National Food Show Ends After Week of Exhibits in Atlanta
The first National Food Show in Atlanta closed Saturday night after a week of spirited contests demonstrations drawing over 60,000 attendees. Plans for a larger 1905 exhibit are already under way, with organizers praising the public enthusiasm and support from merchants, clubs, and volunteers.
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Atlante
J. Po Langan
Atlanta
Frank Wailoney
Missy Thelen Daniels
Dahlgren Attert
van France Bell
Misa Ava Vor Fall
Beechwood
Miss Daniels
Mies Gell
Mig Ball
Gail
Sowely
Suirky
Sun Dalla
L. T. Green
Stra
Marples
Lune Waite
Brent
Mey
C. Sounsen
Clarke
Siandow
Chau
Berith
Fourtpin Of Youth Found By Science
An advertisement claims a “fourpin of youth” discovery restoring health by tablets that act on brain glands and blood vessels. It asserts fast relief within hours, promises no side effects, and guarantees refunds if not working. The misspelled copy urges readers to order samples and pay postage.
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Amer
Roy
Matton Laboratories
Miss Chase
Mecrant, Inc, Carbop
Injunction Asked On Mileage Order By Poon
The article reports a request for an injunction on a mileage order filed by Poon. Judge Morton issued a notice order returnable April 6. The petition cites proposed reductions in railroad rates affecting interstate commerce and highway users, with estimated annual savings of about 80 million dollars.
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Deere
Morton
New York
Pennsylvania
Thy
Rosa & F
Interstate Commerce
Ohio Train Crash Claims Another Life
A Cleveland area train collision in Ohio killed a passenger and injured several others. Detours and emergency crews worked at the scene as investigators reviewed the wreckage and listed identities of the victims and witnesses.
Information Caross novelty at dinner party circles
A fragmentary item describes a supposed new idea called Information Caross for dinner parties. The garbled text references experiments with cards, tasting techniques, and a literary figure noting a shift in engagement, suggesting a niche social gadget or method without clear details or credible sources.
Man Hangs Self in Jail Amid Murder Charge
Beaudetee, Minn March 81- Frank Naboduim held without bail on murder charges in Mrs NG Stepan death. He allegedly died by hanging with a handkerchief in jail. Stepan’s body was found amid a kitchen stove explosion near Gracetown last Sunday. A Spooner coroner's jury ruled an explosive placed in firewood caused the blast.
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Beaudetee
Tariff Association of the South protests oil rate changes
A Southern Tariff Association petition protests proposed duties on vegetables oils and peanuts. The document claims reduced rates would lower farm costs while benefiting soap and edible oil sectors, urging caution against reopening the vegetable oil schedule. Delegates from Georgia, Virginia, and other states back the request as urgent in the Southern states coalition.
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Tariff Association of South
Wietin
OSL Cbg
Southam
Agnold
Marvin
Guar Jaana
Tyolf Con Mason
Murat
Conan
Entien Oil Milla
Vies
Math Citi
Georgia
Wong
Authorities Indict Three In Jefferson County Case
A Jefferson county grand jury indicted two dairymen and a plumber in a graft related inquiry. The trio faced charges connected to a broader investigation into a Dr Dahaghie case and were later released under bond as the federal probe unfolded. A witness named by the reporter provided testimony, with stenographers recording the proceedings.
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Diparment of Justice
Rey
Tysons
Dr. Dos
Pity Poor Lady Astor Face in Parliament Session
Report from London describes an unruly House of Commons scene as David Kirkwood vocally rails against capitalism while Lady Astor, born in America, remains silent. The exchange highlights gendered tensions and partisan clashes in a British political moment.
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London
Lady Astor
House of Command
David Kirkwood
Luly Astor
Kirkwood
Astor
Richwood
Bok
Policeman Shoots Self at Bedside Of Dyng Mother
A Detroit police officer, Detreitt Wareh Rae, shot himself by his mother's bedside while she lay dying, then faced his own life crisis as investigators and family described urgent distress. Rae, 31, reportedly feared his mother’s death and fired a bullet into his breast before attempting to harm himself. his mother Mis bya Rirtzel was near death. The incident occurred during Friday services at a church near their home as Rae’s family faced a grave crisis.
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Self
Dyng
Detreitt
Willam
Rae
Billie
Tne
Savannah Is Kost To Army Airmen Arrival in Savannah
Savannah Ga March 81 The five army airmen mailing the term trip from Porto Rico to Washington landed there today at 11 00 oclock having average speed of fever 100 miles per hour this morning from Lieutenant BK Stoner who reached Savannah yesterday left early this morning for Camp Brooke The five army airmen will be entertained today and tomorrow by the Savannah Board of Trade.
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Savannah
Porto Rico
Washinton
Eclock
Mina Tieutenant
BK Stoner
Camp Broeg
Nhe
Savannth Board of Trade
Southern tariff push threatens agricultural industry clash
A tariff association warns against rate cuts, warning of a fierce contest. Officials say eastern groups back rate reductions while the South defends protection, signaling a national clash over tariff policy and free trade.
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Prum
Tariff Association
Man Killed as Neighbor Slays with Knife at Alabama Line
Robert Huckoey of the Georgia Alabama line in Cleburne county killed Tom Lyons after Lyons insulted Huckoey’s wife. Lyons was shot and decapitated with a pocket knife near Hackney home in Friday night incident. Sheriff Jackson and deputies pursued suspects as Evans faced prior murder indictment and planned surrender after court delay.
