Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-11-24
ALABAMA

| FORT PAYNE.-Several hundred
| citizens, including business and pro-
| fessional men, assist in improving
Wade Gap road, leading to Master
school on Lookout mountain.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hold CO.
operative hog sale, disposing of II
hogs for $8S1.S9, or $7.25 per hun
| dred.
COLLINSVILLE. SCOUT h er n
! freight train is wrecked near here,
blocking traffic some time. No one
| injured.
SBORO.-Alabama Overall
company completes new annex and
will double capacity.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is given here
! that Tennessee, Alabama and Geor-
gia railroad will commence work
within thirty days building line from
Marguerite to Gadsden.
EARLVILLE.- fine beef
cattle die from eating mash, left at
still destroyed by officers.
MOBILE.-Federal government of
fers use of 1000 acres of lands at
Fort Morgan to Alabama national
guards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is on here
| to raise funds for employment of
| county nurse.
MONTGOMERY. A. Boyd,
president of state convict board, re-
| fuses to give newspapers informa-
ton concerning operation of convict
system.
WINONA.-O. C. Hill, thirty-nine,
merchant, is seriously shot by un-
identified negro, while attempting to
sell supposedly unloaded gun, in his
store here.
INGLENOOK.-League Of Women
Voters is organized here with %
members. Mrs. Hubert Cline is elect
ed president.
BIRMINGHAM Christian s.
Leach, widow of Christian S. Leach
of Maysville, KY, and New Orleans,
La. dies here at home of daughter,
Mrs. Monro E. Lanier.
1RONDALE.-Chester WimberIy
negro, is struck by Southern pas.
senger train and left leg cut entire
ly off.
CAHARA.-Dr. John N. Furniss
ships one and One-half tons of pc
cans, grown on plantation near here.
MONTGOMERY.-Par collection of
checks, deferred credit on remit
! tances, and requirement that re.
| serves be maintained on which no in
| terest is allowed, are some reasons
| given for Alabama banks not Join.
ing federal reserve system, at hear
ing here by congressional commit.
| tee.
MOBILE.-After confiscation of
over 100000 worth of liquors and
many arrests by federal agents, Mo-
bile is quiet again.
SHEFFIELD.-M +. r. Whit
field and Miss Loua jackson are
pauly injured when taXicab in
which they are riding is struck nv
switch engine.
WILSON DAM-Headed nv for.
mer Governor Brough, 125 Arkansas
! business men arrive on special train
and investigate investment oppor.
tunities here.
JEMISON.-Arthur Segars, under
sentence of six years for grand lar
ceny from Lauderdale county. iun1ps
from moving train here and es-
capes, is he is being taken to state
penitentiary.
ODENVILLE.-Right of way fifty
feet wide is obtained for highway
from here to PelI City.
| OPELIKA.-Policeman Mack Rob
ertson is shot in neck and badly
| wounded by unknown man, whom
ne attempts to arrest for whisky
selling.
HAZEL GREEN.-Claude M. Har.
rell is appointed game warden for
! Madison county.
| Observation-Disclosures Tele-
phone company files petition with
| Alabama public service commission
asking right to sell their telephone
| lines in north Alabama to Southern
| Bell company.
| GOODWATER.-Wallace Waites,
16, is seriously burned by gasoline
| explosion, caused by striking match
In dark to see how to fill auto tank.
MARION.-Dr. Mark H. Holt is
elected president of Historical Socie-
| ty of Alabama Methodist confer
ence.
UNION SPRINGS.-New Conner
cotton mill will open for business in
few weeks, and will add so families
to population.
TOWNLEY-Act of state Iegisla-
ture abolishing corporation of Town
ley will be tested in state courts.
CARROLLTON. = County game
warden receives numerous COM
plants of persons hunting on posted
lands, contrary to law.
ER.-Co-operative farmers of
Walker county who have been ship
ping cream to Birmingham, advance
prices from 35 and 40 cents to so
cents per pound.
UNION SPRINGS.-Mrs. Julia
Boyd Ramsey dies at home of
daughter Mrs. L. NJ. Mosley.
ELBA.-While cutting large tree.
limb falls on w. p. Windham, kill
ing him instantly.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. still. on.
Grated with ten horse power boiler
and pump, is captured on Warrior
river. Operators escape in skiff.
Gadsden.-Plans for consolidation
" NAAAio4lOuoSo VI several COuDCl6S IN
this section of Alabama, made pos
slble under new law, is being dis
cussed by Etowah county commits
sioners.
LOALEY.-G. r. Witt is badly in
Jured when thrown from wagon by
horses running away.
MOBILE.-John LIVINGSTON. Jr.
ID, negro. born at. Richmond, Va,
September Is, 1908. dies here.
WALKER SPRINGS. - D. w
Coleman, "A, dies here at place
where he was born.
PRATTVILLE.-M planta-
ton and Livingston plantation are
sold by Alexander Brothers to David
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