Freak eagle found by excavating force near Atlanta
A remarkable clay formation near Atlanta reveals a perfect eagle outline in red clay. The image, photographed by Arizona Photo Studio, is said to be sent to Washington for safekeeping and may influence local post office plans. In Crewsville, August 14, Jim Blackstock allegedly clubbed Hope Blackstock on the public square, then pursued and attacked him until police intervened.
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Atlanta
Gavweoment
Consiltation
Ahananza
Pune
Washington
Hack
Crewesville
Public Square
Blackstock
Hlackstock
Hope
Women Fight Over Husband in Columbus Boardin g House Scene
In Columbus a sensational midnight fracas at a Short street boarding house left one woman with a broken rib after a scuffle with Mrs. Mary Edmondson who claimed to be the wife of S L Edmondson of Atlanta. Edmondson fled via a window, warrants issued for both Edmondsons, and legal action kicked off in magistrate and police courts.
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Columbus
Magiatrate
S. L. Edmondson
Atlanta
S. H. Edmondson
Short Street
Mary Edmond
John Stover
Jeffersonville
Edmondson
Mary Monudson
Mary Edmondson
H. Edmondson
Imondson
Gainesville
Mary Whmondson
Rifle Contest APF Savannah Atlanta Riflemen to Camp Perry
Savannah August 14 Tomorrow morning expert riflemen from across Georgia will arrive in Savannah to compete for state team places for the Camp Perry national shoot near Toledo. Winners will train at Avondale through August 23 before departure to Camp Perry. Atlanta will send many riflemen with entries from Macon Marietta and Albany. Coxey Plans New Pilgrimage Chicago August 4 General Coxey plans a fresh march but keeps its destination and purpose secret.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Gin
Camp Perry
Toledo
Ohio
Avondale Range
Avondale
Maron
Marietta
Albany
Coxey
Chicago
Washington
oTta
Craft in Army Being Probed
Washington reports Brigadier General Ernest A. Garlington led a Manila inquiry into alleged Philippines quartermaster irregularities. Testing testimony questioned officer culpability versus carelessness. outcome depends on Garlington’s report. Also brief notes on railway strike, a saw mill accident, and Georgia insurance payouts.
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Washington
War Department
Ernest A. Garlington
Taft
Quartermaster's Department
Philippines
Manila
Leonard Wood
Garrington
Department
AID INCREASE IN TAX RETURNS HERE AND NOW
Tax digests show Georgia will surpass last year by about 40 million with 1332 counties reporting. Net gains across 132 counties total 34.7 million. seventeen counties report 1.08 million losses. Average county gain near 250 thousand. total may exceed 38 million. Georgia tax returns could reach about 700 million, a historical high. Gainesville reports possible challenge to Thomas M Bell by J Newton Twitty in upcoming race.
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Comptroller-General
Georgia
Gainesville
J. Newton Twitty
Thomas M. Bell
Baker
Chariton
Chatham
Chattahoochea
Chattooga
Herokee - Ae
Clarke
Clay
Clayton
Olineh
Fee
Colquitt
Columbia
Names
Fannin
Flood
Thay
Frankilost
Fulto
Glance
Grady
Greene
Habersham Te Oo Ae
Halli
Hancock
Heard
Henry
Louston
Irewin
Jackson
Tasper
Toff Davis
Tofferson
Johnson
Jones
Taurens
Liberty
Lump
Mitten
Mitchell
Monroe
Morgan
Murray
Musrager
Newton
Oconee Oglethorpe
Paulding
Pickens
Pierce
Pike
Putash
Tatnam
Rabun
Randolph A
Rockdale
Screven
Spalding
Stephens i
Sumter
Taltint
Taliaferro
Tattnall
Taylor
Telfatr
Thomas N
Tiftea
Toombs Om i
Troup
Turner
Tigi
Toulon
Upson
Walker
Walton
Ware
Washington
Woehater
White
Wilkes
Butts
Gilmor
Glascock
Gordon
Harris
Jenkins
Lee Oe
Marlowa
Meriwether
Miller
Montgomery
Quitman
Schley
Terrell
Warren
Wilcox
Wilkinson
Baldwin
Bartow
Ben Hil Burke
Crisp
Dougherty
Gwinnett
Haralson
Hart
Madi- Wayne
McIntosh
Richmond
Stewart
Tansoo
Gainesville Colonel Perry Defends 2 Percent Corporate Tax
Colonel H. H. Perry of Gainesville testifies before the senate finance committee supporting a 2 percent corporate income tax, arguing the 1 percent rate undercounts corporate burden. He cites Georgia’s low per mile railway tax and criticizes past legislative weakness while noting opposition from Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company president against the tax. The hearing adjourns after executive session.
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H. H. Perry
Gainesville
Senate Finance Committee
T. B. Felder
Senate
Terrell
Georgia
South Dakota
General Assembly
Colonel Perry
Felder
Perry
Dupont Guierry
C.J. Simons
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Growers and Spinners Entertained for International Conference
A joint chamber of commerce council committee meeting outlined plans to entertain delegates of the International Conference of Cotton Growers and Spinners, meeting October 7 to 9. Governor and Mrs Smith will host a reception October 7, with a Georgia barbecue planned. The conference aims to be the largest yet, expecting over 800 delegates including guests from England, Ireland, Scotland, Holland, Belgium, Norway, Russia, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Egypt, Japan, and others.
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Chamber of Commerce Council
International Conference of Cotton Growers and Spinners
Smith
Georgia
Wi Hie
Fongland
Ireland
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Norway
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Egypt
Japan
Bargain Sale of City Bonds Draws Mixed Interest
New York reports a successful third day in the bargain sale of city bonds. Deputy Comptroller M Took notes steady buyer interest with bonds ranging from ten thousand to two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Over three hundred thousand dollars of the fifteen million issue and an additional half a million via contracts were sold, amid lawmakers approving private sale routes to move city debt.
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New York
Thej
New York City
Mtook
Camptroller Metz
Corbin May Run for Congress in Southern Ohio
Corbin, retired lieutenant general, comments on friends at Batavia nominating him for congress in the southern Ohio district. He says he would serve if wished and would obey commands. The district has had factional fights, but Corbin could unify the Republicans. Edward M Morgan was appointed postmaster of New York City, succeeding Willenx who resigned to join the New York public utilities commission.
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Cincinnati
Corbin
Loday
Batavia
Congress
South Ohio
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Ginger
Snap
Uiny Bank
Lowell
Ison
Wes
Meade & Baker
Gen. Garlington
A. K. Hawkes
Opticians
Whitehall
Peachtree
Candler
Denner
Cala
Brotherhood of Railway
Colorado and Houthern Railway
Denver
Wider
John Elder
Wonder
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Tom Centrum Company
Murray Starlet
York City
Daniel Water
Daniel
Hagan
Magnolia
Om Mig. Co
Pifth
St. Brook
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