Park Land Proposal Moves Toward City Acknowledgement
The Westmiele land council discusses a park project for the city with I C iar tow Shackelford J 2 Crate Vi Lanton presenting a land offer of acres at a cheap price. Officials consider terms and appoint committees to finalize details and report at the next regular meeting.
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Linton
University
Westmiele
Land Council
I. C. Iartow
Shackelford
Hese Springs
Georgia
Wellsand
Couneh
Heocity
Graves of Dead at Andersonville Remembered
At Andersonville a memorial service honored 22 Union soldiers who died on the tree. The ceremony featured guard duties by the Ninth Infantry, a salute, and taps. Governor and local clergy attended as part of recent commemorations.
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Andersonville
Aidersonville Prisen
Fitzgerald Qaet,aswr
Lincoln's
Gettyealuric
Pyerett
Hal Tinesworth
Christian Ehrreh
Pitveerath
Hannal
Teanar
Niweriens Teht Infantre
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Walking and Comfort
A townspeople notice rising walking activity credited to Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder. An advertisement claims 30 000 testimonials and urges readers to try a 25 cent pack from Druggist stores. Also mentions a dispute between firemen and the Georgia railroad being handled by arbitrators with hopes of peace.
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Ocean Walker
Sma
Allen
Weston
Bere
Allen S. Olmstead
Georgia Railroad
New York News Warns of Cocaine Threat and Prohibition Debate
A lengthy discussion notes federal and state efforts to curb cocaine supply and use. It cites stricter enforcement, records of sales, and proposed duties to deter illicit drug trade, naming lawmakers and advocates urging Congress to act nationwide.
Wage Increase Effects Seen At Pittsburgh Mills
Wage gains take effect today in Pittsburgh as Republic Iron and Steel and other plants restore the pre strike wage level by about ten percent. The move follows a general wage cut earlier in April and stems from growing orders for iron and steel products.
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Pittsburg
Won and Steel
Pitthre
Ionenple
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Iowa origin family promotes Chamberlain's remedy in Florida
Born in Iowa our family all born and based there have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines for years. In El Paso Texas the writers life was saved by its prompt use. Now in Narcoossee Florida they have introduced the remedy in mercantile business and it has proven very successful.
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Iowa
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Seattle Exposition Opens With Taft Participation
President Taft opened the Seattle Exposition in a formal ceremony at the amphitheatre. Officials including governors and dignitaries attended as telegraph poems and showcases highlighted the fair’s readiness and scope for thousands of visitors this summer. The event preceded a luncheon at the New York State Building while Georgia legislators prepared for a summer vacation in Atlanta.
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Yukon-Pa
Taft
Petiedny
Thissipioot
Rt Waters
Toy Wool
Itittomn
Af ' TV Howe
Sauter
Sedypen
Pueile
Aaltendsdjiehhese Squadron
Geneiu
Pims Tadde
Baden
Alaska
Erna
Hell
New York State Building
Seattle
Tariff on Lumber Attracts Interest
Ashville Tennessee reports the Interstate Commerce Commission nears a plan on the yellow pine lumber regulation. The piece covers proposed agreements among railroads, the Mississippi case, and debates in Congress over the Payne tariff, noting Canada’s response and expected votes. It also mentions an international conservation congress and other legal notices.
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Ashville
Tenn
Jone
Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Lumberman
Birmingham
Washington
Cpt
Howie
Hparuingham Agers
Ius
Mississippi
Mississippi Supreme Emirt
Iitt Eoc
Supreme Court of Mires
Whitfeld
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
United States
McComber
North Lumber
Repubtsans
Senate
Canada
James
West Virginia
Ottawa
Congressional Record
Finance Committee
International Conservation Congress
Roosevelt
Hague
Men Past Fifty Seek Relief From Prostate Trouble
An elderly man’s son from Dexter Ky reports his father suffered kidney and bladder issues due to prostate enlargement. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, the first bottle brought relief and a second bottle ended the trouble. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
T E
Morris
Dexter
Wisconsin Elks meet in Portage with parade and charity plan
Thousands of Elks travel to Portage Wisconsin for their annual convention. M Kehler of Kenosha presides as opening formalities begin. A major parade and discussions on establishing an orphanage for Hicks children are planned. Dr OL H nek of Sheboygan is expected to be chosen president. Side items include medical ads for catarrh cure and family pills.
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State Department
Italy
Argentina
Switzerland
Congress
Louisiana Supreme Court
Hackley
Hume & Joyce
Midge Elis
Tangipahon Tirish
Supreme Court
William T. Jorce
Hime
Charles J. Mackley
Tanegipahes Parish
Eatimlaint
Nettonsel
Orleans
New Orientes
New Orleans
Commerce Commis and Storage Charnel
Sioner
Charles FP
Gere Nvidenes
Newton
Western Naval Stores Association
Tornac Beaumont
Teson
Naval Stores Producers
National
Tumber Manufacturers’ Association
Seattle
Rev. Tong
Vnatyes
Wisconsin Elks
Portase
Wis
Trousand
Naming Arbitrat ors Next Move In Georgia Railroad Strike
The next move in the Georgia Railroad strike will come from General Manager Thomas J. Scott with the appointment of the road's representatives on the board of arbitration. Ball says the two arbitrators will be paired to view the case from similar perspectives, and they will select a third with Knapp and Neill naming if needed. The board will have power to summon witnesses and review findings, with decisions binding for one year and subject to federal court review on legal questions.
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UiIm
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Thomas J. Scott
LA. Ball
Firemen's Brotherhood
Scott
Mmundeer
Mueista
Ball Fem
Arbitration Board
United States Court of Appeals
Brotherhood
Ball
Travelers' Protective Association Meets in Asheville
The twentieth annual convention of the Travelers' Protective Association of America opens in Asheville with about 2,600 in attendance. Governor Kitchin welcomes the delegates. Ro Gray presides. A key contest centers on secretary treasurer with Lewis Beaume of Louisville opposing Schuyler Logan of Lafayette. Next year’s bids come from Chattanooga Omaha and Philadelphia.
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Asheville
N.C
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Ro. Gray
Louisville
W. W. Kitchin
Thember Crass
Gray
T. P. A. Scrles
Schuyler
Logan
Lafayette
Ind
Liz Beaume
Travelers’ Protective Association
ISO
Chlmn
Indiana
Chattanooga
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Massengale and Evans Nab Possum in Road Chase
Augusta Georgia massengale and Lawton Evans halted a high speed chase on the Milledgeville road to capture a possum that ran across the path of a White steamer. The incident, described as a Georgia record treed possum, drew congratulation from Massengale and Evans’ associates.
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Augusta
Gatdine
Massengale
Limsell
Borsolue Teason
Fnally
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Taff
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hardwick
Arnold
Newport News
Virginia State Federation of Labor
J. H
City Hall
Eod
Evans
Bondurant
Chamber of Commerce
Union Station
Smail
Brown M’f'g CO
St. Louis, Mo
Greenville, Tenn
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