Woman 13 Killed in Auto Accident in Pensacola
Mrs Gonzales a prominent Pensacola social leader dies from injuries after a car runs into a street car. Three others injured include Mr Muldoon Luce and Mrs Clark. Mrs Gonzales is wife of Recorder N B Clark.
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Gonzales
Pensacola
Pensacolla
Mey
JM Muldoon
Luce
Clark
Gregory M Laeroes
Mos
Teraugas
Nbm Clark
Acca
Comer Denounced by Labor Leader in Alabama Speech
Mabie April 26 The Alabama Federation of Labor harshly denounces Gov Comer owner of Avenda Cotton Mills for not appointing delegates to a New Orleans conference. The union cites Alabama child labor laws as adequate and accuses Comer of employing young children, urging passage of a resolution condemning his actions.
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Camer
Alabama
New Orleans
Avondale Mills
Comer
Louisiana
Avondale
Tonger
French and Italian warships join maneuvers at Ville Franc
Ville Franc. France April 26 Freallan and the Duke of Genes today reviewed off Ville Franch the combined feats nowhere of France and Ital. Seventeen French and four Italian warships took part in the maneuvre. This Italian squadron was sent to greet Mo Faillierss, in honor of Frances assistance In the Malian strug Je for rdependence Today is the fir Heth an- e-sary of the French advance into Piedmont.
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Ville Franc
France
Freallan
Duke of Genes
Ville Franch
Ital
Mo Faillierss
Frances
Piedmont
Paper Shower From City Crematory Alleges Germ Threat
A blast of waste paper swept over downtown after emanating from a crematory smokestack near the rail yard and gas tank. Yellow red and brown scraps fluttered over Peachtree and Walton, prompting investigators to blame unclean water tanks and improper disposal as the source. The sanitary chief ordered cleanup and the shower ceased, with prior similar incidents noted.
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Ime Raliroas
Tenteer
Lony
Zen
Adele Boas Vanishes Then Is Found Safe at Home
Adele Boas, 13, daughter of wealthy thread maker Arthus Boas, had disappeared last Friday while seeking adventure in Boston and New York. A physician said she is healthy and merely acting on a childish whim. Police traced a girl matching her description boarding a train toward New York, but she was found safe with her parents after the brief scare.
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New York
Adele Boas
Arthus EB Boas
Bouton
Adele
Fons
Boston
Wudgediy
Busmtora
Woenaire
Plan to Handle State Peach Crop
A meeting in the Equitable building gathered officers from the Southern and Central railways the Fruit Growers Express and the Georgia Fruit Exchange to coordinate the upcoming Georgia peach crop handling. Present were General Superintendent Candler Central of Georgia Manager E H W Chapman Southern G W Tastor transportation head WH Foreacre and district and division superintendents along with Fruit Growers Express and Georgia Fruit Exchange reps. The group expects smoother faster movement of the crop and will begin arranging cars to meet shipper needs immediately.
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Equitable
Southern and Central Railways
Fruit Growers Express
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Candler
Central of Georgia
E H W Chapman
Southern
G W Tastor
WH. Foreacre
Howell Peeple
L MecCleaky
Bruit Growera’ Express
Starch Company in Trouble in Lancaster April Notice
An application was recently filed for a receiver for the Penn Starch Company of Lititz Pennsylvania. The president joined the request and the court appointed W. C. Fidlask. Assets listed include real estate and plant valued at 129,009 dollars, stock 8,000 dollars, and outstanding accounts 1,700 dollars. Liabilities show 60,000 dollars in first mortgage bonds, 45,000 dollars in notes in banks, and 5,140 dollars in outstanding obligations.
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Starch Company
Lancaster
Letey
Penn Starch Company
Lititz Pa
WC Fidlask
Hart Postpones Decision In Cooper Case
Nashville April 28 Fudge Hart postponed his ruling on the motion for a new trial in the Cooper case due to the defense absence. The decision is to be handed down tomorrow. The Coopers were convicted of the murder of former United States Senator Carmack and sentenced to twenty years.
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Hart
Nashville
Tenn
Anderson
Fudge Hart
Cooper
Coopers
United States
W Carmack Ana
Verdict of Song Experience in Baking Fat Use
A Sidney Nebraska baker with twenty years of experience tests Cat tolene as the best cooking fat for shortenings frying and baking. He asserts it makes crisp doughnuts biscuits and light rich cake while being cheaper and more wholesome than lard.
