Gambler's Throw! Calhoun’s island clash and wedding plans
Jerry Calhoun refuses to back down as Nancy Wentworth Ashwood’s captivity and a gang confrontations unfold on an island. Lucci and Ashwood’s crew clash with Calhoun and allies in a tense scene of threats, bravado, and a near bridal celebration gone awry.
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Jerry Calhoun
Nancy Wentworth Ashwood
Nancy
Lucci
Jerry
Stevens
Battles
Jerry Stumd
Johny
Steve
Ajiwood
Caesar
Calhoun
Hamory
Ashwood
Jamary
Georgia Women Readily Back Democratic Ticket Says Emily Woodward
Chicago report notes Emily Woodward of Georgia predicts women voters will support the Democratic party. She and others at a convention cheer the roll call as women wave banners and condemn opposing symbols. Woodward asserts Georgia women will accept the party line in the election.
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Associated Press
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
James J. Walker
New York City
Chicago
WSS
Emily Woodward
Georgia
Marguerite Young
June Oowin
Woon
Iegua Lis Pladerm
Arue
Arkansas
Truck driver and hitch hiker die in Savannah crash
A Southern Baking Company truck collided with a Greyhound bus near Savannah on June 30. Driver Claude E. Miller of Savannah and a hitch hiker believed from Miami died in the ensuing flames. A second hitch hiker from New York and a man from Miami were injured, along with Miss Wilson of Charleston.
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Savannah
Southern Baking Company
Greyhound
Claude E. Miller
Miami
Fla
William Allen
New York
Official count needed to determine Florida's first district winner
Jacksonville report notes an official count will determine Florida's first district representative. J. Hardin Peterson led incumbent Herbert J. Crane by 110 votes, but unofficial returns from 18 counties may contain errors, so the actual winner remains in doubt until the official tally is released.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
J. Hardin Peterson
Herbert J. Crane
Georgia Marble to Be Used in Atlanta Post Office
The treasury announced that Georgia marble will replace brick and limestone in the Atlanta post office. The switch follows a conference between Congressman Charles R. Crisp and Secretary Mills. Georgia officials have pressed for the native stone, with architect A Ten Ekye Brown praising the change and noting job gains and cost savings from nearby quarries.
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Washington
Treasury
Georgia
Atlanta
Charles R. Crisp
Mills
The
Crisp
A. Ten Ekyek Brown
Mr. Brown
Sam F. T
Change to Georgia marble to fund Atlanta post office project
Business observers in Atlanta estimate the switch from Indiana limestone to Georgia marble for the post office building will bring about 300 000 dollars into the state. Roy Le Crew of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce praises Col Tate for the bid. Tate says the price is a cost, shaving thirty five thousand dollars to keep marble within the appropriation.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Indiana
Atlanna Postellice
Roy le Crew
Gcommerce Sand
Uie
Col. Lamate
Georgiatn
Tate
Western Open field wide open as players chase title
Cleveland reports a 130 player field for the Western Open at Sanderbury Course with 15 potential victors. Light Horse Harry Cooper led after 34 holes with 165, aiming to beat Tommy Armour’s 273 Open record, while Walter Hagen, Ed Dudley, and Haig are among top contenders in a wide open chase.
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Cleveland
Sanderbury Course
Gene Saraven
Harry Cooper
Canterbury
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Ozaukee
Walter Hagen
Haig
Ed Dudley
Concordville
Dayton
Dudley
Negro Held Up Artist Shot by Valdosta Patrolman
In Valdosta Georgia July 30 1930 a man identified as Fred Davis escaped Berrien county custody and was shot and killed by Patrolman A Murphy after he fled from a group of citizens pursuing him following a robbery of railroad engineer Leroy Fuss. The coroner stated no inquest was needed.
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Valdosta
Fred Davis
Berrien County
A. Murphy
Leroy Fuss
Murphy
Fuss
Southern Railroad
J. B. Ulmer
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