Tippins Bill Veto Declares Prohibition Policy Debate
Governor Brown disapproves House Bill No. 2 the Tippins bill urging Georgia voters to settle the prohibition policy at the ballot box. He cites state treasury strain reduced school funds and warns the measure would harm public health and order while shifting tax burdens across counties.
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Brown
Atlanta
House of Representatives
House Bi
Georgia
Jephthah
Halla
Georgi
Joseph M. Brown
Atlanta Man Testifies to Four Alin Remedy
An Atlanta resident writes from Atlantis Ga on May 23 1912 praising Milam Medicine Companys Four Alin for stopping twenty five years of rheumatic gout pain. He details failed cures from physicians and other medicines, credits gradual improvement after starting the remedy, and anticipates full recovery after completing more bottles. He notes weather changes once triggered pain and expresses belief in the tonic's benefits.
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Atlantis
Milam Medicine Company, Inc
Danville
Maine
Indicted for Plotting to Defame Clarence Funk
Chicago July 34 Three persons were indicted this afternoon in connection with an alleged conspiracy to defame Clarence Funk general manager of International Harvest er company Donahoe attorney Stiefel and Miss Alleen Kleppner were named in the conspiracy charges Stiefel and Miss Kleppner faced perjury charges Donahoe acted as counsel for John C Henning whose suit against Funk prompted the grand jury inquiry A warrant for Henning is pending and Mrs Henning said Donahoe paid her large sums to participate in the alleged plot against Funk.
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Chicago
Clarence 8
Funk
International Harvester Company
Daniel Donahoe
Isaac Stiefel
Alleen Kleppner
Wonahar
Stiefel
Miss Heppner
Donahoe
John C. Henning
Henning
Stiefellg
Rev Thomas A Thornton Purchases River Drive Property Hartwell Ga
Hartwell notices Rev Thomas A Thornton buys a large lot on Riverdrive opposite Richmond in the McCurry estate area. He plans a handsome dwelling and Colonel McCurry will later build a colonial home on neighboring property.
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Hartwell
Thomas A. Thornton
Riverdrive
Richmond
Julian BE. McCurry
Thornton
Colonel McCurry
Crops Strong in Hart County Georgia
Hartwell July 31 Special The crops of Hart county are magnificent and up to the average standard. Lucius McMullan tends one of the finest corn and cotton crops seen in this area. P. D. Taylor reports alfalfa as a marvel in growth and quality.
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Hart
Hartwell
Hart County
Lucius McMullan
P. D. Taylor
Capudine Claims Quick Headache Relief From All Causes
Capudine stops headaches by removing the underlying cause whether heat cold stomach or nerves. It acts fast as a pleasant liquid and also helps colds and grip. Available in 10c 25c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
Market Prices Across Groceries and Produce in Atlanta
The ledger lists varying prices for mixed oats, cornfield pork products, lard, and sausages, alongside a wide range of country produce and general grocery items. Notable entries include Cornfield bacon and sausage, venison, and luncheon hams, with vegetables, fruits, and canned goods priced per bushel, crate, or gallon.
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Texas B. A
Ceierensesee
Cornfeld Trenkfurters
Cornfeld
Cornfeld Trankforts
Vidallty Pratt
Procece Omapany
South Broad St
California
Unwritten Law and Self Defense in Montgomery Trial
On a Montgomery train, C. Walter Jones testified he shot Sloan Rowan in self defense after Rowan allegedly taunted his wife with insinuations. Jones, whose defense cited insanity, denied intent to harm before Rowan allegedly brandished a weapon. Detectives relayed the remarks via attorney Leon McCord. Adjutant General Scully corroborated the alleged statements as Mrs Rowan and friends observed in court.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. Walter Jones
Sloan Rowan
Rowan
Doaing Rowan
Jones
Wren
Hudson
Sigsbee
Birmingham
Leon McCord
Algo
Joseph B. Scully
Uncle Sam Plans Suit Against Bill Posters
Chicago, July 31. Government expected to file a civil suit to dissolve the Foster Advertising association, the bill posters’ group alleged to control postings in over 3,000 cities. The action cites Sherman law violations after months of investigation, with the case anticipated in federal court soon.
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Chicago
Foster Advertising Association
Bill Posters’ Association
United States
Canada
Sled Nm
Tiae- Freel
Canal Opening May Be Delayed
Washington reports that Congress delaying canal legislation may push back the opening of the Panama Canal to ships worldwide next year. Taft and Secretary Stimson fear the session will fail to resolve tolls and railroad steamship issues, with Brandegee delaying the bill and Adamson weighing a joint administration proposal. Taft contemplates a possible special message to Congress.
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Washington
Con Bresa
Panama Canal
Taft
War Stimson
White House
Congress
Stimmon
Senate
Brandege
Adamson
Georgia
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Valdosta Boosts Phone Service with Heavy Cable Upgrade
Valdosta Georgia July 33 Special The Southern Bell Telephone company began a major construction push yesterday, laying heavier cables and extending service to the Pine Fork area to be incorporated this year. Larger cables will cover the business district and old lines moved outward. Accommodation for 600 more phones is planned, reducing the need for external lines by about 2000. Valdosta reportedly leads Georgia towns in phone demand versus engineer estimates.
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Valdosta
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Pine Fork
Georgia
All Confident in Tennessee All Confident in Tennessee
Former Governor Benton McMinn closed his campaign for the democratic nomination for governor before an enthusiastic crowd in Nashville public square. He predicted victory in the primary. Managers for other candidates offered their own forecasts with varying margins and points of emphasis. The primary includes debates over prohibition and independence as well as party strategy leading to August 15 platform adoption.
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Canrobert
Balak
Messrs
Alonzo Richardson & Co
Certified Public Accountants
General Assembly
Nashville
Tenn
Benton McMinn
Public
Hice A. Pierce
McMillin
Eugene H. Williams
T. H R. Preston
Independenta
Faulkner
Aquor
Vogher
H. N. Cates
Felix W. Moore
Court of Civil Appeals
Hooper
Taylor
A. 5
Buchanan
Memphis
Accused of Bribery He Resigns in Detroit
Detroit July 31 Edward Schreiter secretary of common council committees, jailed with nine aldermen on alleged bribery charges, resigns his office as secretary of the American League of Municipalities. He seeks restoration of office if exonerated after a conference with John MacVicar president of the association, who arrived in Detroit.
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Detroit
Mid
Dward Schreiter
Common Council Committees
Lberty
American League of Municipalities
John MacVicar
Des Moines
Iowa
Association
MacVicar
Schreiter
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Uravely
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Ota
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Uncle Sam
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