Richard P Bland Dies in Missouri Congress Leader Dead
Richard P Bland, Democratic leader and former congressman from Missouri, died after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements include state in the Lebanon opera house with Masonic rites and clergy from all local churches assisting. The passing ends a national figure once considered a potential presidential candidate at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lena
Bund
Bland
Masonic Order
Lebanon
Bell
House of Representatives
Chicago
Iliam J. Beyen
Union Pacific A Member in West Association
General Passenger Agent Lomax announces Union Pacific will join the West association. The move ends long opposition and positions the railroad as a dues paying member, aligning with regional rail cooperative plans and anticipated schedule coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Omata
Lomax
The
West Association
Governor McSweeney Cuts Liquor Constables Force
Governor McSweeney issued an order reducing the liquor constable force from sixty nine to thirty four to save about two thousand dollars monthly. The state board of control had urged the cut for economy and law enforcement remains a priority with county municipal and state officers expected to enforce the law with the reduced force. Names of affected workers were not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSweeney
Columbia
8. C
State Board of Control
Daily fury spreads across Macon and Savannah routes
City and regional rail notices report service disruptions and daily cancellations affecting Savannah and Macon routes. Additional warnings cover Augusta Atlanta lines toward Columbus and nearby towns including Jefferson, Uthbert, Dawson, and Opel, with impacts seen in Am ericus and Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Fury
Macon
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Columbus
Jeumber Teeuthbert
Dawson
Bufaula
Montgomer
Americus
Aus
Apaees
Cuthbertaweon
Montgomery
Eutau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Fis Lebanon
Manila
Noro
Cote
Ths
Morehead
Ratelin
North Carlina
Spade
Tte
Edward Mimms
Man
J. ¥. Joyner
B. F. Sledd
Jr Harrison
Thomas Home
J. A. Bivens
J.D
Savannis
Bavannan
Jones
W. F. Brunner
United States Marine Hospital
Havana
Brunner
Myers
Manea
New Richmon
Wis
Jaume
New Richmond
Pittsevra
Baltimore and Ohio
Guffey’s Station
Pittsburg
William Wilson
Belt Coal Company
James Doris
Newman
Hill
Lhe
Orenina
Ala
Chattahoochee Valley
West Point
Conmbus
Ming
Molion
Mongeltuige
the Journal
Adher
Holyoke
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Otis
Luzon
Aguinalto
McKinley
Watson
Hong Kong
Philippine Junta
Shafter
Presidio
San Francisco
Zealandia
Valencia
Sheridan
Pennsylvania
Fourth Cavalry
Fourteenth Infantry
United States
Asnevittz
Mrs. Rector
Marshall
Hestsville
Harry W. Hawk
Standard Oi! Company
Church Street
Hawk
Avot
Camus
Jim Rembart
Amanda Smiles
Jackson and Forsyth Streets
A. W. Smith
Corgia
Rhal Estath
Mm. Callaway
Tyree
Chas
F. Graha
Pulaski House
Saapnah
Myrtle Springs
B. B. Chamblias
Windsor
Americus, Ge
Nor. H. Frenos, Re
North Lee St
Head Bottom
Kore
Fics
Mitchells
Georgia
M. Fagan
Americus, Ga
Ceicket
Americus. Ga
W. J. Vandivere
T. Macon
Ino
M. Egan
Ice Press
Seeo Dore OD
Kaine
Hinton
TraMicMgr
P. A
Levi Tower
the Undertaker
Levi
Allen House
Own & Trust Co
J. E. Bivins
W . Simmons
C. Mitchell
People’s National Bank
Georgia & Alabama Railway
Mottgomer
Savaonan
Amar Curler
Pmlessamjar Collins
Bamjar Helena
Abbeville
Cordele
Oipmiar Richlands
Hartsboro
Monty
Dally
Albany
Richland
Pmiar
Alt
Albany Southern Railway
Fitzgerald
Lyin
Dly
S/Sun
Fitz Raid
Oclla
BamjLy
Amby
imaAr
Fitegeralu
Tralia
Cayter
Statesboro
Collins
Stlmore Air Line
Collins & Beldayine i
Helena
Southern Ry
Brunswick
Stlmore Ale
Collins & Keidsville
Katavier
BC & P RR
North
A. Paye
Naud
Kee
Anderson
Ass't
CEC Vice Ives
D. Pearlman
Pearlman’s
Lamar Stree
Church St
John W. Daniel
D. Bailey