Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-20
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ANNISTON.-Sepa OF sexes
at Howard college at Birmingham
Baptist institution is recommended
by state educational commission in
annual report To Alabama Baptist
: convention in session here. Report
proposes division of college into de-
partnert3 for men and women.
DELTA-H. L. Stephens, farmer,
IS dead and two others injured and
Mcbride King is in jail at Admission
charged with driving his automobile
ersr these men while intoxicated.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he had
20 gallons of homemade peach cider
ror his own consumption in his
NOME here, Desk Sergeant c. NJ.
higgins, of police headquarters, is
lined $500 and so days in jail.
MOBILE.-Eight men are in Jail
here charged with holding cards in
I. W. w, in default of $500 bonds
each.
UNIVERSITY.-U OF Ala
bama confers honorary degree of
LID Oh Judge Robert Gould Street,
, OF Galveston, Texas. He dies Sun
day, it becomes known here.
TUsCALOOGA-J. T. Green, of
Bessemer. freight conductor on
Louisville and Nashville railroad, is
seriously injured when his caboose
jumps track.
It. OFELIKA.-Lee county grand
jury returns SO indictments, most of
them foc making and selling whisky
HILLSRORO.-W. P. Hampton,
prohibition agent, is shot and serl-
ously wounded by members of an
other party of prohibition agents.
Two parties of agents were in woods
searching for stills and Hampton
was mistaken for moonshiner.
JASPER.-One hundredth ami
versary of Walker county is fitting
ly celebrated here. Historical pag-
I. cant is part of program.
GADsDEN.-Homer Beard is in
dicted for first degree murder in con-
nection with Staying of Policeman
Henry Ingram at Alfalfa.
~ OZARK.-On advice of Bishop
Warren A. Gambler, action on pro
nosed unifcation of northern and
southern branches of Methodist
church is postponed until next year
by Alabama conference in session
here.
GREENSBORO. - yellow flag
floats over home of E. w. Gewin,
county tax collector, on account of
case Of smallpox at his home.
GREENSBORO.-Large barn on
farm of w. II. Sampsill, near here,
Is destroyed by fire.
GREENVILLE. - Butler county
farm exhibit, under manag cement of
E A. Simmons, carries off third
prize at state fair.
LEIGHTON. = Thirteen store
buildings, recently destroyed here by
fire, will be replaced with freproof
structures.
ONEONTA. w. Hubert Young,
43, prominent coal dealer, dies at
hospital in Birmingham, following
long illness.
BIRMINGHAM Walter Davis is
shot and killed at his home here and
his wife, Mrs. Annie Davis, is being
held for murder
MOBILE.-Five Mobile children
are under treatment for rabies as re-
suit of having been bitten by rabid
DOG.
BIRMINGHAM. - Birmingham s
water supply is ample, despite fact
there has been no rainfall here for
almost two months. Other sections
of Alabama report shortage of wa
ter supply.
MONTGOMERY. = Miss Violet
Young, &c, is held under $4,000 bond,
in connection with shooting and kill
ing William Weaver at local hotel.
BIRMINGHAM.-O. F. Higgin-
botham, yard foreman for Louisville
and Nashville railroad, is seriously
injured when L. and N freight train
colides with Alabama Great South
ern passenger train.
ENSEEY.-Carnival showing here
under arrangements with Loyal Or
der of Moose is closed on complaint
OF Ensley Merchants association,
claiming gambling and Other forms
of lawlessness is carried on.
OPELIKA.-Curtis Allrid, 10, is
convicted of Staying Ivy Dubose, So.
near Blocker, July 25, and given 35
years.
OZARK. - Alabama Methodists
will raise 100000 for hospital pur-
poses, it is decided at meeting here.
ATTALLA.-Alaba State High
way commission will urge building
Of state highway from Alfalfa to
Boaz
TUSCUMBIA. = Colbert County
association is holding annual exhibit
Of poultry heer, which is largest and
best they have ever held
ANNISTON.-Out of poverty local
Baptist minister, whose name is
withheld, is forced to eat persim-
mons for several days, it becomes
known. His salary is but $50 per
month. and often it is not poid.
observation-disclosures Tucker.
poet inventor and ex-preacher, is
convicted of statutory offense and
given five years in state prison. He
Ales appeal.
NJ MOBILE. = Jesse F. Hamilton,
Farmer of near Dawes, Is seriously
shot by prohibition officers while
resisting arrest.
SELMA.-Mrs. III. A. Dansby, 20,
OF Selma, Is killed instantly in auto
mobile accident at Shreveport, La.
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