Telegraph Office Opens in Swainsboro After Long Delay
Swainsboro gains its first telegraph office today, ending years without telegraph service. The Georgia and Florida railroad changes and private lines previously reduced demand for wires, but Western Union finally demanded heavy city subscriptions. W Bussey of Vidalia arrives as operator to staff the new office.
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Auto Run Savannah to Athens Sets 13 Hour Record
A Savannah to Athens trip completed in thirteen hours and thirteen minutes by Robert Dasher and Rogers Caner, both former University of Georgia students. The run, made in Dasher's car, was carried out without incident and is hailed as a record. The pair plan to travel to Atlanta and Indian Springs next.
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Postoffice Building Gets 50000 Addition
Athens August 4 Special Work is progressing on the 50000 addition to the post office and federal court building in this city authorized by the last seven of congress in the appropriations till Judge Newmans Court his fry several years needed more room as the post office has about outfrown the pressing quarters the work will be completed by the first of January
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Capudine Touted As Quick Remedy For Cold Headache
A fragmented note promotes Capudine as the best and fastest relief for colds, grip, stomach troubles, and headaches. Mentions potential city charter action and a drug store sale at 10 to 25 cents. Names and legilitation references are unclear due to damaged text.
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Credit Men to Hold Meeting on Monday
The Atlanta Credit Men’s Association will hold its first quarterly meeting at the Piedmont Driving Club Monday evening at 3 o’clock. An attractive program is planned with a luncheon. Ben Z Phillips of Slaton & Philips will discuss The Amended Bankrupt Law as It Affects the Credit Men.
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Brown campaign builds pace as endorsements grow
At Joseph M Brown campaign HQ in the Kimball house, Rep Joseph S Davis of Dougherty county will address the veterans of Troup county in LaGrange at 11 oclock. The Brown operation added half a dozen stenographers to handle mail and campaign literature. 444 letters and cards have arrived. Ed Maddox reported strong reports from all parts, with Brews clubs active. Hon J Smith returned to city and spent hours at headquarters. Brown plans a formal statement for Sunday morning outlining grounds for seeking reelection. Also advertised is a Seaboard Washington and Return trip on Saturday August 13 with Pullman reservations available at city ticket office 88 Peachtree.
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Consort of Queen Injured in Bicycle Fall
The Hague August 4 Prince Henry of the Netherlands the prince consort of Queen Wilhelmina fell from a bicycle yesterday and sustained a fracture of the collarbone. Prince Henry who enjoys athletic recreations has previously endured minor injuries in similar pursuits.
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L. C. Smith & Bros Win World’s Record
New York August 4 L. Smith and Bros Typewriter Company Syracuse NY have received an order for 62 typewriters from the Du Pont Powder Company Wilmington Del the largest order ever given to a typewriter firm for its own use The Du Pont Company standardized with L. Smith & Bros on unanimous recommendation of five mechanics engineers.
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Heavy divorces and federal prison visits loom in Macon
The August 4 edition reports record divorces in Bibb Superior Court with many granted to colored complainants and a large funeral at Salem Church for Dick Wooten. It notes a federal prison site visit by Superintendent LaDow and discusses parole provisions for prisoners serving over one year, with cases tied to Atlanta Fort Leavenworth and other facilities.
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Senator Harrell Says He Willing to Quit in Senate Feud
Senator Harrell signals readiness to resign amid a tangle with Senator Irwin of the eleventh district. The pair traded sharp remarks after Irwin mocked Harrell following a tart comment about Hon Thomas E Watson. Harrell later received a joke gift and money from Irwin in the Senate, while tension over a railroad commissioner candidate and a prank plot circulated.
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Another Tattered Banner Returns Home South
In Augusta Athens August 4 Confederate Flag tied to the Thirty fourth North Carolina Volunteers will be sent from Boston to Mrs Chesley of Boston and then to Adjutant Carithers of Georgia for transmission to the North Carolina survivors via Governor Kitchin in Raleigh.
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South Side Players Tonight at Little Theater
The South Side Players present a double bill tonight at their Orleans Street venue near Grant. The program includes Con siderable Courtship and An Obsti nate Famiiy. The club, famed in the city, expects a large turnout and has a history of full houses.
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Engineer J C Fincher dies at duty's post
Montgomery Alabama August 4 J C Fincher engineer on the Western of Alabama railroad was instantly killed near the city when his train crashed into a switch engine backing onto the main line. Fireman Gilbert Pace brakeman John Williams and a deadhead Reese Dixor were injured but not fatally.
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