Defense Witnesses On Stand In Trial Of Rev. Padrick
Defense presented witnesses in the trial of Rev. Padrick including his mother and father who described his mental illness and religious delusions. They recounted his alleged insanity and odd behavior such as studying the Bible by night and criticizing other clergy. The father testified about sending him to Florida amid questions of alleged forgery and domestic abuse. A Methodist minister testified about organizing a wedding where the bride eventually refused to marry, ending with Padrick.
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Rev
Padrick
Bishop Candler
E. L. Padrick
Wag
Florida
T. M. Christian
Stateshore
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion sourness gas bloating and heartburn. It urges chewing one or two tablets after meals or anytime and notes an alkaline effect to aid normal stomach function. Claims a 60 cent box and nationwide recognition in the United States and Canada.
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Stuart
U. S
Canada
Trial details stir questions of sanity in widow abuse case
The defense and prosecution debated the defendant's sanity as witnesses described violence and possible motives. A concluding stage is expected Tuesday with the defendant planning a sermon to the jury as part of his testimony.
Gantt Column Urges Cotton Fund Use for Calcium Arsenate
Larry Gantt argues in print that a sixteen million cotton tax fund should be diverted to buy calcium arsenate to protect cotton crops. He notes Senator Harris doubts passing such a bill but urges Southern unity to push Congress to appropriate or distribute the funds to cotton growers at nominal cost, highlighting perceived benefits to both North and South.
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Harris
Shackelford
South
Congress
United States
Senate
Woodrow Wilson Thankful For Ga Ovation
Senator William J Harris of Georgia announced a telegram from former President Wilson expressing gratification at the Georgia Democratic convention. Harris said Wilson was pleased by the enthusiastic cheering and noted his endorsement by the Macon convention for his Senate record.
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Atlanta
William J. Harris
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Harris
Macon
Senate
Wharton Attacks Majority on Railroad Board Wage Report
A. O. Wharton, one of the three dissenters on the railroad labor board, denounces the majority’s report as fallacious and untruthful after reviewing it. He contests the $20,000,000 rise cited for maintenance workers and notes the July 1 decision would cut pay by $50,000,000, questions how a worker can live on $51 monthly, and criticizes the treatment of poor workers living in shacks and boxes.
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Shicaco
United States Railroad Labor Board
A. O. Wherton
Wharton
Five Captains in Notre Dame Squad
Notre Dame celebrates a versatile 1922 squad with five captains across sports. Carberry leads football, Castner captains baseball and hockey, Desch runs track, Kane captains basketball and plays baseball, and Flinn captains hockey. Several players previously declined pro offers to stay in college.
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Notre Dame
Rockne
Carberry
Paul Castner
Perdue
Michigan
Gus Desch
Rutgers
Polo Grounds
United States
Micky Kane
Kalamazoo
Kane
Castner
Neill Flinn
Eddie Degree
Western College
Clarke County Fair officials plan balance after last week’s event
Clarke County Fair association officials will meet Wednesday to balance last week’s fair accounts. A postponed tally due to treasurer’s late pill receipts aims to determine whether the fair had a surplus, deficit, or even outcome. Plans for a larger 1928 fair will be discussed, with local leaders optimistic about next year. Those to meet include Hugh W. White and Frank Holden.
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Clarke County Fair Association
Frank O. Miller
Hugh W. White
Frank A. Holden
H. H. Weat
E. W. Carroll
F. O. Miller
Jones Puregll
Annie Mae Wood Bryant
Look For 2 Boys Who Had $2 000
ATLANTA Ga The wire service reports two youths, Hubert rakes 44 and Victor Palmer 16, sought after a report to headquarters by Southern railway shopmen accusing them of not returning proceeds from several pay checks totaling 2000 dollars entrusted to the pair for cashing at a local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Iwore Gday
Aeing
Hubert Rakes
Victor Palmer
Southern Railway
New Italian Cabinet Sworn In After Mussolini Rise
London reports that the new Italian cabinet headed by Benito Mussolini took oaths of office before King Victor Emmanuel III and assumed duty immediately. Count Sforzi, Italian ambassador to Paris, telegrammed his resignation, saying the government should have men in accord with its policies in delicate posts and wishing success to the new administration.
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London
Pnen
Hevito Mussolini
Fascisti
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Paris
Associated Press
Count Sforli
Italan
Massinoli
Rosier Testifies She Did Not Recall Shooting Man and Stenographer
Mrs. Catherine Rosier on trial for killing Oscar Rosier and his stenographer Mildred Beckett testified she could not remember the shooting. She described seeing her husband with Beckett, screaming, and waking later in police custody, while detailing marital tensions and his admission of affection for Beckett. She denied intent to kill herself, saying the act was a final appeal if he refused divorce.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Rosier
Oscar
Mildred G. Beckett
Miss Beckett
Rosier
Backache and Lumbago Relief with St Jacob's Oil
An advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as fast acting backache relief for lumbago sciatica or rheumatism. A small trial bottle is urged, claiming it soothes within fifty counts and is harmless to the skin. The copy promises dramatic, immediate relief without disappointment.