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Anniston
Ale
Tom Haas
Robert Huck Oey
Georgia
Alabama
Cleburne County
Atmost
Vicun
Teem Ohi
Ho A Jackson
Heflin
Cleburne
Haysood
John Schuls
Hackney Heme
Lyons
Hesha
Dalling
Satucdley
Hackney
Has Enife
Tate
Evans
Andrew Ome
Wackney Divine
Wadnes
Lhg Defenge
Denials By Hare On Trust Fund False Woolwine Denials
Hollywood Calif March 22 William S Hart the actor, when shown a statement read by District Attorney Lee Woolwine, refused to comment beyond directing his attorney James Scarborough to pay nothing for publication. The article details a trust fund of 49 a month for a child alleged by the woman and the actor’s denials amid investigations and a possible civil suit.
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Hare
Woolwine
Wool Wine
Hart
Yart
Mary
New York City
Mioe
Hollywood Cilf
William S Hart
Lee Woolwine
Jamia Scarborough
Rain Delays Cotton Planting in Thomas
Thomas Ga March 31 Special Cotton planting in this section is delayed by on again off again rains. The fields are muddy and footing is poor delaying field work but a few sunny days should allow planting to resume. Acreage in south Georgia is reported larger than recent years and farmers aim to start early to beat boll weevil before it damages crops.
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Senate
VT Opethhia
Nphorse
Thorn Traneers
Rar
Taxco
Iran
Fae
S&s Roberts
Chohasha Owir
van Tlommvan
Tackson Tenn
T & Walther Aleaandria
Vegetaie Org
Tariff Commission
Thomassille Ga
South Georgia
Carolinas
Mindia
Alibaug Leghorn
Dr .Trucks
Wy Weites
Rau
Nidad
Burang
Pratt
Sady
Weather and farm profits lift February in Carolinas and district
Weather affected peach and cotton crops in the Carolinas while February business in the district showed stronger results than last year. Banks report more liquidity, savings rise, and textile mills run full schedules with robust orders. Cotton consumption set monthly records and tobacco prices rose in both bright and dark markets. Farmers prep for a busy year with increased machinery and fertilizer inventories as frost impacts linger.
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Scho
Missing Boy Found in New Orleans Jail Convicted Burglar
Henry Potunin seventeen disappeared from Pawtucket on March twenty two. Relatives and police searched until he was found in New Orleans parish jail awaiting transfer to state penitentiary for one to two year sentence for burglary. He wandered from home along the Atlantic coast after release and met a companion who aided a burglary in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Henry Potunin
Pawtucket
State Penitentiary
Atlnuic
New Orling
Paterno
Stricken Seaman Recovers Eyesight After Treatment
J Wareh Hutchen 81 on the way back from Bremen arrived today aboard the President Harding. Seaman Talour on the Arci4es was stricken blind after an accident at Port Arthur Jleva. He was transported to the President Harding, treated by a surgeon and recovered fully within three days, planning return to Athens.
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Hutchen
J. Wareh
Are Ues Presiden
Harding
Bremen
Joseph Ta Ltune
Port Arthur
Jleva
Talour
Levis Agmenttural and Mint, College
Notun Bank of
Athens
Theis
Harding A Aurgeon
Braught
Atheos
Kansas City Bandits Rob Bank Messengers
Two crews of bandits robbed bank messengers in Kansas City Kansas today, securing nine mob in cash during two hold ups at the Armourdile dis grice and escaping with the money.
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Kansas City Bandits
Kansas City
Kan
Lands Inundated by Arkansas Floods
Moroe La March 31 floods sweep across southeast Arkansas and northeast Louisiana as the Ouachita river basin and Musisissippi backwaters rise. Acres of land are inundated while floodwaters reach stage along the rivers.
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Moroe
Ehunda
Arkansan
Lousiana
Arkansas
Ouachita River
Mitchell Quizzed Again in Probe
Police questioned Captain Carey and other officials as part of a homicide investigation. Mitchell and Jackan were questioned while John Keenan declined to reveal details. Detentions of Mitchell or Jackean as material witnesses were not deemed necessary.
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Mitchell
van Stain
Carey
Yaad
Valeo
Perna
Alitchell
John
Linak Keenan
Marchell
Jacknan
Euter
Cven
Rosten Sripher
Keenan
Duck
Wilson
Reaper
Coughlin
Jackean
Karl
Philadelphia
Mysterious Courtroom Exit Entangles Photographers and Attendees
In a tense hearing at the private office, a man spoke of contrivaness and a witness faced questioning by Vr Poni before two hours of testimony. After the session, as lawyers stood by, the crowd surged toward the filing hut, with photographers blocking exits and a smoke-filled scene at the revolving door.
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Marehell
Louis
Business conditions rebound in three years amid Feb trade data
The February review shows stock turnover at 23 times yearly, slightly below January, with sales gains in several sectors. Cotton fabrics and brick makers report February activity above January, while farm prospects improve as planting nears and mortgage funding weakens, aided by favorable weather for crops and improved financial sentiment in Virginia and surrounding districts.
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Januly
Seul Tara
Sal Toto
Jan Way
Alubtin
Shiva
Wong
Lehruay
Wastuck
Reserve Bank
Florida
Erey
Richmond Va
Mont Iy
Pat Keshed
Federal Reserve Bank At
Richmond
Virgina
Capoimas
Dr Stuchell Accepts Church in Jersey Controversy
Dr Stuchell resigns from Tech High role as he accepts church assignment in New Jersey. Article notes support from TAIT members and existing leaders, praising his service and influence on democracy efforts. Mentions past year work, his leadership in Atlanta fronts, and upcoming transition to new field of indoor work.
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DR. Stuchell
Jersey
Pat Page
Ywlo
Luca Tanal
Atlanta
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