Warrants Issued in Moultrie For Alleged Assault
In Moultrie Georgia warrants were issued for Dan Humphreys and Cyril Simmons two young white men on three charges of attempting to assault a young woman. The incident began when the girl was lured from her boarding house with a ruse claiming her father wanted her to return home. The suspects reportedly took her in a car to a road south of Moultrie where the assault was alleged to have occurred. Authorities are seeking the two men as the girl escaped and flagged down a passerby who called police.
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Moultrie
Dan Humphreys
Cyril Simmons
Thea
Cory
Moutrie
Humphreys
Staons
Moulrie
Oficers
Pavo
Yerlin
Simmons
Savings Deposits Rise Across Banks and Cities
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports that savings deposits in 93 banks at month end are higher than a year earlier, while debits to individual accounts in 24 cities for the June 10 week exceed last year's by over 61 million dollars. Building permits in 20 cities last month rose sharply versus May, the highest since these figures were collected. The cotton crop condition is stronger than several years for this season.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Bank
Chamber of Commerce Supports Local Tobacco Market Plans
The Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to plan a countywide drive promoting the local tobacco market. Members urged cooperation with others to fund a campaign, and a request was endorsed to route a Western train via Thomasville for better winter service. W M Parker resigned as secretary. T J Mitchell elected secretary at $1000 yearly.
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Chamber OF Commerce
T. J. Mitchell
W. M. Parker
Coast Line
Thomasville
Albany
Middle West
Mitchell
Georgia Confederates Among Lowest Pensions in South
Ex Governor Nat E Harris urges Georgia to fund Confederate veterans pensions arguing $4 million is owed since 1922. Senate measures seek to issue script and discount Western and Atlanta bonds to pay veterans. House actions would divert gasoline tax revenue to a Confederate pension fund.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Nat E. Harris
Associated Press
South
South Carolina
Harris
Senate
A. G. Foster
Ennis
Harper Hamilton
Floyd County
House
Visitors and personals note local figures in Georgia
Mr. F. P. Rivers of Atlanta and Mr. C. F. Seeger of Atlanta attended business here yesterday. Mr. M. P. Gillam of Macon and Mr. F. B. Stevens of Valdosta were also present. Katherine Myrick visits Macon and Middle Georgia. A swimming pool at Smith's Park is scrubbed and filled Mon Wed Fri, manager J. E. Smith Jr. Neel family in Thomasville for a brief visit.
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F. P. Rivers
Atlanta
M. P.gillam
Macon
Mr. C. F. Seeger
F. 8. Stevens
Valdosta
Katherine Myrick
Middle
Georgia
Smith's Park
J. E. Smith, Jr
Social program for the Fourth of July Golf Tournament
The Fourth of July Tournament social plan runs Wednesday to Saturday with bridge tables, prizes, a Friday dance, and the annual Saturday tea and cup presentation. Committees for decoration, bridge parties, and dining are listed, plus meal service arranged at the club.
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T. B. Chisholm
Country Club
F. D. Dismuke
Addison Hough
M. M. Cooper
Joe Mitchell
O. C. Harvey
Roscoe Luke
May Taylor
John A. Turner
Clyde Neel
George Neel
Charles Watt
McChesney Jeffries
Walter J. Hammond
Walter J. Hammond, Chairman; Mesdames
J. B. Jemison
EB. H. Smith
Nell Pringle
Huge Stock of Whiskey in Bond Reports Shrinking Supply
Prohibition officers note a dwindling prewar whiskey reserve in bonded warehouses. Only about 3.05 million gallons remain, with two thirds stored under district control. Medical demand may extend supply 15 to 17 years, but nonmedical purchases face strict limits and warehouse receipts as proof of ownership.
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Overkot
United States
Haynes
Queer delicacy from Siam described by missionary
A wisesionary reports a local dish in Siam called bee bread. It is made from wild beef with larvae, broken up and cooked into a pulpy mass. He calls it delicious with a sweet nutty flavor and notes some might unknowingly eat it twice.
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Siem
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Fashion Park
Hear Moultrie
South Georgia Belt
Jones
Glenn
R. C. Balfour, Jr
Rotary International
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
R G. Price, Jr
Savannah
C. M. Cailey
Tallahassee
C. L. Whaley
Mr. Q. B. Cooper
Prestolite
Sampson’s
D. L. Woodward
D. EB. McLeod
Waycross
Spivey
John Dixon
Robertine McLendon
St. Simons Island
Diocese of
J. H. Spence
North Broad Street
Francis Graham
Jacksonville
The
City
J. B. Porter
Empire Furniture Store
Daisy Neel
Mrs. Rabin
St. Petersburg
Victor Victrolas
Cecroft Music Co
W. M. Kelly
W. H. Norwood
Clyde Norwood
Boland
ER. P. Clay
Newport Springs
Fla
Roy Truitt
Timo
Julia
Frances Myrick
Hazel Burch
Dorothy Coon
Mattie Lou Beatty
Daffin Theatre
Vogue
Lawhead & Rackley
Inez Stabba
Paulyne Hay
Savannen
Atlantic City
Nigzara Falls
Albang
Toronto
Quebec
Canada
Detroit
Cincinrati
Mammoth Cave
Cocroft Music Co
Robb White, Jr
St. Simona Island
Diocese of Georgia
White
Charlottesville
Highlands
N. C
Mre. White
J. O. Baxley
R. L. White Taxi Service
W. Jackson St
H. A. Neel
William MacIntyre
C. B. Postell
W. D. Hasty
H. G. Turner
Arthur Wright
Bond
Hen Chow
Golden Bros. CO
Thomasville, GA
the Commercial Bank
Acme
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