Work of the Women Lau ded by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt lauded the efforts of women in education during a surprise visit to the Academy of the Holy Cross in Washington. He praised girls preparing to be tomorrow’s leaders, spoke to the students, and was greeted with verse and musical performances before sharing handshakes with the attendees.
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Roosevelt
Academy of the Holy Cross
Bia
Dutier Kong Cough
Angelica
Academy
Jillian Hhs
Montgomery
Ala
Jones Custodian Baxter Jones Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Macon
Baxter Jones of Macon Georgia filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition today. The assets listed include 3830 in actual stock and 5700 in notes and accounts, with total liabilities of 9814. Edwards, a merchant in Eastman, Georgia, operated a large stock and extensive business. Jones was appointed custodian for the case.
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Baxter Jones
Macon
Edwards
Eastmen
Ter Jones
Spee
Lewis Wins UMWA Victory Over Opponents in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers of America convention shifted to Lewis management, defeating John Walker of Hinds and Thomas Lowh in the race for national presidency. Welker declines contest, predicts Lewis a 14,000 vote majority. Leaders urge swift business and announce possible reports on the vote, with further elections for national vice president and secretary-treasurer to be decided on the floor.
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Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
John Walker
Hinds
Thomas Th
Lewie
Riereet-Dutier
Davcemier
Senate advances local bills as Brownsville case delayed
In Washington on February 1 the Senate passed numerous local measures, with most measures of minor importance. Senator Foraker sought to bring in Aldrich's court of inquiry on the Brownsville affair, but McLaurin spoke on Stawneville tomorrow, and action was delayed. The chamber also fixed February 12 as Lincoln's centenary holiday observance, then adjourned at 4 46 p.m.
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Washington
Nession
Senate
Foraker
Aldrich
Ala
McLaurin
Stawneville
Foraber
Denis Hill
Abraham Lincoln
Emnats
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Mecon court
Mecon Ge February 1 court saw I Balhline and his wife file voluntary bankruptcy petitions. The Chey ywers milliners case was referred.
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Mecon
I. Balhline
Chey Ywers
Thea Cane
Colville Seeks U S District Attorney Post
Fulton Colville, a longtime Atlanta attorney with Taft Club ties, announces candidacy for United States district attorney to succeed Carter Tate. He will begin active canvassing after Taft’s inauguration on March 4 and is respected among peers and friends who expect him to win the appointment.
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Fulton Colville
Attor‘ney
United States
Carter Tate
Colville
Taft
Taft Club
Pattons County
Atlanta
Eey They Boelers Tat Deiwi
No Rehearing Denied in Gas Suit by Supreme Court
Washington February 1 the supreme court denied the application of Consolidated Gas Company of New York for rehearing. The case involved the validity of the one cent policy and was decided against the company in favor of the man. The decision leaves Judge Peckham's ruling standing and end to further review by the court.
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Washington
United Stats Today
Conmcntated Gas Company
New York
Ccoa
Tudge Peckbarn
Billen Sent to Joliet Penitentiary for Murder
Billen, after multiple death sentences commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Denson Billyk, was moved to Joliet penitentiary to serve a life term for Macy Yreat’s murder. Officials expressed confidence the sentence would be served.
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Chicago
Hennan Bilex
Joliet
Macy
Billen
Denson Billyk
Bis
Perdi
War clouds vanish in southeast Europe
Southeast Europe media report a Turkish Bulgarian deadlock over indemnities easing after Hueela's plan. It proposes 1.6 million yearly payments to Russia for a century, with Bulgaria ultimately bearing 16.4 million in installments. Russia would collect the Bulgarian share. Assurances reach the Turkish government and Bulgarian assent is noted.
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Europe
St _Ketereburg
Turkey
Bulgaria
Hueela
Furleigh
Russia
Bulgeris Hae
No Autos for Army Policy Change
Washington February 2. Under secretary of war review concludes motor vehicles owned by the War Department are unnecessary at wartime expense. Automobiles will be eliminated except where shown as essential. Congress also contemplates a census appointment of about 3 000 people and reformers press for a careful reassessment of pension and service provisions.
