Floyd McRae Elected President of Southern Surgical Group
Dr Floyd W. McRae of Atlanta yesterday won the presidency of the Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association at its Birmingham sessions. Officers named include George S. Jones Birmingham vice president and Charles A. Rosser Dallas treasurer. the group voted Birmingham as next meeting site and discussed honorary plans for Dr W. E. B. Davis.
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Aprodurs Surgical
Floyd W. McRae
Atlanta
Southsea Surgical and Gynecological Associa- Hehehe
Floyd W. McRar
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Tha
McRae
Aseeration
Msi
George 8. Jows
Birmingham
Ala
J Shelton Horsley
Mermond
Charles A. Rosser
Dallas
Tex
W. JD. Haggard
Nashville
Ued
Richard Douglas
Nash- Tenn
Mecutiva Council
New Orleans
George Benson
Richmond
Ju. McLane
Baltimore
Lewis
Ilotry
Louisville
Treas
Association
Atlanta Medical Meeting Notes Highlight Abdominal Surgery Papers
Delegates including W F Robinson of Danville and Atlanta civic leaders heard several papers on abdominal surgery topics. Presentations covered appendicitis notes and post operative infections, plus three cases of laparotomies for gunshot wounds and intestinal resections. Afternoon session featured Dr E A Balloch and Dr J McF Gaston presenting further surgical papers.
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W. F Robinson
Danville
Capitol City Club
Atlanta
Howell
Willis F Westmore
George R. Dean
Spartanburg
JM. Baldy
Philadelphia
Washington
Robert T. Morris
New York
Dyer F Talley
Birmingham
Robert W. Johnson
Baltimore
Willim W. Doughty
Augusta
E A Balloch
J. McF. Gaston
Wally Wanderoon And His Story Telling Machine
Juvenile book by Jacl Chandler Harris illustrated by Karl Moseley priced at 160 and 5 cents postage. Published by John M. Miller Company at 39 Marietta Street Atlanta Georgia.
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Wally Wanderoon
Jacl Chandler Hariig
Karl Moseley
John M. Miller Company
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Colonel Napier in Fight for Solicitor General Nomination
Walton County attorney George M. Napier of Monroe announces his candidacy for solicitor general of the western circuit in a Democratic primary. A longtime lawyer, Napier has served as judge advocate general of Georgia state troops and led Walton County education efforts, widely urged by supporters to run.
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Walton
Monroe
Walton Tribune
George M. Napier
Napier
Napler
Walton County
George Napier
Mystery Shootin g at John Taylors Leaves Mathis Wounded
In Titer Georgia on a Wednesday night Tom Mathis was shot while leaving John Taylors home. A neighbor provided first aid after the attack. Mathis remains in precarious condition. Nashville reports claim J D McCranle was arrested, stating the shooting was in self defense.
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Tom Mthis
John Taylor—McCranie
Titer
Tom Mathis
John Taylor
Mathia
Mathis
Nashville
J. D. McCranle
Shorter Hours Now Demanded at Macon Council Hearing
Reformers press for liquor regulation changes as a Macon committee of aldermen hears advocates led by Colonel Claud Estes and Drs White and Ainsworth. Speakers urge curtailing hours, banning restaurants with drink, and removing lunches as inducements. Names of supporters read aloud. outcome to be decided next Monday and Tuesday in council session.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Board of Aldermen
Redmond
Fourth Ward
Burdick
Second Ward
Masse
Councis
Claud Estes
White
First Baptist Church
Union
Dr White
Bevén
Macon Citiizens
Dorn
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Alnaworth
Colonel Estes
Ainsworth
Buell Book Co Christmas Cards and Calendars Ad
Buell Book Co advertises Christmas cards up to 280, calendars 2e to 750, children's books 2e to 6300, located at 69 Whitehall.
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Buehl Book CO
Whitehall
Jelks Chosen Chairman At Alabama Agricultural Boards Meet
In Montgomery on December 17 the state board of trustees and local boards of nine state agricultural schools met for the first time under a new law. All presidents were present as Governor Jelks was elected chairman and H C Gunnels named secretary to align rules and operations across the schools.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Trustees
Jelky
H. C. Gunnels
Prominent Greene County Resident Buried After Illness
George C. Davis of Greene County died from asthma at 76 and was buried here. A farmer and local figure educated at Mercer University, he married Mita Lizzie Evans in 1853 and is survived by three sisters and seven daughters. Interment followed services in Fort Hill cemetery.
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George C. Davis
Greensboro
Greene County
Merter University
Northen
Mita Lizzie Evans
Washington County
L. H. Bowen
Banquet and civic notes mark Macon December events
A special Macon note describes Colonel Crump hosting street car workers at O Haras on Mulberry Street with a formal dinner, covers rising from 115 to 115, the event featuring Crump, Judge Hodges, and a festive meal. Other items report Bibb Grand Jury adjournment, Judge Nottingham’s bench actions, Bibb pension figures, Judge Speer’s hunting trip, and Macon Volunteers activities.
