Georgia's Deficit Prompts Bond or Tax Debate
Avlanta, Ga. October 12. A reformatted audit shows Georgia faces a January 1 deficit of $728,566.50, far from balanced, with lawmakers split over remedies. The report strengthens claims by opponents of Governor Brown, though the governor argues the legislature must decide cuts or taxes, possibly via a $600,000 school bond plan. The dispute centers on balancing income and outgo, and the path forward likely involves bonds or tax increases, given cuts threaten schooling and pensions.
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Key West Storm Claims Eight Hundred Lives
New Orleans dispatch reports from off the southwest Florida coast at 7 am that chaotic gale swept Key West left 800 people drowned. The message added two words chaos and terror. Advertisement urges Chamberlains Liniment for sprains cuts wounds and bruises when a family doctor is unavailable.
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Florida
Key West
Ohio club women in session at Lima convention
Lima Ohio October 12 women from across the state gather for the fourteenth annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs. A reception fills the day before the formal opening this evening with sessions through Thursday and officer elections. Prominent speakers include Mabel Boardman of Washington DC and honorary president Ellen M Henrotin among others.
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Ohio
Oho Federation of Women's Clubs
Red Cross
Mias Mabel Boardman
Washington, D. C
Ellen M. Henrotin
General Federation
Audubon Society reports renewed protection for sea birds
New York Oct 12 The National Association of Audubon Societies says bird refuges along coasts and inland waters shield breeding birds from poachers and plume hunters, with 90 percent of refuges showing 10 to 60 percent increases in sea birds and water fowl. Warnings that storms and other natural losses still threaten birds, urging expanded refuge work to curb commercial plunder.
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Asociation of Audubon Societies
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South Carolina
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Mississippi
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William Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
Broadway
Money Comes In Bunches to A. A. Chisholm in New York
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell New York reports suffering indigestion torpid liver constipation and debility. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after twelve bottles, saying it revived his appetite sleep and vigor and now he can attend to business daily. Infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves 50c at W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Savannah Debates Sweeping Milk Ordinance
Savannah pursues a broad milk ordinance to ensure a pure milk supply for the city. The proposal has broad approval from those who studied the issue, with Savannah striving to shape it to safeguard public health and maintain a clean dairy system.
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Savannah
Textile Workers Meet With Raleigh
The fall meeting of the Southern Textile Association will be in Raleigh North Carolina on Wednesday October sessions set for morning and night to allow fair viewing and Textile Department tours at the State Agricultural and Mechanical College. Programs include Weaving Spinning Carding and Power Economy talks by noted mill officials with health and worker care notes. Enrollment costs one dollar. applications go to J E Bowen Rockingham or G S Scott Charlotte. Dr King and Mr Mazelwood praised for health boosting remedy claims.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
W. P. Mazelwood
Atlanta
Winslow
Clinton
Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Greenville
Carolinas
Spartanburg
Association
J. E. Bowen
Sec
Rockingham
N. C
G. 8. Scott
Charlotte, N.C
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Taft Begins Homeward Trip From Los Angeles
President Taft leaves Los Angeles to start the homeward journey across the continent. He travels via the Southern Pacific to Mariopos then Phoenix, stops a brief time in Prescott, resumes toward the Grand Canyon with Postmaster General Hitchcock and several guests who will accompany him down the Mississippi river.
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Taft
Marioops
Southern Pacific
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Prescott
Grand Canyon
Hitchcock
Mississippi River
Will Georgia Justices Parade In Cap And Gown
Atlanta trial court column notes that the Georgia Supreme Court may adopt cap and gown attire after wider bar input. Justices caution against rushing, aiming to reflect broad professional sentiment from attorneys statewide before formal action.
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Frightful Fate Averted by Arnica Salve Claim
Frank Disberry recounts a near crippled knee cut avoided by Bucklen s Arnica Salve which Kelliher and Mion praise for wounds burns and skin ailments. The product is advertised as infallible for cuts bruises burns boils and eruptions and sold at W J Smith & Bro for 25 cents.
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Young Stereotyper Dies After Window Fall in Macon
Roy Morgan a stereotyper at the Macon Telegraph fell from a second story window at his Oak and Pine boarding place yesterday afternoon and died instantly on the walk below. He was 19, had lung trouble, and his last work lent from the paper. Funeral held in the afternoon.
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Roy Morgan
Oak and
Pine Streets
Macon Telegraph
Croup Warning and Remedy For Children
Hoarseness in a child signals the onset of croup. Giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once or after the croupy cough appears can prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by all dealers.
Three-T League Meeting Sparks. Possible Changes Seen
Chicago October 12 magnates of the Three-T League met at Gram Pacific hotel behind closed doors after 11 am. The session is expected to turn spirited with action likely affecting the organization’s future. Several clubs underperformed financially, hinting at circuit changes, while hostilities between President M H Sexton and Springfield owner Kinsells could lead to Sexton’s ouster at the annual officer election.
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Chicago
Gram Pacific
M. H. Sexton
Kinsells
Springfield Club
Sexton
Mat Henson Urged to Submit Proofs to Society of Head Walters
The Savannah Press reports that Mat Henson is advised to submit his proofs to the Society of Head Walters, outlining the next steps for verification and membership considerations.
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Society of Head Walters
Industrial education effort in Anson County schools
Public schools in Anson County North Carolina ran an industrial education program from November through March aiming to teach children practical work skills culminating in making axe handles. The initiative drew support from State Superintendent J Y Joyner and attracted many educators and delegates for an inter state convention and school exposition.
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North Carolina
J. Y. Joyner
Educational Association of America
Anson
Wadesboro
N. C
John T. Fairick
The
Southern Savings Bank
Columbus lighting case stamps commission action limits
Atlanta October 12 The railroad commission faces its most trying case in years as Columbus residents seek lower electricity and gas rates. The deliberations focus on watts kilowatts minimum loads and pricing structures with no decision expected before October 21 and likely to spill over weeks. The case, crucial for municipal utility control, will set a precedent guiding future rulings and demands careful scrutiny by the commission.
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Atlanta, Ga
Railroad Commission
Columbus
Judge Harris Named State Oil Inspector
Atlanta October 12. It is believed Judge S. W. Harris of Carrollton will soon be appointed state oil inspector. Harris was offered the adjutant general post by Governor Brown but declined. He previously served as acting adjutant general under Governor Terrell and is among the state's most prominent figures.
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Carollton
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Terrell
Ty Cobb challenges Wagner in world series batting duel
Ty Cobb aims to beat out Honus Wagner in the world championship series as Cobb is described as a formidable hitter for the Pittsburgh Dutchmen, showing dominance with the bat.
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Wagner
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