Cotton Manufacturers to elect officers at Piedmont session
The American Cotton Manufacturers association will close its twentieth annual convention at the Piedmont hotel with John Maxwell of Cordova Ala named likely president and Caesar Cone of Greensboro N C to be vice president, amid expectations the tariff and legislation committee will favor a protective dyestuffs tariff and oppose the Keating Owens child labor bill.
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John 4A
Spartanburgh
Scott Maxwell
Cordova
Ala
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Fiedmont Hotel
Caesar Cone
Greensboro
N C
C B Bryant
Charlotte
Atesterday
Saxon
Chesney Cotton Mills
Association
New York
White Oak
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Piedmont Hotel
Oulock
Loveluck
Dra Uls Gulf Club
Claim Col Smith Proved Son of Nancy in Georgia Estate Case
In Augusta on April 4 a United States court hearing on the James M. Smith estate heard affidavits from Habersham County residents claiming James M. Smith was the son of Nancy Smith, birth out of wedlock, with four heirs at law named by Nancy’s husband William Kambrell. Witnesses including Wiley W. Smith testified to family ties, while Judge Speer directed appraisers be named to value property for inheritance tax. Court work to resolve Chisolm claimants and state representation continued as attorneys prepared further evidence.
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Augusta Ga
James M. Smith
Emory Speer
United States Court Today
Mra M
Milionaire
Nancy Smith
Charles Smith
Wm Kambrell
Wiley W Smith
Highlands NC
Colonel Smith
Wiley Smith
Larkin Smith
Habersham County
Mancy Smith
James M Smith
Oglethorpe
Wiley
Speer
Oglethorpe County
Mra Chisolm
Chisolms
CF Rhodes
John C Tye
EB. L. Noel
Cere
Chisplin
Howard
Aunsel
Thomasson Barred By Georgia Senators In Postmaster Fight
Washington April 4 the senate rejected the nomination of J J Thomasson to be postmaster at Carrollton Georgia on objections of the Georgia senators Senator Hardwick said inquiry showed Thomasson was consistently opposed to the Georgia senators and abusive in his attitude Carroll county friends of himself and Senator Smith opposed Thomasson Congressman Adamson had supported him but conceded developments changed position and offered no protest against the rejection
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Washington
Senate
J J Thomasson
Carrollton
Georgia
Hardwick
Thomasson
Carroll County
Smith
Carroll County Times
Adamson
Buy-right Hints for the Housewife
A house cleaning feature urges spring cleaning after winter, praising open sash, fresh air, and orderly disruption. It notes stores in Atlanta ready to supply essentials from soap to ladders and claims advertisers offer the lowest prices with marked savings across various home lines.
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Guare Chase
Adv
Atlanta
Arsenic Tests May Free Dr. M'Naughton This Week
Tests conducted this week by Dr. W Jay Bell on arsenic experiments indicate arsenic is not a poison. The famous M'Naughton case may be reopened for clemency and possible freedom for the doctor.
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DR. M'Naughton
W. Jay Bell
Five Dogs To Be Given Arsenic In Demonstration
Dr J W Bell plans a state supervised demonstration at Fulton county jail to show arsenic is not a deadly poison. Five dogs will receive graded doses from one to sixteen grains under state vet P F Bahnsen and geologic chemist oversight, an event tied to the McNaughton murder case and previous arsenic findings.
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W Jay Bells
Prison Commission
McNaughton
J W McNaughton
Georgia
Milledgeville
Fred Flandera
Emanuel County
Dr McNaughton
Fred Planders
Flanders
Flanders McNaughton
Hill
Lfe
Slaton
Bell
Fulton County
P F Bahnsen
Edgar Everhart
State Geological Department
le Bahnsen
Styria
McNaughtons
Ana
Fred Flanders Beare
Fatterson
Bahnsen
Ban on chance games at Marietta street carnival
Detectives Shaw and Maddox acting for Chief Mayo warned ten stallkeepers to replace games of chance with more open forms. They arrested Charles Herman, owner of one booth, for operating an alleged akin game using disks with numbers and varying chances to win. Most booths offered guaranteed prizes, while the warned games concealed losses for patrons.
