Spite Marriage by Hetharins Haviland Sry
Marsha Moore life with stern Aunt Gertrude and the rector Dr James forms a tense triangle of duty and desire. Marsha flirts with danger amid a circle of suitors while Gertrude’s sharp discipline and Miss Moore’s mistrust fuel a life of arid comedy and hidden longing. Tomorrow brings a new complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetharins Haviland
Marsha Moore
Admiral Moore
Marsha
Gertrude
Dr. James
Lawmakers Plan Move to Devalue Silver Dollar
Washington on June 27 reports Silver advocates in Congress plan to push the administration next session to devalue the silver dollar mirroring the gold dollar. Representative Dies of Texas says he will introduce silver legislation to cut the silver content from 412.5 to 206 grains to reduce the national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Representative Dies
Texas
House
Construction and Roofing Services Offered Locally
Brevity in the ad notes concrete and roofing work with B. L. Brewton as contact, phone 208-3. No further details on location or scope are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Construction & Revair
B. L. Brewton
Residents and visitors noted in Thom asville column
Augusta visitor Mrs J K McDonald visits her parents. Jacksonville and Macon business visitors are reported. New students enroll at Joyes School. Brevard NC trip for Mr Charles H Watt Jr. Chicago visit for Evans family. Local moves and service ads appear along with church revival notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Massey
Barwick
Charles Wurst
Meigs
Joye
Jas. F. Evans
Roy Lawson
Chicago
Cox Explains Cheese Factory Idea To Rotary Club
The Rotary Club heard two speakers led by Bob Balfour on progressive projects in Thomasville. Cox described a cheese factory proposal after touring Uniontown Alabama, noting farmer benefits and potential milk demand. Hasty discussed an Adel canning plant contract model with beans, pricing, and shipping advantages for local farmers. Rev Anthony Heard and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Bob Balfour
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Cox
Farmers Meat Company
Uniontown
Ala
Cox
Thomas County
Balfour
W. D. Hasty
Adel
Griffen
Hasty
Rev
Anthony Heard
Cordele
Joe Cook
C. E. Hay
Elmer Horne
Truman Holland
Dillinger's Pal Arrested in Minneapolis
June 27 report says Pay Reil ly, once St. Paul baseball club mascot, sought for weeks on charges of harboring John Dillinger, was surprised in bed and arrested by Justice Department agents. He was said to have been with Dillinger during the Little Bohemia escape near Rhinelander Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
Minneapolis
Reilly
St. Paul
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Little Bohemia
Rhinelander
Wis
Commercial Bank to Move Into Thomasville Building
The Commercial Bank plans to move into the Bank of Thomasville building, expected in July, due to severe congestion at its present quarters. The Bank of Thomasville building, priced around 37 500, was once a top designed facility with A Ten Eyck Brown as architect. Plans will be announced once the trade is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank
Holland
Bank of Thomasville
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Consolidated Bank of Thomasville
Citizens Banking and Trust Company
W. C. Patterson
New Yorker Held Over Threats Against President
Alfred L. Savage of Fishkill New York, an indicted suspect in Florida on a charge of threatening the president, faced further hearing in his attempt to avoid removal. Two witnesses testified that Savage allegedly said Roosevelt should be hanged and riddled with bullets.
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New York
Alfred L. Savage
Fishkill
N. Y
Florida
United States
W. M. Ridenour
Largo
Fla
Margaret Jones
Savage
Roosevelt
Hitler vows Steel Helmet body stays intact
Berlin, June 27. Chancellor Hitler assured Franz Seldte and the Steel Helmet leader that the veterans association will not be dissolved. He ordered the storm troops to halt attacks on the Steel Helmet and police banned public Steel Helmet meetings in the Arnsberg area and wearing of helmets in public amid anti Nazi tensions. Rumors spread of possible disbanding of troopers as Germany eyes July vacation period.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Franz Seldte
War Veterans Organization
Ernest Boehm
Storm Troopers
Hitler
Arnsberg
Germany
Prince Obolensky Guilty of Misconduct in Divorce Case
London June 27 Prince Serge Obolensky found by a jury to have misconducted himself with Mrs Billy Lord James Viennese dancer was ordered to pay the general costs of the action in which Edward Frank Willis James won a divorce decree nisi Mrs James was ordered to pay the counter action costs the general costs amount to about 10 000 pounds and will be split after private conferences between lawyers James divorce becomes absolute in six months Obolensky was called a poor man while the dancer was described as a 50 000 a year woman by the court during the hearing
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London
Prince Serge Obolensky
Billy Lord James
Edward Frank Willis James
James
Boyd Merriman
Obolensky
Roosevelt Uses New Labor Dispute Power For First Time
President Roosevelt invoked the new labor disputes authority to review the Pacific coast long shoremen's strike. A three member board was appointed to investigate causes and recommend action, with power to arbitrate, address discrimination, and assist as needed. The board includes Rev Edward Hanna, Cush ing, and Edward F. McGrady.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Edward J. Hanna
O. K. Cushing
San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
Central Labor Agency
National Labor Board
Detained in Georgia Over Kidnapping Joke Plot
Danielsville Georgia June 27 two men were detained after an alleged kidnapping proposal they claimed was a joke. Hoke Bowers 28 of Madison County and Noah Rice 25 of Knoxville Tennessee admitted offering 1000 to a farm couple to hide a six year old girl described as the victim. Sheriff T L Henley said the men claimed they stopped for liquor and made up the story as a practical joke. Bowers has recent Houston and Fort Worth ties.
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Danielsville
Hoke Bowers
Madison County
Noah Rice
Knoxville
Tenn
T L. Henley
Henley
Bowers
Houston
Fort Worth
Vinci iron tonic advert claims strength after childbirth
Mrs. M. Gunstone reports thinness and nervous weakness after birth. She credits Vinci iron tonic with restoring strength and weight. Thomas Drug Store, Inc. advert promotes the product.
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Vinci
M. Gunstone
Thomas Drug Store, Inc
Prince Working in America Despite Status
A source notes that although he is a prince he earns his living in the United States. The remark emphasizes the prince's practical approach to work and life abroad.
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America
Pine tree in Georgia turns to new fields
In Savannah on June 27, researchers led by Dr. Charles H. Herty and backed by the Chemical Foundation and Georgia figures aim to extend the famous pine from naval stores to pulp for artificial silk films newsprint explosives and lacquers. Royal H. Rasch of Brown Company pulp fame conducts the new trials to produce nitrocellulose and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Charles H. Herty
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Royal H. Rasch
Brown Company
Seduction Trial Moves Forward in Alberta Premier Case
Edmonton reports stenographer Vivian MacMillan faced further cross examination in the seduction suit against John E. Brownlee the Alberta premier. She previously broke down under questioning and has testified through most of the trial opening. The defense called details of her account peculiar after days of grilling in Berlin New Hampshire and research experience with the Bureau of Standards.
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Edmonton
Alta
Vivian MacMillan
John E. Brownlee
Alberta
Miss MacMillan
Brownlee
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Letitia Powers
Haviland-Taylor
Thomasville Ice & Mig. Co
J. K. McDonald
Augusta
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M. V. Costello
Jacksonville
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W. Jackson
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Cartersville
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Charles H. Watt Jr
Brevard
N. C
P. A. Morris
Atlanta
Yesterda
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Chastain
R. G. Taylor
Mr. &P. Jordan of
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W Carroll Hill
J. L. Ivey
Montgomery
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Allen Futch
A. W. Pittman
Atlantic Coast Line
A. C. S. News
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W., J. Miller
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