Hospital Opens to Visitors as Judge Approves Archbold Gift
Visitors from all sections come to South Georgia and North Florida for Dr A D Little presents to Mr Archbold a painting of his father. Hospital accepted by Judge Hi W Hopkins for the board of trustees and opened to visitors until ten o clock tonight.
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A. D. Little
Archbold Beautiful
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State Board of Health
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Thomasville Choral Society
Jerusalem
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B. R. Jerger
A. D. Litthe
Hbold
Mary Foote
Washington
New York
Dr. Little
Archbold
Colonel Bevans
H. W. Hopkins
Thomasville
South Georgia
Archbold Memorial Hospital Dedication Honors Donor and Georgia Officials
In a sunlit ceremony at Thomasville the Archbold Memorial Hospital dedication drew hundreds from South Georgia and North Florida. Governor Walker telegramed congratulations, appointing the donor as a member of the Governor's Staff in recognition of his service to the state.
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Judge Hopkins
Walker
Archbold
Hundred Vessels to be Offered for Scrapping
The Shipping Board through its emergency feet corporation opened bids for scrapping one hundred vessels. Awards will be reviewed by the Shipping Board with final say. Henry Ford was among expected bidders aiming to repurpose ships into manufacturing materials.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
The
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Feet Corporation Power
Feet Corporation
Henry Ford
Salisbury Man Sentenced to Weekends in Jail
Thomas Baker a mill employee in Salisbury North Carolina was found guilty of operating a vehicle under the influence of whiskey by Judge Charles Coggins in Rowan County Court. He must report Saturdays and be confined until Sundays for ten weeks and pay a fifty dollar fine.
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the Associated Press
Salisbury
N. C
Thomas Baker
Charles Cogins
Rowan County Court
Baker
Coggins
William Shepherd Freed After Grand Jury No Bill
William Shepherd was discharged when the grand jury returned a no bill in connection with the death of Mrs. Emm McClintock, 16 years ago. The Associated Press reports the case ends with no further charges.
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MAN
Grand Jury
Emma McClintock
Tne
Associated Presa
Chicago
William Shepherd
Emm. McClintock
Refrigerator makers fined in federal court
Sixteen refrigerator manufacturing companies pleaded guilty in federal court today to Sherman antitrust indictments in furniture cases and were sentenced to pay fines ranging from two thousand to five thousand dollars each.
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Prana
Kearns Denied Permit to Second Walker in Greb Bout
New York AP reports promoter Wiack Kearns was denied by the state athletic commission to second Mickey Walker in his title defense against Harry Greb at the Polo Grounds Thursday night.
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New York
Wiack Kearns
Jack Dempepy
Mickey Walker
State Athletic Commission
Walker
Harry Greb
Polo Grounds
White House Airedale Arrives at Swampscott
Airedale named White House arrives in Swampscott Massachusetts as of June 30. Reporter Paul Prey notes the dog’s arrival at a local residence. Residents welcome the new canine visitor and anticipate further appearances in community life.
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White House
Airedale
Swampscott
Associated Penn
Anderson Quits State Highway Board in Georgia
W T Anderson of Macon resigns as a member of the State Highway Board and declines to name a successor. Governor Walker plans to await highway developments and will not seek Senate confirmation for Stanley Bennett. Anderson reasserts charges against Chairman John N Holder and cites Supreme Court actions and ongoing legislative disputes.
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Atlanta
W. T. Anderson
Macon
State Highway Board
Walker
Senate
Stanley Bennett
Highway Board
Anderson
John N. Holder
Holder
State Supreme Court
Wilker
Hom. Clifford ‘Walker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Highway Department
Coolidge Improves. President Plans Return by Auto
President Coolidge, after visiting his father in Plymouth Vermont, announces improved condition of Col John Coolidge. He will return by motor to Swampscott Massachusetts to be with his father, with assurance of continued improvement.
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Col. Coolidge
Swampscott
White Court
Plymouth
Ah Finette
Coolidge
Massachusetts
John Coolidge
Scott
Dog collar bears message to President Coolidge in Swampscott
A dog wore a collar bearing the inscription Paul Pry to President Coolidge White Court Swampscott. The readable fragment suggests a personal note or message directed at the president and linked to the Massachusetts town of Swampscott.
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Paul Pry
President Coolidge
White Court
Swampscott
Dayton Prepares for Throngs at Evolution Trial
Dayton Tennessee readies for July tenth trial of John T Scopes the schoolteacher charged with teaching evolution Dozens of lawyers from northern cities prepare the case while Dayton plans a large residence for attorneys and an overflow auditorium with amplifiers for spectators.
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Dayton
Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
Plaza
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Short Session Opened With Delayed House Rules Debate
Georgia general assembly session ends early as both chambers adjourn before 11:15. House records 38 new bills in a 50 minute day. Senate adds 11. Dykes delays rule debate to allow member review. bills include funding for Valdosta State Woman's College and two firefighter shifts in larger cities.
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Associated Arena
Atlanta
Generally
House
Dekle
Standford
Lowndes
University of George
Georgia State Woman's College
Valdosta
Debt talks on Italy’s ability to pay US debts resume in Washington
In Washington a two government delegation resumed funding talks over Italy’s capacity to pay debt to the United States. The analysis occupied the session with slow progress and another meeting is likely on Tuesday.
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D.C
Itaty
United States
Georgia Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy skies cover Georgia with cooler overnight conditions. Wednesday brings continued cloud cover and mild temperatures across the state.
Twenty Million Loan Sought for City Reconstruction
Nine people perished in yesterday’s disaster that struck the prostrate California city. The devastated town began debris clearing and damage inventories as thirty residents remained hospitalized. Officials and bankers discuss a twenty million loan to finance reconstruction.
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California
Ecene
Santa Barbara asks 2 million quake fund and 20 million rebuild aid
Santa Barbara through its clearing house association appeals for a two million dollar earthquake fund and a twenty million dollar reconstruction fund. Offers of aid from San Francisco and Los Angeles were discussed by city, chamber, and clearing house leaders as engineers are sought. Three tremors rocked the city, forcing residents from homes and leaving many to sleep outdoors while a window cleaner named William Proctor was injured in the shaking.
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Associated
Santa Barbara
Cal
Clearing House Association
San Francisco
Los Angles
City Council
Chamber of Commerce and
William Proctor
Santa Barbara Earthquake Toll Rises Amid Reconstruction
In Santa Barbara, June 30, the city faces widespread destruction from yesterday's quake. Nine dead and thirty injured fill hospital reports, with losses estimated between fifteen and thirty million dollars as State Street shows collapsed businesses and scattered debris.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
State Street
Santa Barbara in ruins after 30 million dollar quakes
Early yesterday a pair of earthquakes shook Santa Barbara at 6 44 am causing widespread destruction in the business district. Officials estimate property damage around 30 million dollars with about a dozen deaths expected as wreckage is cleared. Mrs. Charles E Perkins reportedly perished in the Arlington Hotel collapse.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Channel City
Charles E. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington and Quicy
Arlington
A. L. Richmond
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Dooley
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Main Artery
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