Lands Withdrawn For Forest Reserve Plan Sparks Debate
The hearing critiqued Secretary Hitchcock and Secretary Wilson over suspensions of land withdrawals for a forest reserve scheme. Senators pressed whether the action was lawful and temporary, noting it aimed to enable a congress plan, while chief forester Pinchot testified the proposal lacked cabinet approval and faced congressional rejection.
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Hitchcock
Wilec
Newrotary
Congress
Wilson
Hin Vulteagne
Bonatar
Wilma
Interior Department
Denator Clark
Cie Interior
Chle
Pinohat
Altchcock
Tenatur
Teller
Senaters
Hrandeges
Clark
Enatar Fivery
Education Bill Fails in Lords After Prolonged Talks
London December 19 The education bill is killed after three days of near nonstop conferences as the opposition cannot accept government terms. Lord Lansdowne for the opposition moved to postpone amendments and the motion passed 132 to 82 bringing the bill to a close. Headaches and neuralgia from colds are promised relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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London
Education Bim
Lord Lanadowne
Tmslat
Education Bil
Trial of Colonel Mann in Town Topics case continues
New York report notes portions of Colonel W W Mann testimony from the Norman Hapgood trial were admitted in the perjury proceeding. Prosecutors sought to introduce further testimony but trial counsel objected, insisting on proofs of charges before confrontation. The recorder sustained the objections and adjourned the session until tomorrow.
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New York
W.W. Db. Mann
Trisl
Norman Jinpgood
Weis
Gof
Colonel Mann
Hapgood
Munnwee
Ware
Railway Rates on Furniture Temporary Arrangement Proposed
Inter state Commission hears the North Carolina Case Workers' Association complaint against southern and western railroads over the $1.70 community rate on shipments. A temporary minimum of 16,000 pounds for a 36 foot car is proposed while awaiting a broader readjustment discussions set for January. Southern Railway presents evidence of increased rolling stock but notes many cars are controlled by western lines bound for the Pacific coast.
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Washington
North Carolina Case Workers’ Association
Southern and Western
Ita
Cass
Southern Ralway
Western Railroads
Pacific Coast
Deputies Locate Still in Pulaski County Raid
Deputies C. J. Vigal and Daveley returned to Macon township after a Trultlesa raid near Danville Pulaski County. They found cane liquor stands and apparatus but could not locate the still or owner. They returned having destroyed property but accomplished no arrests or seizures.
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Dave
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Macon
Pulaski
Danville
Tett
Macon Seeks Subtreasury Fight Draws Local Action
Macon Ga December 19 Macon business men push for subtreasury interest as Lost master Edwarda praises Stacon location. City hopes to show strong hand to authorities with Georgia Alabama and South Carolina viewed as likeliest to win. Local chambers and firms expected to rally for Macon.
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Edwarda
Stacon
Georgia
Aladams
South Cerolina
Alacon
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Industrial Hom
J. R. Guns
Georgia Industrial Home
Armty
Papal tensions rise over French church law during Roxmas masses
Paris dispatch reports Cardinal Ibes orders suppression of Christmas masses while Vatican and French government clash over church state separation. Evacuations of episcopal residences rise amid riots as Paris authorities pause prosecutions. Papal Archives in Paris said to be secured and dialogue continues with Prince Orsini at the Vatican.
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Richard Ibes
Minister of the Interior
Churcen
Wsat
Bribhe
Church of
Food and fuel shortages hinder rail car supply
Reports from Ambrose North Dakota and Minneapolis indicate a car shortage disrupts famine relief and freight flow. Railroad executives and Interstate Commerce Commission witnesses describe insufficient car production versus demand. Great Northern and others report ongoing annual equipment expenditures.
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Ambroze
N. D
Brose
Miner
Aree
Nou Ldn
Remy Dng
Interatute Commerce Commisator
Franklin J. Lane
Joan G. Marlen
Chicago
John J. Marble
Commission
Associated Lioux
Minneapolis
James J. Hi
Great Northern
Great North
Meanest hotel manager in Pennsylvania tale told by nun
A nun recounts an overnight stay at a Pennsylvania hotel where the manager claimed the guest had a nightmare. The guest disputed the charge for a horse and buggy with no such service, noting the bed and food caused discomfort. The manager responded calmly that the charge had been paid.
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Juige
T Guey
Manayer
Pennsylvania
Charcoal Lozenges Promised Free Sample Package
A dubious advertisement touts Stuart Charcoal Lozenges as quick odor reducers for bad breath. It urges readers to request a free sample by mail, claiming charcoal neutralizes foul smells from meals and improves internal health, with a call to send name and address.
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Caine
Stuarta
Duces
Aaron Tor
Stuart
Seanaux
Honest Square Dealing Claims for Dr Pierce Medicines
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce medicines as honestly labeled with all ingredients, publicly sworn to. It asserts professional endorsements, notes no alcohol in preparation, and invites women to consult Dr Pierce by letter with confidential results. The piece promises a free medical adviser on request.
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Mer
Pierre
Wal
Open Publinis
Perce
Dr. Vierce
Pierer
Carses
Pieres
V. Pieres
Buffalo
X.Y
Fairchild Dies By Own Hand in Mountaineer Case
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death by self-inflicted means involving a person named Fairchild. The text hints at a shooting incident, an interval, and services to be held, but key details such as location, date, and exact identities are unreadable.
Complex OCR fragment on Bywaters killing case and trial notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Bywaters killing, Culpepper, Lemimionns Mire, Water, Hamsters, and a trial/work notice. Mentions dates, authorities, and arrests but is garbled with overlapping words and missing context. Preserves named entities and probable legal actions without sensational detail.
Local Deaths Reported InYesterdays Obituaries
A list of deaths includes Russell Hopkins George Brom OW Forrester AF Tripat and Rutherford Lipaworth, ages around 30. Several were associated with Dr J Pitopkira and D Hearn, Columbus, Georgia. Mrs M Hartfield aged 38 died yesterday morning. funeral held at 10 o clock at Hall fe Bend chapel with interment to follow.
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Russell Hopkins
George Brom OW
Forrester
Tripat
Butherford Lipaworth
J Pitopkira
D. Hearn
Cohimbus
Hearn
Montgomer
M Hartfield
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Liertfeld
Jessentay
Hall Fe Bend
Ella Thompson
Ia ‘Thompson
Waynerad Aerviom
Mali & Mond
Westview
Thompsgn
Thomas
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