Edgar Bruges Guilty of Lesser Charge in Macon GA
Edgar Bruce pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of assault and battery in Macon Georgia. Judge Henry A Mathews presided as Solicitor General Charles H Garrett asked the court to accept the plea after Bruce’s attorney stated their position. The original indictment charged assault with intent to murder. Bruce faced six months imprisonment or a $100 fine, with the charge reduced to battery.
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Macon
Edgar Bruce
Henry A. Mathews
Bid Superior ‘Court
Charles H. Garrett
Mathews
Bruce
Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion and Gas
Advertisement notes Pape's Diapepsin as a sure relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate relief and allow eating without fear. Large dose costs only a few cents at drug stores. millions use it annually.
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Costa
Milliona
Pyramid Drug Co Free Remedy Offer Warns of Fraud
An OCR fragment urges readers to obtain a free remedy for piles from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall, Michigan, warning of misleading promises and inviting readers to send their name and address for a sample. The text is garbled but centers on a mail solicitations scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marzhell
Mich
Bruce Biased Fine Becomes Subject After Court Session
J Ellsworth Hall Bruce and his relatives attended the scene after court adjourned and Bruce chose to pay the fine. He was indicted for allegedly assaulting David Yates of Atlanta during a Mercer Volunteer basketball game. Yates banished Bruce for a foul that many basketball men deemed not a foul, sparking support for Bruce during the criminal action. Judge Mathews urged Bruce to avoid repeat incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ellsworth Hall
Bruce
Mr. Hall Bruce
Inlaw
P. H. Gambrell
David Yates
Atlanta
Mercer
Yates
Mathews
Cotton Crop Outlook Uncertain Despite Regional Variances
Washington reports mixed February wheat conditions from generally good in the east to fair in the Midwest. Far West and winter wheat show favorable to good conditions. cotton outlook for 1922 remains uncertain with some discussion of increased acreage. Florida potato prospects and widespread fruit trees noted. New England peach damage from cold. Farm labor supply abundant but wages falling as farmers cut help and manage more themselves.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Florida
New England
Baptist Workers and Preachers Winder Meet
In Winder Georgia a regional Baptist conference for preachers and workers ended at First Baptist Church. A large group of women laymen and about thirty preachers from nearby towns attended. Dr John F Purser of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board delivered a keynote on Working Together and noted mission campaign gains despite boll weevils and finance strains. Rev Batley urged mobilizing forty thousand converts this year while Rev Eden stressed enlistment and factory window cleaning as a community effort.
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Winder
Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
Watkinsville
Comer
Athens
Jefferson
Commerce
Maysville
Hoschton
John F. Purser
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
B. §. Batley
D. D
J. Fred Eden
Scannaine
Roma Disaster At Hampton Roads Ends With Toll
The Roma airship, largest of its kind, collapsed after brushing high tension lines near the Hampton Roads base. Recovery of the last body marks the disaster as the greatest in American aviation, with Maj. John Thornell and Capt. Dale Mabry among the dead. An army board will investigate control failures, a bent rudder, and a possible electrified net as the cause, while survivors recount intense flames and escape through cabin ruptures.
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ROMA
American Air Service
Hampton Roads
Air Service
John Thornell
Washington
Dale Mabry
Langley Field
Mason M. Patrick
Bay of the Ramp
Italy
Army Base
Cailroad
Liberty Motors
Army Board of Investigation
Walter. J. Reed
B. G.rt
Tri
Burt
Public Service Hospital
Charles Dworack
McCookfield
Norfolk, VA
Mason M. Watrick
Army Air Service
Army
Board of Investigation
Walter J. Reed
Homa
Public Health Service
Mabry
Ross
Welch
Chapman
Reardon
Read
Reed
Yiame
Army Base Reservation
Hear Ag
Beautiful Sets In Miss Compson's New Photoplay
The film version of Sir J. M. Barrie's The Little Minister produced by Penryhn Stanlaws for Paramount features Betty Compson as Lady Isablie with scenes in Thruma Kirriemuir Scotland and Rintoul Castle. George Hackathorne leads a strong cast in a dramatic tale of a Scotish lord’s daughter incognito amid thrilling events.
