Chatham Board and Hall Disagree Over Detention Bill
Savannah Ga April 10 Special Chatham county commissioners reject Attorney General Hall’s view on paying for transporting former detective Julius Starr from Los Angeles for forgery trial They say they will not cover the bill unless compelled The solicitor general Hartridge in Atlanta sent the matter to Sheriff Screven The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company insured the Chatham Bank and may cover Starr’s return but could seek reimbursement from the county if required
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Savennah
Chatham County
Hall
Julius Starr
Los Angeles
Hartridge
Atlanta
California
Eurety Company
New Counterfeit Bills Detected in Circulation
New York April 10 W H Morgan acting chief of the secret service warns banks and businesses to watch for two counterfeit notes in use. One is a $20 national bank note from Los Angeles with misspellings and a misprinted cashier word. The other is a $10 United States note with a reddish brown back.
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New York
W. H. Morgan
Secret Service
United States National Bank of
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Moran
Rixey Bond Forfeited Over Nonappearance in Court
Alexandria April 1. C Jones Rixey president of the defunct Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation had his $40 000 bond forfeited after failing to appear for bond renewal in corporation court. A rule returnable April 21 was issued to show cause why the bond should not be forfeited. The court also ordered a capias on new indictments returned by a grand jury against the accused banker.
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Alexandria
C. Jones Rixey
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Cauge
Capias
Specialists to Tour Southern States
Washington April 10 Kendric Babcock a historian of education and Arthur C Monahan a land grant and college statistics specialist of the bureau of education depart for a tour of the southern states. Babcock will study college standards and regional education while Monahan investigates agricultural institution conditions. They will attend the Conference on Education in Jacksonville Fla April 19. Babcock will visit Florida North Carolina Georgia and Virginia. Monahan will visit agricultural schools in Florida Georgia Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Kendric
Babcock
Arthur C. Monahan
Bureau of Education
Coueges
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Monahan
Potash Trouble May Be Settled
Berlin April 10 American potash representatives plan direct talks with the German syndicate to settle the dispute without further diplomatic steps. Private advices say an agreement likely fixes the price including the super contingent tax at a figure acceptable to the Americans. The German syndicate has asked the government to proceed with collecting the tax, which had been deposited in trust awaiting settlement.
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Berlin
Cumberland on Rampage
Cumberland river rising above the US for War and still climbing. Upstream reports show limited damage. Decatur, Alabama indicates the Tennessee river is spreading northward across a three mile stretch and linking Swan and Beaver lakes.
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Dasnville
Fennante Jr
Cumberland
Decatur
Ala
Tennessee
Rat-Hunting Party In Columbus Overruns Town
In Columbus Indiana on April 10 the town of Qid St Louis faced a rat invasion so severe that male residents formed a rat-hunting party with dogs and killed 265 rats. Women stayed inside their homes during the hunt.
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cComumbus
Ind
Qid St. Louis
Becae
Barry Wright Admitted to Practice Before Supreme Court
Rome Georgia bar member Barry Wright was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court. He was presented by Senator Bacon.
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Barry Wright
Ton
Rome
Bacon
Scarlet Fever Quarantine at Barnard College
Scarlet fever outbreak at Barnard College in Barnard, New York, April 14 leads to quarantine for nearly 160 girls as the school reports cases and prepares isolation measures.
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Barnard
New York
Foe Ail
Barnard College
Barrett Urges Unity and Enduring Organization Among Farmers
Union City April 10 Special Barrett of the Farmers Union urges all members and American farmers to uphold cooperation and strong organization. He stresses self sacrifice, persistence, and unity as the path to reform, warns against vanity and factionalism, and calls for leaders to endure criticism and continue fighting for the cause.
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Union City
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Napa
Secred
National Farmers’ Union
Bost
Sodma
Chas. & Barr
A Healthy Happy Old Age Promoted by a Gentle Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figz and Elixir of Senna as a natural family laxative. It claims the remedy cleanses the system, strengthens and warms the internal organs, and suits the very young to middle aged due to its efficiency and lack of harmful ingredients. It urges regular use to achieve beneficial effects.
