Surry Turned Over Babe Never Waked In Country Accident
A Sunday accident near Surry left Clerk of Court Elmer J. Crawford his wife and children injured when a surrey overturned after a wagon horse shyed. The three year old son, pinned beneath the vehicle, suffered painful head injuries but was saved by the horse breaking free. Mrs Crawford and a baby survived shaken. the boy asked if the watermelon at the crash site would be taken back to town.
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Elmer J. Crawford
Elmer J., Jr
Babe
McMahan
Mr. Crawford
Martin Abney
Mr. Abney
Abney
Congressman Howard Speaks at Watkinsville Campaign Meeting
A large crowd gathered at the Watkinsville court house to hear Hon W M Howard discuss campaign misrepresentations and defend his record. He rebutted claims about the collector of internal revenue and postmaster appointments, explained Cannon rules, and noted Holbrook letters were answered by the Howard club. Support from Oconee county attendees was voiced amid renewed backing. The New York state Republican convention date was pushed to late September, shortening the Empire State’s campaign season.
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Court House
Watkinsville
W. M. Howard
Thorugh
Brand
Mr. Howard
Howard
Storma
Rucker
Sam Tribble
Pink Morton
Holbrook
Messia
Hodgson
O'Farrell
Oconee County
National Polo Tourney Opens at Narragansett Pier
Polo enthusiasts and society folk gathered at the Point Judith Country Club field for the national championship polo tournament opening. The event runs until August 20 featuring junior, senior, and open championships with many top players expected. Mrs. G. T. Reynolds returned home after a trip to the North Carolina mountains.
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Narragansett Pier
Point Judith Country Club
Three murderers to die in electric chair this week
Albany dispatch reports three men Carl Loose Giuseppe Gambaro and William Gilbert scheduled for execution in the New York state prison this week. Loose killed his daughter on November 24 1908 Gambaro killed his brother on February 5 1909 both in New York City. Gilbert a Black man killed his sweetheart in Olean last December.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Carl Loose
Giuseppe Gambaro
William Gilbert
Loose
Gambaro
New York City
Gilbert
Olean
Ohio Republicans gather to nominate ticket in state convention
Col umbus July 25 Republicans from across Ohio converge for the state convention to nominate a ticket and adopt a platform for the fall campaign. The race centers on three candidates for governor: Warren G. Harding, Carmi Thompson, and Judge C. B. Brown, with party bosses backing Brown and others waiting on a possible outsider on deadlock. The platform will endorse the Taft administration and outline tariff and conservation plans including Payne Alderich tariff support and a science-based tariff basis.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Judson Harmon
William H. Taft
Oho
Chilo J
Harmon
Nicholas Longworth
Interior
James R. Garfield
Hayler
Cleveland
Carmi Thompson
Ironton
Warren G. Harding
Marlon
C. B. Brown
Common Pleas Court of
Dayton
Harding
Carmi Thompabn
Judge Brown
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Cox
Brown
Garfield
Longworth
Herrick
Kinkade
Taft
Congress
Payne-Aldrich
Tarif’ Commission
Consecration of Bishop A A de Pencier in Vancouver
Prelates and priests from Western Canada attended the consecration of Rev. A A de Pencier M A as Roman Catholic bishop of New Westminster. The service at St Pauls church was the first such ceremony in British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B.C
Western Canada
A. A. de Pencier
New Westminister
St. Paul's Church
British Colombia
McMahan Bill Advances Confederate Monument Support
Atlanta July 26 The Georgia House passed a 2500 appropriation to aid a monument to General Joseph E Johnston in Whitfield county a project led by the Daughters of the Confederacy A separate resolution OK’d improvements to state property at Indian Springs Capt McMahan Clarke proposed a 100000 Confederate monument for the Capitol grounds but the measure was tabled pending further action
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Atlanta
House
Joseph & Johnston
Whitfield County
Daughters of the Confederacy
Indian Springs
Capt.McMahan
Clarke
Capitol Grounds
Mrs. M. M. Lovern Died Yesterday in Athens
Mrs. JM Lovern aged sixty died at her home on Peter street after a long illness. She is described as a motherly Christian woman and mother of Mrs. J. H. Mealor of Macon, Mr. C. W. Levern of Macon, and Mr. W. M. Seagrave of Macon. Funeral at Second Baptist Church this afternoon at 4 30 conducted by Revs. B. F. Elliott and H. C. Compton. Burial in Oconee Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Carriages leave Dorsey and Finkenstein at 3 45. Her death brings deep sadness to friends in Athens.