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Sir J. M. Barrie
Penryhn Stanlaws
Paramount
Betty Compson
Isabbie
Maude Adama
Thruma
Kirriemuir
Scotland
Barrie
Rintoul Castle
Kirk
Mount Hollywood
Rintoul
George Huckathorne
Roma disaster lists dead and survivors from Langley Field crash
Washington reports list of dead from the Roma disaster with home addresses and ranks, including Major John Thonell and Captain Dale Mabry, among others. Survivors identified at Langley Field and McCook Field. relatives barred from viewing bodies in Newport News as identification proceeds and wreckage is examined.
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Washington
Air Service
John G. ‘Thonell
Sidney
Iowa
Walter Vautemeir
American Street
Freeport
Ill
Dale Maby
Cardy
Tampa
Fla
Geo. D. Watts
Indianola
Mississippi
Zuien P. McFarland
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Frederick J. Durschmidt
Main Street
Derby
Conn
John K. Hall
Kingsville
Wallace C. Burns
Brandon
Miss
William E. Riley
East 86 Street
New York
Cluford Smythe
Winthrop Avenue
Chicago
McCook
Robert J. Hanson
Williams
Loughlin
McCook Field
Ae N. Soulenberg
McCookield
Roger B. McNally
Philadelphia
James Murray
William J. Ryan
Brooklyn
N. J
Edward M. Schumakher
Redbank
James M. Holmes
Ashland
V. C. Hoffman
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Gorby
Raymond City
W. Va
Lee M. Harris
Langley Field
Louis Hilliard
Coldwater
Kans
Marion Z. Beall
la Plata
Abe
Harriman
Mich
Thomas Yarborough
Selma
Alabama
Theron M. Blakely
San Francisco
Charles W. Dworach
Dayton
Ohio
Walter McNair
Bureau of Wards
John D. Reardon
D. C
Walter J. Reed
Scarndale
Clarence H. Welch
Papillon
Harry A. ‘Chapman II
Stogro
Albert’ O. Fores
Norfolk
Joseph M. Diedenbach
Akron
Ray Hurley
Day
St Co
Newport News
J. H. Mabry
Dale Mabry
YMCA Athens Reports Very Successful Year 1921
The Young Men's Christian Association of Athens reports one of its most successful year’s work across all activities. The organization notes strong progress in canvass efforts and regular campaigns completed by November, highlighting significant community support and engagement.
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Y. M. GA
Forbes
Athens
Clarke County
University of
Board of Directors
Col. C. M. Snelling
University of Georgia
Hugh H. Gordon
Commercial Bank
Alonzo G. Dudley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Young Men's Christian Association of Athens
Fears of Setback from Roma Disaster in Lighter-Than-Air Work
Washington reports the Roma disaster and loss of life will set back lighter than air development in America. Chairman Julius Kahn warns the nation will not forget the martyrs to aviation and their contributions, influencing future passage of related policies and funding.
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Washington
America
Beca
Julius Kahn
Develo
Bankrupt Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1922
Georgia Clarke County witnesses a bankruptcy sale of A P Costa estate assets in Athens on March 4 1922 at 10 am. Items include multiple touring cars a desk chairs two electric fans a rear seat windshield calendars notes and accounts with liens to attach to sale proceeds. Inspect property via Gerdine Lumpkin or Julien Erwin attorneys for the trustee.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Bankeontes Propeli
A. P. Costa
Athens
Clarke Couny
Gerdine Lumpkin
Julien Erwin
Truates
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Freight cars ordered and output projections cited
A fragmented 1918 1920 era note references freight car orders and delivery timing. It mentions coal output and financial figures linked to a Federal Reserve loan program, with scattered figures like 44,000,060 and 0.001,0109, referencing New York distribution. The text is garbled but centers on industrial activity and railcar logistics.
Get Ready For Flu Calomel Warned By Druggists
Clans and druggists urge friends to prepare their systems for influenza by using Calomel at bedtime with water. They claim it purifies the system, clears colds overnight, and prevents complications. Calomel is sold in original sealed packs for thirty five cents with refund if not satisfied.
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Povey
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Miss Compson
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Tirs
W. T. Forbes
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North Georgia
Older Boys
Y. M. C.act
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House Military Committee
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