Jury finds manslaughter charges against cops
The Jury yesterday returned true against Policeman McClure and Railroad Watchman Cleveland charging them with manslaughter for the death of Jesse Pruitt, a negro, Saturday night week ago. Trial will decide if the manslaughter was justified. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for burps bruises sores and all skin diseases and claimed to cure in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Cleveland
Jesse Pruitt
Bucklen
Riveting of Gashes via Auto Rivets At Harvard
Atlanta April 21 local surgeons report a new method tested at Harvard using metal rivets to join skin edges after knife or razor wounds instead of sewing with thread and needle. The rivets are pressed through the skin and secured with a string, allowing wounds on Decatur street to be closed by riveting therapy.
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Atlanta
Decatur Street
Harvard
Funeral for Prank, county burial yesterday
Readable fragments report a funeral yesterday for Prank in the county with mentions of Mr and Mrs Vrack Har vour. The text is garbled but confirms a burial occurred and notes attendees nearby.
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Aod
Vrack
Boy Scouts Aid Flood Sufferers Across Regions
Scouts nationwide aided flood relief in Ohio and beyond. In Allegheny County Pennsylvania they voted to give 200 dollars and sent 300 clothing items. Toledo Chicago Poughkeepsie Frankfort Rock Island Logansport Brockport and Roanoke all organized funds and supplies. John Stone of Riverdale Scouts saved Mrs Adams and twins as floodwaters swept through a street.
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Boy Scouts of America
Ohio
Ohio River
Sconte
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Boy @Scouts
Toledo
Boy Scouts of
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Chicago
Frankfort
Ind
Rock Island
Florence
8. C
Logansport
Brockport
N. C
Washington
A. C. Moses
Roanoke
Boy Scouts
Girard
Phil Harty
E. A. Kirby
John Stone
Riverdale Boy Scouts
Stone
Mra
Charles M. Adams
Mra. Adams
Greensboro Wins Eighth District Meet Honors at Madison
Carey J. Williams reports Greensboro wins the silver loving cup for most points in the district literary contests. The A. & M. College Madison takes the athletic cup. Washington and Social Circle finish strong. Individual winners span Declamation Recitation Music Ready Writing and events in track and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey J. Williams
Greensboro
Eighth District High School Association
Madison
H. B. Robertson
J. C. Upshaw
Covington
Hal. Bonwell
W. E. Dendy
Monroe
W. G Acree
A. & M. College
Washington
Social Circle
Irvine Levy
Athena
Reid Monfot
Gradus Christian
Aiberton
Laurie Caldwell
Olvia Maddox
Elberton
Nettle Webb
Athens
Samille Low
Rebecca Hearn
Eatonton
Norene Little
Girle
Bessie Ballard
Misa Made Taylor
Joe Boyd Haley
Edwin Reynolds
Joe Holby Ratonton
Spelling
Keleo Mullins
Varina Littl
Louis Robinson
Smith
Georgia
Hal Bowwell
Dunn
Cranston Williams
Emory
Hillyer Johnson
Furman Boyd
Horace Harwell
Felix Avery
Furman Lloyd
Rockford
Leon Wice
Fred McWhorter
Alton Craft
Marvin Winslett
Howard Gibson
Albert Hiu Washington
Roy Johnson
Noted women gather in Washington for federation council
Noted women from across the country converge on Washington for the General Federation of Women's Clubs council. Mrs Parcy V Pennypacker of Texas, president, presides as visitors are hosted with a White House reception, Mount Vernon trip, and a Baltimore visit arranged by local club women.
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Washington, D. C
National Council
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra. Parcy V. Pennypacker
Texas
Federation
Cough remedy praised by Sydney mother for child recovery
Mrs H Ulks of 22 Dowling Street Sydney reports her son recovered quickly after using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. The small bottle finished and the boy was well, with the medicine sold by all dealers in Australia.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. H.|ulks
Dowling S Treet
Sydney
Australia
Aart
Acquittal in Clarke County Murder Case
Lon Jones, a white man, cleared of murder in the killing of Henry Green years ago after a brief jury deliberation. The day also heard arraignments and guilty pleas including Marion Massey for stabbing and D B Taylor for a lesser offense, with several cases scheduled for later sessions.