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JM. Lovern
Peter Street
J. H. Mealor
Macon
C. W. Levern
W. M. Seagrave
Second Baptist Church
B. F. Elliott
H. C. Compton
Oconee Cemetery
J. W. Gibbs
3. M. Williams
J. T. Baker
Cicero Parnell
J. N. Peeler
W. B
Two Years in Prison for Former Georgian
John Wilholt, claiming to be W F Wilholt’s son of the Southern Cotton Oil Co Atlanta, pleaded guilty to burglary in Kansas City criminal court and was sentenced to two years in prison. Eighteen, he left the University of Georgia seeking travel, wandered to Oklahoma then Kansas City, where he joined robbery of an installment house July 8 and admitted goods valued over 200 dollars. Two weeks earlier he faced vagrancy charges and was released on promise to return home after a dispute with his father.
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Kansas City
John Wilholt
W. F. Wilholt
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Atlanta
Wilbort
University of Georgia
Oklahoma
Wilhoit
Burney
With
Wilcoit
Aged veteran W. B. Haygood dies in Oklahoma
News reaches the city that W. B. Haygood died yesterday in Oklahoma while visiting grandchildren. A former Oconee county resident and South in the Civil War, he was a prominent Mason and lived by the order's principles. His remains will be brought to Georgia and funeral services held Thursday in his native state.
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W. B. Haygood
Oklahoma
Mins M. BE. Haygood
Dearing Street
Oconee County
Georgia
Madison
Technical Institute
South
K. G. Matheson
LL. D
Atlanta, Ga
Asthma Remedy Firm Faces U S Legal Action in Georgia
United States Attorney F C Tate lodges case in the Eastern Division of Georgia against Arthur H Doble doing business as Asthma Remedy and Manufacturing Company. Alleged to have shipped misbranded drugs from Cornelia Habersham to W W Paine Salt Lake City Utah on November 26 1909. Drug labeled Anna-Syde contained cocaine derivative without required labeling. Also alleged misbranding of Az-Ma-Syde claiming it cured asthma. Court action seeks due process and accountability.
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United States
Walter G Cornett
United States of America
District of Georgia
District Court of the United States
F. C. Tate
Arthur H. Doble
Asthma Remedy and Manufacturing Company
Cornelia
Habersham
Georgia
W. W. Paine
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt, Lake City
Asthma Remedy & Mfg. Co
Sanitarium Gets $15 000 This Year
Atlanta July 25 In afternoon session the house passed a bill by Vinson of Baldwin authorizing 15000 for state sanitarium to build a tuberculosis hospital The institution lacks space for TB patients and it is stated 430 have died in five years Many for lack of attention Even Hall of Bibb voted for the bill and it passed 136 to 6 The Republican congressional campaign committee will begin a drive for House control in about three weeks leading to the November election across states
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Atlanta
House
Vinson
Baldwin
Lmany
Hall
Bibb
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House of Representative
Union
Governor Browns Message On Durmam Mines Affair
Governor Brown transmitted to the legislature a brief message with affidavits explaining the order of troops into Walker county to the Durham mines. He cites a deputy sheriff request, attempted contact with the adjutant general, and acting as commander in chief to protect peace amid armed Italian immigrants and threats to residents and property. The message argues the governor acted within authority to prevent an insurrection and save lives. Mrs. Charles Phinizy returned from Atlanta with Mrs. Rawson Wright, recalled warmly in Athens.
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House of Representatives
Walker County
Durham
Brown
Walker
Scott
Lindale
North
Chattanooga
Gotham Gossips on Night Workers and Broadway Airships
A Gotham census shows thousands toil and dine at night, guiding all-night resorts. Mayor commands night eateries to serve the workers, while airship flights above Broadway alarm crowds and redefine the city’s nocturnal scene. Vanderbilt heir Willie shifts from racing to business, drawing public intrigue. Tennessee Republicans set August convention in Nashville to pick governor and railroad commissioner candidates and adopt a platform.
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New York
Gotham
Tenderloin
Broadway
Willie Vanderbilt
House of Vanderbilt
New York Central
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