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Sidney
Neb
Grand Council Meets in Macon Georgia
Grand Master Postell of Savannah calls Grand Council to order at 10 in the Masonic temple Macon Georgia April 26. Many representatives arrive to begin the annual conference with the grand council and grand chapter sessions continuing through the week. Major focus includes the new Masonic temple construction and related orders for the Georgia Masons.
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Postell
Savannah
L F. Heard
Grand Council
Grand Chapter
Kidnaping Case Delays and Speedy Trial Asked in Mercer
An apparent push for a speedy trial surfaces for Mire Jaman Ho Rnvh on kidnapping charges as Wille Whitle is set for an undetermined date while Mrs Boyle faces indictments tied to a spinster status. Next Friday will hear Boyle’s case as juries weigh possible June grand jury action. Public sentiment arises over potential transfer to Ohio authorities amid defense claims of church upbringing refuting rumors of multiple marriages.
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Mercer
Aefanae
Mire Jaman Ho
Wille Whitle
Boyle Cone
Mrw Boyle
Ohio
Bayle
Fresh water sea voyage boats on Great Lakes route
Lake Huron and Lake Superior summer voyage from Sarnia to Fort William offered by Northern Navigation Co. with new steamers including the fastest Western on the Great Lakes. Boats connect with Grand Trunk Railway System. Literature and rates available from F P Dwyer, 200 Broadway, New York.
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Sarnia
Ontario
Fort Willam
Northern Navigation Co
Great Lakes
Grand Trunk Railway System
F. FP. Dwyer
Broadway
New York
Farmer killed by negro laborer near Montezuma
Montezuma Ge April 26 Special Banks Lofley a prominent white farmer three miles south of Montezuma was killed by a negro named Isar Hicks. After an argument about his wife not at work Lofley went from his house onto the plantation and was shot. Sheriff Hicke and his hounds pursued Hicks who had not been captured by 2 PM.
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Montezuma
Banks Lofley
Isar Hicks
Lofley
Sherif Hicke
War on grain gamblers sparks congressional letter fury
Letters from Secretary Wilson and Charles F. Scott to the house agriculture committee were disclosed in Lockport New York. They discuss the wheat corner and potential regulation while urging testimony before the committee and signaling upcoming public hearings.
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Wilson
Scott
Patten Wheat Corner
Lockport
N. Y
Charles F. Scott
House Committee On Agriculture
Charles E. Dickinson
Franklin Mills Company
Buffalo Board of Trade
Patten
Congress
Ceavenient
Committee
Peraone'ly
Funeral for Mrs. J. C. Keel at First Street Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs J C Keel, who died yesterday at the family home at College and Boundary streets, will be held tomorrow morning conducted by Reverend W H Budd pastor of the First Street Methodist church. Interment will be at Bose Hill Cemetery.
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J. C. Keel
Macen
Mim Oj
College
Boundary Streets
Rav
Oh Budd
First Street Methodist Church
Bose
Cama
Turpentine Trust Must Face Court
Savannah April 26 Under Judge William B Sheppards order the case finally go to trial the American Naval Stores Company the National Transportation and Terminal Company and six officers of the former will face trial in the United States court here tomorrow in the turpentine trust case alleged to violate the Sherman antitrust law Officers of the American Naval Stores Company two years ago paid 30000 in fines to the federal government pleading guilty to similar indictments Calling of the case for trial was delayed by one defendants demurrer which was sustained and request for a bill of particulars was complied with
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Savannah
William B Sheppard
American Naval Storea Company
National Transportation and Terminal Company
New Jersey
Wal Face Chal
United States
American Naval Stores Company
Aimilar
Trig
Demurrat
Booming Johnson for 1912 in Chicago rally
The Johnson for president boom arrives in Chicago carried by Jann H Wood of Minneapolis former Evanston resident. Wood believes the moment is right to rally support for John E Johnson Minnesota governor and the democratic formnation for president in 1912.
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Booming Johnson
Chicago
Gavernor
John E. Johnson
Minnesota
Jann H Wood
Minneapolls
Evanston
Wood
Sterling
Johnava
Propagenda
Wilbur Wright Demonstrates Flight in Rome
In Rome on April 26 Wilbur Wright conducted a series of flight tests without external assist. The aeroplane gained momentum under its own power and lifted from the ground after about 150 yards, sailing into the air.
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Wilbur Wright
Rome
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