Preacher Engineer's Ten Bottles Tanlac Revival Story
S T Watkins a veteran Southern Railway engineer between Birmingham and Atlanta credits Tanlac with ending a 27 year stomach and health decline. He purchased ten bottles after doctors failed, noting improved digestion, energy, and appetite, and says Tanlac made him a new man. Sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
S T Watkins
Dad
Wathing
Fitchmond Va
Tania
Tanlac
Tani
Sam
Tanlic
Socobs Pharmacy
Adv
Indictments Against Koenig Aides Taint Canal Plot
Indictments charge Paul Koenig chief detective of the Hamburg American Line and antiques dealer Richard Leyendecker with conspiring to dynamite the Welland canal and disrupt Canada. Edmund Justice, a Hamburg American watchman, also indicted for aiding to secure military information for Germany. Justice traveled to Portland Maine Burlington Vermont and Quebec as part of the conspiracy. Koenig used aliases Wagner Wegenkamp Kelly Winter and Perking. Leyendecker used Z D Decker and R Decker. Maximum penalty three years and a $3,000 fine.
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New York
Paul Koenig
Richard Emil Leyendecker
Welland Canal
Edmund Justice
Koenig
Leyendecker
United States
Canada
Wetland Canal
Port Colborne
Lake Erie
Fort Dalhousie
Lake Ontario
Koenig and Leyendecker
Koenig Leyendecker
Justice
Mayer
Keenig and
Koenig and Justice
Great Britain
Portland
Maine
Burlington
Quebec
Wagner Wegenkamp
Kelly Winter
Perking
Z D Decker
R Decker
Roger Wood
Splendid Weather Draws Crowds of Xmas Shoppers
Yesterday was calm and delightful with a government forecast predicting clear skies and gentle winds for Christmas day. Shoppers filled the streets in record numbers for the season, benefiting from the bright day and fair weather conditions.
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Justny
Death by Own Action Recounted in Augusta Wife Tragedy
Ida Lou Yarborough died in her Augusta residence in a death by own action case. Her husband, Mr Yarborough, recounted entering late at night, a man seen in the apartments, and a fatal shot as he pursued the intruder. He accompanied the body to Atlanta for funeral and interment, while a brother in Newnan disputed the suicide claim.
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Ida Lou Yarborough
Augusta
Atlanta
Yarborough
Jin
Newnan
Cash Register Robbed by a Daring Burglar
A quick robbery at the White House restaurant on North Forsyth street saw a Black man enter during the supper rush, open the cash register, and flee with $15 in cash and a $3 check. Officer J D Freeman filed the report, noting the thief acted fast as clerks turned away.
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White House
North Forsyth Street
J D Freeman
Police Prepare for Holiday Season Chief Orders Christmas Break
A special order from Chief W M Mayo directs no recorders court on Christmas and assigns two watches to work ten hours longer on Friday and Saturday. Fourteen extra men join the force to handle holiday business. Day watch begins at 10 am to 8 pm and evening watch from 2 pm to 2 am. Patrolmen are told to set cases for Tuesday December 28.
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Police Department
M Mayo
Recorders Court
Local Notables Remembered in Gayton Obituary Roundup
Mortuary notices from Gayton Georgia report Mrs R J Davant dies after indigestion attack as a pioneer resident. Survivors include son William M Davant and daughters Mrs RN Berrien and Mrs John D Pickard, plus sister Mrs Saussy. Funeral plans pending. Other notices note William Summerfield in Cincinnati, Mrs D B Bartlett of Columbus, Dr Joseph Benjamin Myers of East Point, and Miss Anna Montgomery of Hapeville with brief burial details.
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Joseph Benjamin Myers
East Point
East Point Lodge of Masons
Banner Lodge of
Oda Fellows
Navy Board Report May Be Published
Washington reports the Navy General Board recommends the United States navy reach equality with the strongest afloat by 1925 and may be released by Secretary Daniels before congressional hearings. The board favors a two power standard and a gradual buildup funded by a multi year program, with initial costs near 500 million dollars and limited shipyard capacity.
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Washington
Navy General Board
United States Navy
Daniels
Navy
Congress
Henry A Wise Wood
New York
Eivihan Advisory Board
Wood
General Boards
Woods
American Society of Aeronautical Engineers
General Board
United States
Daniels Ln
Peltev
Atlantic
Pacific
The
Stures
Navy Yard
Allies at Saloniki Well Entrenched
General Bonnal, examining Intransigeant, notes British and French forces at Saloniki now total 172000 and rising toward 200000. He describes a semi circle around Saloniki, strong entrenchment after fifteen days, and the defense able to resist two to three times their number with sea reinforcements and ample supplies.
