Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-09

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| ture at New orleans, La. He says
opinion of commissioners is that
present crop will fall below govern
ment forecast. He declares Inter
ests inimical to farmers have ham,
mered price of cotton He says
staple should bring much more than
/ at present.
| GADSDEN.-Grady Hale, of Muir
rycroSS, comes to Gadsden searching
| for unknown man who ran a Ford
car into building which houses his
;; srist mill, completely wrecking his
mill.
GADSDEN.-Rev Moragne, 81,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Moragne,
| Ct Gadsden, dies at Orlando, Fla,
from injuries sustained when tank
of boiling asphalt exploded.
UNIVERSITY. = Rammer-Jammer
is name of new Alabama university
magazine. Robert Matherne is edit
tor-in-chief
BESSEMER. -Sheriff's office of
Bessemer raids so stills during Sep
tember, seizes 81 gallons Of whisky,
41,O70 gallons of beer and arrests Is
men at stills.
MONTGOMERY. - Congressman
Lister Hill will deliver number of
speeches in Kentucky for national
Democratic ticket.
BESSEMER.-T. NJ. Wilson, 60,
dies at home here. Remains are
sent to Lafayette, Ga, for inter
ment.
MONTGOMERY Power
company asks permission of public
service commission to purchase cleo
trio properties in Fayette from j. A.
Richards and G.. b. Matthews.
JASPER. - United Farmers of
America will shortly begin organiza-
ton work in Walker county.
TUSCALOOSA. - AS result oil
movement started here by American
Legion to have business houses dis
play United States flags on all prop
err occasions, more than $50 business
houses place orders for steel flag
staffs and flags.
MONTGOMERY. Six hundred
and forty-three brands of feed stuff
are registered with department. OF
agriculture in one day. During year
approximately 1000 brands were reg
istered.
MONTGOMERY. - Third annual
fat cattle show opens here with over
5000 head Of cattle entered from
Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.
BIRMINGHAM. = Hugo Black,
Birming CHAM attorney, is appointed
special assistant attorney general to
carry on impeachment proceedings
against Sheriff Paul Cazales, Of Mo-
bile.
TUSCUMBIA-J.T T. Kirk, of Tus-
cumbia, and N. o. Redd, 81 Florence,
are building new hotel here.
sHEFFIELD.-R. A. Fuller, As,
is killed instantly at Cherokee by
auto driven by Hogue Sherrod, of
Cherokee.
MOBILE.-Gen. B. M. Houghton,
commander of Alabama division of
United Confederate veterans, will
WELD gavel made from keel of Con-
federate battleship, Merrimac, at
opening of annual session of Ala
bama Confederates here, October %.
FLORENCE. r. N Martin,
young man employed at Wilson
Dam, loses his balance and falls 100
feet, causing instant death.
ANNISTON.-Hor of hungry
rats plays havoc with gold fish
colony in artificial fish pond by side
of city hall.
DECATUR.-A. J. Dewitt, IS,
Confederate veteran, is robbed of
$3.50 while at Union station
here. Two negro women who as
sisted him in getting cup Of coffee
are being held.
Observation-Disclosures B. McCul-
lom, 81, well-known farmer of
Moore's Mill, is dead.
IRONDALE-M. S. Jones, 80, of
this place, dies in hospital in Bir-
mingham, from wounds received
during raid on still near here.
HUNTSVILLE.-Prof. Alfred w.
Hodges, prominent educator of Madi-
son county, dies at his home here.
at age of 60.
GREENSBORO. - M. Currie dies
at local hospital from typhoid fever.
His wife died few months ago.
FAIRFIELD. - Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad company will
build new billet and sheet mill here,
and will turn out $4,000 tons of cot.
ton ties annually.
Notwithstanding river barge
line is bringing much Birmingham
steel here for shipment to foreign
ports.
ALBANY.-Some of departments
in l.. & N. shops here are operating
day and night. Total of 1900 men
are now employed in these shops.
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