Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

TidWell, who is on six months leave
, Of absence attending Columbia uni
versity in New York.
TUSCALOOSA.-Dr. L. E. Brach
kan, local inspector, finds only eight
head of cattle infected with tuber
culosis out Of 1908 in Tuscaloosa
county
FLORENCE. - First Christian
church building here is being re
modelled at cost of over $4,000.
BIRMINGHAM. - "Kaint Ketch
UNI" Birmingham's master burglar
sought by police for two years, and
held accountable for more than $500,
600 losses in loot, is now behind pris
on bars. He is John Watson. Police
say he has confessed.
MONTGOMERY. - Montgomery
plant of Southern Cotton Oil com
pany will be opened for business
again, as result of order of Judge
Runyon, of New York federal court
which authorizes receivers of prop.
erty. of Virginia. Carolina Chemical
company and subsidiaries to resume
operations of thirty-tWo cotton and
seed crushing plants and thirty-two
ginneries.
FLORENCE.-P show un.
der auspices of Muscle Shoals Breed
ers association will be held in Flor
ence November 1922.
| TUSCALOOSA of 259 cases
docketed by police during September,
So are for failure of citizens to have
their dogs vaccinated
ANNISTON.-Will and Alonzo
Hubbard, brothers, are found guilty
Of grand larceny in circuit court
here. Police say more than $40, 900
worth of goods alleged to have been
stolen by these two men in Admission
and Gadsden are recovered.
HOPE HULL. G. Price, of this
place, is fined $25 for trapping beav-
er out of season.
GADSDEN.- negro office
boy at Lesley Brothers, returns box
containing 5000. which he stole from
safe in store. His conscience troubled
him, he says.
SELMA,-W. Presley WEIGH, 49,,
well-known cotton dealer. is dead AS
result of store sign weighing $50
pounds falling on him as he was
walking along street.
SHEFFIELD.-Da No. /, whicn
was to have been built near Flor
ence-Sheffield bridge on Tennessee
river, will be built 25 miles below, it
is announced.
LINEVILLE.-R. L. Moon with
| draws from contest in second cleo
! ton and j. w. Jones is declared
mayor.
/
GADSDEN-Edd Winder, TWEEN
/ ty-three, negro, wanted at Evins,
Ga, on charge of murder and rob-
berry, is arrested here.
ALBANIA CITY.-W. M. Bagley.
eighty four, pioneer citizens, dies at
home here.
| SHEFFIELD.-Re J. r. Stuck
ely, pastor of First Baptist church
here, resigns and accepts passionate
Of First Baptist church at Kansas
| City, Kan.
SELMA.-Railroads will give spe-
cial rates to and from Selma during
county fair, October 1917.
TUSCALOOSA. = Traffic is re-
sumed on Warrior river after hav-
! ing been closed down, owing to re-
| pairs on LOCK Io.
| FLORENCE.-Bac waters from
Wilson dam stop traffic from east
Lauderdale county on Huntsville
road, much of this road being
! flooded.
MONTEVALLO.-Mrs. Sallie SUIT
ton Fancher, sixty-nine, widow of
late John M. Fancher, dies at home
| here.
William Head, six
teen, is dead as result of injuries he
receives when run over by motor
! truck.
MONTGOMERY. - List of candi-
dates for presidential electors on pro-
hibition ticket are certified to by A.
f. Lokey, state chairman, and j.
w. Franklin, state secretary, of pro-
hibition party.
ADMISSION. - Annual meeting of
Alabama Baptists will be held here
November Ills. Several hundred
delegates are expected.
ANNISTON. - Walter L. Haw-
Ilins, assistant cashier of City Bank
and Trust company, resigns and &C.
cepts position with Dairymon's Milk
Products company.
TALLADEGA. - Eighteen-mOnths-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Powell, of Eastaboga, falls into tub
of boiling water and is scalded to
death.
BERRY. = Alabama Power com
pany is building sub-station here and
both Berry and Fayette will have
electric lights.
SOUTH CAROLINA