Lifer's Escape Tools Found in Pomeroy Wards
Bridgewater Mass June 28. A collection of knives files and saws was found with Jesse Pomeroy now confined to the state hospital for the criminal insane. Officials say the implements likely aimed at escape. Pomeroy, once jailed 54 years including long periods alone, is 71 and deemed unable to escape. Superintendent Strawn calls the find a bid for publicity by the lifer.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
United States
Froston
Strawn
Gallant Fox Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
Gallant Fox ridden by Earl Sande won the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct, his fifth straight three year old stakes victory. He defeated Zone owned by Gifford C Cochran by one and a half lengths in a 2 32 5 mile run. Limbus finished third with Flaming and Bannerette in the field. The Woodward colt paid 1 to 10 with Flaming in the coupling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Aqueduct
the Fox
Earl Sande
Gifford C. Cochran
Zone
Rancocas
Limbus
Flaming
Bannerette
Woodward
Schroeder Taken To Scene Of Slaying
Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile Alabama was driven to a secluded byroad west of Indianapolis where the charred body of a man was found in Schroeder's burned car on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harold H. Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Schroeder
Princeton Player Wins Golf Tourney Title
Oakmont Pennsylvania June 28 George T Dunlap Jr of East Orange New Jersey and Princeton defeated Lawrence Moller Notre Dame five up and four to play in a 36 hole intercollegiate golf championship match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakmont
Penna
George T. Dunlap, Jr
East Orange
N. J
Princeton
Lavarre Freed on Bond After Contempt Case
William LaVarre former southeastern newspaper publisher was released from jail in Augusta Ga on a $5 000 bond under a 30 day window for filing a bill of exceptions to Judge William H Barretts ruling in the criminal contempt case He had completed a 29 day sentence and would have served about 50 days in jail The judge noted time already served in his sentence and discussed the case at length in a written opinion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William Lavarre
Southeastern
William H. Barrett
LaVarre
Barett
Barrett
Heavy Battle in China May Decide Government Fate
In northern Henan Province a three hundred thousand nationalist and rebel force clash near the Haidin Tungkwan Railway as Generals Yen Hsi Shan and Feng Yu Hsiang aim to break through to Nanking and topple Chiang Kai Shek. Reinforcements flood the line and the fight between Lanfeng and Kaifeng remains unresolved at nightfall.
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Shanghai
Henan
China
Yen-Hsi-Shan
Feng Yu- Hsiang
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Haidin- Tungkwan
Lanfeng
Kaifeng
Weather outlook for week begins Monday
South Atlantic States expect some showers at week start and again Friday with moderate first half temperatures and warmer second half. Ohio Valley and Tennessee see mostly fair weather with thundershowers around Tuesday and Thursday, warm early and midweek, slightly cooler after midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Stribling Banquet Celebrates Future Champion at Rosemary Inn
A large Thomasville gathering honored W. L. Stribling Jr at the Rosemary Inn banquet. Judge Luke presided with mayor D. Roy Hay as leading official, gifting a city key while speakers praised boxing star Willie Stribling and his Von Porat fight prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stribling, Jr
Rosemary Inn
R. G. Fleetwood
Nat Williams
W.S. Anderson
Thomasville
Roscoe Luke
Thomasvills
W. L. Stribling, Jr
Judge Luke
W. L
Hearts of Georgia
Madison Square
Luke
D. Roy Hay
W .W. Alexander
Thomas County
Bonnie J
Big Oak
Willie Stribling
Charles H. Watt
Frank Pitlman
Georgia
R. P. Wimberly
Bobby Jones
Rhydon Mays
Scott
Robert Gamble
Macon
Strib
Atlanta
Mike Maurer
Miss Knowles
Willie
von Porat
Guardsmen Called Out To Protect Negro In North Carolina Today
Concord notes Gov Gardner ordered North Carolina National Guard to guard Cabarrus county jail after a mob gathered over a 15 year old white girl attack. Company K E of the 120th infantry posted at the courthouse. crowd dispersed by early morning with deputies and prisoners remaining. Eleven negroes arrested. three released. one moved to Charlotte jail. deputies said they did not believe they had the right negro.
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Concord
N .C
North Carolina National Guard
Max Gardner
Gardner
120Th Infantry
Cabarrus County
Raleigh
H. W. Caldwell
Ruth Criswell
Roberta Mill
Charlotte
New Cleveland Union Terminals Opened to Public Formally
Cleveland Ohio June 28 The gigantic new Cleveland union terminals development was formally opened to the public today with a civic celebration and through train service to begin tomorrow. The 52 story terminals building joins four existing skyscrapers with three more planned as part of a $226 million investment created by O P and M J Van Sweringen who rose from real estate men to railroad magnates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Union Terminals
O. P. and
M. J. van Sweringen
Medical Congress Convened in Brussels and Boston Report
A report from Boston dated June 28 states Governor Dingey, with 300 passengers aboard, radioed that the vessel struck a submerged object off Machias Maine. The propeller wheel was damaged but officials said no danger. the ship anchored and passengers were safe.
