Pardoned Wife-Slayer Regains Consciousness in Georgia
Macon, Georgia reports that Roger T. McCall, once pardoned by Governor Slaton, regained consciousness at the state Prison Farm after being told by his son and daughter that he was pardoned. McCall had shot his wife years ago while intoxicated and was found sleeping after the crime.
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Slaton
Chattanooga
Macon
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McCall
Saul
Tate
Sher Sam
Loving Tribute Paid to Late Judge Brown
A large Canton crowd gathered April 4 at First Baptist Canton for a memorial service honoring the life and public service of Judge James Brown. Speakers included Rev Too& SL from the Georgia Baptists Orphan Home and local officials who praised Brown's church, charitable, and missionary contributions.
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James Brown
Rey Too
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Tsbutes
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Toe Brown
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Easly
Mayoch
Ciuse of Missions Foreign and Home
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Baptist
Hiia
Butts County Farmers Cut Down Cotton
Local farmers in Butts County plan a notable reduction in cotton cultivation this season, shifting toward lower yields and adjusting acreage. Officials say the move aims to stabilize incomes and align with market conditions, with reports indicating a potential drop in overall production.
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Butts County
Miss Emma Bailey Marries Mr. Sneed
Miss Emma Bailey weds Mr. Sneed in a local ceremony reported by the paper. The brief notice confirms the marriage and lists the couple as newly joined, with no additional details on venue or attendants.
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Emma Bailey
MR. Sneed
Cotton in Spalding Crops Reduced By Farmers
The article notes a significant drop in cotton planting in Spalding as farmers switch to other crops and trucking, driven by concerns over yields and market conditions. It mentions diversifying into feed crops and impacts on local agriculture and livestock.
Waycross Highwayman Attacks Neill M'Queen
A Waycross incident sees Neill M'Queen assaulted by a masked highwayman on Brunel Street near the river. He received a gash and was left unconscious. a white man Sandie was found nearby. Police report a small amount of change taken from the victim.
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Neill M’queen
Brunel Street
Sandie
Campaign notes and local board plans amid county education push
Local officials discuss health and education funding with a focus on student ages and vaccinations. County education board reviews nominations and upcoming events while a community gathering on Saturday highlights court and council involvement in local schooling and public health initiatives.
Waterways of Georgia Get State Geologist Report
State Geologist announces final ground waters and geology reports on Georgia coastal plain. With maps and sections, the Water Supply Paper 341 outlines artesian pressure, water quality, and uses for industry, plantations, and homes south of Augusta Macon and Columbus. Copies available from the director in Washington DC.
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Coastal Plain
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Washington DC
Artillery boys plan minstrel meeting tonight
A garbled report describes an artillery unit planning a minstrel event at the Atlanta Armory. It mentions officers in charge, rehearsals, and a proposed schedule with performances on stage. Names and details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Georgia
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Will Discuss Results Of Chapman Meetings
The monthly Evangelical Winners association will meet at 10:20 this morning at Toast Baptist Church Nev AL, with President Shruller presiding. Agnes Acutt Coffere The day’s topic is How Test Conserve the Good Results Of The Recent Chapman Meetings. Short talks by pastors Georgia We tle Presbyterian, Rev G Ta Vall, and Rev J L White.
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Ave
AL Mooifsshlett
Fev Ll Gaines
Agnes Acutt
Chapman Weetings
Georgia
Tle Presbyterian Airch
Tibernacle
Drunken man fires at street in Waycross
A reportedly intoxicated man fired a pistol on Reynolds Street in Waycross. Police captured Ford after the incident. no injuries reported as rounds failed to take effect. Carvtrass on April 4 was noted in the report with unclear details.
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Hyeum
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Williamson Marshal Jailed For Shooting Incident
Williamson town marshal was jailed after a shooting incident. The official claims self defense while the coroner's findings indicate a loaded gun was involved. The altercation occurred in the late evening as witnesses report a gun was discharged.
Noise control in sleeping cars by railway orders
A railway campaign to suppress unnecessary noises in sleeping cars posted notices at stations. Sleeping car berths are prepared for occupancy and passengers are urged to avoid loud conversations and ringing bells after a specified hour. Early results show major reduction in disturbances and passenger complaints have declined.
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Noine
Hadig
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Winager Coapman
Youths Near Death After Motorcycle Crash On Rural Road
A 79 year old rider, Paunee Scott, saves himself from a fall by grabbing the railing of a bridge as a motorcycle collides with a passing train. His companion, Jim Grande Ware, 18, is thrown from the bike and suffers severe injuries, including a broken leg and dislocations. He is hospitalized after the crash on Ware Towns Road near Sunde.