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Faris
Bonnal
Saloniki
To Make Iron Coins in Germany
Berlin reports December 23 that the federal council decided on coinage of iron ten pfennig pieces, detailing a plan to issue iron coins as part of currency reform.
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Berlin
London
Federal Council
Cedartown Mills to Be Sold at Public Auction
Charles S Austin, visiting Cedartown and other southern towns, reports Cedartown Cotton mills to be sold at public auction. He says strong interest exists but no contracts yet, and a major advertising push will precede a sale likely in the second or third week of January. The property includes the Josephine and Wahneta mills.
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Charles S Austin
Cedartown
Rome
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Atlanta
Chambers of Commerce
Austin
Josephine and Wahneta Mills
Dynamiters Convicted In Recorder's Court Canton Ga
Canton Ga December 23 Special 3 Doug McAfee and Mitch McFarland Canton residents were found guilty before Recorder W B Blackwell on charges of attempted dynamiting. Each fined 75 or sixty days in jail. The arrest followed a midnight park incident where six sticks of dynamite were lit and the fuse nearly exploded. Night marshal Bob Reese identified the men and later arrested them. State charges to follow in Kerokee superior court on the fourth Monday in February under Solicitor General Herbert Clay.
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Canton Ga
Doug McAfee
Mitch McFarland
Ttnee
Canton
W. B Blackwell
McFarland
McAfee
Bob Reese
Kerokee Superior Court
Herbert Clay
Bryan Gets More Time To Obey Court Order
New York December 23 The order forcing William Jennings Bryan to appear before a Supreme Court Justice and show cause why he should not be held in contempt was extended to January 13. Attorneys told Justice Whitaker that Bryan has not been in the state since the order was issued. He was subpoenaed as a witness in a libel suit by Petroa P Tatani. The Greek government case concerns alleged disclosure of gunfire control secrets to Greek officials during ship sales.
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New York
Max Breitung
Robert Way
Herbert Kienzie
Whiter Schelz
Paul Dache
John B Stanchfield
Fay
Stanchfield
Hbreitung
Breitung
William McCulley
Robert McCauley
Department of Justice
Welland Canal
William Jennings Bryan
Supreme Court
Juatha Whitaker
Bryan
Petroa P Tatanis
Greece
Large revolution in India claimed by dispatch
Wireless dispatch reports a major Indian revolutionary movement, with British authorities unable to suppress it. Native troops desert, mutiny, and join insurgents, mutinies reported as units were ordered to attack insurgents. Great bitterness among native troops described.
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Herhn
Tuckerton
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Constantinople
India
Pope Hopes Peace Before Next Yuletide
In Rome on December 23 Pope Benedict received the sacred college led by Cardinal Vannutelli to extend Christmas greetings. He expressed regret that human weakness caused the European conflagration and prevented traditional rejoicing, while hoping peace would reign again before next Christmas.
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Rome
Benedict
Sacred College
Cardinal Vannutelli
Viaisa
Treasury rules tax on stock dividends and high incomes
Washington December 23 The treasury department ruled that stock dividends paid from net earnings or profits of corporations joint stock companies associations and insurance companies are taxable income. Returns must include such dividends when total net income exceeds 320000 annually. Look out for Destruction at the Strand.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Knapp Named Treasurer for The New York Times
New York December 23 announcement that Charles W Knapp publisher of The St Louis Republic will join The New York Times management as treasurer. Knapp has led The Republic since 1287 and helped found the Associated Press and the American Newspaper Publishers association. Destruction is headed this way.
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New York
Charles W Knapp
St. Louis Republic
New York Times
Adolph & Ochs
Knapp
the Republic
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’, Association
U S Consuls Return To Northern Mexico Post
Washington reports that U S consular officers withdrawn from northern Mexico under Villa will resume stations after Carranza recognition. Villa surrender in Chihuahua and Carranza advances enable reopening. Vice Consul Conne has reopened Durango, others to follow after holidays. Mexico City consulate general is the key vacancy. Villa’s whereabouts remain unknown to the State Department.
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Washington
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Villa.s
Chihuahua
State Department
Conne
Department
Durango
Mexico City
Largest Xmas Mail Moved Without Delay
Washington December 23 The post office department received reports from every section of the United States that the Christmas mail melt is heavier than ever before and is being moved without delay.
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Washington
Post Office Department
United States
Delays in Canonizing Joan of Arc Reported
Paris December 23 Rome correspondent of The Petit Journal reports Monsignor Touchett bishop of Orleans urged the Pope to hasten Joan of Arc’s canonization during a Home visit, but the pontiff warned against rushing a step that could harm Vatican neutrality amid France’s wartime valor and heroism.
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Parla
Monsignor Touchett
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Rome
Petit Journal
Herdlam
France
Vatican
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