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Boston
Governor Dingey
Machias
Eastern Steamship Company
J. W. Ingalls
Sing Sing Left Fielder Back as Johnson Seeks Competition
New York June 28 William Johnson a negro is arrested after fleeing the apartment of James A Farrell president of U S Steel with jewelry worth 1000 dollars. He asked the officer to place his fielder glove beside him in the cell. Johnson has played left field for Sing Sing before during a burglary stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sporting Guides
Johnson
William
Sing Sing
Wani ads and Life Time chance items in a 1930s issue
Classifieds include rental offer for two large furnished rooms with bath and utilities and a business financing ad by McNess Co Freeport Division 41. A radio program honors champion W L Stribling and feature songs dedicated to his family with references to Gene Tunney and the American Legion band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNess Co
Freeport
Steve Luke
Old Georgia
Phil Scott
Phil
Gene Tunney
W. L
Ma Stribling
American Legion Band
Fourth of July Golf Tournament at Glen Arven Opens
The twelfth annual Fourth of July Tournament at Glen Arven Country Club runs July 1 to 4 with entry closing noon Monday. Players from Savannah, Atlanta and Florida towns plus Valdosta and other Georgia cities expected. dinners, teas, and a club dance planned. trophies on display at Jerger's Jewelry Store awaiting clubhouse move Monday afternoon.
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Glen Arven Country Club
S. D. Tittle
Savannah
Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Valdosta
Tallahassee
Moultrie
Quitman
Bainbridge
Albany
Quincy
Florida
Walter Hammond
T. B. Chisholm
Jerger’s
Piney Woods Championship Qualifying and Flight Finals
Qualifying opens Tuesday July 1 with 18 holes and a gold medal for low score. Teams compete in a four-man aggregate, with sixteen top scores entering Piney Woods Championship flights. Ties decided by drawing. playoff holes scheduled. Dance for visitors 9 p m. Wednesday July 2.
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Piney Woods
Thomasville Fertilizer Company
Glen Arven County Club
Glen Arven Country Club
Thomasville Doctors
Thomasville Druggists
Thomasville Ice and Manufacturing Company
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Thomasville Hardware Dealers
Various Visitors and Local Ads Highlight Thomasville Scene
Names of visitors and residents fill a Thomasville page with mentions of Cincinnatti, At lanta, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Minneapolis, Miami, Savannah, Tampa, Boston and Montezuma. Notes include business visitors, social visits, vocal studies, piano sales, plumbing ads, a taxi service, sermons and travel mentions.
Kiwanis delegates head to Atlantic City convention
Messrs Heeth Varnedoe and Leb beus Deble leave for Atlantic City New Jersey to represent the local Kiwanis club at the International convention. The Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion postpones its monthly meeting to July eighth due to many members attending the Gainesville state convention.
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Messrs
Heeth Varnedoe
Lebbeus Deble
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion
Gainesville
Soule Sails for Chile with Party
Fourteen agriculturists sail on the liner Teno to Chile to inspect nitrate fields and join in the centenary of the industry. The party includes Wilmon Newell, Andrew M. Soule, Alfred Kahn, E. C. Brooks, and T. C. Johnson among others. Receptions and tours planned to nitrate regions and agricultural areas.
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New York
Teno
Chile
United States
Wilmon Newell
Florida Experiment Station
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College
Alfred Kahn
Little Rock
Ark
E. C. Brooks
North Carolina State College
T. C. Johnson
Theirginia Truck Experiment Station
Carol and Ileana reunite in Bucharest greeting at station
In Bucharest on June 28 King Carol and his sister Princess Ileana met for the first time in two years at the railway station. The scene was moving as Ileana embraced Carol and showed equal affection for their brother Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Ileana
Nicholas
Kiwanis Club Awards Trophies For All Flight Winners
Trophies were provided for all other flights in addition to the above awards. Kiwanis Club hosted the event and announced prizes for participants across multiple divisions.
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Kiwanis Club
Baseball results and travel schedules in brief
In the American League Cleveland tops New York 13 174 after a 7 13 start. Chicago beats Boston 6 0. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 20 0. Foxx homered for Philadelphia in the loss. In the National League Philadelphia sweeps Pittsburgh 6 11 3, then Philadelphia loses to Pittsburgh with Benge and McCurdy on the mound. Brooklyn visits Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati. Train schedules list Southland routes to Montgomery Jax Savannah Perry Albany and destinations like St Louis Jacksonville and Savannah with several departures and arrivals.
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Rhe Cleveland
New York
Brown
Shoffner
Myatt
Johnson
Dickey
Southland
Montgomery
Jax
Savannah
Jesup
Perry
Fanlon
Capitola
Albany
Birmingham
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
M. T. Wells
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Glen Arven
W. L. (Young) Stribling
van Poor Rat
South Georgia
Ole
J. T. Culpepper & Son General Insurance
Williams Bidg
Flowers Baking Co
Rosemary
North Carolina
Cleveland Union
Brussels
Sing
Jerger’s Jewelry Store
C. A. Allen
Cincinnatti
Thomasvile
3. W. Dacus
School of Commerce
J. A. Wilson of
DR. Howard Thompson
Mr. H. 8. Petty
Gainesville, Fla
Smeith
Edythe Wheeler
Minneapolis
CoCroft Music Co
C. W. Quinn
Miami
Ethel Spence
Victor Records
Mary Warren Hudson
W. W. Alexander
Baxley
W. F. McIntyre
Cairo
Eart
Mayo
Col. Calhoun and
N. Broad Service
W. P. Pemberton
Tampa
Chastain
Marshall Woodson
Saulsburg
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Tosco Hotel
Mrs. C. W. Allen
Mrs. Allen
J. T. Daniel
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Grace Chastain
Margaret Brabham
Bluffton
Katherine Harrison
American Cafe
Rosebud Cafe
Massey Secretarial School
Williams
Soule
Henry
Tate
MacFaydne and Heving
Philadelphia
Collins
Manion
Walberg
Earnshaw
Foxx
Pittsburgh
Nichols
Davis
Spencer
Hemsley
Benge
McCurdy
Chagnon
Bool
Brooklyn
Phelps and
Lopez
Malone and Hartnett
Cincinnati
Cantwell and Cronin
Kolp
Rixey
Sukeforth
Atlantic Coast Line
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