Postmaster General Hays Involved In New Jersey Train Crash
New York report says Postmaster General Hays and many passengers on the Pennsylvania line midnight express to Washington were shaken after the train crashed into the lavatory at the Mannheim Jersey area in heavy fog. Officials said there were no serious injuries though Rush Simmons chief inspector was described as severely hurt. Hays and others returned to New York on an inbound train. a physician noted strained muscles and general shaking.
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New York
Hays
Pennsylvania
Washington
Mannater
New Jersey
Hayes
Rush Simmons
Post Office Department
Simmons
Manhattan
Athens Election Notices and Alderman Candidacies
Voters hear announcements for Athens mayoral and alderman seats in the Democratic primary. Candidates include George C. Thomas seeking mayoral support and multiple ward contenders pledging reform, better schools, and city improvements. Also notes city taxes due and local railroad schedules.
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Democratic Executive Committee
George C. Thomas
Sulla
M. Johnson
Weeks Sees Plant At Muscle Shoals
Secretary Weeks visits Muscle Shoals to review the nitrate plants and dam, plans to meet engineers, study feasibility from a business standpoint, and consider a congressional recommendation after data is gathered. He notes potential power supply for Georgia and the Carolinas amid drought, and mentions an auxiliary power connection.
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Florence
Dusne Sores
Sill
Weeks
Congress Spc
Mude
Washington
Georgia
Detectives Guard Catholic Service at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Thousands gathered at St Patrick's Cathedral New York for the consecration of Right Rev John Joseph Dunn D G as titular bishop of Camuliana and auxiliary bishop of New York. Detectives in plain clothes attended to prevent disruption amid rumors of a bomb plot later denied by church authorities and police.
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New York
Statrick
John Joseph Dunn
D. G
Camuliana
Phue
Coca Cola stock trustees enjoined in Georgia case
Judge George Munro in Columbus Georgia issued an injunction at Bueno Vista to stop W C Bradley Columbus and Ernest Woodruff Atlanta from resigning as voting trustees of Coca Cola stock. Asa G Candler Sr and other stockholders claimed Bradley and Woodruff planned to name trustees outside the court’s jurisdiction. The matter involves an alleged agreement allowing Beachey and Woodruff to vote Coca Cola stock by others.
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Columbus
Anorher
W. C. Bradley
Ernest Woodruff
Astanta
Resigtiigs
Coca-Cola Company
Bueno Viata
George Munro
Superior Cour
Asa G. Candler
Bradley and Woodruff
Munro
Beachey
Manro
Exoneration of Pastor in Immorality Charges Reported
Asheville report says Rev. Dre Livingston T. Mays exonerated of immorality charges by Southern Baptist committee. Mays faced accusations linked to conduct in El Dorado Arkansas and other cities. committee found affidavits substantiating no misconduct and dismissed the charges as malicious.
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Asheville
N. C
Dre Livingston T. Mays
Southern Baptist Assembly
Ridge Creat
Mays
J.T. Harrh
Raleigh
BF. W. Monnish
Gresa
el Dorado
Ark
Thomasville
Jap Steamship Fukui Maru Sunk in Pacific Cyclone
The Japanese steamship Fukui Maru sank miles off Cape Flattery Washington during a hurricane. Passengers and crew were rescued by the freighter West Ivan and taken to safety. The Fukui Maru, bound from Kobe to Geat He, was reportedly carrying few passengers. A separate dispatch notes the Kasima Maru with Japanese delegates aboard sent word the Fukui Maru was sent for repair after the cyclone.
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Seattle
Wash
Cape Flattery
Hare Bot
Kobe
Jaeran
Wireless
Sho
Bully de Tin UN
Yamarhita Koken Kaish
Nampgen
Frisco Harbor
San Francisco
Associated Press
Market notes on Athens cotton and New York futures
Cotton trade in Athens shows little activity with buyers offering little variation. New York futures opened steady amid rail settlement optimism, then trimmed gains as selling rose. January and December prices fluctuated, with New Orleans and Liverpool markets influencing near term trends and mill takings lifting volume.
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Athens
Chicago grain markets steady after rail strike settlement
Wheat futures fluctuated as rail worker threat eased, with Dec at about 1.07 to 1.08 and May near 1.10 to 1.13. Corn and oats followed, with corn higher briefly then easing. Provisions fell with hogs. Cash quotes showed No 1 dark northern wheat around 1.82 to 1.92, No 2 corn 48 to 48.5 cents, oats 30 to 32 cents. Live cattle and hog prices mixed, quotes for beef steers around 6.50 to 9.00, hogs mostly 7.65 to 8.25, lambs firm to modestly higher.