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St. Jacob's
St. Jacobs
Ministers urged to fill church seats with purposeful outreach
Dr. Christian E. Kessner of New York told the assembled ministers that Christ rebuked empty seats and urged following Nazareth’s example to draw people in. He warned against vague appeals and said pastors must awaken members, prepare tangible goods, and actively advertise to reach seekers hungry for God.
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Chicago
Christ
Christaine Kessner
New York
Nazzare
Jesus
Jonickly
Jon
Fair Brought Much Trade Here
See'ty Carroll of the Athens Chamber of Commerce reports Athens merchants and farmers saw a large trade boost during the county fair week. Restaurants hotels garages filling stations and soda founts noted enormous increases. Dry goods stores were not affected by sales. The farmer focus and fair management yielded broad success and strong patronage throughout the week.
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Lester Hargrett
Claris
Athena
See'ty, Carroll
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Carroll
Athens
Prepare For Nov 7 Election Here
Judge R C Orgs prepares for the state election on November 17 with contests limited to regular Democratic nominees in the county. Polls in Athens Winterville and Whitehall open at 7 am to 6 pm sun time, other precincts 8 am to 3 pm sun time. light turnout anticipated.
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Thedday
State House
National
Orr
Athens
Winterville
Whitehall
Three Killed As Atlas Oil Tank Explodes Near Swartz
Three men died when a gasoline extraction tank at Atlas Oil near Swartz Louisiana exploded Tuesday. The victims were A. P. Babble D. P. Long and Fred Jennings, all Atlas Oil employees. The loss was placed at about $100,000.
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Atlas Qoil Company
Swartz
A. P. Babble
D.P. Long
Fred Jennings
Alas Company
New Stamp Series to Bring New Prices and Portraits
Atlanta posts office notes new stamp series will debut with an 11 cent peacock blue stamp of Rutherford B Hayes within 30 days. A 10 cent stamp featuring Arlington National Cemetery will release on Armistice Day November 11. Existing 1 cent stamps end, while 14 cent and 2 1/2 cent stamps added. Roosevelt portrait 5 cent stamp delayed until current supply exhausted in southern cities. Portraits include Washington Jefferson Franklin Martha Washington Lincoln Garfield McKinley Monroe Grant Hayes Cleveland Roosevelt Walter Reed era line.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Peachtree Arcade
Rutherford Bo Hayes
Arlington Amphitheater
Washington
Jefferson
Franklin
Martha Washington
Pioneer Womanhood of
America
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Monroe
Grant
Hays
Clevland
Marriage Licenses Decline In Clarke County October
Sixteen white marriage licenses were issued by Ordinary Orr in October down from 25 in the same month last year. The county shows monthly declines all year, countering the saying that hard times breed more marriages. Licenses issued to Lindsey Ges and Annabell Roches ter. Fred A. Harrison and Violet Monk. Pate Ginn and Jessie Eatonton. Kingley Oldham and Ida Roberts Silvey. W. A. Britton and Julia Oldham. A. J. Bright and May Helprich. Bud Payne and Beatrice Worley. Macon Thornton and Mary Frances Sims. George R. Wright and Mardie Blalock. Mark Wiley and Rosale Cooner. Jon P. Ellis and Harriet L. Voight. James M. Tiller and Irene Pitts. George R. Carnes and Gertrude Bradley. Dave Roberts and Jenne Schrath. James Park and Allee Chandler. Vice President Coolidge at Cincinnati urges voters to stand by the president in next Tuesday's elections.
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Orr
Clarke County
Lindsey Ges
Annabell Rochester
Fred A. Harrison
Violet Monk
Pate Ginn
Jessie Eatonton
Kingley Oldham
Ida Roberts Silvey
W. A. Britton
Julia Oldham
A. J. Bright
May Helprich
Bud Payne
Beatrice Worley
Macon Thornton
Mary Frances Sims
George R. Wright
Mardie Blalock
Mark Wiley
Rosale Cooner
Jon P. Ellis
Harriet L. Voight
James M. Tiller
Irene Pitts
George R. Carnes
Gertrude Bradley
Dave Roberts
Jenne Schrath
James Park
Allee Chandler
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
Old newspaper ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple remedy to darken gray hair. It claims a slow, gentle application with a brush restores natural color after one or two uses, leaving hair glossy and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Merni
Barrow County Wire News Brief Confusing Text
Barrow County wire news contains scrambled phrases and garbled names. The fragmented lines reference markets, streets, and officials but lack clear events or dates. The readable portions hint at local concerns and governance without a coherent report or outcome.
Are You Troubled With Dandruff Ad Offers Guarantee
Advertisement for Mahdeen dandruff remedy promises full refund if ineffective. Bottle used twice weekly claims to relieve dandruff stop scalp itching restore health promote hair growth for all ages. Company contact listed as Mahdeen Co Nacogdoches Texas with dealer refunds.
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Mahdeen
Mahdeen Co
Nacogdoches
Texas
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