Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-02


900 stock is subscribed for new
chamber of commerce building.
CARROLLT0N.-Party of masked
men. wearing red hoods, visits Rev.
IT: w. Youngblood at night and
- warns him against reporting viola
tons of prohibition laws.
Observation-Disclosures that her
husband bit off one of her ears, shot
- at her and cursed her, Mrs. Noble
aaA. Bell files divorce suit against her
husband, Chares A. Bell Bell owns
4nvch valuable real estate and has
!" >zs,O00 annual inco"e.
!. MONTGOMERY alabama Power
:, company seeks permission from Ala
par1u public service commission to
+, sell As000,000 stock ror development
purposes.
DECATUR. - Limestone Morgan
company, recently organized. plans
to erect traffic bridge over Tennes-
see river here. Engineer Robert
= son estimates it will cost 1851, 900
- ANNISTON.-Ameri Surety
3 company seeks permission to can.
-! $t1S' bond, furnished for c..
j.. Worth Whiteside, tax collector OF
y Calhoun county, when he took Of
flee. He is now under indictment,
charging embezzlement of $4,000
county money.
-. SELMA .-Crawford Love, one of
wealthiest land owners of Augusta
J county, is arrested by prohibition
Officers on charge of violating pro
!, .hibition laws. He is released under
!. 81 900 bond.
- ROANOKE.-Cham of COM
@r,erce will issue large number or
booklets advertising Roanoke and
this section.
GADsDEN.-John Galloway, so,
dies at his home at Glencoe, near
here.
: DECENTRALIZATION Poe, rural let
Ter carrier for eleven years, resign
; and accepts position with state asrl,
!. cr;tural department as pure 1ooo
). Inspector.
I,AFAYETTE.- J. Thorn
g as Heflin goes to Tennessee, 10 oe
Oliver several speeches in interest," Oh
s General Tyson, Democratic nominee
n TOR United States senator, to succeea
Senator Shields.
sELMA.-George Frederick Wag
I erer, IS, prominent contractor, die9
OF pneumonia at Baptist hospital
TALLADEGA. = New S.o,YJ :.
ehuilding Of Talladega High scnool ~
: completed and opened TO s1uoeil'''
with 175 registered.
.GURLEY.-H. c. Clabough, ata,
gIctio director, Of Madison county
Ugh school here, is seriously IN
al1red wnen large truck passes oven
: his body.
se's% MONTEVALLO.-T are 6oA
+ fstndents enrolled at Alabama col
lace here. and others are yet TO
come. Every available, space IS en-
gagged.
DORA-This town now mas
speed limit of ten miles an hour ior
automobiles. Arrests are being mace
for violating ordinance.
DECATUR.-W and rainstorm
does several thousand dollars dam
ace to Echols hotel. Much roof Is
blown off and walls damaged.
sHEFFIELD.-Cl Ballentine
ia given ten years in state prison
for cutting to death his cousin, Ru'
a fus Ballentine.
Observation-Disclosures are
running four men for congress III
p as many Alabama districts. carlos
E, Roberts, Of Enterprise, is oallol-
date from Third district, to oppose
4s.EEsf b. Steagalla Democrat. James
&c Walker, of Wedowee, is Opposing
w. B. Bowling, Democrat, In ruin
n g
sellyille. is opposing w. B. Bank
baad democrat, in Tenth district.
frank J. Thompson. Of Mobile, is
nnnosine John McDuffie, Democrat,
/ iii first district.
HJJNTSVILLE.-A being closed
down for several months. Huntsville
:. Knitting mill goes on full time.
So MONTGOMERY. - Foreign cor
e porations numbering 1905 have tax
j, en- out permits to do business IN
! Alabama this year This is sub
stantial increase over 1928, accord
ing to secretary of state.
BIRMINGHAM.-M than 1000
citizens have already signed petit
tons asking special election on pro
posed mayor aldermanic form OF
city government, to succeed commits
sion form.
BERRY. Fire, which originates
from explosion of dynamo motor adj
Joining Masonic hall. destroys build
ing and contents, at loss of over
$4,000.
CENTERVILLE.-B of Tusca-
ioosa files bill in circuit court to
foreclose mortgage amounting TO
about $4,000 given by Henry Z.
flowers, coal operator.
MONTGOMERY.-By agreement
OF counsel, Judge Henry ID. Clayton,
United States district judge, makes
7Npermanent injunction granted near
iy two years ago against applica-
ton of order of Alabama public
service commission reducing inter
state passenger fares in Alabama
from S.6 to 3 cents per mile,
TALLADEGA. - Abter Bud
Thompson fatally wounds Lawrence
/. Curd. %, young business man of
Ragland. he and his two sons engage