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Chicago
Phicago
Harding Ends His Southern Holiday
President Harding returned to Washington from a southern trip aboard a special train, reaching the capital at 12 a.m. Friday. The run from Atlanta, Georgia, completed in five hours less than the Southern railroad's scheduled time, with no stops except for a routine engine change. On arrival, the cabinet members had assembled for the popular cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Harding
Atlant
Avlents
Po Va
Teacher's Slayer Held for Murder in Columbus Ga
Major J. H. Mewart a retired army officer was arrested in Columbus on a murder charge after the death of A. B. McNetee at an Atlanta hospital. Mewart had been in Talbotton on bond after a prior shooting incident and planned to surrender to the Talbotton sheriff. Jerrie Lore mer, an officer and Talbotton schools superintendent, would discuss one of the shooting details.
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Columbus
J. H. Mewart
Atlanta Hospital
Phuraday
A. B. McNetee
Cowrt
Columbua
McNetea
Talbotton
Jerrie Loremer
McNetes
Kafir Err Seized From Miston Area Arrests Reported
A government notice states 118 natives were arrested and 23 cases of kafir beer seized. Natives were fined from 10 to 50 dollars each. An auction in London offered ten houses for 3000 dollars with expected rental of 1260 dollars annually, a 42 percent yield.
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Gfrmiston
S. A
Moulfs
London
Brondeteirs Sens Songhs
New York Stocks Open Strong on Rail and Oil Advances
Shares of railroad and equipment firms led early trading as labor strike fears eased. Great Northern and Northern Pacific gained about 2 points, Chicago and North Western up 1.25, NY Central and others rose. Oil stocks climbed with Pacific issues lifting market sentiment and bonds steady with high-grade notes.
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New York
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Chicure
North Western Rose
New York Cenral Reading
Chesapeake & Ohio
Lattimore & Ohio
Staut
Cains
American and
BalaWin Locomotive
General Hlectyte and Crucible
Bethlehem Steels
Pacific Group
Victory
Ninth Robbery Reported in Athens Business District
Police report a Thursday night burglary at W. H. Haifa jewelry on River Street, with eye glasses watches and safety items stolen valued at 150 dollars. Nine week thefts in the district prompt inquiries into suspects and motives as officers pursue evidence.
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W. H. Haifa Jewelry
River Street
Huff
Athens
Sal J
Boley
Waters Street
New York
Recorder’s Court
Evelyn Nesbit Tries Suicide Amid Financial Ruin
New York report says Evelyn Nesbit once married to Harry Thaw consumed an overdose of morphine Friday night. She called a marshal for help and was taken to a hospital where physicians say she will likely recover. Nesbit has been described as hungry and broke, with recent personal and professional struggles.
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New York
Beyvelyn Nesbit
Harry KK
Ferriment
Howe
Unclear Historical Sports Match Notes in Sporadic OCR
Fragmentary OCR text describes a January competition in billiards or bowls with players named Bos, Moresnopes, Mallory, Goss, and Seaneley. It references a 18.2 balkling championship and notes about younger players challenging older ones, plus described outcomes and events from a tournament setting.
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Moresnopes
Dernatiers
Atshoa
Market Briefs: Dairy Butter Eggs Poultry and Sugar Rates
New York market notes show butter prices strengthening with firsts at 89 to 47 cents and eggs at 14 to 5 cents. Sugar quotes moved to 4.06 to 4.11 for raw and refined at 5.20 to 5.80 per pound. Savannah naval stores show tar steady around 76 with mixed receipts and exports. Ohio and Idaho potato and bulk sugar price lines appear, though OCR artifacts obscure full figures.
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New York
Savannah
DAIRY
Priest Murder Shocks Lead Parish
Father Belknap of St. Patricks parish near Lead was lured from home and shot multiple times. Neighbors reported hearing pistol fire as investigators search the area for a motive and suspect.
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Belling
St. Patharch Herg
Belknap
Storm Damage Report From Orlando Area
The Times Record reports heavy storms in central Florida causing three seats to be affected as wind gusts toppled trees and street lamps along the bay shore. Rescue crews and families in Plant City were affected by flooding with four feet of water along the shore and a man from Tampa reported telephone poles and a railway cut were damaged in the area.
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Orlando
Fla
Plant City
Knight and Wall
John
Rowland
Tampa
Bay Shore
Rev Chapman D Anderson Dies After Long Clerical Career
Rev James Nayis Choman longtime minister and Baptist pastor in Savannah Valdosta and other cities died Friday after prolonged health decline. He served as a trustee at Merner and Macon and at the Southern Theological Seminary in Kentucky. The obituary notes his years of service and leadership roles within the church.
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Chapman D Anderson
James Nayis Choman
Chapman
Savannah
Valdosta
Neala
Fla
Merner Ant Macon
Southern List Theological Seminary
Vali Ky
Eatlera Greanvill
Bikeron Cranbine Pear Rer Incident Near Cardifr
A disrupted event at a location near Cardifr involved a rider and a protest. authorities report unclear injuries and ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the scene.
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Goldwasser
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Springdale
Jesterts Isurance Agency
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America
Come Puntes
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H. M. Ryler
Holman Bldg
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Mrs. Byrd
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W.G. Tiller
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Florence Coal & Lumber
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
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Coca Cola Stock Trustees
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Poultry Alive
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Sarah Whitley
Wright Hone
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Pope B. H
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