Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-30

ALABAMA

ALABAMA
HELENA.-Dog, owned by Albrit-
ten Lumber company near here, is
mothering two orphaned pigs, along
with litter of her own puppies.
SELMA.-Trackles street cars are
now in operation here, taking place
of electric street cars which did not
Pay.
TUSCALOOSA.-Mrs. Mary S.
) Patton, II, well-known woman of
Tuscaloosa county, dies suddenly OF
heart trouble at her home near
ecker.
.TUSKEGEE = Mitchell Lumber
company is constructing 100 homes
for employees near Kings bridge
This will add much business to
TUskegee.
GADSDEN.-Jerome e. Forman
IS. formerly city alderman and one
Of best-known men here, dies
-ATHENS.-F. A. Laubenthal'
Louisville and Nashville railroad IN
spector. is $4,000 wiser but poorer.
he drew it from a bank in Decatur
and while bringing it to Athens TO
t.eposit lost in on freight train.
WETUMPKA.-Ab Brown, deputy
sheriff. is held in Gilmore county
all, charged with murder of Charlie
Traylor, on streets of Seaman
NANNISTON.-J. j. Banister, S4,
dies at home of his son, c. B. Ban
aister. Remains are sent to Early,
Ca, for interment.
HITNTSVILLE.-R. L. Cancer a..
well-known Huntsville citizen, oles
of paralysis.
Observation-Disclosures. Martha C.
Riley. rs, wife of late A. f. Idie!'
vall.known Confederate veteran Is
dead.
Observation-Disclosures j. d.,
her, %, alleged rum-runner, IS snu'
ard fatally wounded by Wlillam n:
Derrick, special officer, as result u
alteration.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the fact that
bunker coal is So ton cheaper IN
Mobile than at Galeston, Tex Dig
French liner De laSalle, crack snip
of Compagnie Generate Transatlan'
tic. comes here for coal.
q SHEFFIELD.-In run-off election
FOR civ commissioner, r. *. Hill IS
,e1ected over F. H. Gennett, by major
-ifv of rs out of $50 votes cast.
NAIJVOO.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Barton. prominent citizens Oh TINS
Mace. are seriously injured When
Frisco train crashes into their auto
mobile near Winfield.
BIRMINGHAM M. Stone is
seriously injured when he falls down
40-foot chasm at Devils Gap, near
here
~ GADSDEN.-Wit strong Repub-
>lican opposition in Seventh congress
sional district, Democrats are get
ting ready to make vigorous cam
paign.
GADSDEN.- Mrs. Neil r. Wal
lace, of Birmingham, is principal
sneaker at citizenship school here
September 30.
TUSCALOOSA coun-
ty fair will be held here last four
days of October. Premium list is
issued and many attractive prizes
are offered.
SELMA.-All of Selmas industrial
plants are now operating full time
Cotton men estimate that $4,000
bales will be handled this season.
TRoY.-Douglas Sykes, IS, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Sykes, is killed
when blind mule which he is riding
Jumps in front of automobile.
UNIONTOWN. - CASTOR d. Stol-
lenwreck, 20, banker, dies at home
here.
NEWRBROCKTON.s New school
house costing $780, 900 is dedicated.
Or. John w. Abercrombie, of Mont
somery, state superintendent of ed
lcation, delivers principal address.
TUSCUMBIA-Cha of Com
merce indorses proposed law requir-
ng all vehicles to stop before cross
ng railroad tracks.
SELMA - John Morgan Burns,
'ormer Democrat of Selma, will
stump western states for La Toilette.
GADSDEN. = 1--WE haven't any
money to pay road tax, and we
haven't time to work out our assess
Madrie, brothers, told Justice Mot
sey. Ten days at hard labor with
the county road crew." said Justice
Motley.
GADSDEN. = P. j. O'Quinn, for
mer city tax collector, is suing Will
Is. Lister, present collector, for
5000 damages, claiming false and
malicious prosecution.
Observation-Disclosures hotel lets
contract for $4,000 for new heating
md plumbing system.
NOTASUIGA.-A 500 bales of
.otton are lost when warehouse of
}. w. Akin is burned. About go
bales are saved.
MOBILE.-Jerry Sullivan, of Bees
semer, is arrested on charge of Civ
ing bad checks and is identified by
several alleged victims. Later, l..
iSryant tells court he is man wanted
md not Sullivan. Sullivan is re-
,eased
OPELIkA.-Pau ID. Kennon Lee
county merchant and farmer, com
nits suicide at home in Selma by
shooting himself through heart.
MONTGOMERY. - Governor w.
Srandon goes fishing in Coosa coun-
v accompanied by Otis Adams, re-
'ording secretary; Walter h. Nc
Adory, chief of state law enforce
nent department, and 7. l.. Austin.
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