Georgia Federation of Labor urges rail reform and immigration limits
The Georgia Federation of Labor calls Congress to restrict immigration to one seventh of current numbers, add a character test, and push favorable laws this session. It favors parcel post, national child labor limits, and cautious railroad regulation to protect workers, investors, and the public without crippling operations.
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Aloo
Congress
Georgia
Lawa
Georgia Federation of Labor
Genereal
Beveridge
D. P. O'Connell
Walker capture hinted in Mexico and beer price rise
Washington notes a renewed report that William F. Walker the New Britain Savings Bank fugitive has been arrested in Mexico and will be returned to the United States by African officials. In New York beer prices will rise by 10 a barrel starting January 1 due to high raw material costs and a 10 million barrel annual consumption estimate.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Thompson
City of
Mexico
William F. Walker
New Britain
Seing
United States
Neleging
Walker
New York
Dager Beer Brewers’ Board of Trade
New Jersey
Rough weather delays boats in transatlantic steamers
Unusually heavy mid Atlantic weather between Newfoundland banks and the English coast delayed incoming steamers this week. Cunard liner Lucania left Queenstown last Sunday and now due Sunday morning. American Line St Paul from Southampton, French liner La Touraine, White Star Arabic from Queenstown, and Minne tonks from London also delayed. Anchor Line Astoria from Glascow was due Wednesday but not heard. Astoria lacks wireless.
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New York
mid-Atlantic
New Andland
Banks
English
Cunard
Lucanta
Queenstown
St Paul
Southampton
Mnor la Torraine
Havre
Minnetonks
London
Astoria
Train Fatality in Western and Atlantic Yards
J B Kinnard a white man was fatally injured by a train while crossing in the Western and Atlantic yards yesterday afternoon and died at Elkin Goldsmith sanitarium. He was found unconscious with a deep scalp wound and throat cut. The body was taken to Barclay Brandon undertakers. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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J.B Kinnard
Western
Atlantic
Elkin-Goldsmith
Barclay & Brandon
Orchard Ends His Testimony in Pettibone Case
Boise December 13 Clarence Darrow pressed Harry Orchard for three hours to discredit his testimony in the Pettibone defense. Darrow read Haywood trial statements to show consistency while Orchard stood firm. Darrow said cross exam ends tomorrow and prosecutors expect to wrap the case by next Thursday with defense witnesses subpoenaed for Friday.
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Boise
Idaho
Clarence Darrow
George A. Pettibone
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Haywood
Darrow
Hawley
Alleged Dynamiters Brought to Atlanta for Detailing
J P Baker and George Baston, two white men charged with dynamiting Sharon Ga bank vault, were brought to Atlanta by Sheriff Edwards for Bertillon measurements. They will be moved to the county jail for safekeeping while awaiting superior court action. Local arrests followed two blasts at Sharon bank causing alarm. defendants deny involvement.
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J. P. Beker
George Baston
Sharon
Augusta
Atlanta
Edwards
Taliaferro County
Gharon
Crawfordville
Auguste
Raker
Beaton
Superior Court
Twintérro' County
Baker
Boston
Savenill
Georgia Governor's rumored extra session in early 1900s
Washington December 1 Special Governor Hoke Smith dined with Senators Clay and Bacon. Georgia officials discuss rumors an extra session may be called to push Macon platform pledges and shield him from criticism while enabling pursuit of other political ambitions.
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Georgia
Clay and
Bascom
Washington
John Corrigan, JR
Washington, D. C
Hoke Smith
Clay
Bacon
Yestaurant
Benatora Culberson
Texas
Till+man
South Carolina
Overman
North Carolina
Macon
Smith
Gosnip
Funeral for H. H. Penny Held at 96 Terry Street
Funeral services for H. H. Penny, a well known citizen who died suddenly in the courthouse, will be at the family home 96 Terry Street this morning with interment at Wear View. Camp Tiga Anderson orders all members to meet at 10 am today to pay their last tribute, pallbearers listed in the notice.
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Mbers
Camp
Terry Street
Hi Landrim
Osborne
Alford
B. Brantty
Z. T. Dyer
A. E Bearden
J. AV. Pearce
T. C. Parker
N. T Gann
Aamuel Fulton
Obituary notices from local deaths and services
Multiple brief notices report deaths and funerals across towns. William P Moore died at 68 at 38 Pontell Street with services Sunday at 1 pm in Harry G Poole chapel and burial in Mari ett a National Cemetery. Annie May Herley, daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Herley, died at 33 West Fair Street with 8 services, interment in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs J J Hulsey’s funeral postponed to 6 pm at Presbyterian Church Panthersville. Mrs C F Brimberry died near Camilla and was buried in Columbus after services at John C Cook residence. Miss Clifford Alice Hunter died of appendicitis and was buried at Rose Hill Methodist Church. W O Minter’s funeral at Greenberg, Hond & Bleonaff. Albert Wahacott, son of Mrs Hiffle Wahacott, to be buried in Sylvester. Eddie Hudson’s funeral at H M Patterson & Son chapel. Effie McDiarmid, 8, held at private sanitarium awaiting son from DeLand. Mrs Missouri Kilgore, 50, body transported for funeral and interment.
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William P. Moore
William P Moore
Pontell Street
GAR
Harry G. Poole
National Cemetery
Marietta
Annie May Herley
Annie Mary
J T Herley
West Fair Street
Harry G. Pools
Wea
Ikland Cemetery
J. J. Hulsey
J J. Hulsey
Presbyterian
Panthersville
Harry G Pooley
C. F. Brimberry
Camilla
Columbus
C.F Brimberry
Mica Diver
Jonnzon
John C. Cook
Clifford Hunter
Clifford Alice Hunter
G. P Hunter
Rose Hill Methodist Church
W. G. Minter
W. O. Minter
Mt Hter
Pelham
Greenberg
Albert Wainecott
Albert Wahacott
Mre
Hiffle Wainacott
Greenbers
Bond & Bloomfield
Sylvester
Eddie Hudson
H. M. Patterson & Son
Mes
Effie McDiarmid
H M Patterson & Son
DeLand
Fie
Misson
Independent Conderne Fear Attack and Robberies at Tobacco Factories
Disorder spreads in Henderson Kentucky as threats and burglaries erupt near Imperial Tobacco Factory and Gallaher Limited. Guards dispatched to John H. Hodge and other properties amid warnings by mayor and local officials. Crimes include store raid on Cultisteon Shaw & Shaw and A. M. Street hardware as police pursue suspects. In Nashville a convict in the penitentiary kills himself with a shoe knife, with 24 hours left in his term.
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Conderne
Binipioy Ganras
Henderson, Ky
John H. Hodge
Las
Heirddraon
Madisonville
Glaughtervilla
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