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Lon Jones
Henry Green
Clarke Superior Court
Gamble
G. C. Thomas
Marion Massey
Charles Daniel
Whitehall
Isom Massey
D. B. Taylor
Lucian Lyle
Allan Henry White
Arthur Wray
State
Texas Keeps San Jacinto Day Holiday Observed
Special to the Banner reports schools across Texas celebrated San Jacinto Day honoring the battle that crushed the Mexican army after the Alamo and Golord massacres. Santa Anna was captured as Sam Houston led Texans with Deaf Smith famed for cutting the bridge.
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Austin
Texas
San Jacinto
Alamo
Golard
Santa Anna
Sam Houston
Houston
Deaf” Smith
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Cough Relief
Coughs and colds neglected lead to lung trouble the ad states. Dr King's New Discovery provides relief from the first dose and cures the cough, with Mrs. Brown of Muscadine cited as saved by it. Known for 43 years as the best remedy for coughs and colds, priced 60c and 1.00, recommended by local druggists W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Musical Clubs in Session in Chicago Convention
Special to the Banner reports over 600 delegates from 270 clubs across the United States gather in Chicago for the National Federation of Musical Clubs biennial convention. The event opens with a reception at the Art Institute and continues through Friday with concerts and recitals featuring noted musicians. The piece also includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
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Chicago
United States
National Federation of Musical Clubs
Art Institute
Regar
State Railroad Commission reports 1912 street railways growth
The Georgia Railroad Commission releases 1912 figures for state street railways. It notes 83,460,765 revenue passengers, up from 78,333,000 in 1911, with total public utilities earnings rising in several sectors and terminal companies showing large deficits. Major lines like Georgia Railway and Power and Savannah Electric post higher passenger counts and mixed earnings.
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Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Atheny Railway and Electric Company
Columbus Railway Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Vicinity
Macon Railway and Light Company
Savannah Electric Company
Telegraph and Express
Georgia
The
Railroad Commission
Georgia Prison Chief and Warden Clash Over Whipping Women Convicts
Atlanta observers report state prison chairman R E Davison and Warden W H Moyer disagree on flogging women convicts. Davison supports periodic whippings to maintain discipline, citing control issues among inmates. Moyer says he would resign rather than whip a woman prisoner, calling the punishment unjust. The article notes no women convicts at the federal prison and that Moyer has focused on Georgia’s penitentiary system.
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Atlanta
R. E. Davison
State Prison Commission
Wm. H. Moyer
Georgia Penitentiary
Davison
Prison Commission
Moyer
Warden Moyer
Department of Justice
Salt Company stock to be reduced at Jersey City meeting
At the International Salt Company annual meeting in Jersey City stockholders opposed the directors plan to cut capital stock. The current authorized issue stands at 30,000,900 with 18,231,290 outstanding, and the proposal sought to shrink it to 6,077,135.
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Jersey City
N. J
International Salt Company
Why He Was Late and the Stomach Trouble Mention
A joke about lateness cites a stomach issue discussed with a friend. The fragment promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, and the text abruptly shifts to discussion of terminal operations and net earnings, indicating an OCR’d mix of ads and reports. The readable portion mentions Chamberlain’s Tablets and liniment being sold by dealers.
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Li Inet Smithson
Chamberlain
All Deal
Mexican Mustang Liniment claims safe cure for man and beast
The advertisement touts Mexican Mustang Liniment as a reliable remedy for horse ailments and cattle teats, claiming oils penetrate to bone, banish pain, and save suffering. It warns against ignition near alcohol and asserts the product is safe and sure to cure despite rough wording and dubious guarantees.
Ded By A Farmer In Greensboro Chronicle
A garbled early note from Greensboro recalls two accidents affecting a farmer. The fragmentary text hints at injuries or vehicle incidents linked to agricultural work and local roads. Details are unclear, but the distressed tone suggests concerns over farm safety and memory of past crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
International Harvester Company of America Ga
Electric Bitters Promoted for Stomach and Kidney Ailments
Paine In the Stomach article warns stomach pains signal liver or kidneys are out of order, risking dropsy or Bright's disease. Thousands praise Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney medicine, citing Alston of Raleigh who recovered after the first dose and now feels like a new man. price is 1.60.
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Bright
Alston
Raleigh
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