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BL C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Olécka
A. Crump
St O'Hara's
Mulberry Street
Colonel Crump
UDMG
O'Hara
Power House
Crump
Hodges
Goldcoin Democrat
Boston
Judge Hodges
Atreat Mallway Company
Bibb Grand Jury
Bibb County Grand Jury
Nottingham
Freeman
Justica
Bibb
Bibb County
Georgia Fund
J. W. Lindsey
Speer
Hunt
Emory Speer
United States Court
Laurens County
Georgia
Indictments Filed Against Dietrich Colby and Others in Nebraska
United States grand jury in Omaha reports nineteen true bills charging Senator Charles H. Dietrich and ex state figures with varied offenses. Indictments include leasing a Maagtings building for a post office, Colby’s alleged $4000 embezzlement, Lowe’s alleged bribery conspiracy, Mitchell’s stamp fraud, and Allen’s land fencing. Also named are Gaines, Irwin, and others with related offenses. jury says more matters under consideration.
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Omaha
Nebr
United States Grand Jury Today
United States
Charles H. Dietrich
Leonard Colby
Daniel Gaines
Bassett
Elliott Lowe
United
John Mitchell
Alma
William M Jrwin
Mitchell
R. M. Allen
Standard Cattle Company
Allen
Dietrich
Lowe
Maagtings
John C Mitchell
Mitchel
Leonard W. Colby
Nebraska
Union States Army
J.C . Mitchell
Holiday Photos at Lenney's Studio Opens Now
Lenney's studio invites bookings for holiday portraits. Schedule an appointment soon to secure preferred dates and times for festive photos.
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Holiday Photos
Lenney
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED FOR FULTON LODGE NO 216
Fulton lodge No 216 Free and Accepted Masons elected new officers for the year. Fred M Powers Worshipful Master James L Key Senior Warden J M Bpeer Junior Warden Levi Cohen Treasurer W Richardson Secretary AL Clarkson Chanain RE Hinman Senior Deacon L Solomonson Junior Deacon Y T Perkins Senior Steward Frank Reveon Junior Steward J M Fuller Tyler Masonic Temple Director J H Barfield Frank Wilby and P M Stubbard finance committee. Past masters jewels were presented to AL Clarkson and Henry A Barfield by James L Mayson and Thomas H Jeffries respectively.
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Fulton Lodge
Fred M. Powers
James L. Key
J M. Bpeer
Levi Cohen
W. & Richardson
AL Clarkson
Chanain
RE. Hinman
L. Solomonson
Y T. Perkins
Frank Reveon
J. M. Fuller
Tyler
Frank Wilby
Masonic Temple
J. H Barfield
P M Stubbard
A LL Clarkson
Henry A. Barfield
James L Mayson
Thomas H. Jeffries
Charles A. Davis Found Dead Near Bartow Plant
The burned body of Charles A. Davis was found near the electric phosphate plant west of Bartow. Witnesses report a hard struggle and clothing burned off, leaving only his shoes. Davis, a painter and telegraph operator, once worked at Live Oak and has a daughter in Georgia. A letter from Tennessee signed Sister Bertie was found, and Masons took charge of the body.
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Bartow
Fla
Charles A. Davis
Electric Phosphate
Hia
Davis
Live Oak
Georgia
Tennessee
Bertie
Contested Election Case Heads to San Francisco Ballots
The House Elections Committee voted to forward ballots for the Hatn Liverwash contested election to San Francisco and set January 4 for reviewing the Moore Guder case from North Carolina. Captain Hazelhurst led a reception in Jackson by the Rifles, one of the Second Georgia regiment’s best companies, while drill and social events unfolded in the armory. Marines and volunteers prepared for a return to duty as night fell.
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Washington
House
San Francisco
Hatn-Liverwash
Moore-Gudger
North Carolina
Hazelhurst
Jackson
Georgla
Knera
Biffes
Butte Country
Macon
Lynchings in the South Decline Says Boston Merchant
A Boston visitor, a southern merchant, reports only three lynchings in Alabama in the past year and attributes a pacific shift to improved industrial conditions and a courageous southern press opposing lynching, noting progress in the region.
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Boston Miss
Boston
Alabama
South
One of Them from The Chicago Tribune
The excerpt shows a family friend expressing regret over a nephew's troubles closed by the sheriff. Uncle Silas replies with a wry guess about the nephew's habits and potential requests for help with his actions.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Uncle Silas
Narrow escape ends in tragedy as rescuer dies
Berlin reports Miss Von Rheinbaben daughter of the finance minister avoided serious harm when she fell between two electric cars. English naval constructor Henry Davidson of Newcastle upon Tyne rushed to save her but was killed by a car. Miss Von Rheinbaben was uninjured.
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Berlin
Miss von Rheinbaben
Beron von Rheinbaben
United States
Henry Davidson
Newcastle
Tyne
Miss Rheinbaben
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JELKS
J. B. Angeli
Ann Arbor
Mich
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Angell
Pekin
China
Steve Crump
Macon Volunteers
Trust Company OF Cecrcia, Equitavlg Building
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Neer Bartow
Rsch Bros Male Outfitters
Him
Hirsch Bros
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Empire Building
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Eiseman Bros
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