Macon Council Seeks Saloons Tightening Measures
Macon Georgia, December special reports the Teague league pressing for new restrictions on tear beer saloons. Demands include license conditions, sample waivers, bans on transfers, alley closures, and no beer in liquor outlets. Law enforcers and saloon operators dispute specifics while some council members push broader limits. A separate item notes Ratier Jonsson, 22, shot in Macon by a man named Lassies after a dispute over liquor, dying from a back wound. Coroner to Twiggs County investigates.
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Best Business College in the State of Georgia
Judge H. H. Revill and others hail the Southern and Business University of Georgia as the best business college in the south. Letters praise the stenography training, Christian atmosphere, and long-standing reputation. Endorsements come from court figures and Atlanta educators urging enrollment and catalog requests.
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Volunteer Army Bill Passed by the House
The House approves the Hay volunteer army bill to create wartime volunteer regiments equal to the regular army. It allows the president to form units when war threats exist, with appointed officers and limited regular officers per regiment. The plan aims to supplement the National Guard without interfering with it.
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Garden cities urged to avoid congestion in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports the National Conference on Housing discusses urban crowding as a threat to home life. George F Hooker warns cities swarm with cramped interiors harming transport and breathing space. Advocates push garden city models and reforms to curb speculative profits and ensure fair builder returns.
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Robbers Loot Bank and Kill Manager
In a southern Montana bank robbery, robbers held up the vault and killed the manager as they fled. The manager confronted the bandits with a weapon, was killed. police were said to be pursuing the suspects. No further details on suspects or charges were released.
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McAdoo Reports Federal Finances and Banking Reforms
Secretary McAdoo’s congress report reviews treasury achievements and calls for increased appropriations and banking legislation. It highlights currency legislation, bank loan programs, and nonpartisan action to diffuse benefits. It projects revenues for 1915 and a surplus after expenses, noting ongoing reforms for sound expansion of credits.
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Road Expenditures Quadruple Across States by 1912
Washington reports that U S road expenditures for improvement more than doubled from 1904 to 1912. Total spending rose to 164,252,265. per mile cost doubled to 7464. States with largest outlays included New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Connecticut as they funded trunk line roads.
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Labor union formed by railroad clerks in Pittsburg
Abrogation of the case privilege by the Pennsylvania railroad for its employees spurs a movement to organize all clerks in railroad offices into a union. Representatives of freight and passenger offices in Pittsburg met to discuss preliminary organization as funds from several railroad centers indicate the union will be regional rather than local.
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Trial details reveal man seen near Dr Knabe in 1911 case
Report describes Harry W Haskett's testimony about seeing a man exit the areaway near Dr Jeiene Knabe’s Indianapolis apartment on the night of her death. It notes questions about whether the man was Dr Wim B Craig and recounts Dr Otto Wagner’s remarks and cross examination plans as the case against Dr Craig continues.
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Wim B Craig
Indianapolis
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Indiana Veterinary College
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Indinapolis
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Almage
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Testimony on Dr Knabe neck wound in coroner inquest
Coroner Charles O Durham testified the fatal neck wound on Dr Helene Knabe required two strokes and may have been inflicted by a right handed attacker. Dr Ralph Chappell supported the post mortem findings while acknowledging multiple knives present.
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Charles O Durham
Ralph Chappell
Durham
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Pre Halph S Chappell
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
Sage and Sulphur hair remedy once used by grandmothers is now sold as Wyeths Saga and Sulphur Hair Remedy 200 cone bottles at drug stores. It darkens gray hair naturally in one application and improves dandruff and scalp itching, with results after morning use and another treatment.
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Hess
Judee de Ritts
Ding Greenville
Southyin Sbostaand & Business Univers
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