Judge R D McLeod Dies in Florida After Short Illness
Crawfordsville Fla June 30 Judge Roderick Donald McLeod 82 a colorful figure in Florida's early days died here after a brief illness He was brigadier general in command of the first brigade Florida division United Confederate Veterans a pioneer newspaper editor and publisher and a long time attorney His career spanned Civil War service recruitment in the Spanish American War newspaper work four terms as mayor of Oglethorpe Ga and nearly thirty years as Wakulla County Florida judge He was born at Americus Ga January 15 1848 and raised there after the Confederate army he settled in Live Oak Fla where he joined the bar in 1873.
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Crawfordsville
Fla
Roderick Donald McLeod
Florida
Senate orders tariff panel to probe sugar iron duties
Washington June 30 The senate directed the tariff commission to investigate the duties on sugar and pig iron. The move aims to assess current tariff levels and potential impacts on industry and trade.
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Washington
Senate Today
Tariff Commission
Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo Ad
A Thomasville Georgia druggist advertises Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo promising full dandruff removal. The Inman Drug Company guarantees results and urges readers to wash hair to remove unsightly flakes.
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Fitch
Inman Drug Company
Thomasville
Hunter Brothers Set Dawn Flight Record at Sky Harbor
The Hunter brothers from Sparta Illinois extended a plane endurance record at Sky Harbor Airport, clocked after dawn by NAAs contest officials. Their ground crew of four, with sister Irene cooking, received thousands of congratulatory messages as crowds watched the two year old Stingen-Detroiter cabin monoplane complete a record run amid army planes and busy field activity.
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Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
St. Louis
W. P. LicFarland
Luke Christopher
National Aeronautical Association
Sky Harbor
Hunter
Egypt
Illinois
Land of the Nile
John Is
Kenneth
Albert
Walter
Irene
Sparta
Ida Hunter
John
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Ill
Prin
Albert Hunter
Senator Smoot to Wed Mrs. Alice Sheets in Salt Lake Temple
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah announced he will marry Mrs. Alice Taylor Sheets of Salt Lake City. The ceremony is planned at the Latter Day Saints Temple in Salt Lake City, with no date given. Sheets, widow since 1918, and Smoot, a Senate finance chair, had been seen together in Washington.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Alice Taylor Sheets
Latter Day Saints
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Sheets
Latter Day Saints Church
Weekend visitors greet local residents
Personal mentions list several out of town visitors including Mr T. K. Whitley of Albany who is a well known weekend guest. Mr Roy Robertson of Plant City is in town for a few days. Mrs Lee Neel has returned from a short visit to Atlanta. Mr George Boylston of Louisiana is among the visitors here for the week.
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T. K. Whitley of
Albany
Roy Robertson
Plant City
Mrs. Lee Neel
Atlanta
George Boylston
Louisiana
Mr. H. C. Stone of
Leesburg
Local notices and arrivals fill city pages
Albany visitors include Ed Walsh, H C Stone, George Bass, and J O Stewart with families. Columbus and Sanford connections visit. Baxley plumbing ad and Montezuma peaches advertised. Mrs MacIntyre recovering after appendectomy. city health tag and inoculation reminder. prayer meeting planned at Mrs A Singletery’s.
Summer Rates and Local Visitors Highlight Town
Bay of Night Classes School of Commerce hosts summer rates. Mr and Mrs Newell Hamilton and their Jacksonville son visit relatives. Hamilton plans to play in the rolf tournament at Glen Arven. Mr Grant Ennis appears among business visitors for a short stay this week.
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School of Commerce
Newell Hamilton
Jacksonville
Mr. Hamilton
Glen Arven
Pleasant society notices and funeral record fill local page
Mrs Worth Upchurch and children have returned home after a delightful visit on St Simons Island. Mrs Amanda Susan Ward funeral held at Campbell Street residence with burial at Laurel Hill. All Kiwanis Night luncheon planned at Rosemary Inn with radio address from Atlantic City and appearances by Hinton and Morris.
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Amanda Susan Ward
Campbell Street
O. F. Cook
Robb White, Jr
Laurel Hill Cemetery
W. A. Wheeler
Economic Shift Sparks Debate on Unemployment Insurance
The speaker argues unemployment insurance reflects broader economic cycles. Production outpaces consumption while exports fall, signaling a domestic crisis. Citing political risk, the analysis asserts current economic relations with other nations do not benefit American wallets.
ASEBATS RESULTS AT NEW YORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
In New York the ASEBATS games show batteries Braxton Tate Pipgras Hargrave. Cleveland Beand Myatt Morris Durham Hoving. Detroit Sorrell DeSautels Rommel Cochrane. St. Louis Blaeholder Ferrell Marberry Spencer. New York Genewich Mitchell Hogan Blake Hartnett. Boston Sherdel Spohrer Kremer Hemsley. National League matchups listed include New York at Chicago, and Boston at Pittsburgh with designated battery pairs.
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Cheage
New York
Braxton and
Tate
Pipgras
Hargrave
Cleveland
Boston
Beand and Myatt
Morris, Durham and Hoving
Detroit
Philadelphia
Sorrell and DeSautels
Rommel and
Cochrane
St. Louis
Washington
Blaeholder and Ferrell
Marberry and Spencer
National League
Chicago
Genewich
Mitchell
Hogan
Blake and Hartnett
Pittsburgh
Sherdel
Spohrer
Kremer
Hemsley
Bear mauls child at Medinah miniature zoo
A bear at the Medinah country club miniature zoo in Chicago tore off the right hand and forearm of three year old Barbara Cross who was petting the animal. The upper arm was severely lacerated and her condition remained serious but not expected to be fatal.
