Palmer Baptized Fifteenth Time Amid Prison History
Palmer Peas, a stained figure in the Tennessee penal system, is noted for his fifteenth baptism since beginning a tumultuous life. The report traces years of multiple offenses, prior imprisonments, and temporary releases tied to religious rituals and Christmas amnesty, culminating in a court scene and ongoing confinement in a local facility.
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Palmer Peas
Pal Simce Forth
South Grergla
Andy Calhoun
Falmer
Tomer
Chaimgany
Tamer
Twents
Palmer
Broyles
Finn
Klusiims
Bain
Presiousis
Healetarters
ms @Muecoitel
Best Lump Coal at Piedmont Coal Co 1023 price four seventy five
Best Lump Coal listed by Piedmont Coal Company at address 1023 with price four dollars and seventy five cents per ton or unit. The listing highlights value and location for buyers seeking coal.
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Best Lump Coal
Piedmont Cat
Resolved 1914 Preamble and Constitutional Admonition
A fragmented 1914 resolution condemns extravagant spending and urges adherence to constitutional limits. The text references misused funds and calls for restraint, citing the Constitution as guiding authority. The wording is garbled but centers on fiscal prudence and legal compliance.
Opposition to Bulletins Sparks Atlanta Clash of Views
Citizens and leaders in Atlanta argue over the Men and Religion Forward Movement bulletins. Critics say the notices harm the city’s image and morals, while supporters insist they expose vice and aid social reform amid widespread concern about disorderly houses and public decency.
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Atlant
Atlanta
Tim
Vnl
Finta
Atatta Hive
Galloway
Arnold Gerace BoNehas
Tauben Strnold
Pax
Dale
George Mope
Insurance
Msn
Paxon
Agar
Tagree
Adair
Gose
John W Grant
Lusepe
America
Atlante
J © Robinson
Lamb
Colonel Paxan
Forrest Adair
Ivan Wien
Wen
Aller
Zorry
Atlanxis
Alteays
Parrontt
W. Parrott
Wr Adair
Thame Tumlton Douglas Reading Atorney
Atlanta Law School
Fim
Berkelaz
Colonel Paxon
Chris Essig
Essig Bran T
Brown
Brown & Allen
Cotton Planters Lose by Improper Grading Says Dept. of Agriculture
Washington December 20 Cotton planters in Oklahoma lost hundreds of thousands of dollars last season due to improper grading of cotton. Department experts found a $20,000 loss on one grade alone from lack of grading knowledge. About seventy to eighty government cotton samplers are gathering data in the cotton belt to determine how much pricing discrimination exists and the overall loss farmers endure. The Bureau of Plant Industry seeks a cheaper method of handling the crop as it moves from planter to market, noting multiple handling adds cost and reduces farmer returns.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Charles J. Brand
Office of Marketing
Bureau of Plant Industry
Early Birds Wed at Ga Gretna Green in Dufawla
Rosa Goodson and Clem Stevens eloped from White Oak to Georgetown to wed at Gretna Green's Meer this morning at 1 30. Judge Dozer officiated in his twenty second year of service. The couple left home before dawn eluding their parents and traveled miles to marry. two other couples followed later that day.
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Fumula
Tyhite Oak
Dozer
Peyton and Harrison Named Road Presidents
John Howe Peyton will become president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway on April 1, a cousin of Fairfax Harrison recently chosen president of the Southern Railway. Both Virginians of English descent, Peyton born in 1864 and son of William Howard Peyton, rose from boyhood railroad service to chief engineer roles and later to top executive posts before succeeding John W. Thomas as president.
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John Howe Peyton
Nashville Chattanooga
St Lows
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway Company
Peyton
Harrison
Wiliam Howard Peyton
Burton Harrison
Jefferson Davis
Redmans
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Ridgetop Tonn
Tridgetop
Parton
Louisville and Nashville
Lnlon Pacific
West
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Louieville
Nashville
John W Thom
Nashville Chattahoogt
St Louis
Southern
The Blue Bird Captivates Atlanta Audiences This Week
Atlanta theatergoers flock to The Blue Bird at the Atlantad Theater with matinees Thursday and Saturday, praising the production as the season’s artistic triumph. Critics liken it to a modern fantasy for both children and adults, drawing near capacity crowds and strong advance sales.
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Atlantad
Atlanta
Segma
Wantu
Norman Wachett
Skein
Ty O Henry
Norman Flack
Peabody Alumni Honor Dr Payne With Reception and Dinner
Atlanta Peabody College alumni plan a 5 o'clock reception and 300 stock dinner at the Ansley hotel in Nashville to honor Dr Bruce H. Payne president and faculty attending the AAAS meeting. Short addresses will be given by Dr Payne, other faculty, J K Orr of Atlanta, and college board representatives.
