Linderfelt testifies on Ludlow battle and martial law
Lt. K. F. Linderfelt of the Colorado state troops testifies before the federal commission on industrial relations about the Ludlow tent colony battle and his stance on martial law during the Colorado coal strike, insisting a man who takes up arms against state law is in error.
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Denver
Colo
K. F. Linderfelt
Colorado
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Ludlow Tent Colony
Just Natural To Admire Babies and Mother’s Friend
The piece discusses maternal care and the use of external abdominal application sold as Mother’s Friend to ease discomfort during pregnancy. It notes long-time grandmotherly endorsement and cites a Bradfield Regulator Co booklet mailing from Atlanta, Ga, addressing pregnancy pains, nausea, breast changes, and related distress.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Striker and Guard Clash Sparks Linderfelts Fire
Linderfelt denounces armed strikers and mine guards as unlawful in the clash near Water Tank hill. He would court-martial Americans found armed and deport aliens under 1804 1805 laws if in charge. Spindenfelt challenges Farber on who started the battle claiming bombs preceded the militia attack.
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Linderfelt
United Mine Workers
Spindenfelt
H. C. Farber
Ludlow
Landerfelt
Congress to Hold Services for Payne
Funeral services for Representative Serena E Payne of New York will be held Sunday at 10 30 a m in the hall of the house of representatives The conference of house leaders adopted resolutions inviting the Senate a senate committee the president his cabinet the vice president justices of the supreme court members of the diplomatic corps the admiral of the navy and the chief of staff of the army to attend The body will be taken to Auburn New York under the custody of the sergeant at arms and a committee of the house
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Washington
Serena E. Payne
New York
House of Representatives
Nelson WW. Dingler
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Navy
Chief of
Army
Auburn
Sergeant At-Azims
George Nixon elected head of Rome Chamber
George F Nixon was elected president of the Rome Chamber of Commerce for the ensuing year defeating W W Woodruff by 9 votes. Officers elected include M S Lanier as first vice president J D Mc Cartney as second vice president and a board of directors. Also notes a political commission election upcoming with multiple candidates and a damages suit against Judge J Hilllyer for 314000 filed in Rome.
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Rome
George F Nixon
the Superior Court
J Hilllyer
J. A
Whisky blamed for downfall by conference in Sandersville
The A M E conference in Sandersville Georgia reports whisky as the chief cause of ruin among the Negro race. Bishop Flip receives twenty six applicants into the body as the committee on temperance cites liquor and beer as fueling crime, urging law officers and leaders to act decisively.
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Sandersville
Specalj
Ous
Flipper
Committee On Temperance
N EK. Knowlton
The
Law
Dent
Peonage Charge Against Boyd Is Dismissed
United States Commissioner Herbert W Wilson dismissed the peonage charge against Thomas Boyd, a prominent Pierce County man, after government witnesses failed to sustain the accusation. None of the fifteen defense witnesses were sworn.
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Boyd
Warcross Ga
United States
Herbert W Wilson
Thomas Boyd
Pierce County
Cornelius Conner
Income tax totals from 357 598 filers nationwide
The annual internal revenue report shows 357 598 individuals paid income tax with net incomes totaling 28 353 535 dollars. It notes 278 835 married filers and 55 212 single men with separate returns, and 26 51 single women. The normal 1 percent tax yielded 12 728 058 dollars, while high income surcharges produced 15 525 497 dollars.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
North Carolina
United States
Annie F. Taylor Pioneer of Atlanta Dies at 80
The death of Mrs Annie Y Taylor at Peach Tree Inn is reported. An Atlanta pioneer since 1858, she came from Massachusetts and witnessed Sherman’s capture. Survived by two children Mrs J W Watts of Los Angeles and Frederick M Powers, a noted Atlanta lawyer and former justice of the peace.
