Governor Delks to Study Immigration in New York Visit
Montgomery December 3 Governor William J Delks plans a visit to New York to study immigration trends and evaluate how to recruit useful citizens and farmers for Alabama. He notes mixed results from imported workers including Italians and Germans, with caution about labor and industrial fit.
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Coast defense monitors depart coastal ports for winter
On December 8 the three US monitors Arkansas Nevada and Florida will depart their port at 830 tomorrow for a week abroad. The Florida heads to Wilmington the Nevada to Port Royal and the Arkansas to Fernandina while the Texas remains in port until spring. The armored flotilla attached to the coast defense squadron is expected to arrive from Norfolk this week.
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Ohio Still Rising Amid Flood Waters
Evanaville reports the Ohio River rising rapidly with crest not reaching Tuesday night. Tonight’s stage at 255 inches. drifting debris increases. Reports from Green River state say locks 5 at Glenmore and 6 at Brownsville in Kentucky damaged by the high water.
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Romans vote for annexation in North Rome party ticket
In Rome Georgia on December 3, voters approved annexation to Rome. A. J. Croker led the mayoral ticket, with aldermen candidates winning by small margins. Richard Trammell opposed annexation. Final results: annexation 88 votes versus anti annexation 64.
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Senate Set To Start Busy But Brief New Congress
Washington December 3 routine work will dominate the opening of the new congress as the Senate, already organized, holds a short first week. President's message will be read Tuesday, with bills to follow and a possible Republican caucus to fill committee vacancies. The House plans election of a speaker Monday, adoption of last session rules, and quick moves on emergency Panama Canal funding if committees allow.
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Ever Snap Pictures No Limit to Fun With Moon Snapshots
The notice promotes easy moon photography and a guild offering solutions for successful snapshots and nighttime amusements. It highlights Christmas gift supplies and amateur finishing Hawkes located at 4 Whitehall.
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Mortuary notices from Covington and Pittsburg deaths
Covington Ga December 2 Special The death of William Lassiter 40 formerly of Clayton county occurred this morning after several months illness He is survived by his parents sisters and a brother Houston Jones Milledgeville Ga Covington Ga December 3 Special News of Houston Jones death in Milledgeville was received this afternoon His remains will be brought to Covington for burial He is survived by a brother in Arkansas Colonel Thomas G Sample Pittsburg December 3 Colonel Sample died today after an eleven month illness cancer of the stomach Born in Tuscaloosa Ala raised in Harrisburg Pa He served in the war and later became superintendent of public printing for Pennsylvania He was a charter member of the Grand Army of the Republic in Pittsburg and later a department commander in Pennsylvania.
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Motor Bus Tour to Southern France from London
A New York American report describes an experimental motor bus tour from London to Southern France. The first car will carry 18 passengers, with 15 more seats unused for weather and luggage, aiming for European expansion if successful. The 30 day trip costs 260, including visits to petite towns and hotel arrangements.
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Car in a Rave Scene Sparks Police Investigation
A chaotic scene near a nightclub led police to investigate a vehicle linked to a rave. Authorities are examining social media chatter and witness statements for possible firearm or drug involvement while crowds disperse. No injuries reported at this time.
Georgia banks show up well in national report
Washington DC December ninth report from the comptroller of the currency summarizes Georgia banks’ condition. Highlights include loans and discounts of 25 million, United States bonds totaling over 14 million, deposits and reserve figures, capital stock at 8.8 million, and dividends unpaid 2,526.59. Also notes liabilities, reserves, and notes in circulation. A separate item mentions Mme Rene de a well known miniature painter of Paris touring America, painting famous figures in miniatures.
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No Indication of Jealousy Dialog Reveals Class Tension
A Detroit Free Press passage relays a bystander noting a millionaire's nonjealous reaction to a friend from childhood. The exchange hints at prosperity differences, with the witness recalling the days when saving shoes was needed and suggesting social distance has grown.
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Marshal Oyama Receives Ovations in Tokio Visit
Field Marshal Oyama arrived at Ujina today and was greeted with several great ovations by General Asada and the guards division in Tokio. He was accorded enthusiastic reception and exceptional honor by the court.
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Great Physiologist Promotes Digestive Health
The article extols exercise to strengthen muscles and argues against forcing digestion by eating indigestible foods. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy to rest the stomach while aiding digestion, claiming they increase gastric juice, reduce fermentation, and relieve indigestion and related ailments.
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Government service exam fee urged by commission
Washington December 3 The twenty second annual report of the United States civil service commission urges Congress to require a small fee from applicants for government examinations. The fee would deter curiosity seekers and fund a single comprehensive exam manual. The report notes 150000 examined last year with 40900 securing positions and says competition positions rose from 154093 to 171807.
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Cooper's Seat Is Now Vacant
Athens December 93 Special Judge Richard B Russell dissolves the temporary injunction keeping Alderman Cooper from participating in city meetings. The mayor and council had declared Cooper's seat vacant after a move to Commerce. he claimed it was temporary and sought relief. The court ruled the superior court cannot intervene and the seat remains vacant. Looming economic development in nearby Commerce includes a planned cotton mill by L F Edwards of Athens, cost around 100000 dollars, to spin yarns then thread and twine, powered by local water. Work on mill buildings will begin soon. Elkis Memorial Service observed at Athens lodge with memorial services and a large attendance.
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Lodges Lodge Ceremonies Feature Music and Oration
Tessie Jackson sang solo Ride With Me while Hon Thomas J Shackelford delivered a masterful address. Mrs Ritche and Ida Gardner played Melancholia on violin. E C Branson of the State Normal School gave a tribute and Lois Purucher sang, followed by a quartet of Jesse Jackson Cox Mell and Mell with Rock of Ages. Curzon ceremonies at Dover conclude with prayers and benediction. Lord Curzon and Lady Curzon arrive in Kedleston December 3 ahead of viceroy duties.
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