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Washington
Secretary of War
War Department
Werninecon
Sworsery
Congrem
Perwone
Shell Govvice
Bare
Ummm
New Rural Routes Ordered for Georgia in 1920s Letter
Washington February 1 Special Rural tree delivery routes were ordered in Georgia. Routes serve numerous counties and towns with hundreds of families assigned per route. Carriers appointed include Danville Groveland Jefferson Gwinnaboro and others with multiple sub or substitute carriers.
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Georgia
Washington
Hexden
Auburn
Gwinnett
Famillies
Ayersville
Stephens County
Bronwood
Terrelli County
Devereaux
Mancooky
Ponte 3
Don Jaldsonville
Decatur County
Poury
Eiington
Warranilies
Suawer
Terran County
Cute
Thomaston
Upsas County
Danville
George F. Johnston Carrier
Jormeten
Groveland
T. Lene Carrier
Alfred
Moody
Robbie W. Lee Partier
Jim M Lee
Jefferson
Roste Y
Arthur H MuRessorter
W J. McRee
Gwainaboro
James A. Laying Carrier
BTL Scruggs
Aub
Fragmentary notice hints at Sherman House fire plans
Readable fragments describe a Sherman House fire incident and related plans. Mentions a delegation of citizens, a 8 000 000 structure, and a person named Sherman with Rothery in connection to the event. Details are incomplete and implicit.
Forger Caught in Nashville Town Seeks Escapes
A fragmented report notes a suspected forger linked to multiple locations including Nashville Town Bristol and Mtatarville. Police say Fon Sargee is sought on various warrants with alleged falsifications spanning several jurisdictions.
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Nashville
Bristol
Fennbert
Fon Sargee
Sn Marth
Greg Eye
Tetas
Mtatarville
Will Ask the County to Pave Two Streets
The general council ordered the aldermen and councilmen from the second and third wards to petition Fulton County to pave Washington Street from the current asphalt end to the city line and Ormond Street to Grant Park with concrete pavement. A committee of the two wards was appointed to present the resolution to the county commissioners and seek their cooperation for street improvements.
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Ormond
Maral
Pocomtesiouere of
Yomie
Fulton County
Washington Street
Alty Amite
Ormond Street
Grant Park
Stree Luna
Hersby
Contest Over Mree Will Left Brothers Ten Dollars Each
In Valiosta Georgia a probate suit over the will of the late Mvitee gains attention. Frank and Young McRee, the two younger brothers, receive ten dollars apiece under the contested settlement. The housekeeper and her son inherit about 83000 of the estate, while the remaining 100000 goes to siblings at the time of the decedent’s death. The brothers had no children, leaving their share canceled. The hearing is set for the adjourned term of the superior court in February.
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Valiosta
I Mvitee
Frank
Tentator
American Warships In Port Of Gibraltar
Gibraltan February 2 Bar one Bown this morning the Port of Gibraltad seemed to be the poena of a naval oine. The Connecticcut saluted tim port en a ble Gag of sea Admiral Sir James Gootrich, the commander of all de na val extimetes at Gloraltar with cwwaty 604 gun, and when these had beances turned gun for gun from rebors bat tery and the British battleship Dive marks, other galateuw were fred to and answered by the Russan, French and Ditch warships in port. The Rhode Island and the New Jersey came into port at Docikok this morning and were followed an hour just by the forth division, the Wisconsin, TaK, Keanacse and Kentucky which anchors at outside the breakwater the shied di wision, conaiating of the Loulafans, Mle sourt Olio and Viginis, brought up the rear and presented a beautiful pice sure as they steamed in.
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Gibraltad
Tim Port
James Gootrich
All
de Naval Extimetes
Gloraltar
Beances
Rebors
Divemarks
Bond in Nashville Extradition Fight In Bank Fraud Case
A bond was posted in Nashville for a man formerly a noted product dealer, Mr Beanville, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from the First National Bank. He resisted extradition after fleeing to Hamilton, then returned, and was released after a brief court appearance.
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Aond
Beanville
First
National Bank
Tim
Hamilton
Han
Thin Tt
M'elaxony
Campbell Superior Court convened with visiting war members
Campbell Superior Court convened today with Judge S Roun presiding. Visiting members included J O Newel, J P Gow, J J Barge, and J P Timpson, among others.
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Fairburn
Campbell ‘Superior Court
Judes
S Roun
Gid Holdernees
Newel
P Gowlighly
J J Barge
J P Timpson
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