Williams to succeed Money as Mississippi senator
Washington December 14. John Sharp Williams retires from the house at term end and will succeed Hernando Money as senator from Mississippi. The Democrats grooming successors include W M Howard of Georgia Clayton of Alabama De Armond of Missouri Sterley of Kentucky Champ Clark of Missouri Burleson of Texas and Richmond Pearson Hobson. Representative Crumpacker proposes a federal crime for lynching three or more persons and death for lynching aliens. Judge Adamson argues against cheaper mileage books and supports equal rates, while pressing increases for rural free delivery carriers. Felton B Knight, Cedartown, reelected as special employee on the Democratic side, extends his long government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
John Sharp Williams
House
Hernando Money
Mississippi
W. M .Howard
Georgie
Clayton
Alabama
de Armond
Missouri
Sterley
Kentucky
Champ Clark
Burleson
Texas
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Congress
Nnational
United States
Adamson
W. ¢. Adamson
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Felton J. Knight
Felton B. Knight
Cedartown
Ae Ir
Knight
Congressional Lite
Early Morning Court Run for Solicitor Hill
The court scene opened with Judge Roan ordering figures in the McLean forgery trial to return at 6 30 AM. Solicitor Charles D Hill arrived in haste in disheveled state, trousers on but coat and tie awry, and proceeded to address the jury. The judge recalled a jailbird joke about a lawyer fleeing after bad advice, and the jury soon found McLean guilty of a misdemeanor. Bond was set at 1000 dollars for a new-trial motion by John McClellan, but the prosecutor remained unaffected as the case concluded swiftly after Hill’s dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hill
H. A. McLean
Roan
Charley Hill
Hill
Court House
Hilwan
Mr. Hiu
Hin
Willems
McLean
John McClellan
Tribute Paid Women’s Clubs by University Speaker
Professor Charles Zueblin of the University of Chicago told the Minneapolis Women’s Club that no organization does more for civilization than the National Federation of Women’s Clubs. He traced women’s public life from ancient history to today, arguing man’s supremacy is fading and women may become and in some respects already are superior in mental strength and public influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles Zueblin
University of Chicago
Minnesapolis Women’s Club
Professor Zueblin
Death claims Bishop Coleman in Delaware
Right Rev Leighton Coleman bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Delaware died today at Bishopstead Wilmington after a brief illness. He was born in Philadelphia May 3 1837 and consecrated bishop in 1883. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon with services in his episcopal residence and church affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Det
Leighton Coleman
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Bishopstead
Alex. I. Dupontee
New York City
Philadelphia
John Coleman
Episcopal Church
Bishop Coleman
St. James School
Episcopal Academy
The
Theological Seminary of
New York
Murder charge is made against Morgan E Boyleston in Davis case
In Washington DC Morgan E Boyleston, a Salley neighborhood resident, is charged by the coroner's jury with murdering Police Chief W H Davis. The verdict rests on Davis's deathbed statement. Boyleston has been arrested. Also note: Cuban quarantine ends today as advised by Dr Joseph Y Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilling
Columbia
D. C
Morgan
E. Boyleston
Salley
W. H. Davis
Davis
Boylestop
Boyleston
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph Y. Porter
United States Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
Miller joins Rhodes Haverty Furniture Co in new post
Andrew J. Miller long time Chamberlin Johnson DuBose furniture man has left that firm and accepted a position with Rhodes Haverty Furniture Co He invites friends and the public to visit the new location and his service there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Miller
Chamberlin-Johnson,Dubose Co
Rhodes
Haverty
Andrew 5. Miller
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Co
Rhodes-Haverty Furniture O
Atlanta Carnegie Library Training School Wins Permanent Status
Miss Wallace, librarian, reports Carnegie Library training program in Atlanta has become permanent after three years. Twenty two graduates, ongoing June ceremonies, and expansion of Southern librarian employment noted. Carnegie’s renewed support praised. graduates now serve in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and institutions like the Library of Congress and University of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Wallace
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
New York
Lirary School
Carnegie
Carnegie Big
Mies Wallace
Attlanta Training School
South
Congress
Yale College
Allegheny
Bessemer and
Ensley
Ale
Columbus
Agnes Scott Library
Decatur
Public Library