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Shaw
Maddox
Mayo
Marietta Street
Charles Herman
Berman
Twelve Beauties In Voting Contest For Tech Sponsor
The Georgia Tech Glee and Mandolin club plans a voting contest to sponsor the College Night at the Atlanta theater on April 18. Twelve Atlanta belles are eligible. every ticket buys 190 votes. The top vote getter will be sponsor with two maids of honor, with ballots available at downtown and Tech MCA boxes.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech Gleeand Mandolin Club
Gleeland Mandolin Clan
Georgia Tech
Atlanta Si
Ticketa
Tech
MCA
Tech Glen and Mandolin Club
Frank & Dennie
William M Werner
Froggy Morrison
Eudie Speer
Georgia Rice
Marion Stearns
Hallie Crawford
Emily West
Frances Tuller
Sarah Eubanks
Alice Museries
Helen Jones
Mary Thompson
Elizabeth Campbell
Adelaide Callaway
Lyon Dies at Home Former Texas Committeeman
Cecil A. Lyon, a Sherman resident and longtime Republican national committeeman, died at his home. A lumberman and capitalist, he helped found the Progressive Party and recently was named brigadier general of the Texas National Guard. Born November 2, 1862 in Boston Georgia.
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Sherman Terag
Von
Republican Nations
Lyon
Yrara
Republican
Progressive
Progressive Party
Texas National Guard
Boston
Bloody repulse for the Germans on Verdun front
German efforts south of Douaumont were repulsed with heavy losses as French fire halted the assault. French progress near Carljette wood continued while other fronts showed limited activity with artillery duels and mining. A new Russian war minister pledged reorganization and equipage for victory.
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London
Douaumont
Verdun
Carljette Wood
Teutons
Lobbia Alta
Monte Fumo
Doberdo
Paris
Chauffeur Wood
French War Office
Mouss
Haucourt
Aisne
Argonne
Bois Chauffeur
Calllette Wood
Meuse
Vosges
Seppola
Audunle-Romar
Dixmude
Steenstraete
Souchez
Souchex
Angres
St Eloi
Ypres
Neuville St Yasst
Hulluch
Hohenzollern
Berlin
Cousumont
Caillette Road
Physicians back Grady hospital bond plan for six hundred free beds
Atlanta physicians endorsed a Fulton County Medical Society report urging a million dollar bond election to build a larger Grady hospital with a 760 bed capacity. The plan includes 600 free beds and 150 pay beds graded by ability to pay, plus modern facilities and an assembly hall for medical groups.
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Physicians Club
Piedmont Hotel
Representative Physicians of
Atlanta
Fulton County Medical Society
Grady Hospital
Bo Graffin
Goldsmith Marion Benson
Roberta
W B Summerail
Felton Countyy Medical Society
Tarte
Relu
George W Smalley Dead Journalist and War Correspondent
London obituary for George W Smalley born 1893 in Norfolk MA and Yale and Harvard Law graduate. He was a noted journalist and Civil War war correspondent for The New York Tribune, famed for Antietam reporting, later editor until 1887. His wife was Wendell Phillips' adopted niece.
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George Washburn Smalley
Norfolk County
Massachusetts
Yale University
Harvard Law School
New York
George Washburn Smakey
London
New York Tribune
Parole Denied to Henry Youtsey in Goebel Case
Frankfort Kentucky April 4 Henry Yousey convicted sixteen years ago of complicity in the assassination of Governor William Goebel and sentenced to life imprisonment was refused a parole by the state board of prison commissioners Yousey is the only one among six accused in the case still imprisoned the others were acquitted or granted clemency.
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Frankfort
Henry Youtery
William Goebel
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Youtsey
Second Battle of Villa Campaign Ends With Villa Followers Routed
Two hundred American cavalry under Colonel W C Brown defeated an equal Villa force near Agua Calientes on April 1. Villa was not present. Americans suffered no casualties and likely captured equipment supplies and prisoners. Ranchmen report scattered bandits pursued through canyons before a disorganized flight.
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San Geronimo
Chihuahua
Colonia Dublin
Columbus
W C Brown
Tenth
Villa Folowers
Agua Calintes
Guerrero
King
Villa
Manuel Loper Ane
Villas Heutenante
Tenth Cavalry
Pershings
Pershing
Weather Prophecy for Washington and Georgia
Local weather report predicts fair conditions with a high around 65 and low near 55 degrees. The forecast notes normal temperatures higher at 83 degrees and references rainfall measurements, including a 60 inch figure and a 46 inch monthly deficiency.
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G. O. P. National Committee
Verdun Front
Caillette Wood
Grady
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George W Smalley
Henry Youtsey
W. C. Brown
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