Governor Declines Subpoena Claiming No Jurisdiction
The governor refused to appear in federal court on July 5, citing nonrecognition of court authority to compel attendance. He said he would not lay aside state business and noted his father Hoke Smith held the same position as Georgia governor. He added he may attend the injunction trial as counsel for the public service commission if state affairs permit.
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G. F. Dantzler
United States
Marion Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Public Service
Fragmented OCR Puzzle List Headlines
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a series of cryptic clues and partial phrases. The items reference phrases about astronomy, geography, and miscellaneous terms such as make into leather and surface for projecting pictures, interspersed with numbers and short cues.
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Cook
Hmb
Commonwealth
Business and social notes mix in regional items
Local visitors from Louisville Atlanta Jacksonville Orlando and Tifton appear in routine business and social notes. The piece also covers a Civil War era scene on the film Operator 13 at the Rose Theatre featuring General Simmons and Marion Davies with a revived rebel yell captured on set.
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Courier 3
General Simmons
Miss Davies
War Department
Allan Pinkerteen
Secret Service
Army of the Potomac
John Hay
Abraham Lincoln
Boleslavsky
Jeb Stuart
Woman Charged With Assault With Intent to Murder Child
Fayette Alabama June 28 Mrs Earl Porter in jail on a charge of assault with intent to murder for beating and maltreating Mary Virginia Johnson a 10 year old orphan in her care for 16 months The more serious charge followed after the child grew worse in a Jasper hospital while Porter had been held on a separate assault and battery with a club charge.
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Fayette
Ala
Earl Porter
Mary Virginia Johnson
Sherif Joe McConnell
Jasper
Kescpital
Amended Naval Stores License Extends to All Gum Products
The amended license prohibits licensees from selling purchasing marketing or handling crude gum cleaned gum turpentine or gum rosin unless each package bears an identifying stamp or tag. It expands coverage beyond separating crude gum to include turpentine and rosin moving to consumers via four channels.
Hitler Stands At Crossroads Debates In Split Ranks
Reported in a paused moment of the German political struggle, Hitler faces a critical crossroad as he debates with radicals and conservatives. The scene shows brownshirt units, labor front supporters, and factions urging different paths for National Socialism. He offers to answer questions from attorneys or the court with the highest regard.
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Storm Troopers
Labor Front
Dons Delay Enroll Now Joyes School
Mrs G C Dempsey and children and Mrs J H Eubanks with daughter Willine return from Atlanta after weeks with sister Mrs S Russell Griner. Hart's Playground hosts swim and picnic. Greenville couple L B Carnes Jr and wife welcome a seven and half pound baby boy born June 25. Mrs Carnes is Nell Washington formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Dempsey
J. H. Eubanks
Willine Eubanks
Atlanta
S. Russell Griner
L. B. Carnes, Jr
Greenville
S. C
Ten Workers Dead After Explosion in Powder Plant
Olympia Washington June 28 ten workers die in a powder factory blast at Hawks Prairie near Olympia. Seven were killed outright, three survived in hospital in critical condition. Fire hindered search efforts as the main storage magazine held several tons of powder. Names and ages listed among the dead.
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Olympia
Wash
Hawks Prairie
Skoda
Ches Carpenter
Marread
Hazel Eppley
H. J. Dean
Alvin Smith
Andrew Hayden
J. O. Adams
John Clausen
Clarence. Ulery
Peal Ulery
Oliver Wilson
Henry Dean
Britain objects to debt payments in kind proposal
Washington reports Britain rejects a US hint to pay war debts in goods citing economic objections. Britain warns deliveries in kind would not satisfy America and could prevent purchasing cotton and other exports. The note references German reparations and a 1924 Dawes committee view that in kind payments are effectively cash. A separate item notes a fire damaged pant owned by J. A. Dean of Portland, Oregon, with an estimated loss of $75,000.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Dawes
J. A. Dean
Portland
Ore
Doan's Pills Endorsed for Kidney Pain Relief Claim
An old public health marketing piece touts Doan's Pills as a safe remedy for kidney pains and backache. It warns against unproven "kidney cures" and urges consulting a druggist for this product, claimed to have helped millions for over a decade.
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Avery
Edney
Government hopes for settlement amid abnormal conditions
The note states His Majesty's government will welcome the opportunity to resume talks when abnormal conditions have passed and favorable prospects for a settlement appear. The amount of money to be paid remains unsettled as discussions continue.
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