Rome Officials To Undergo Probe Incity council eyes board facts
Rome Georgia April 11 city council authorized the mayor to appoint a committee to investigate the board of public works after alarming figures in the annual report. The finance committee Powers May and McDonald will report back. Overdrafts and waterworks receipts sparked the inquiry amid large street improvements and maintenance spending. Metropolitan Life Directors new appointees elected in New York include Sirham Wahenzie of Toronto and Robert W DeForrest of the United States.
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Rome
Board of Public Works
Messra Powers
May
McDonald
Board of Pubic Works
Metropolitan Life Directors
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sirham Wahenzie
Toronto
Robert W DeForresat
Sir ‘Liam Vahenzie
Canadian Northern Railway
Mr de Forrest
So.et
Russell Sage Foundation
Regulars Kind to Insurgents Bet on Committee Seats
Washington April 11 Special The house ratified the Ways and Means and Appropriations committees and approved new memberships shaping the organization. Republican Leader Mann assigned insurgents to key posts including Rules, Appropriations, and other major panels, while former Speaker Cannon retained senior roles. The move drew partisan contention over minority representation and conformity to seniority, with details of specific insurgent assignments on Rules, Judiciary, Naval Affairs, and Education committees.
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Mann
John Corrigan
Washington
House
Ways and
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Uncle Joe
Teader
Vannen Adsetta
Jamore Mann
Republicen
Madson
Kansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Representative Good
Iowa
Appropriations
Haugen
Laws
Thade
Kopp
Naval Affairs
Norris
Nebraska
Frederick Stevens
Minnesota
Berger
Tnt
Payne
New York
Dalwell
Penn
Slvania Vicall” Massachusetis
Connecticut
Needwaie
Californa
Fortune
Mi Hizan Long Merth
Ahie Wopropitatons
Cannon of
Winos Binghan
Pennsvania Gillett Massachusetis
Taxor Onio Valley
New York Dwight New York
Steling Mitnois Woone
Pennsylvania
Amigeias Conneticut
Howlin
Tie Netraska Dodds
Bibles Hide Bogus Money Plant Alleged Counterfeiter Arrested
An alleged counterfeit money operation was busted when authorities found a set of dies and a counterfeit printing plate hidden inside Bibles. The suspect claimed to be a Bible salesman, and authorities say the hoard included counterfeit notes raised from $2 to $20.
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Ouren
United Tater Secrt
Togas
Byktus
Atlanta Ad Men Honor Parkhurst at Bi weekly Meeting
The Atlanta Ad Men's Club unanimously elected William F Parkhurst to honorary life membership at Cafe Durand. They also awarded him a rosewood cane bound in silver, and presented Arthur C Minter a filigree silver fountain pen. J C McMichael spoke on campaign methods and the value of newspapers, while gifts were given to retiring officers W F Davis Ray Taylor and T F Nutting. The club announced plans to back Boston national meeting representation and admitted five new members.
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Atlanta Ad Men's Club
William F Parkhurst
Cafe Durand
Parkhurst
Arthur C Minter
J .C McMichael
Mr McMichael
Mc Michael
W .F Davis
Ray Taylor
T F Nutting
Ufe
Paul P Reese
Boston
8 C Dobbs
Fred Houser
Ave
William Markham
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Edward A Crane
United Shirt and Collar Company
Harman Tr
Dixie Wood
G H Gardner
Massengale Advertising Agency
C R Underwood
American Writing Machine Company II
Hicks
Reese
Memphis Service a Specialty via Seaboard
Memphis service via Seaboard leaves Atlanta at 4:00 PM. The April schedule notes electric lighted steel sleepers and dining car service as a carte.
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Memphis
Seaboard
Atlanta
Obituary notices from Clarkesville and nearby towns
Multiple brief obituaries and death notices from Clarkesville Washington Marietta and Buford recount Mrs Fannie Phillips M V Moore Mrs Annie Harris Effie Burton Lee Kemp Selma White Josephine Kirkland Fred Jones Lula McWilliams and others. Names ages residences and funeral details listed with burial sites and chapels.
