Cone drug store introduces innovative design and features
The Sunbite tvelite cone store in Whitehall Avenue showcases a glass fountain, always running spoon holders, and a dust free, ventilated interior. Mr. Cone emphasizes high standards, new inventory system, and shared profits with qualified staff as the store opens to a crowded, souvenir laden opening.
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Whitehall, Street
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Sheridan
Walle
Warren C. Powell
Cone
Georgia
Tevere
Substitute for Wool Bill in Senate Priority
Washington April 2 A republican tariff revision bill drawn by Senator Smoot Utah for report by the finance committee as a substitute for the Reuse wool bill will have the right of way over all other tariff revision measures in the senate. The finance committee will arrange brief hearings on the wool bill and it will adversely report the house steel bill probably next Friday.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Senate
House Steel
Southern Leader Seeks Presidency On Democratic Platform
An analysis praising the Democratic leader as the ideal presidential candidate. It highlights seventeen years in Congress, experience handling diverse legislation, a non radical stance, support for a square deal, chairmanship of Ways and Means, tariff reforms aiding common people, Southern loyalty, and broad appeal to rich and poor as a trusted teacher.
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Congress
Democratic Party
United States
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Lfe
South
Underwood Will Carry Georgia Says Stevens
In Dawson areas Colonel C B Stevens asserts Underwood leads in Georgia. The former agriculture and railroad commissioner travels the state and reports strong sentiment, noting many switch to Underwood and others commit now. He cites widespread support across south, west, and northeast Georgia.
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Underwood
Georgia
Stevens
C. B. Stevens
Dawson
Colonel Stevens
Geor
Campaigning Clean for Underwood Impresses Colonel Fisher
Colonel Harry Fisher, a prominent Georgia businessman, praises Oscar W. Underwood’s presidential campaign as clean and admirable. He notes it avoids personal attacks, emphasizes party and country welfare, and aims to win friends across Georgia and the nation.
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Harry Fisher
Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Fisher Tuesaday
Underwood
They Tried to Hold Up Saloons in Fitzgerald
In Fitzgerald Georgia on April 2 two men H R Parker and J A Oglesby representing Cable Plane Company of Atlanta attempted extortion from saloonkeepers. They demanded 600 dollars to avoid telling a grand jury about alleged evidence against blind tigers. The pair fled with police involvement ending the incident.
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Fitzgerald
Grand Jury
Aldine
Hey. Guyton
Police Pri
Nigist
E jwWas
Stremip
Wien
Committee ends hearings for Morgan absence
After a lively executive session today the committee decided it could not hold hearings open until Mr Morgan returns from abroad. It was understood that several other witnesses would be heard, including more experts.
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Morgan
Willel
Exploding Gun Kills Corporal at Fort Grebla
Exploding three inch rifle at Fort Grebla in Nar ragansett Bay kills Corporal Adam W. Lee of the 109th coast artillery company. Lee fired the revellie gun when the breech block blew off striking him in the jaw and he died before the post surgeon arrived.
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Leunderstown
Fort Grebla
Narragansett Bay
Adam W. Lee
109Th Coast Artillery Company
Lee
Georgia senate house committee tours Georgia colleges
A legislative committee from the Georgia senate and house visited Athens to inspect the University of Georgia, State Normal school, and State College of Agriculture. Delegations from both chambers met university officials, toured facilities, and planned further inspections in Dahlonega, Augusta, Milledgeville, and Atlanta. Woodrow Wilson club of Bibb county invites him to Macon for an April 17 appearance.
