Massee Punched Wickham. Massee Feared in Cherokee Club Fight
In Macon Georgia at the Cherokee club W J Massee punched T F Wickham vice president of Leach properties during a tense dispute tied to a slander case and railway company allegations. A peace bond of $5000 was set for Massee after a hearing before Judge Hodges as warrants against Wickham and others were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. J. Massee
T. F. Wickham
Leach Company
New York
Georgia Public Service Corporation
P. G. Gossler
Leach Properties
Wickham
ABC
Macon Railway and Light Company
Art
Tuld
Mr. Massee
South Carolina
Maggee
Tennessee
M. Williams
Magsee
T.F. Wickham
T. J. Masgee
W. A! Masgee
Massee
Judge Hodges
Massen
Mr. AL
Alacon Bull Light Company
Demorest Teachers And Pupils Raise Fund For School
Demorest Georgia April 12 special. Work on the new 3 room school building is being rapidly pushed forward by the Demorest school authorities. When completed it will be one of the finest school buildings in north Georgia. The Demorest teachers and school children have assumed an unusual task that of raising money for the new schoolroom equipment. This idea was first suggested by Superintendent J C Rogers and was at once enthusiastically supported by all teachers. All of the school entertainments were looked forward to with an interest hitherto unknown in Demorest. The building will be ready at the opening of the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
North Georgia
J.C. Rogers
Nll
Easy Method Music Promise Lets Anyone Learn Piano in One Hour
An American scam ad from Chicago claims a quick system to play piano or organ within an hour without prior knowledge. It offers a seven day trial with prepaid shipment, then a $8.50 total, and requests address and instrument details to send the method for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlanta Constitution
Easy Method Music
Clarkson Bldg
Cochran Enters 1914 U S Senate Race in Georgia
Fulton real estate man Ralph O Cochran announces candidacy to succeed Senator Hale Smith in 1914. Born in Campbell county, he built Atlanta interests, led the Real Estate board, and served in the legislature. He pledges no demagogic appeals and emphasis on industrial and material prosperity for Georgia. Rumors link Governor Brown and John M Slaton to the race.
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Ralph O. Cochran
Fulton County
United States Senate
Hoke Smith
Cochran
South
Senate
Mr. Cochran
St Iman
United States
Nate
Georgia
Atlante
Campbell County
Oxford
University of Georgia
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Atlanta
Ralph O. Cochran Company
Eity
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Young Men's Democratic League
Feld
Georg
Commonwealth
Bus
Sane
Brown
John M. Slaton
Charles Barrett
Asheville to aid Atlanta in Shriners convention bid
The Asheville board of trade voted to join Atlanta in inviting the Shriners national convention to be held in Atlanta in May 1914. The letter notes about 100 Shriners in Asheville and optimism about business, with Secretary N Buckner signing.
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Board of Trade
Gate City
Atlanta
Shriners
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade of
Asheville
WN CG
Tar Heel
Imperial Council of the Shriners
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Birs
Asheville Board of Trade
National Shriners’ Convention
Tex
Jay Gould Wins National Amateur Court Tennis Title
Boston April 12 Jay Gould of Lakewood N J successfully defended his title by defeating Joshua Crane of Boston a former champion in the national amateur court tennis championship with scores 6 4 6 0 6 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jay Gould
Lakewood
Joshua Crane
Beston
Gridiron Grilling at Wilson Era Gala Ends With Scandal
A satirical dinner scene features Penrose Smad attempting elopement with Misa Tariff, a Coast Guard intervention, and a clash over the incoming Ship platform amid mock elections. Ghosts of protectionism and imperialism lampoon party figures as guests include Franklin D. Roosevelt and reporters Patchin and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
viHain
Penrose Smad
Misa
Oscar Underwood
Bryan
Alain
Underwood
Kauffman
Wilson
Peresident Wilson
Gridiron Club
Robert H. Patchin
New York Herald
Thomas F. Logan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fragmentary note on a past event and advice
A damaged, fragmented passage references keeping heart matters, advice on handling a situation, and a cement related incident. Names, dates, or clear context are not recoverable. the surviving text notes a month and a request for careful handling of a personal matter.
Railroad resumes several trains after floods
Effective April 12, all trains of N., C. & St. L. Ry. and W. & A. R. have been resumed, except trains Nos. 98 and 99, Dixie Limited. Dixie Limited has been discontinued. All sleeping car services interrupted due to floods have been resumed.
R-W Chifforobe Described as Fine Oak Furniture
The illustrated chifforobe stands five feet high three and a half feet wide and nearly two feet deep. crafted from quarter-sawed oak it features five drawers a hat box a large clothes closet and a complete outfit of coat and trousers hangers. One door bears a large mirror and both doors close the piece securely.
Bargain Basement Features Deep Discounts on Home Goods
The Bargain Basement is crowded with good items for every room at modest prices. Discontinued patterns and close-outs offer affordable pieces. Easy terms on basement stock mirror regular stock.
Four in stock sample offered for Shynezy ad
The store announces limited stock of a product named Shynezy available in mahogany white enamel fumed oak and early English finishes. Orders for later dates are welcome with samples on sale Saturday and Tuesday.
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Cherokee Club
Ghita Gan
Ralph O. Cockran
Senator Smith
Republican‘ Party
Roosevelt
Normandy
White House
High Protection
Woodrow Wilson
E. G. Willingham
Wey
Whitehall
Chifforobe
North Star
Hitehall Street
Mitchell
Shynezy
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