Volney Bulloch Dies By Suicide In Alabama Farmhome
Anniston Alabama April 11 Volney Bulloch former assistant postmaster at Atlanta and son of the late Georgia governor died by shooting himself at a farm near Anniston owned by J A Douglas manager of the Southern Express Co He left a sister Mrs Leonard Kendall of Glen Ridge New Jersey and will be buried beside his parents in Albion New Jersey The family noted his long troubled mind and recent unbalancing after a close relative’s death as factors in the deed He had been active in Atlanta business circles and previously directed the city directory and served as secretary to the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce He went to Albion to be with his father on his deathbed arriving after his passing
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Anniston
Ala
B. Bulloch
Atlanta
Georgia
J A Douglass
Southern Express Company
Bullock
Albion
N. J
Bulloch
Volkerck Veeder Bulloch
Mre
R. B Bulloch
Augusta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Edwin F Blodgett
Volney Bulloch
Post Office
Governor Bulloch
Blodgett
Foster Blodgett
Vol Bulloch
Blodgetts
Annidton
F A Douglas
Hugh Bulloch
Charleston
Green Bank
Albion N
We Have Moved Our City Office and Stationery Dept
The notice notes the relocation to 6 North Broad Street by Foote & Davies Co and references contact details. A funeral notice mentions a body brought to Patterson & Son chapel and that Miss McWilliams is survived by sister Mrs Bowden of Roswell and brother J W Williams of Atlanta.
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Josephine Kirkland
West North Avenue
Ada Skirkland
L Bor R HP J T
Gus Kirkland
Harry G Pooles
Carers
Lula McWilliama
Lula McWilliams
Mrs Bowden
Roswell
North Broad
Patterson & Son
Clit
Misa MecWilliame
J WW
Williams
Atlanta
The Grand hosts Emma Bunting in Pamela Gordon return
Emma Bunting returns to the Grand stage after illness to star as Pamela Gordon in Girly Milas Emme Buntink earns applause for her clever performance. The Grand promises a bright week ahead with East Lynne revival at the Lyne and Three Twins at the Orpheum. A strong lineup at the Forsyth features Mlle Omega and William Corom’s act with local ties highlighted by Pifflegilder.
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Emma Bunting
Girly
Milas
Emme Buntink
Grand
Pamela Gordon
Warren Hill
the Grand
Keith
Forsyth
Cardona
Mlle Omega
Wil
Wiliam Cornum and Company
Mia Pifflegilder
Sayler's self defense ends in reversal on new evidence
Judge Russell cites adage that leading own case makes a fool for a client as Bob Sayler of Whitfield county is convicted for violating the prohibition law. Sayler dismissed his own counsel, later hired three lawyers, and the court of appeals reverses, ordering a new trial for newly discovered evidence.
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Russell
Court of Appeals
Bob Sayler
Whitfield County
Saylor
Russel
Sayler
Billie Blackburns Dog Dies Rescued By Mule at Home
The Blackburn family mourns the death of Billie a black and tan terrier named for William Randolph Hearst. Billie died after a fractured skull sustained while trying to rescue a pet from a mule. Benjamin M Blackburn secretary to Governor Brown was injured when the mule struck his wrist. no bones broken. Billie lay in the back yard under roses with violets above the fresh mound, as neighbors recall the neighborhood favorite’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M Blackburn
Governor Brown
William Randolph Hearst
Billie the
Mal
Bulie
Blackburn
Chesapeake bay battle test angers crab packers
Norfolk on April 11 reports the 12 inch gun impact from the battleship New Hampshire sinking the old battleship San Varom formerly the Texas in Tangier sound Chesapeake Bay. The incident killed many unhatched chickens and hard shell crabs sparking protests from crab packers along the eastern shore of Virginia and Maryland against future tests.
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Norfolk
New Hampshire
San Varcom
Texas
Tangier Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Maryland
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Soclak
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Albany
Effie Burton
Marietta
Mourietta
Lee Kemp
Buford
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Sears
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Great Expense
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Bet See
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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Lynchburg Va
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