Georgia Militia Team Named for National Shoot at Camp Perry
The Georgia militia selects officers noncommissioned officers and enlisted men based on top state tournament scores to represent Georgia at Camp Perry Ohio. The roster lists Brigadier General I Van Holt Nash as captain with Atlanta based officers and soldiers from Macon Albany Winder and Monroe. They will depart Atlanta Sunday for Camp Perry after a predeparture gathering and quartering arrangements. The note also mentions Washington Augusta President Wilson nomination Josiah W Bailey for internal revenue post.
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J van Holt Nash
Georgia
Camp Perry
Ohio
I van Holt Nash
Atlanta
James Seamans
Charles Co Harrold
Macon
Wallace P Wheeler
Cantqis
William T Spratt
Infantry
Advanta
Gaear L Redreal
Civalry
Tlaienant
Samuel Y
J A Wiliams
Winder
Ewell C Hale
Qwen C Holleran
Fifth Infantry
Princes A Dickinson
Momroe
James Adot
Second Cavalry
Sereeint Algenac
Brawn
Second Infantry
Maconteun
Mdjstant
L & N Road
Union Station
H C Russell
George F Wurray
Lobbyist activity and Wilson appointment sparks protest
A CW Post note traces protests over Secretary of Labor Wilson’s appointment and a broader push by the National Association of Manufacturers influencing Democratic leaders. It covers letters among Kirby Emery Moon Buchanan and others detailing anti injunction laws, tariff reform ties, committee organization, and fears of union influence at the White House.
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White Home
Gompers
White House
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Bryan
Emery
Kirby
Taft
William Desertburn Washington
New York City
Farquhar
York Pa
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Virginia
Congress
National Association of Manufactures
Kiroy
Underwood
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
Conn
Bmary
Birds
New Democratic House
Oscar Underwood
Liderwood
National Association of Manufacturers Agents
Tae Moon
Democratic Chouse
Buery
H S Chamberlain
Chattantora
Tenn Lour
Moon
Pennsylvania
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Gea
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Lmery
Senate
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Publicne
National Assaiation of Manufactures
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New York Wall
Tamer
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Foraker
Arewraan Xithes
Investhati
David Lana Lamar Testife
Coriker
Famirs Soll
United States
Lorber
Wilhal
Onio
Mother and son killed when train hits auto
In Vienna area Mrs Heard and her son died when their auto was struck at a crossing by a train. Her husband J F P Heard Jr, banking firm head, survives with parents and others. Engineer J and Mable provided the crash account, noting the auto slowed near the track and the brakes could not avert impact. Funeral plans to be announced. bodies sent to Vienna for burial.
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J & Mable
Saris
McDonough
Mat
City Hall Gossip and Local Political Moves
City Hall gossip notes Manon Will Seek Re election and Councilman Mason plans reelection in the tenth ward. Georgia Power refunds $162 to the water department for Pearl Street mains work. Grant Park bears arrival noted with a mother grizzly and two cubs. Street inspections praise the Hudson street project as the best in years. Moreland Avenue fountain funding approved. Gutters and street damage discussed as officials press property owners. Robinson’s salary boosted to 35 per week. Mayor Opporey opposed to women police expansion. Beavers plan questioned. Ewen Davidson departs for Charleston with farewell dinner at the Transportation Club.
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Manon
Clauda Lo Mason Wil
Hkagsdale
Masonn
Wayward Girls Home Funding Passes House Committee
The appropriations committee approved 380000 for a Georgia Training School for Girls to establish and maintain a home for wayward girls. Location not yet chosen the project includes 320000 for construction and 20000 for buildings, 19000 for maintenance. Marion Jackson and others from religious reform groups attended the meeting.
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Appropriations Committee
House
Georgia Training School For
Marion Jackson
Men Ang Religion Forward Movement
Wheatley
Men and Religion _Forward Movement
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Methyin
Politician Ragland Praised For Industry And Service
Among active legislators, Ragland of Talbot county attracts attention for industry and loyalty to constituents and state. A Talbot native who studied politics while selling Spurs, Ragland supports the current administration and uses influence to pass popular measures while defeating bills seen as harmful to public welfare.