Montgomery
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
3. C
Burman University
South Carolina
Carnegie Library of Atlanta
Miss Wallace
Carnegie Lbrary
Wallace
Tegerd
Dranen
Prominent Georgia Farmer Ellis Brandon Drowns
Ellis Brandon, a well known Fowler’s ferry farmer on the Coosa river, fell from the steamboat Dixie near Yowlers Bent at about 4 30 Friday morning. Engineer J T Warlick halted the engine after cries from the upper deck, finding Brandon missing and later discovered his body on the water. The death is believed due to a heart disease, with no signs of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Brandon
Rome
Fowler's Ferry
Coosa River
Yowlers Bent
Dixie
Brandon
License Cancelled for Provident Society by Alabama Commission
Alabama Commissioner cancels license of Provident Savings Society of New York due to impairment of capital after a poor department examination. action recorded December 14 in Montgomery Alabama indicating regulatory impairment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Commission
Provident Society
Montgomery
Ala
New York
Alabama
Provident
Society of New York
Fioretta Whaley and the Heetoy Mystery
Fioretta Whaley features in a Nassau county case from New York dated December 19. The article hints at a missing girl tied to an inheritance dispute. Jerek Cane, rector of the Hampstead Episcopal church, is mentioned in connection with the faded details of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioretta
Whaley
New York
Nassau County
Nee Hey
Jerek Cane
Geo
Episcopal
Hampstead
101 Year-Old Iowa Woman Praises Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey
Mary E. Curtis of Farley Iowa aged 101 credits Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey with easing back pains once thought kidney related. She reports improved heart action and full body strength enabling hopeful years ahead and urges publication to inspire others, both elderly and young, to use the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Curtis
Farley
Duffy
Matt Whiskey
Mrs. Curtis
MRS. Mary & Curtis
Daffy
Benegolmen
Mary’ E. Curtis
Farley, Iowa
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Health
An advertising claim extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain. It describes its use as a tonic stimulant suitable for overworked people, delicate women, and sickly children, and advises asking for the genuine product in sealed, branded bottles with the Old Chemist trademark. A $1.00 price and free medical booklet are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Hills
Duffy Malt
Key Co
Rochester
Girl Ignored The Poem And Wonson Of The Poet
Chicago December 14 Shel the humorist spoke with him for thirty minutes last night. Miss Jennie Lindholm, daughter of Mrs. R. Lindholm of Kenwood, won the heart of Benjamin King Jr. who is the son of Ren King. They will marry December 24. He said he would not mention the poem again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shel
Mance
Jennie
Lindholm
Benjamin King, Jr
Gan
King
Miss Lindholm
Miscouri
Doctor Lives 14 Days on Spineless Cactus Dinner
Los Angeles December 14 Dr. Leon Albert Landons hosted a dinner for fourteen physicians to test a cactus based diet. He ate largely cactus with celery soup omelette fried cactus and cactus fruit salad. He claimed weight gain and maintained strength. The menu included celery asparagus lettuce spinach and animal fat in butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leon Albert Landons
Dr. Landens
Georgia Industrial Home Appeals for Aid in Macon
J O Harris financial secretary appeals for funds to support the Georgia Industrial Home for Unfortunate Children in Macon. He notes 100 children need food and clothing, many from Atlanta, and requests readers to send $1 gifts to help provide Christmas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Industrial Home For
Macon
J. O. Harris
Finnanelal
The
Georgia Industeek
Macan
Epytals
Atlanty
Jim Bonner
Ternally
J. D. Harris
Orphans' Christmas Appeal for Donations at Georgia Home
An appeal from R D D Hawkins, general manager, seeks donations for the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home in Hapeville Ga. The note stresses 149 children and the Christmas season, urging mail calls or phone contact at East Point. The appeal urges generosity to bring joy to the orphans during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Baptist Orephans’ Home
Hapeville
R D D. Hawkins
Homester Constitution
Hopeville
East Point
SA WeDe
Georgia Baptist Orphans Home
Hapeville, Ga
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John Sharp Wiliams
Howard
Oleiytem
TiggArmond
Washasteeten
Backman
Herman Lackman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arly
C. D. Hill
Prof. Zueblin
Rhodes-Haverty
EEM Cigaretts
Sonia
Wade Permanent
Coosa
Hale and Happy At
Duffy’s Pure
Kohl
United States Supreme Court
California
California Port
Brannen & Anthony
Whitehall
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