Wider distribution of cotton statistics to farmers
Washington December special by John Orrigan Jr. reports Dr. William Jarvis, census director, plans wider distribution of cotton statistics. A plan with postmaster general to place figures in every cotton belt county weekly, showing consumption, stocks, and monthly production to inform farmers and mills.
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John
Orrigan
Washington Wevemoer
William Jartis
Doe Tor
Vostmaster Central
Wine
Turecor Haris
Industrial workers barred from talking in Kansas City
December 6 saw Industrial Workers of the World members arrested after defying police orders by delivering street speeches. Officers dispersed crowds, sent riot squads, and later raided the Wob Workers hall, seizing materials and locking doors while detaining leading supporters.
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Kansas Cit
Sntpen Industria
Workers of the World
Pelemia Miter
Perjury Charged To Importers In Customs Case
A New York report details perjury charges against importers tied to a customs inquiry. The story mentions representatives, orators, and a procedural push to end customs uncertainty while detailing alleged attempts to influence witnesses and filings at the customs house.
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New York
Fies
Wis
Tan
Hermein & Salepm
Salem & Sehiad
Parks Brance Wisbrow
Mmta
Carstarsohon Saues
Grapejuice Cocktail in Honor of Bryan Event
Topeka announces a grapejuice cocktail event on January 8 honoring Bryan. State officials and dignitaries will attend as the ceremony unfolds with attendees from various sectors.
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Bryan
Topeka Ikin
Paeglebritian
Principles of Vocal Training for Aspiring Singers
The text argues that earning money in singing requires finding a competent instructor and proper training. It stresses choosing a proven voice coach who develops technique before artistry, preventing premature wear of the vocal apparatus. Focus on breath control, placement, and free tone, avoiding overemphasis on technique during performance.
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Donnot
Rome Trade Bodies Consolidated Into Chamber of Commerce
Rome on December 6 special report states the Manufacturers and Merchants association and the Rome Chamber of Commerce have merged under the Chamber of Commerce of Rome name. The new group will occupy the chamber building on Broad Street and pursue civic development. Governing board includes Wright Willingham president and George F Nixon first vice president. John M Graham, Ike May, J D Hanks, Thesa three with I oN sting Ike May and others listed. Secretary and traffic manager H A Wheeline will hold a similar post in the consolidated body.
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Rome
Romes
Manufacturers and Merchants Association
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Chamber of Commerce
Broad Street
Wright Willingham
George F Nixon
Lanier
Thesa
Ike May J D Hanks
John M Graham
Quick Justice in Floyd County Burglary Case
December Rome reports a swift arrest and eight month sentence after Earl Hee anegra burglary at RA Carte Summerville Road. He entered the unoccupied home, rifled a bureau, and took 46 in cash. Caught fleeing by neighbors, he pled guilty in Floyd County Court. The case sets a rapid court precedent.
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Rome
Earl Hee Anegra
Summerville
Floyd County
Gan
Carter
Floyd
Thin Casa
Man Arrested for Cremating Rats in Greveland Ohio
In Greveland Ohio Stephen Carman is charged with cruelly burning five rats caught in an alley. The case, set for next week in local court, will test the Humane Society’s claim that burning animals is a cruel act. Carman’s counsel argues poisoning rats is slower and more painful.
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Greveland
Ohio
Stephen Carman
H K Ferry
Frumane Society
Peres
Carman
Garmans
United States Seeks Delicate Colombia Negotiations
Washington reports indicate ongoing talks between the United States and Colombia over Colombia’s claimed damages tied to Panama’s independence. Secretary Bryan says publication of correspondence would hinder public interests while President Taft had already publicized prior negotiations seeking to resolve grievances through arbitration.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
Panama
Bryan
Senate
Wilson
Hitchcock
Bryans
Brean
Taft
Unite States
Damages Awarded For Eye Injury At Floyd City Court
Nolan Harvey an employee of the Rome Scale Manufacturer’s Company was awarded 231000 in Floyd city court after a jury found a defective hammer chipped by steel caused the loss of his right eye. The verdict supports Harvey’s claim against the manufacturer.
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Rome
Floyd
Nolan Harvey
Mr Company
Harvey
Teach Your Child How to be Healthy
Public health ad promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for infants and children. It claims relief from constipation and indigestion, cites Bertha Lee Woodard of Moultrie Ga as a testimonial, and notes the product is available from druggists at fifty cents or one dollar per bottle with a free sample via postcard to Dr W J Caldwell in Monticello.
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Bertha Lee Woodard
Moultrie Ga
Caldwell 4
Washington St
Monticello
Constitution
Junction City
The
Fulton’s Telegraph School
Roanoke
Ala
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Metropolican
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Boston Opera
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Haritone
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Harry L. DIX, Inc
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Candler
Atlanta
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Fulton Telegraph School
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