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Tinsley Ragland
Talbot County
Wiagland
Bin
Moultrie Cashier Found Guilty in $7,500 Bank Embezzlement
Moultrie Georgia August session reports a cashier guilty on eight counts for defaulting seven thousand five hundred dollars from Bank of Cleveland funds. He received a five year penitentiary sentence. A new trial motion was filed and will be heard by Judge Thomas soon, with likely appeal to the supreme court if denied.
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Moultrie
Spectal
Gasen
Aix
Bank of Cleveland
Thomas
Supreme Court
Pickett Hard at Work on His Committees
Hon DeWitt Pickett of Terrell County, a familiar figure among the scions constituting the lower branch of the general assembly, professes aversion to politics but engages when trouble arises.
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DeWitt Pickett
Terrell County
General Assembly
Pickett
Agents of Southern Meet Here Wednesday
The annual convention of the Southern Railway Agents association will be held at the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta. The gathering includes a Wednesday morning session with welcome remarks by Major Woodward and Atlanta Chamber of Commerce President Moora, a tour of the Atlanta terminals, and a Thursday dinner at Duran's Banquet Hall supervised by Colonel L L Welleskey.
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Southern Railway Agents Association
Southern Railway
Georgian Terrace
August & T
Woodward
Moora
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Avanta
Trafic Department
Duran's
L L Welleskey
Drowns After Escape Attempt Under Water Street Bridge
A man identified as a Black individual who fled police under the Water Street Bridge leaped into the Genoa river and drowned after hours of dragging the stream. Police and authorities noted he had been with a group when encountered for gambling and that he attempted escape by riverward
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Athens
Jatte Morrid
Water Street
Gers
Bale News From Tifton Cotton Market In 1913
Tifton reports its first bale of 1913 cotton weighed 215 pounds and sold for 16 cents a pound to J P Wason. A second bale weighing 493 pounds was brought by J oJ A Philips and shipped by express to Cordele on the noon train.
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Tifton
Wfton
J B Pond
J P Wason
J Oj A Philips
Express
Cordele
Dr Reinach Named Minister To China
Dr Paul Samuel Reinach of the University of Wisconsin was nominated by President Wilson for minister to China. The selection had been announced previously.
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Washington
Paul Samuel Reinach
University of Wisconsin
Wilson
China
Wrightsville Beach Tickets on Sale for Fifteen Days
Fifteen day ticket window announced for Wrightsville Beach travel with Saturday August dates. Reservations advised. Sea Ar (ACY) noted.
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Wrightsville Beach
Pickett Noted for Quiet Influence in Legislature
The article praises Mr Pickett for his strong personal influence among lawmakers. It notes he guides committees with minimal debate, shaping decisions without lengthy sessions. His skill in steering from behind the scenes makes him a pivotal figure in the current legislature.
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Mrseketr
Pickett
Wheat Raising Near Macon Boosts Local Flour Supply
In middle Georgia a growing number of farmers diversifying crops to supply flour for themselves and neighbors. A caravan of heavily loaded wagons passed through Macon last night toward the flour mill of A J Houser eight miles below Fort Wade. The wagons carried 300 bushels of wheat to be milled locally by T H Donovan Joe Davis and O R C Mana W Db kitchens.
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Macon
Augusta
Georgia
J Houser
Fort Wade
T H_ Donovan
Joe Daiis
O R C
Mana
Db Kitchens
Mr Donovan
American note to Balkan powers calls for civil liberty clause
At the Balkan Peace conference in Bucharest, a note from the United States urged inserting in the treaty a guarantee of civil and religious liberty for populations in territories ceded or annexed. Washington said the demand reflects rights in all participating nations and responded to protests over Romanian Jews facing civil-rights restrictions under the Berlin Treaty.
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United States
Bucharest
M Maiorestu
Washington
Representationa
Romania
State Department
Berlin
G U 000 F Convention In Savannah 1913 Schedule
Savannah Georgia hosts G U 000 F convention from August 12 to 16 1913 with a round trip fare of $9 05. Central of Georgia Railway runs two daily through trains without change departing Atlanta at 8 00 am and 9 35 pm.
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Central OF Georgia Railway
Savannah
Atlanta
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