Civil Service Exams to Begin January 5 in Fifth District
Secretary Jennings of the civil service commission announces a month of competitive examinations in the Fifth district. Positions include engraver, industrial trainer, civil engineer student, assistant in paperplast investigations, physics laboratory aide, lab assistant, copyist, sanitary bacteriologist, anatomist, library cataloguer, junior chemist, and fuel engine researcher. Pay ranges from $3 a day to $1,600 a year, with postings at Washington DC and multiple sites in the district.
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Girl Weds Sweetheart in Order to Nurse Him
Miss Anaw Pho Gore Bidwell of Saynah wed her sweetheart at noon today in Columbus. The ceremony honored the bride’s father Shem, with Dr. Tomtt, the groom’s father, giving consent. The couple, who had planned to marry last January, chose to wed now while the groom’s health remains a concern. William Marshall Kidwell accompanied the bride to Clando for the ceremony.
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Three Negro Brawls May Result Fatally Reported
A 1913 Christmas night in the colored section saw multiple arrests for disorderly conduct and several shootings. One man was killed and another fatally wounded, with suspects including a white man and two black assailants. Police prepared to release six white detainees at morning roll call as investigations continued.
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Love and marriage scandal rocks Municello court
A confusing report details a secret marriage, custody disputes, a mysterious death, and alleged abduction tied to a Westward move. Key individuals include Municello residents Miss Branes and Mrs Conch, with whispers of a keeper and companions in a tense domestic saga.
Life claim orders in Triangle case noted
Newark December 20 Surrogate Fowler Wis signed orders allowing administrators to settle estates of fire victims. Claims against Joseph T Asch owner of the building were to be paid by a casualty company via insuranced funds to comply with insurance law. First such actions for deaths from the fire vic tims.
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Christmas in Columbus Sparks Violent Blackout
A fragmentary Columbus report from December 25 describes a violent incident involving Black residents and multiple injured parties. The text is garbled but notes alcohol involvement, arrests, and serious wounds, with names and places partially readable.
Speaker Champ Clark On Lecture Platform
Washington December 3 Speaker Clark plans a lecture tour to New York and England during the recess of the House. This marks the first time the speaker has left Washington to lecture in the last two sessions.
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New York
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Spee
Christmas charity and bad weather in Council Bluffs
A fragmented report notes Christmas cheer efforts in Council Bluffs with the park commissioners and public aid for the poor. It mentions heavy rainfall, colder weather, and practical concerns about taxes as residents face a challenging holiday season.
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Thomastine
MT Corte
Thomaso
Sioux Tribe Transforms Into Farmers Under Fort Peck Plan
The Sioux Nation, once infamous for Custer’s massacre, will become farmers under a Fort Peck reservation program in northeastern Montana. About 3,000 tribe members will receive 160 acre farms. remaining land will open to white settlers from September 1 to 20. The initiative aims to boost grain output by about 190 million bushels annually, with many already closing the agrarian transition.
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United States
Fort Peck
Wontans
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Glastow Hayre
Great Falls
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Wilson Resting At Pass Christian Holiday Retreat
President Wilson spends a quiet vacation at Pass Christian Mississippi, with a secluded shore setting, absence of political callers, and daily routines of mornings on the Gulf and afternoons travels. Local mayor and residents greet the party warmly, noting the peaceful itinerary and orderly precautions for the stay. The party includes Mrs Wilson and several aides and guards, with cars shipped ahead and a celebratory welcome as the train arrives.
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Charley Swemer
Lowndes Commission Names Tax Equalizers
Valdosta Ga December 29 appointments named to serve as state and county tax equalizers under county modernization law. Six Seay term to Richardson and Carter receive terms of two to four years with specified appointments and duties by the Lowndes commission.
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Christmas Observed Quietly Across the South
The day brought festive dining and hospitality in Atlanta and other cities with decorations and generous hospitality. Police reported few accidents as crowds enjoyed safe celebrations amid snow and weather, while efforts to curb fireworks and promote safe holiday conduct saw broad compliance.
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South
New Orleans
Ber Mingiuan
Dallas
Memphis
Towsville
Backyard Cow and Goat Milk Advocates Rise in Herds
In a lively note on livestock trends, goat milk fat stability and digestibility are praised against cow milk. The piece highlights goat breeding for pure stock, costs, and rising demand as farmers plan future herd expansions amidst winter rains and December events.
Explaining His Absence in Tid Bits
Mrs O Rooney states she never sees Patrick at church. She mutters about rheumatism and references a dreary condition as the reason for his absence.
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O Rooney
Patrick
Rharch
O Roone
Eyeglass Frames Fit Your Nose Says Moore and Sons
Jae Le Moore and Sons at 42 N Broad St promote custom nose fit for eyeglass frames. They tout secure comfort and style, presenting kryptoks as the aristocrats of eyeglasses in a period tone.
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Jae le Moore & Sons
Lkryptoks
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Local Obituaries From Dawson and Cowley Areas
Multiple death notices outline W. P. Holmon of Dawson and Miss Downy Tal horter, plus Myrtice Moore, and Myrtin Moore among others. Interments set for Howard, Cedar Grove Church, and Atlanta connections. funeral details vary by family and church affiliations.
Death of E. H. Threstt at private sanitarium
Mrs Mary Skelton of Hartwell notes the passing of E H Threstt who died yesterday morning at a private sanitarium. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. The notice mentions Mrs Wary Shelton widow of the late Honteun Ho Skelten and references a date in December.
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Pudding in Canon Shocks War Report from Gondwan
Melton Privs, a War Correspondent, recalls scenes from a frontier firefight. Boers cluster on heights as shells burst, while Christmas shells bring a surprise prank with wooden plugs and plum puddings. The piece notes tense troop movements, improvised shelter, and friendly fire-era courtesy amid battle.
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The Blue Bird at Ay Lante Theater and Lyric Matinee
Review of a week at the theater feature shows the Blue Bird at Ay Lante, with a vivid critique of quirky characters and a theme of universal skepticism. The Lyric hosts a Saturday matinee alongside regular performances, praising the musical comedy with a strong cast including Lamont Sullivan and Vera Brant.
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Hele Tamy
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Doubled Deception? Norman Hackett in Local Theater Run
Norman Hackett stars in an inane promotional season as a popular actor in a "Double Deceiver" revival at the Erlenent week. The piece is built on Donald Stuart’s witty short sketches from Princeton and is promoted by a subservient bank, with discussions of reserve requirements and monetary shifts across national and regional banks.
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Vaudeville Spectacle Heads to Forsyth Theater
Keith Vaudeville Ak the xoras th Ap act of tremendous importance in the Auderilie world theatre that will headline the week with matinees on Monday and times 60. The act is the most important production booked to lure crowds. Mtn jutrorseptanes Gardens presented by a troupe of twenty Ave players including stagers and dancers. A crew of skilled mechanics and electricians will revamp the regular company at the Forsyth in this act production.
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When the New Law Begins
The N Svenina Post reports on early enactment effects in banking as the new system looms. Banks face a choice under the House bill to join, with immediate capital subscriptions of 20 percent or more, while Senate amendments ease the requirement, amid market disruption and vast sums involved across 7500 national banks.
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Municipal Engineers Urge Towns to Act on Sanitation
A plea from the J. B. McCrary Company Municipal Engineers urges city officials to improve sewers lighting and pay in pay to reduce disease and deaths. The firm cites unsanitary conditions and argues it is negligent not to act, offering a track record of over 40 contracts from Atlanta based Third National Bank Building.
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Third National Bank Building
Atlanta, Ga
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