, with prominent press and authors among participants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Jones
Johnny Walk
Scioto Country
Jones
George White
Gene Tunney
Hen
Fire chiefs set Brunswick as next convention site
The Southeastern division of fire chiefs selects Brunswick Georgia as next year’s convention location after a two day meeting in Athens. Savannah’s Chief John Monroe elected president with Henry B. Wells Newberry South Carolina and H R McMillian Jacksonville Florida as vice presidents. John L. Miller Concord North Carolina re elected secretary and R A Baughn Norfolk Virginia treasurer. The Georgian Firemen's Association re elected all officers and plans a January Atlanta meeting to pick next year’s host city.
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Athens
Southeastern Division of Fire Chiefs
Brunswick
John Monroe
Savannah
Henry B. Wells
Newberry
S. C
H. R. McMillian
Jacksonville
Fla
John L. Miller
Concord
N. C
R. A. Baughn
Norfolk
Georgian Firemen’s Association
Atlanta
Horace Taylor
Rome
Gandhi backs total prohibition in Young India
Embay, June 25. Mahatma Gandhi declares faith in undiluted prohibition in his weekly Young India. He would close all liquor shops, destroy toddy palms, and compel humane factory conditions while offering recreation rooms for workers. Exceptions would cover Europeans and the ill for whom medical liquor is needed.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Sil--India
Young India
Valdosta Brick Mason Rises With Three-Story Work
Valdosta Georgia June 25 Josh Gott a brick mason is getting up in the world It began in 1876 when he was 16 and laid brick for a one story building In 1911 he added a second story and now he is laying brick for a third story to rise higher in his career
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Valdosta
Josh Gott
Tunney forecasts Stribling to defeat Schmeling in July bout
Gene Tunney recently stated that Bill Stribling should beat Max Schmeling in a July 3 15 round heavyweight title bout in Cleveland. He cited Stribling speed experience and boxing skill as advantages while noting Schmeling’s power and potential short punch but less polished technique.
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Columbus
Gene Tunney
Bill Stribling
Max Schmeling
Cleveland
Stribling
Tunney
Schmeling
Knight's Fight With Rosenbloom Off After Contract Incident
Lakeland Florida June 25 reports Knight training by Duckworth in Cairo Georgia ended when Manley S Charleston South Carolina promoter Max Rosenbloom-Knight fight was off. Rosenbloom contract win noted before Georgians Yale Okum and Bobby Evan. Announcement said Rosenbloom to defend vs Jimmy Slavtery August 12 with Labor Day attempt noted but no chance.
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Lakeland
Fla
Duckworth
Knight
Cairo
Manley S
Charleston S. C
Max Rosenbloom-Knight
Charleston
Rosenbloom
Yale Okum
Bobby Evan
Ami
Mmer
Daytona Beach
Peeping Toms in PLA Worry Sun S
Evantson Tl June 25 report notes renewed concern over air passengers leaning from planes and peering from windows. A towel clad delegation pressured airlines to change their conduct policies after rude displays in flight.
Market summaries from Moultrie hog market and Chicago livestock
Moultrie hog market reports prices for No 1 and No 2 packers and pigs, with roughs. Chicago livestock notes hog and cattle ranges, with weights and shifts in buyer demand, plus overall market tone. Also New York eggs prices listed with color and grade ranges.
Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Market Figures
Savannah dated June 25 reports turpentine firm 47-51 sales 189 receipts 1 057 shipments 1 030 stock 37 090. Rosin firm sales 1 612 receipts 3 203 shipments 4 017 stock 217 920. Quote details list bid and ask ranges for various grades. New York call money steady at 1 percent for the day with time loans from 60 to 90 days at 1 34 to 1 34, 4 months at 1 1 4 to 1 percent, 5 to 6 months at 1 1 4 to 2 percent. Prime commercial paper 2 to 2 4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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New Orleans
New York
Paris
International Cotton Conference
Reichsbank
Mellon
Wall Street
Anaconda
Calumet
Arizona
National
Case
Auburn
England
France
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Berlin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Abitibi Paper and Power
International Paper and Power
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Savannah
Call Money
New York Butter and Eggs and Other Market Notes
Market updates from New York Chicago and Memphis report butter and egg prices firm with varied scores for creamery and extras. Cotton seed oil prices move lower while futures in Memphis differ. potato markets show mixed shading across states with fluctuating per sack values.
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Chicago
Mrs Harper Advances to Wimbledon Third Round
Mrs L A Harper of Oakland California advances to the third round on the United States list for 1980 at Wimbledon Stadium England. The match reflects her status as a top ranking player on the U S list.
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Wimbledon Stadium
Eng
L. A. Harper
Oakland
Cal
United States
Wimeon Shoe Ca
Insurance Firms Face Heavy Taxes in Georgia 1930 Report
Georgia state insurance department reports total tax collections by insurers and agents at 2 141 063 20 for 1929 and 1930. Total life premiums in 1930 reach 1 318 546 100 with 538 licensed companies. fire and other lines show premiums and losses for 1929 and 1930. Life premiums and claims also listed, along with miscellaneous insurers totals.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Td&&k
State Insurance Department
Georgia tobacco crop forecasted at not over 65 million pounds
Valdosta tobacco warehousemen estimate Georgia bright leaf toBack crop at no more than 65 000 000 pounds based on reports from their agents and other sources. The forecast reflects early industry sentiment for the season.
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Valdosta
SELF DEFENSE PLEA BY ARDMORE DEPUTY SHERIFF
Ardmore Oklahoma June 25 Cecil Crosby defended his former peace officer colleague W B Guess on trial for the slaying of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez. Crosby testified he wrested a weapon from Emilio before the boy was shot and identified himself as a deputy sheriff. He said he did not see the shooting, and Crosby is charged with the murder while Guess faces trial first.
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Mexico
St. Benedict's Colleg
Atchison
Kansas
Crosby
Guess
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Guegs
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Pat
Il P Rely
Ig As
Isai
Thor
Vorte
Liverpool
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Wall Street Markets
Claud H. A. Jagger
Associated Press Financial Editor
T & Am Woul Armour
B . Atchison
Cal Pack Chi Chio
McKeesport Tin Plate
Montgomery
Ward Nash “Mot
Allied Chem Doyo
Am Loco Am
Ref & O
Beth Steel Can Pac
Chi Mil St Paul Ord
Chrysler
Col Fuel
Sou Cent
Gillette Safety Razor
Glidden Goodrich
T & R Gt Nor Fron
Hartman
Hudson
Int
Harvester
Nick
Kennecott Lorrillard
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Murry Corp
Nat Cash, Ree
Nynh & Htd
Nor
Am Packard
Penn R R
Pullman
St Louis & Sanace
Sears Roebuck Sin Con Oil
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
Standard Oil NY
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Tex Gul Sul
Tex Pac Land Trust
Timken Roll Bing
Union Carbide
U S Ind Ai
U S Rule
Vanadium Wabash
West Md
Westinghouse
Elec - Woolworth
Apse
ST. Louis
Philippines
Thomasville Ice & Mfg.co
Gandhi
Brick Mason
Strib
Lea
Moultrie Hog Market
Chicago Livestock
Renfroe’s
Erfroe’s
Elisa
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
North Carolina
Memphis
Venn
Van
Mrs. Harper
Els
Georgettes
Ardmore
the Globe Store
East Jackson Street
Firestone
FORD
Thomasville Sales Company
Broad Street
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