Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-22

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ly wounded Lon Cotton, boil
negroes.
MOBILE. State law enforce
ment officers seize truck loaded wit
! 532 gallons of whisky and 100 bot
ties of beer. Two men are under al
rest
HUNTSVILLE. - Remains of DIR
! Howard B. Burwell, A, prominen
Huntsville physician, who died il
| Birmingham, are inferred here.
HUNTSVILLE. = James c. Con
nally, IS, dies suddenly at his hom,
here of acute Indigestion.
HEFLIN-Allen Davidson, youns
man in Jail here charged with kid
mapping Miss Dollie Floyd, II, i:
transferred to Admission Jail for SAFE
keeping.
MONTGOMERY.-In charging cir
cult court grand jury. Judge Walter
| 3. Jones calls attention of violations
| of health laws, especially failure tC
report births and deaths.
SELMA.-Jesse Davis. Henry
Cole. w. c.. ellis and three negroes
A. r. Blevins, Will Smith and Joe
Ford. charged with murder of Hus
ton Campbell are all allowed bond
Bonds for white men are fixed al
$4,000 each, and for negroes at 50, SOC
each.
INSTRUMENTATION will re-
ceive $1.542 052.5 from federal gov.
eminent for highways during fiscal
year ending July /, 1925, according
to information received from United
States bureau of public roads.
GADSDEN.-Whi officers are
pouring out 50 gallons of whisky
captured with car, Red Davis, ne
cuffed.
MOBILE.-Three tows arrive here
for Warrior river barge line, with
several thousand tons of freight.
Two lows are from Birmingham and
one from New Orleans.
JASPER.-Fast northbound Hi
nois Central freight train is wrecked
here, but no one is injured.
GOCDWATER.-E. L. Clark Lum-
Der Co. will close its plant here
within next 80 days and combine
business here with their plant at
Wetumpka.
MONTG OMERY.-W. S. Keller.
state highway engineer, claims he
was authorized to attend Democratic
convention in New York for pur-
pose of trying to secure good roads
plank in platform, hence he asks
Alabama to pay his expenses for this
trip. Attorney general of Alabama
says no.
OBILE.-Federal officers arrest
J. M. Green and Henry T. Davis
in western part of county with $50
cases of whisky valued att $4,000.
Their bonds are fixed at $4,000
each.
FLORENCE.-Alab Trust and
Savings bank let's contract for cree
ton of new and modern bank build
ing.
SHEFFIELD - Mrs J. Fl. Bar
nett, 73, pioneer citizen, dies here
following stroke of paralysis.
ANDALUSIA. = Prof. w. r.
Wilker is now in charge of fifteen
adult schools in Covington county.
Men and women up to 20 years of
age are attending the classes.
ROANOKE. = P. c. Collier, 6S,
well-known citizen, dies at his home
here.
MONTGOMERY. = Alabama pub
lice service commission grants petit
- A J,iI
Ensley-Southern Railway company.
for authority to abandon service OF
railroad.
WETUMPKA. - Alfred Allen, un.
der sentence from Gilmore county for
murder, and Robert E. Boyd, under
sentence from Coosa county for VIC
lating prohibition laws, escape from
state prison here.
FLORENCE. - Florence Golf and
Country club is organized with good
Iy number Of charter members DR..
A. A. jackson is elected president. ,
ENSLEY. - Birmingham Electric
company is spending $4,000 on re-
pairing office building in Ensley.
MOBILE. - James Hurst, 54, is
struck and instantly killed by light
ing Mrs. Ollie Boatwright, "a, re-
siding in same neighborhood, also is
struck by lightning and seriously in
jured.
MONTGOMERY. = Trinity Pres
byterian church extends call to Rev,
Herbert V. Carson, of Memphis,
Tenn.
ADMISSION. - Admission bankers
and others are guests of NJ. b. Well
born. of Atlanta, governor of federal
reserve bank of sixth district, at his
annual barbecue, at his summer home
at MaXWellborn, above Jacksonville
SHEFFIELD. - Representatives
of Muscle Shoals Land company
bring two car loads of prospective
investors from Chicago and Detroit
to Muscle Shoals district.
MOBILE. - Mrs. Izaac Betan-
court, SIS, is under bond waiting out
come Of appeal of two and one-half
years sentence for numbering her
husband, Gus Bentacourt, 80.
TUSCALOOSA. = DR.. c. NJ Boyd
pastor First Presbyterian church,
raps proposed bathing revue, to be
given here for charity. There is
apparent growing of laXity between
The sexes he says.
TALI,ADEGA. - James Il. Riddle
son of Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Riddle,
leaves for Vancouver. &. c., to ac-
cept clerkship in consular service.
TLLADEGA. = Pony Ham
on charge Of assaulting j. VI. Thorn
as, 70.
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