Daily Mail service disruption in Atlanta noted
The Eastover Daily Mail reports chronic delays affecting mail from New York to Atlanta via Southern Railway. Train 37 routinely arrives late, delaying deliveries to businessmen. Improvements are marginal. late trains and engine failures persist, delaying next-day delivery and affecting regional commerce.
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Atlanta
New York
Ronie Mall
Jed
Aly Iaty
Lecers
Ie Ureau
Wil
New
Southern Railway
Fas
Castia
Peatelly
Iso
Pennsylvania
Weshington
Washington
Stomach Sufferers Squander Millions
A garbled ad style piece warns stomach sufferers that most money goes to doctors and patent remedies while true cures remain elusive. It touts pepasin and digestive tablets as a supposed fix, claims quick relief, and pushes a mail order offer from Stuart Co.
Local Field Short Stories and Trials Across Town
Joe Libert a Negro truckman bound for larceny from a house and a railroad car. J K Orr and M J Kiser report misingahoes found, leading to arrest. The trial of J D Anders, accused in the death of Arthur Asbury and wounding his brother James, ends with self defense dismissal. Coroner’s jury clears Anders on murder charge. A J Carey, Southern Railway assistant passenger agent, noted for connections in Atlanta and Jacksonville. Superintendent’s speech set for December, League address on “Beautiful” to be delivered. Mrs W R Jester reports husband injured in Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio Company telegram.
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Joe Libert
Gelboard Air Line Railway
Judge Broyles
J. K. Orr
M. J. Kiser
J. D. Anders
Arthur Asbury
James
Asbury
Anderson
Earnest Asbury
Subtreasury Push by Georgia Bankers Assoc
A Georgia Bankers Association subcommittee met at Lowry National Bank in Atlanta to discuss pushing for a state subtreasury. Attendees included J. C. Reynolds and J. Lowry, with plans to concentrate efforts in Georgia while Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, and Atlanta have pressed for subtreasuries. The executive session yielded no formal report, and host Colonel R. J. Lowry entertained the group at Capital City Club at noon.
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Georgia Bankers’ Association
Association
Atlanta
Lowry National Bank
Georwin
Brown
Exchange Bank
Albany
FP. T. Mardowick
C. J. Hardwick & Co
Dalton
John C. Reynolds
The
National Bank
Tome
T. IF. Maddox
Maddox-Rucker Banking Company
Ootonel Or
Fourth National Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Georgia
Atb
Capital City Club
R. J. Lowry
Taft Heads the Red Cross as President
Washington December 4 The American National Red Cross elected William Howard Taft secretary of war as president for the ensuing year with J C Wise and James T McReynolds among officers and an executive committee including Robert Lacon and Mabel T Boardman The afternoon session was led by Taft and debates ranged from membership solicitation to whether state branches should be called State Red Cross and the delegates urged clarity to avoid public confusion with military Red Cross societies
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Ameriean National Red Cross
William Tf. Taft
Charter Sf. Keep
Ted Cross
Grain Commissions Reduced on Chicago Board Rules
The Chicago board of trade adopted amendments cutting grain commissions from a quarter to a cent per bushel on orders filled for outsiders and from 1-4 to 1-16 for members. It also allowed commission houses to employ workers on a salary basis to fill orders.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange
Bad Breath Alarm Urges Cascaret Relief
A vintage advertises Cascarets as a quick remedy for bad breath coated tongue heartburn indigestion and constipation. It promotes a pocket ten cent box from the Sterling Remedy Company claiming mild effective action and urges buyers to ensure genuine products stamped CO C.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Usver
Calamity Reported Over Shippers’ Car Shortage
Washington dispatch details Chief Knapp and the Commerce Commission debating power to address northwest car shortages. It notes lack of direct authority to force intercity railcar supply, potential damages awards, and the challenge of enforcing relief orders amid legal limits. Senator Harebrough calls attention to severe storage issues, urging broader commission powers. Also reports a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting on Moody’s Supreme Court nomination and other pending picks.
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Washington, D. C
Aireot
Tme
Guy
Harebrougl
Ite Commission
Almast
Moody
Washington
Clark
Wromlung Tharman
Senate Judiciary
Aupremme Court
Deaths and obituaries from Montgomery to Boston area
Telegram announces death of A J Miller in Texas and notes burial plans in LaGrange. Also reports deaths of Mildred Eagle age 6 months in Goldsboro and Charles Buckley, longtime Montgomery postmaster, with brief bio. Includes A Bowen of Cordele and Chief Justice Andrew Insel obituary notices from Boston and others. Morgan Parrish of Register, Ga. dies from buggy accident injuries.
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Mildred Eagle
Mildred
Hugle
Gold EM
N.C
Charles
A. Buckley
Montgomery
Charles . Buckley
A. Bowen
Cordele
Crisp County
Cordell
J. Lowen
Imsecll
Boston
Hoston
Andrew W. Insel
Maine Superior Court
Touraing Hotel
Morgan Parrish
Register
Specia
Morgan Parriall
Ezcelmier
Bulloch County
Ife
Hr. Parrish
Statesboro
Wyne Parrish
Lruckert
Stovemakers of the South Meet To Hear Steve Manufacturers
The article notes Steve Manufacturers will attend the meet as a featured presenter. It mentions Westers and a belief in equal access at the event next week, with details about stalls and vendors and a focus on stove making.
Miss Olga Nethersole Stars in Sapho at the Grand
Miss Olga Nethersole presented in Sapho at the Gromat last night drawing large crowds. Reviews praise her performance and the production’s visual splendor plus strong supporting work by Allan Nethersole and Jean in various roles, noting the compelling portrayal of the central character and the audience’s enthusiastic response.
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Sepho
Olga Nethersole
Tata
Vox
Ts Ring
Faunsy
Sapho
Mina Nethersute
Jean
Hile
Allan Nethersole
Iran
White
Isission
Tove
Woblan
Mise Nethersote
Ratia
Willon Clark
Mise Tna Goldaulch
Constance Ilaymiond
Alan
Alan hoGilt
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