Carnegie Will Discloses Large Estate After Death
New York August 28 Carnegie death leaves fortune estimated between 25 and 30 million dollars after giving away over 350 million in his lifetime. Will states Mrs Carnegie and daughter Margaret have lifetime provision, with Margaret to be guided by her mother. Annuities set for L H Church Pittsburg Douglas Stewart Beatty of Carnegie Museum Wilmot of Hero Fund and others.
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Carnegie Will Details_large bequests and favors
Woodward named Carnegie foundation head with Siibo noted. The will grants $1,000 each to game keeper forester chauffeur piper and gardener and 350 to every labourer with two years service. Two years rent is remitted to crofters. Real estate art works and household goods leave to Mrs Carnegie. Annuities and charitable legacies follow to relatives institutions and public bodies including Cooper Union Pittsburg University Hampton Institute Stevens Institute and St Andrews Society of New York.
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Three Million Rise in Chatham Returns
Savannah Georgia August 28 Special The tax digest for Chatham shows an increase of nearly three million dollars over last year with total valuations at fifty two million. Tax Receiver Marcus S Baker marks his nineteenth year of service and has not missed a day from his office when due to be on duty.
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Poisoned olives kill six at Canton dinner party
Canton Ohio August 28 six persons died after eating poisoned olives at a dinner party. Victim list includes Colonel Charles C Weybrecht as reported by Dr P Dawitt. The incident prompts investigations and warnings about contaminated olives at social gatherings.
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Lenine Seeks Peace With Rumania From Copenhagen
Copenhagen August 28 Nikolai Lenine the Russian Bolshevik premier has sent a delegation to Kishinev to negotiate peace with Rumanians according to a report from Budapest. A serious shortage of raw materials exists in Finland.
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Negroes Demand Race Amendment In Treaty Debate
Washington hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee revealed Black activists urging a race equality amendment to the peace treaty. A. Whaley and W. Monroe Trotter warned of growing oppression unless Blacks gain full rights, while other speakers pushed for colonial provisions and racial guarantees in the treaty’s covenant.
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Protests Over Sending Regiments to Silesia Urged
Washington August 28 Representative Wood Republican Indiana urged a house resolution protesting sending the fifth and fiftieth regular army regiments to Silesia. He said they would guard coal mines and railroads and be used during a political campaign. War department officials cautioned no announcement would be made. He warned of a league of nations implied troop deployments and future calls for U S troops.
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Shantung provision attacked by Johnson in Baltimore
Senator Hi ram W. Johnson of California assails the Shantung provision of the peace treaty in an Baltimore address. He condemns secret bargains among England France Italy and Japan and urges adherence to the American way in foreign policy. He argues the league of nations is tied to the treaty and warns against compromising U.S. sovereignty to secret agreements.
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Hortense Cartier Arrives in Canada for Brother's Fete
Montreal August 28 Special The arrival and welcome of Mile. Hortense Cartier sister and only direct living relative of Sir Georges Etienne Cartier marks the centennial celebrations of her brother's birth. She will attend monuments unveiled in Montreal Quebec City and Cartier birthplace with King George pressing the button at Balmoral to start the process.
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Mortuary notes list multiple deaths and survivors
Nellie Smith aged 38 at 38 Ridge avenue died in a private hospital. W M Montas aged 38 of 48 North Butler Street died in a private hospital. Mary Geraldine Marston, months old, died at the Macon residence. Frank S McGaughey aged 5 of 303 North Moreland avenue died in a private hospital. Maggie Underwood aged 10 of 5 Sycamore Street died in a private hospital. Mrs Henry A Beach died in Clarksville Tennessee, survived by two sisters. Nerva Pruitt aged 71 died at 52 Formwall street, survived by one son and daughter. J M Levy of Covington died in Montgomery, survived by two daughters. Ida Ward aged 40 died at Oakhurst Georgia, survived by husband, one son, one daughter, parents, two sisters, five brothers.
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Griffin expands sewerage to all city parts
City commissioners vote to spend fifteen thousand dollars to extend the sewerage system across Griffin Georgia. Camp meeting at Mt Zion, the oldest campground in the south, closed Tuesday night with large attendance from surrounding counties and notable ministers delivering sermons over four days.
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Ocean Patrols Added by Royal Mounted Police
Vancouver August 23 Special The Royal Northwear Mounted Police undertake a new ocean patrol branch. Previously navigators of prairies northland barriers and foothill forests, they now patrol coastal waters aboard a 320 ton launch. The vessel will service logging camps along the coast.
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Japanese Consul Asks Canadian Liner To Carry Peace Treaty
Vancouver August 23 The Canadian Pacific ocean liner Empresa of Russia was halted 150 miles off the Pacific coast at the request of the Japanese government to transfer Colonel Yamakawara carrying the signed peace treaty to reach Japan promptly. The envoy had begun from Seattle on the Fushimi Maru, but a cracked cylinder head forced the Japanese vessel to return for repairs, prompting the request for a forward escort by the Empresa.
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League's Moral Weight Is Sufficient Warning
William Howard Taft discusses the President's interview with the Foreign Relations Committee on the League of Nations. He weighs legal versus moral obligations, Japan's stance on Shantung, and the need for bipartisan support to ratify the covenant. The moral weight is urged as a guiding, unenforceable restraint to steer nations toward cooperation.
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Gas fields capped near Edmonton promise vast Viking reserves
Edmonton August 23 Two gas wells with immense flow have been capped in the Viking field southeast of Edmonton awaiting a pipeline. Construction delays due to franchise issues raise costs. The Viking field is seen as one of America's most promising gas territories, while Calgary already receives Bow Island gas 180 miles southeast.
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Kodak Album Brings New Leather Designs to North Broad Store
Jno L Moore and Sons Opticians announce arrival of Kodak Albums with fresh designs in leather and cloth. Readied for school girls and book lovers, the collection is now on display at 42 North Broad. Grant Ride ad highlight.
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