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Annie Y Taylor
Peachtree Inn
Frederick M Powers
Atlanta
Justice of the Peace
Public Opinion Stops Execution in Starkville
In Starkville Mississippi December 11 a large crowd gathered for the hanging of two men, Henry Seals and Peter Bohlen, convicted of murder and robbery. A sufficient appeal bond funded by public sentiment delayed their execution, granting a stay of life while the supreme court reviews the cases. Governor Brewer declined to intervene.
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Starkville
Miss
Henry Seals
Peter Bohlen
Supreme Court
Brewer
Lee Nichols
Advertising business shows large increase in 1915 demand
Chicago December 11 That the advertising business is increasing is indicated by heavy placement of contracts for early months of 1915, according to executive committeemen of the Associated Advertising Club of the World. The educational committee has studied business conditions in 170 cities. Pratt said that from reports, retail demand in recent months has been equal to or slightly better than a year ago.
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Chicago
Associated Advertising Club of the World
United States
Lewellyn Pratt
Bagwell Business College Offers Holiday Scholarship Reductions
Bagwell Business College of Atlanta advertises the greatest holiday reduction in business education scholarships, promising faster, cheaper training with improved shorthand and bookkeeping methods. It claims graduates secure top positions and cites nearly 600 placements last year, urging readers to request the long list of positions and apply to 34 Luckie Street, Atlanta, with a night class available for non-day attendees.
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Bagwell Business College
Atlanta
Business College
Ita
Bagwell
Southeastern States
Luckie Street
Jap Squadron Seeks Cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Tokio December 11 reliable information says a squadron of Japanese warships is seeking the German converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich off the coast of Chile. The Prinz Eitel Friedrich recently sank the British steamer Charcas off Port Corral, Chile. Also noted is a Colorado industry making fuel briquettes from sawdust shavings and naphthalene.
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Tokio
Aeekin
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Chile
Port Corral
Colorado
Dick Canfield Dies After Subway Fall Injury
Richard Canfield, famed New York and Saratoga sporting figure, died at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage linked to a skull fracture suffered in a fall on a subway stairway last Wednesday.
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Dick Canfield
New York
Richard Canfield
Saratoga
This Year Give Waterman's Ident Fountain Pen
This year offer practical presents for Christmas. Jno L Moore & Sons opticians announce their ready stock and urge early choice at 42 North Broad Street with this Christmas advertisement.
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Waterman
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
Opticians
N. Broad Street
Sweden to Investigate Mines in Her Waters
Stockholm December 11 The foreign office has begun an inquiry into mine laying in Swedish waters to ascertain which nation placed the mines and what purchase prompted action. Some newspapers state the mines were laid by Germany and demand an indemnity.
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Stockholm
London
Foreign Office
Germany
Rev. G. A. Lofton Dead in Nashville after long pastorate
Nashville December 11 Dr George A Lofton aged 76 longtime pastor of Central Baptist church for twenty seven years and noted author died here tonight of paralysis He had served as president of the Tennessee Baptist association for twenty five years.
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Nashville
Lenn
George A. Lofton
Central Baptist Church
Lofton
Tennessee Baptist Association
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Reliable House
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Cone, Inc
Largast Denateur Photograpsic Laboratory
Sai SS
Notre Dame
Addreen Mre
M. Summers
Bo. R. Nottie Dame Ind
Oppenheim Cigar Store
Peachtree St
Congress
Payne
Hall of the House
George Nixon
Sauce
Rone
C. S Pruden
W. M Gammon
Cornnelius Terhune
John W Ledbetter
J R. Cantrell
R.H. McClain
BC Yancer
John P. Davis
Annie F. Taylor
Lomon
West Point
Solomon Bros
Jos. R. Solomon
Prinz Eitel
Ameica
Adler
Marietta St
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan Distinctive Clothiers & Furnishers
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Pars G
Serge
Sweden
G. A. Lofton
John R. Atkinson
St. Philip’s Episcopal Cathedral
Washington and
Hunter Streets
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