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Waryetta
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Scott
Jim Grande Ware
Alma Avenue
Brohen
Efe
Graig Hospital
At the Theaters This Morning Engagement of Stage Acts
A long list describes a theater program with vaudeville and dramatic acts. Featured are Oscar ign na, Tune Meretith, Upranford, and The Bey Sent Daur, plus vaudeville spratts and dancers. The program includes The Lunatic Ealers and The Origin by Billy Van, closing with The Musial We Laurens.
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Tleman
Upranford
Meuster
Alberta Arport
Lunatic Ealers
Tylartoun Eergbat
Billy van
Valley of the Missing Valley theater staging photos offered today
A locally described event at the Cram theater showcases a Valley theme with a production titled Valley of the Missing. Grace Willer Waite wrote the piece with Jane Miller credited as editor. The show runs today and tomorrow with stunt photos and a familiar cast, including Van Digman and Colie Robertson in Jack Chanty.
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Aieulce
Neigntorin
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van Digman
Coliie Robertson
Jack Chanty
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Easter Sermon by Rev Richard D Stinson at Allen Temple
Rev Richard D Stinson, principal of Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute, preached an Easter sermon at Allen Temple. He traced the day’s history from Christ’s death to resurrection, explaining Easter’s origins and the root meaning of the term related to spring and renewal.
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Richard D Stinson
Atlanta
Norm and Industrial Institute
Allen Temple
South
Dream Warns Woman Shocks Burglar Near Home
A woman woke from a nightmare to find a burly man by her bed and fled shouting. Police on the lookout identified a suspect, detailing a porch encounter and a car chase as they searched for the intruder.
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Anise
Lily
Theo Meios
Cis
Tim
Jole
Spier
Feng
Reno
Sullivan
Caplan Bo le Fepordt Ur Attite Police
Beavers
Coast storms cause harvest losses and shipwrecks across waters
A grim account details how violent coastal storms, wrecks, and missing vessels disrupted harvest shipments and claimed vessels along the Atlantic en route to Providence and Rockland. Rescues and weather warnings shift the narrative across Savannah, Wilmington, Tampa, and Philadelphia, with crews saved from masts as ships foundered and others towed.
Fight Today Over Whitney Buses In Atlanta Council Fight
Uooney bus owners plan to storm the Atlanta council this afternoon to defeat an ordinance regulating Whitney buses. Attorney Thomas and Velder represent the Jims Bus club as members, along with drivers and supporters. The finance amendment will be submitted. while it changes some features, opponents seek further modification. They say income figures are misrepresented, arguing a single day receipts were higher and that a jitney ban would harm business and public convenience. The council will also consider Street Card improvements and public housing condition discussions.
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Kenerak Council
Aglinta
Thomas & Velder
Awanta Jimes Buc
Svory
Tnacus
Coun ‘Aml
Certan
Peporl Way
Tox Pearce
Jimes Jbus Clbh Council
Atlanta
Schoch Improvement
Dr Proctor Preaches On The Resurrection at Mist Cm Church
Dr H Kedte delivered the sermon on The Resurrection at the Mist Cm church service. A school event led by Superintendent T W Martin followed with a large audience in attendance and offerings collected at the close.
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DR. Proctor
Jeeuth
Mist
Cm National
Vesterdas Moerning
H Jt Kedte
Men
T W Martin
Anonn
Chuch
Women Vote Tuesday for Mayor in Chicago
A historical note details Chicago voters preparing to elect a woman mayor, with observers noting campaign activity, street scenes, and party tensions. The piece references immigrant communities, streetcars, and local issues shaping the election atmosphere.
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Chicago
Untitled fragmentary historical note with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions places such as Massachusetts Boston Plymouth and Cape Cod with scattered personal names and dates. Content is garbled, presenting as a rough, non-cohesive historical reference without a clear event or outcome.
President Wilson Easter Observance Noted in Washington
President Woodrow Wilson attended church Easter morning in Washington and spent the day at the White House. In keeping with old Easter custom, the grounds will be opened to the public tomorrow for Easter activities at the executive mansion.
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Wilson
Washington
Gong Toe
White House
Woman Seeks Help in Lydia E. Pinkham's Product
Testimonial letters from women in Oklahoma and Kansas praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Mier from Commerce reports relief after years of illness. Mrs Surry of Landsberg credits three bottles with recovery. Readers are invited to write for confidential guidance from a woman at Lydia C. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
M . Mier
Commerce
Lydia E. Pankham
Lindsborg
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Surry
Landsberg
Lydia T. Pinkham
Lydia C. Pinkham
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