Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-09
ALABAMA


MONTGOMERY. = City commits
sioners adopt ordinance providing
fine of from 81 to $10O against mask.
ed p=rsons appearing or streets.
EADSDEN. - Chamber of com
nerce opposes further railroad leg
islation until roads have time to re-
cover from government operation,
TROY Troy Veneer & Crate Co.
are shipping three carloads of crates
daily to fruit growers in Georgia and
Florida.
CENTERVILLE.-Co here is
six week. 80 and daily heavy rains
are doing much damage.
JACKSONVILLE. = Mrs. Alice
Jones Camp and L. H. Pittman, of
Tallapoosa, Ga, are married at home
of brides sister. Mrs. NJ. j. Hames.
ANNISTON.-Contract is let for
new Masonic temple.
EUFAULA.-Mrs. n. i. Gaugans,
postnistress, still hold office despite
fact state legislature requested her
removal.
SELMA.-County officials decide
to have preaching for prisoners in
county jail each Sunday.
BRIDGEPORT. = Prospects for
biggest corn crop ever known here
are good. Cotton is very good.
RRoOKWOOD.- Edward Elliott,
prominent farmer, is dead; Osca"
Logins is seriously wounded and
Ernest and Sam Logins, sons of
Oscar Logins, are in jail at Tus-
caloosa, as result of ~ pistol fight
concerning children.
BIRMINGHAM. = Site iA pur-
chased on corner of Fifth avenue
and Twenty.first street for HISTORY
building, to cost 1,500, 900.
BIRMINGHAM. - County conn
missioneSs plan to sell county court
house, valued at 500, 900, and erect
new building.
MONTGOMERY. = Alabama will
erect 100000 state tuberculosis
sanitarium, if bill before legislature
passes.
ANNISTON.-Office Smith and
Phillips receive 500 reward for ar
rest of Roy Herndon, wanted at Cot
tondale, Fla
MOBILE.-Stock men and farm.
ers organize to fight pending state
wide stock law measure.
MONTGOMERY. = 3. Mus
grove, former candidate for L. S.
senator, opposes Senator oscar w
Underwood for president, saying
T-nderwood is wet"
MONTGoMERY.-G. T. McElder-
~, president of Alabama Farmers
union, requests conference of south
ern farmers at New Orleans. Sep
tember 1920, to devise means of
combating boil weevil.
SHEPHERDSvILL Eighteenth
annual session of United Order OF
Good Shepherds donates 80 acres of
land for home for delinquent negro
girls.
MONTGOMERY Nellie Bester
negro woman convicted of murder
ing her husband, will not be hanged
August 8. Governor w. w. Bran
ion grants respite until October II
BfRMINGHA M Alabama coal
mines are producing average of $780,
coo tons per week.
s BIRMINGHAM ants
invade Birmingham and are doing
: considerable damage.
BIRMINGHAM Oscar
w. Underwood brands William J.
Bryan's charges that he is wet
and controlled by Wall street." as
false.
ENSLEY.-'United Mine Work
ers of America, from their Offices
at Indianapolis. Ind, commenced
fight against Alabama convict sys-
tem," James Bowron. chairman OF
board of Gulf States Steel company,
+ tells Kiwanis club.
MONTGOMERY.-Legis bill
providing for election of county SUI
perintendents of education by peo-
pie IL defeated.
: DECATUR.-Sena w J. Harris,
of Georgia, who is visiting home of
lAte General Joe Wheeler, at Wheel
er station, is invited to speak here.
NORTH CAROLINA
WILMINGTON Sheriff Jackson,
OF New Hanover county, begins in
tensive effort to enforce state law