City Hospital Movement Debated Before Council
A large citizen delegation pressed for a city hospital at city hall, led by Judge Cobb and Dr H C White. They urged charter expansion to empower the mayor and council, with a resolution to be prepared for the next meeting and a bill advertised for the General Assembly. The group noted broad public support and signatures from major taxpayers.
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A. J. Cobb
H. C. White
Col
T. J. Shackelford
Messrs
Bett
Shackelford
Cobb
White
West
Goulds Money Leave a Guess
New York June reports a prolonged Gould family divorce saga with Katharine Clemmons Gould and Howard Gould amid inherited disputes over Jay Gould's will and a court battle that could affect roughly five million dollars. The saga traces past separations and alleged misconduct, with depositions likely as key evidence in the non jury hearing before Justice Gerard.
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New York
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Countess de Castellane
Anna Gould
Helle de Bagan
Family i
Frank Goulds
Anna
Frank
Helen Kelly
Frank Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Gerard
Europe
Gould
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Ilegal
Dustin Farnum
Thosbland
Wife
Doula
Zella Nicholas
Howard Goulds
Holland House
Katherine Clemmons
California
West
George Gould
George
Helen Gould
Howard
Misa Clemmons
Princess de Sagan
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meeting Opens in Portland
In Portland Oregon the Presbyterian Brotherhood convention gathers for a two day session. It marks the first of four coastal gatherings planned for June and July. Charles B Holt of Chicago, national Brotherhood president, and other leaders address the meeting.
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Hood
Portland
Ore
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Pacific Coast States
Charles 8. Holt
Chicago
National Brotherhood
Hardwick Names to Arbitration Board in Georgia Railroad Strike
Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick and Reuben R. Arnold are named to a board to arbitrate the Georgia Railroad dispute. EB. A. Ball cites the need for a fair settlement amid tensions between white firemen and African American workers, noting mediation under the Erdman act and public interest in Georgia.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia Railroad
Reuben R. Arnold
Knapp
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Thomas K. Scott
EB. A. Ball
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
State of
Georgia
Neill
Board of Arbitration
Erdman
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Meditation
Therfore
Scott
Reunion of University Class of 192? Promises Delightful Banquet
Alumni from many classes converge on commencement with the class of 1922 planning a reunion. Morris Michael presides as president with R. L. McWhorter and Miles W. Lewis on the entertainment committee. A Georgian banquet Monday evening is set to be a highlight, with about twenty five members anticipated.
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Morris Michael
Messrs
R. L. McWhorter
Miles W. Lewis
Body of Romeoins Found After Jail Escape Attempt
The body of James Romaines, a young white man, was found in Chickamauga Creek near Dalton, Georgia, after he and John Goad attempted to escape from Catoosa county jail. Goad fled toward Chattanooga, later surrendering, believing his companion drowned. An undertaker was notified to send a casket as the body was recovered by searchers.
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Romaines
Goad
Chicaamauga Creek
Good
Chattanooga
Dalton
Here
Catoosa County
Ramaines
White supremacist plea in Georgia labor dispute
A letter from B of L. F. and B. representatives argues for white firemen supremacy in Georgia, naming Thomas W. Hardwick and Reuben Arnold as arbiters and pressing support from white men. The text vows victory, denounces black workers, and seeks statements to influence arbitration.
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Georgia
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Thomas W. Hardwick
Reuben Arnold
South
Elocere
State of
A. Ball
L. F
Excursions Planned From Georgia to State College Visit
Several farmers trips are planned this summer from Georgia points to Athens to meet Dr. Soule and faculty at the State College of Agriculture. Jackson county excursion from Jefferson will be July 10 with a large turnout. Ocilla farmers petition low rail rates and expect a sizable group later in the season. Other excursions are likely and will aim for a pleasant, profitable visit.
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Georgia
Athens
State College of Agriculture
Ocilla
Dr. Soule
Baby saved by dramatic ambulance swing in New York
Nine month old Evans Killeen of Avenue A swallowed a metal jack from a marble game. Dr. Pearson rode at high speed to Twenty-sixth Street, swung the baby by the heels in the ambulance, and dislodged the jack. The dramatic treatment saved the child's life before crowds in the street.
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New York
Pearson
Bellevue
Twentieth Street
Second Avenue
Clarke County Leads in Good Roads Effort at Albany
County officials Holman and Strahan attend the Good Roads Convention in Albany as Clarke County tops Georgia in road quality. A five hundred dollar county contest to build the best roads by next November has drawn wide interest, with mobile dealers organizing rural routes and locals pledging active work statewide. Clarke County is praised for superior roads and ongoing progress everywhere.
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Holman
Strahan
Albany
Clarke County
Georgia
Banner Constitution
Atlanta
Augusta
Messrs
Constitution
Electric Bitters Promise Health and Beauty For Women
Advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous irritability and skin problems caused by kidney toxins. Claims regulation of stomach liver and kidneys purifies blood strengthens nerves and improves complexion. Promotes purchase at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons for 60 cents.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Perry Davis' Painkiller Featured As Quick Emergency Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Perry Davis' Painkiller as the rapid relief for sprains bruises strained muscles and injuries from falls and blows. It claims worldwide use over seventy years with millions of bottles sold annually and promotes a new large 35c size.
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Perry Davis
Mission of Mercy
Perry Davin
Abbeville Judge Thomas L Holton Dies in Georgia
Athens reports the sudden death of Judge Thomas L Holton at his Abbeville Georgia home on Monday night He was a University of Georgia law graduate from the class of 1889 He married Ida Haudrup of Athens and funeral plans drew Mr J H Haudrup to Abbeville for the service
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Athens
Thomas L. Holton
Abbeville
Judge Holton
University Law Department
Ida Haudrup
J. H. Haudrup
Mrs W J Shaw Dies in Philadelphia
The death of Mrs. W J Shaw at German Hospital in Philadelphia on Saturday morning saddens Athenians. Formerly Daisy Cheney of Rome, she leaves 14 husband three brothers and one sister. The comically misprinted rescue tale and medical ad nearby note Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble.
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Bert R. Lean
Qheny, Wash
Spokane
California
Dr. King
W. J. Shaw
W. J.J. Smith
Philadelphia
Shaw
Rome
Athens
Daisy Cheney
Coaxing the Brute From the New York Sun
Eve muses on feeding Adam after her apple tale while crafting a fig leaf outfit. The piece hints at evolving fears and satire about gender and power in a playful, literary tone.
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New York Sun
Eve
Adam
Ronson Ner
Appeal for aid to Lucy Cobb girls in Savannah
The Savannah Press appeals to Lucy Cobb Institute alumnae for help for a penniless, orphaned graduate from the West who came to Savannah then to a sanitarium due to tuberculosis. Her funds are exhausted and the disease advances. readers are urged to assist to ease her last days amid a nationwide fight against tuberculosis.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Savannah
Lucey Cobb Institute
Lucy Cobb
Georgia
West
Athens
Presa
Lucy Cobby
Cas
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Fla
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Orr Drug Co
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B. C. McEvoy
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