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Athens
Senate
House of the General Assembly of Georgia
University of Georgia
State Normal School
State Colere
Agriculture
W.K. Whitehead
Ennis
Har~ ‘Vis
Mayeon
Mann
Morris
Oliver
Beau‘champ
Copelaw
Crawford
Cramartie
Tippins
Tatman
Kent
Montgomery
Jett Davis
Harrell
Mier
Jones
Dougherty
DuBose
Wilkes
Cobai
Brown
Forsyth
Slade
Converse
Barrow
Snellings
Voay
Diell
Herty Field
Branson
Dean Rhodes
State College of Agriculture
A. M. Soule
Guineaville
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Dahlonega
Augusta
Medical College of Georgia
University
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Woodrow Wilson
Macon
Woodrow Wilson Club
Bibb County
New Jersey
Georgia
Albany
The Lax Fos Way: a tonic for liver and bowels offer
A vintage advertisement promotes Lax Fos as a medicine that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It urges buying the first bottle on a money back plan and asking a druggist for a second bottle.
British Budget Explains 1912-13 Surplus and Plans
London April 2 David Lloyd George presented the British budget for 1912-13 noting a realized surplus of 32.725 million dollars from the prior year. He plans to apply the surplus to strengthen the exchequer while maintaining no tax cuts or new levies.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
United Kingdom
United States
Atlantic
Opposition to radical changes in cotton tariffs voiced
Ellison A Smyth of Greenville presided at the American Cotton Manufacturers Association opening session for its fifteenth annual convention in Washington on April 2 He argued against sudden tariff changes despite partial support for reform and praised Taft veto of a crude cotton goods bill He urged a rules committee for cotton buying and uniform practices to reduce disputes without court action Officials Nagel Spreng and Hunter addressed the session detailing manufacturing work, boll weevil impact and cotton breeding potential with calls for cooperative effort across the south
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Washington
Ellison A. Smyth
Greenville
American Cotton Manufacurerers’ Association
Tndoree
Taft
Smyth
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Bureau of Manufacturers
National Business Men's Congress
Fiere
W. D. Hunter
Department of Agriculture
United States
David I. Coker
Hartaville
S.C
Two Men Arrested Near Atlanta Theater
Near the Atlanta theater two men were stopped on suspicion after proprietor A F E Archer reported two figures loitering. One man Tom Small admitted stealing whisky on Marietta Street last Sunday and was released after a warning. both denied any break‑in attempt.
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A. F E. Archer
Atlanta
Tom Smal
Henricks Street
Fmory Orr
Marietta
Small
Hood
West
Marietta Street
Tam
Broyles
Recorder
Homer George
The
Archer
F. M. Sheehan Arrested on Charge of Forgery
Americus Georgia April 2 Specially Information reached Americus tonight of the arrest at Wilmington North Carolina of F M Sheehan a former American employee of the Seaboard railway wanted here upon warrants charging the altering of forge discharge checks of the company He is accused of passing four such checks on Americus merchants and is believed to have also affected others in Columbus Montgomery and Savannah Detectives have been seeking his capture for two months He is expected to be brought to Americus to face charges Fifty blank discharge checks were stolen from the Ship Foreman's office at Mauk where Sheehan worked in the yards
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Americus
Wilmington
N.C
F. M. Sheehan
Seaboard Railway
Sheehan
Americas
Columbus
Montgomery
Savannah
Mauk
City Wins Suit for Damages in Sewer Injury Case
Atlanta city court awarded Mrs Henry Fetts seventy five thousand dollars in a reduction of damages connected with a running sewer through her property. The Tul ton superior court judge ruled the award at 134,800 to be paid by arbitration.
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City of
Atlanta
Henry Fetts
Tulton Superior Court
Socialist mayor chosen in Fort Smith April Hartford act
Socialist movement declares Fort Smith election victory naming April Hartford as mayor amid calls for reform. Officials describe the act as a milestone for the party's local leadership and policy direction.
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Fort Smith
Hartford
Vy Todax
Campaign solicits subscriptions for Constitution prizes
Interest in The Constitution's circulation drive grows as thousands vote for prizes, including thirteen automobiles and twenty seven others. Contestants should secure subscriptions nationwide, follow published prices, and use the provided subscription books. The campaign runs through May 11 with ballots issued on remittance. Open evenings to 8, second-floor offices at The Constitution.
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Contestante
Misi Ug
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