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Chicago
Barbara Cross
Minature Zoo
Medinah Country Club
Ward Families of Thomas and Brooks Counties Annual Reunion
Family and friends gathered at the Ward farm six miles northeast of Boston on Sunday June 29 to honor Mrs. W. H. Ward age 83 and her sister Mrs. Mary Lee age 85. About 140 attendees included 52 grandchildren 50 great grandchildren and several in laws. A large meal and group portrait concluded the day with well wishes for the grand matriarchs lasting into the future.
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Messrs
T. A. and
George W. Ward
Mesdames C. §. Jones
L. Simpson
J. H. Finch
W. F. Beaty
C. F. Cilmer
R. L. Cook
McGraw
W. J. Chisholm
Barwick
M. E. Myer
Tampa L
Simpson
Dixie
W. J. Beath
Boston
Georgia
M. E. Myers
R. G. Jackson
Telephone service disrupted by storm at Jarrell Home area
About thirty telephones were out of commission after a lightning strike and high winds damaged toll wires to Tallahassee and Valdosta. Crews worked while the East Jackson Street office undergoes a floor renovation and repairs continue, with headquarters in the Medical Building across the street.
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Jarrell
Southern Bell Co
Tallahassee
Valdosta
East Jackson Street
Senate Starts Deliberations on Veterans Aid Bill
Washington June 30 The Senate began consideration of a World War veterans pension bill with Indiana Republican leader Senator Watson urging speedy passage Democrats prepared to press the Walsh Connally substitute for higher pension rates and there was little chance of final action today Watson opposed any increase in disability rates arguing the bill starts a pension policy for World War veterans and should not set monthly rates above 12 to 40 dollars He said the bill would win approval from the House and President Hoover.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Indianan
House
Hoover
Texan Allison Upsets Cochet at British Championships
At Wimbledon Wilmer Allison of the United States defeated world champion Henri Cochet of France in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-3 to reach the semi finals alongside Bill Tilden John Doeg and Jean Borotra. Lott fell to Borotra as the Americans suffer a rare setback.
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Wimbledon
England
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
France
United States
Jean Borotra
Allison
Cochet
Bill Tilden
J. G. Gregory
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
George Lott
Chicago
Borotra
Lott
Bull Gores Man and He Dies of Injuries
Oliver McCammon a 47 year old farmer died in Maryville Tennessee from injuries after a bull gore. He was attacked while walking through a pasture and his son drove the animal away with a pitchfork. The horns penetrated his right lung.
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Maryville
Tenn
Oliver McCammon
McCammon
Half price auto tags set for August first
Atlanta report states the state motor vehicle department confirms automobile tags will be half price starting August 1. Many owners asked about timing and some believed the cut began July 1, but officials say August 1 is the correct date.
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Atlantas
State
Prohibition Agents to Wear Special Caps in New District
Robert E. Tuttle arriving to assume control of the fifth district announces that 200 prohibition agents will wear regulation caps with an officer badge to identify them. He plans transfer of jurisdiction to the department of justice and believes the move will aid identification without reducing efficiency.
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New Orleans
Robert E. Tuttle
Fifth District
Department of Justice
Police Seek Burglars After Laundry Robbery
Atlanta police hunt suspects who robbed the Primrdi Cleaning Company warehouse, estimated $1,000 loss. Entry traced to a break in during the night through an entrance and force.
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Atlanta
Primrdi Cleaning Company
Bank of Winter Park Fails to Open Today
In Tallahassee on June 30 the state banking department announced the Bank of Winter Park failed to open its doors. W H Tunnicliffe, general liquidator, assumed charge. The bank had $60,000 capital and $465,827.80 in deposits on June 4. F W Shepherd of Winter Park was president.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Banking Department
Bank of
Lost on Cairo road reel and rod missing with reward
A lost items notice requests information on a lost Pfluger reel and Winchester rod and line near Cairo road between Barnett's Creek and Thomasville. Reward offered. contact Maddox Tire Co. at phone 142. A separate item is a Georgia petition for amendment to the charter of John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital filed in Thomas County Superior Court dated June 6 1930.
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Pfluger
Winchester
Cairo Road
Barnett’s Creek
Thomasville
Maddox Tire Co
Georgia
Thomas County
Said County
Joh. D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Petitioner
State of Georgia
Petitioner Corporation
John F. Archbold
Hfe
May B. Archbold
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
John D. Archbold Memorial_ Hospital
Superior Court
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R. D. Mleod
Hunter Brothers
Walker’s Pharmacy
Razer, Twoeh Hazel
Senator Smoot
Alice Sheets
Ed Walsh
Baxley
H. H. McDavid
Mass
Francis Turner
Columbus
Herold Turner
Karl Mayo
Calhoun and
N. Broad Service
J. C. Mitchell
Dorothy
Sanford, Fla
O. J. Parramore
Court House Corner
Baptist Church
William F. MacIntyre
Chastain
Jasper Wood
Sopchoppy, Flo
Victor Records
Needles
CoCroft Music Co
C. A. Rouser
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Health Department
C. L. Ward
Ormond Ward
Mr. Grant Ennis
Nell Pringle
Betty Pringle
Constance Balfour
Howard Thompson
R. C Collier
Carolyn and
Louise Collier
R. C. Collier, Jr
Montezuma
J. O. Stewart
Edwina Pringle
Valnere Hawthorn
Betty McCollum
New Jersey
Janet Bedel
Massey Secretarial School
Williams
Gale Co., Inc
Amanda Ward
Asebats
Bull
Man
Bank OF Winter Park
J. B. Jemison
ED Jergher
Clerk Superior Court
Ana Ls
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