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Atlanta
Peabody Col Jere
Nashille
Tenn, Wil Wive
Ansley Hotel
Bruce KH Payne
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Paine
J K Orr
Realty Trust Company Declares Dividend
Realty Trust Company board declares a 6 percent dividend on capital stock at its December 24 meeting, paid semi annually as 3 percent on January 14 and 3 percent on July 14 1914. Stock records close December 26 and reopen December 31 1913. Don’t Worry Watch Dance reports the Dant Worry club hosting a 4 Watch dance at the Jewish Cultural Alliance auditorium December 31 1913 with invitation to friends.
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Realty Trust Company
Realty Trust
Jewish Caucational Alliance
Fire and Domestic Tragedy Shock Alabama Town
Fragmented report describes a fatal domestic incident and arson in a Alabama town. A blacksmith shot his wife and then killed himself as a fire swept several buildings including a post office. The blaze caused extensive property loss and disruption in the business district.
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Memphis
Cole
Alabama
Lapne Ali
Lva Ward
Winnoz
Boys Arrested for Robbery in Sylacauga
Sylacauga Alabama December 20 Walter and Douglan Nobie ages 12 and 15 were arrested today charged with robbing the Bon Air post office weeks ago. Suspects were traced when they tried to sell a large stamp hoard. One is said to have confessed to the crime.
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Sylacauga Ala
Walter
Douglan Nobie
Bon Air Post
Patrolman Boling Hastett Faces Beating Charge
Chief Beavers orders investigation into mounted patrolman Boling Hastett accused of mistreating prisoner Walter Vinson. Three witnesses testified as Hastett defends actions saying Vinson was unruly. Vinson reportedly described rough handling. Hastett denies excessive force.
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Beavers Io
Boling B. Hastett
Walter Vinson
Haslettie
16 Corders Court
Fleetius
Haslett Haslett
Beavers Vinson
Broxies
Haslett
Vinson
W of
Terry
Vickery
McKinney
Local Deaths in Covington and Nearby Areas
Covington aged Mrs C C Brooks dies at home after months of illness. Survived by husband C Q Brooks mother Mrs Peabin Cook and sister Mrs Olin Jones. Funeral at Methodist church with interment at Westview Cemetery. Also reported Webb Ala resident Mrs Lisle A Hey died in Webb after brief illness. services at Patterson Chapel before burial in Webb. J T King, Cornelia businessman and bank director, dies after short illness. longtime member of Sellers King Co. funeral held. Miss Lucy Holloway, aged years, dies after months of illness. private sanitarium farewell.
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C. C. Brooks
Covington
Coviaton
Brooks
Methodist Church
John _G Logan
Westview Cemetery
Lisle A. Hey
Wf Webb
Elly
Aoe Webb
F S Fordham
Rancer Cay
Foy
Webb
Patterson
Tater
Lucy Holloway
EB Hel Jowny
J T Holloway
Matwell H Dou
Rock
J. W. Alexander
Rome
John W. Alaunder
Atlanta
Alexander
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Pautine
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Jsus
Christ
Uraigh
Paul
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Harrison and
Sumner County
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Devatop
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Leorge MoKay
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Archie
Gertie ‘Falla
Laskys Water Cure
Rube Godberg
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Ratines
New York
Jewell Helley Company
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Bnon
Peabody
DR. Payne
Hughes
Sion
Kow
Thord National Bank
Sproad Street
Atouta
Walter Vinton
Lizzie A. Kelly
T, King
Cornelia
JI T King
First National Bank
J T Bing Ware
Sellers King Company
Lodge
Capital City Lodge No- 33
Castle
Sinkoy
Nheim K
William
Astes
JM Wing
Ww M Wing
Wang Or
Mirs
Vaughan
Mira
Wi Cates
Moodward Avenue
Oskland
Cave Chapel
PT Bloomfield Company
Ans
JJ Cochran
JO Cochran
Henry Cochran
Emmett Cochran
Albo
RB Cochran
Lawring
J J Cochran
Reai Dence
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Osisland City
Forrest Parls
Ragsdale
Aldine Chimbers
Tucker
Dimond Morgan
Ryan
Claude
Ainson Flowers
Harry G Foole
Funsral Directors
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Susan Aycock
J D Aycock
J K Orr Shoe Co
Young Street
Edgewood Avenue
Tanner Street
Voines
Forrest & George Adair
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Storagh
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Ivy
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Equitable
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