Southern Railway Aids Southeast Development Through Land and Industry Work
H. W. Miller reports the Southern Railway Company spent sixty thousand dollars for its land and industrial department in the year ended June 30, 1919. The company, headquartered in Atlanta, notes it led U S railways in development expenditure except for one rival. It has expanded its land and industrial efforts and created a cotton culture department to boost yields and advise farmers against the cotton boll weevil, while planning further cooperative development and efficiency steps.
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H. W. Miller
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Southern Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Laad
United States Agricultural Department
Agricultural Commissioners of the States
We Have Moved City Office and Stationery Dept
We have moved our city office and stationery department to Nos. North Broad Street Foote and Davies Co. Phone Main 61.
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Stix North Broad ST
Foote & Davies Co
Aked praises Rockefellers before leaving New York
The Rev. Charles I. Aked, departing for San Francisco, declares his relations with the Rockefellers remain cordial. He notes admiration for John D. Rockefeller and appreciation for the Rockefeller Bible class as a key aid to his ministry, saying he is proud to count Rockefeller as a friend. Aked and Mrs. Aked travel in President Lovett’s private car.
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New York
Charles I. Aked
San Francisco
Rockefellers
Rockefeller Bible
Elaas
America
Rockefeller
Aked
President Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Government appeals in cotton bull case against Patten
New York April 10 government serves notice of appeal in the cotton market econspiracy cases against James A. Patten and others. Appeal challenges Judge Noyes ruling sustaining demurrer to several counts in the indictment. Four counts of the indictment remain standing, alleging conspiracy and illegal restraint of interstate trade and foreign commerce.
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New York
James A. Patten
Noyes
United States Circuit Court
Grant Patent Upheld By U S Supreme Court
Washington April 10 The Supreme Court today upheld the Grant patent covering a system for setting rubber tires on carriage wheels. A Rock Hill man was sentenced to six months in federal prison for fraudulent use of the mail in a diamond theft scheme involving express shipment with cash on delivery and inspection rights. Imitation stones were substituted for genuine and later returned to the dealer. Howard and Emery to Speak at Cincinnati Dinner. Washington April 10 William M Howard of Lexington and H Emery will travel to Cincinnati to discuss tariff board purposes at the Commercial Club dinner next Saturday night. Emery on Investigations as part of tariff legislation and Howard on business uses of a tariff board. Bill to Protect Dry Territory Introduced to bar shipment of intoxicants into states where prohibited. Union City Ga Apr 10.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Chie Seegey A Sey Anwene
Wey Napier
Rock Hul 8S
United Sates
Apier
Express Company
Howard
Emery
Wiliam M. Howard
Lexington
H. ©. Emery
Cincinnati
Tarlf
Commercial Club
Mr. Emery
Mr. Howard
Cement
Prisoner Escapes Dougherty Jail Using Bathtub Leg
James Wilson, a man posing as a deaf mute, escaped from Dougherty county jail last night after demolishing three locks and tunneling through a brick wall. He used the leg of a demolished bathtub as a battering tool. He has not been recaptured. County commissioners, at their meeting, accepted plans for a new modern jail to be erected at once.
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Albany
James Wilson
Dougherty County
Wilson
Negroes Indorse Judge Brand Stands on Pistol-Toting Case
In Athens Georgia during the federa spring term opener nearly 300 Negroes and a crowd of whites rose to back Judge Brand. The jurors and audience approved his stance to send every convicted pistol-toter, white or Black, to the chain gang without fines. One elderly Black man stayed to speak but then sat down.
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Judge Brand
Athens
Brand
Fe Grand Jury
T. P. Vincent
Clarke County Coun
Carrie Nation improving in Leavenworth sanatorium
Reports from the east that Carrie Nation is dead were contradicted by physicians at the Leavenworth sanitarium where she is treated. They said her condition is improving daily and she may be cured before summer.
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Kan
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Nation
Warning Against Quacks and Fake Cures in Medical Advice
A veteran medical writer warns readers about no cure no pay schemes and guaranteed cures. He recalls a victim who paid $50 for a promised cure to a minor ailment that turned out harmless. The author says he would have explained the issue for free and rejects selling cures, offering to treat honestly within office hours and provide monographs by mail.
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Thiataker
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