New York Brisk Crime, Heat Costs Rise, Names in Dispute
In New York thousands of toughs terrorize poorer quarters amid alleged police restraint after a mayoral crackdown. Heat shortages loom as households order extra fuel to endure a harsh winter. Hughes hints at retirement plans and the legal profession debates a future return to private life. Architects cite rising fees as living costs surge. Nursery maids strike over name etiquette, challenging hospital practice.
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New York
City Hall
Hell's Kitchen
Cherry Hill
Water Front
Hughes
Albany
Ford
Stich
Ife
Wurses
Children's Hospital
Mary
Jane
Bridget
Saved At Deaths Door Cure By Electric Bitters
Murray W Ayers of Tran alt Bridge New York faced a fatal liver illness with rapid weight loss and a yellowed skin. He credits Electric Bitters with a dramatic recovery restoring his weight and health in a remarkable testimonial. Sold by W J Smith Bros H R Palmer & Sons for 50 cents.
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Murray W. Ayers
Tranalt Bridge
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Brittain elected president of Shorter College in Rome Georgia
Rome Georgia January 24 special from the Tribune Heral d to the Banner trustees of Shorter College announce the election of Prof M L Brittain of Atlanta to the presidency starting next June He is a longtime educator in Fulton County and Southern states Remodeling and additions planned for the plant including dormitory furnishing new machinery for the chemistry and science departments Brenau College Conservatory head T J Simmons will join Brenau after June first bringing part of the Shorter faculty and equipment Also newborn son to Samuel Bryan Wilkins and wife at Kingstree South Carolina Court News record.
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Rome
The
Tribune-Herald
Banner
Shorter College
M. L. "Brittain
Atlanta
Brittain
Athens
Fulton County
Shorter
Moale
T. J. Simmons
H. L. Pearce
Brenau College-Conservatory
Gainesville
Brenau
Simmone
Sermon on David Nabal and the laborer clash
Rev. L. Troutman preaches at First Methodist on 1 Samuel 25:10 16 linking Davids demand for bread to class tension between labor and wealth. He argues old social order yields to new, wealth must align with virtue, and true authority comes from character not rank or money.
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Or. L. Troutman
First Methodist Church
Nahbal
David
Jesus
Nabal
Saul
Caesar
Church
Tragic Burn Death Of Little Alfred Bramblett
Sunday morning nine oclock Alfred Bramblett three died from severe burns received Saturday morning while alone near a grate in Ohio City His parents mourn as he succumbs twenty four hours after injury Funeral held at home then at Oconee cemetery The family receives sympathy from friends Also includes unrelated notices and reflections.
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Alfred
J. P. M. Bramblett
Ohio City
Southern Manufacturing Company
Oconee
Athens Chickens Win Many Prizes
Mr. Carlisle Cobb of this city reports his five entries at the Atlanta Poultry Show in Gate City earned four prizes. His Golden Sebright bantams took first and second pullets with the trio, the pit game cock won the blue ribbon, while other class awards remain unprinted. Cobb specializes in bantams and has repeatedly won prizes in several winter shows, sometimes taking a prize for every bird entered.
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Carlisle Cobb
Atlanta
Gate City
Cobb
Funeral, civic notes from Lexington Ga then Panama libel case
Lexington news reports the burial of P L Wheeler near Sandy Cross in his eighty fifth year and outlines local visits from Prof Hite and Mrs Walter B H to discuss Farmers Institute events, plus local confirmations of Geo Barron and Paul Brown’s travels and the Eberhart funeral near Carlton. In New York, the Panama libel case against Press Publishing Co. of the World seeks trial over stories about Panama Canal stock purchases.
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Lexington News
Lexington
P. L. Wheeler
Sandy Cross
W. H. Faust
Hite
Agricultural School
Farmers’ Institute
Walter B. H.1
Oglethorpe County
Geo. Barron
Oglethorpe County Bank
Athens
Paul Brown
Watkinsville
B. Eberhart
Carlton
Eberhart
Madison County
Panama
New York
Press Publishing Company
New York World
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Panama Canal Company
United States
Convention of the Unemployed Arrives in Chicago
Chicago January 24 Delegates are arriving for the unemployed convention led by sociologist J Eads How of St Louis The movement aims to lay the foundation of industrial freedom and discuss relief plans for thousands of casual laborers out of work in major cities across the nation
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Chicago
J. Eads How
St. Louis
Bituminous Operators to Unite in Demands
Chicago January 24 bituminous coal operators begin uniting into one federation to strengthen bargaining with United Mine Workers. The federation will include operators from Indians Pennsylvania Ohio and nearby states plus the Southwestern association covering Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma with a conference set for tomorrow.
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Chicago
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Southwestern
Qussouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tragedy Follows Mineral Point Bank Failure Trial
Superior Wis Jan 24 The federal court convening tomorrow will hear Alfred Spenaley president of the defunct First National Bank of Mineral Point on national banking law violations. The bank’s collapse in October spurred multiple tragedies including the suicide of cashier Frank B Hanscombe and the subsequent deaths of his mother in law and others connected to the Allen family scandal.
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Superior
Wis
Alfred Spenaley
First National National Bank of Mineral Point
Wos
Spenaley
Wisconsin
Thay
Mineral Point
Phil Allen, Jr
Allen
Federal
Leavenworth
Frank B. Hanscombe
Imlaw
Hanscobe
Oficial Point
Hanscombe
Mia
Johan Gray
Two Licenses Issued For Same Pair In Six Days
Clarke county records show two marriage licenses issued in six days to wed the same couple colored Joel Allen and Susie Billups. A rival woman claimed Allen and obtained a cancellation, prompting late night action by Judge Wingfield to issue a second license as a duplicate for the ceremony.
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Clarke County
Wingfield
Joel Allen
Susie Billups
Janishe
Ernuther Gal
Allen
Winfield
Foel Allen
Auto Show Opens in Washington National Capital
Washington throbbed with the first national automobile show as Convention Hall opened. The exhibit features new car models, motorcycles, automobile accessories, and a department on aeronautics with models and drawings illustrating recent advances in aviation.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Brigadier General Knight Retires From Active Duty
Washington January 24 Brigadier General John G Knight retires from active duty on grounds of age after a distinguished career in the engineering corps. Knight reached brigadier general recently and earned high marks for service and leadership.
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Knight
Washington, D. C
John G
Engineering Corps
Death of Claud Tuck's Six Month Old Babe
Friends in the city mourn the death yesterday morning of the six month old child of Mr and Mrs Claud Tuck at their home in Puryaar's district star. The little one had been i
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Claud Tuck
Puryaar
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Georgia
Hodgson Cotton CO
Athens Hardware CO
Gotham
Rome College For Ladies
Samuel Bryan Wilkins
Kingstree
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Courty News
Kingstree, 8. C
MR. Troutman
Alfred Bramblett
Parn
Will A. Marsh
Biler City
N. C
H.R. Palmer & Bons
God
Abigail
Roward David
Peru
United
Peruvian Guano Corporation
Charleston
P. C
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
N. B. Langley
Madison, Wis
L. P. Canning
Cor. Clayton
Jackson Gis
MR. Claud Tuck
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