Inaugural Parade Plans Outlined by General Wood
Washington February 1 Major General Leonard Wood announced the parade plan for the inaugural. Eight divisions will lead the procession with commanders including W W Wotherspoon and an escort battalion from Culver Military Academy. Princeton alumni and civic groups will contribute, and about 150 graduates from Governor Wilson’s Princeton class are expected to attend.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
W. W. Wotherspoon
West Point
Aninapolis
Culver Miliary Academy
Indiana
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Marshall
Alistony
Princeton
Princeton Students Who Will Escort the President-Elret
Governor Wilson
St Ty
Governor Wisons
Seniors of Mercer Hold Annual Banquet in Macon Ga
The Mercer University senior class held its annual banquet at Wickler Potex. M Garner of Hatonton acted as host master while classmates gave speeches including W T Smalley on Old Mercer s Storied Tower and Dr Jameson on Primary of Manhood. Raymond Stapleton attended as a former class member.
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Mercer
Iy Jameson
LD. Wenton
C. Powell
W. Sparkman
H. G. Howell
Jameson
Coach Stroud
Euesta
Vonor
Raymond Stapleton
Man killed by falling roof while wrecking house near Fitzgerald
John W. Brown, who lived near Sibble in Fitzgerald County, was accidentally killed yesterday when a roof he was tearing down collapsed. He was buried today at Bethlehem Church.
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Fitzgerald, Ga
Spes
John W. Brown
Sibble
Betniehemehburch
Will of Boyhood Sweetheart Leaves Widow Governor’s Wife Riches
John Hughes, who died in Marietta Oklahoma, left all his property to Susie Milton Atkinson, widow of Georgia governor William Y. Atkinson. The pair had been schoolmates in Marianna Florida as children, later reuniting in Newnan after Hughes’s wife had died. The will, detailing money notes and real estate in Oklahoma and Texas, was sent to Mrs. Atkinson for probate in Barietta, Oklahoma.
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John F. Hughes
Marietta Okla
W. ¥. Atkinson
Georgia
Marianna
Fla
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Hinghes
Hughes
Susie Milton
Lucy Cobb
St Athens
William Y. Atkinson
State University
John Hughes
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Atkinson Estate
Quebec grants pulp and paper privileges on crown lands
Quebec acting premier Jules Allard announced that any pulp and paper manufacturer in the province would receive the same privileges as the four crown land producers. The U S embargo on shipments to the United States was lifted for these firms, but a wood pulp export ban remains if shipments of pulp alone are excessive. The United States warned it may refuse free entry without export assurances, with a final decision due next week.
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Quebec
Jules Allard
United States
Tr Ig
Washington
Normit
Seventy-Seven Flu Remedy Ad Promotes Humprey’s Pills
An old advertisement for Dr. Humphreys Seventy-Seven touts its cure for grippe influenza and stubborn colds. It urges taking the pellets at first fatigue to prevent aches in the head back and chest, sore throat and fever, claiming quick break up and ease. The small pellet vial fits a vest pocket and costs 25 cents, offered by the Bntyphrese Homeo Medicine Co. in New York.
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Homeo
Medicine Co
Willam
New Fork
United States to pursue whisky seizure case in Albany
Albany Ga February 1 Special that the United States government will carry to its logical and legal conclusion the test case started here regarding whisky valued at nearly $3000 alleged to be the property of Haugabook Camp A notice posted in the government building here announces that a special term of the United States district court will convene on the second Monday in February to condemn the whisky and apply the proceeds accordingly.
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Albany
United States
Haugabook & Camp
United States District Court
Prohibition Law Charges Stir Government Interest
Owners were charged under state prohibition law for shipment and labeling of intoxicating goods. The case cites the requirement to brand as intoxicating and attach proper labeling. A decision bearing on enforcement is expected within a week from Monday, drawing attention in legal and governmental circles.
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Mayer Td
Death of Dr. Theodore von Holteben Former German Ambassador
Dr. Theodore von Holteben died here today in his seventy fifth year. A long-standing German diplomat, he entered service in 1872 and served two terms in Washington, first as minister in 1831 97, then as ambassador from 1887 to 1903.
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Bertin
Theodore von Holteben
Washington
von Holteben
Progressive Funeral Directors unveil hospital on wheels Auto Ambulance
The Greenberg and Bond Company of 35 Houston Street, renowned for service, has expanded its facilities with a newly purchased Auto Ambulance from The Thomas Company. Fitted to exact instructions, the vehicle is described as a veritable hospital on wheels, reflecting ongoing improvements in their funeral services.
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Greenberg & Bond Company
Houston Street
South
Thomas Company
Messrs
Greenberg & Bond
No Expense Spared Auto Ambulance Parade Vehicle
An advertisement describes an Auto-Ambulance built with no expense spared to be the souths most complete vehicle. It features a large heavy chassis and engine, aluminum body, and reduced centrifugal force for safer turns at high speed. The engine mirrors the Atlanta Fire Department unit and runs on high gear for smooth progress over rough roads during the parade.
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South
Atlanta Fire Department
Safety and Elegance Highlighted in Vintage Ambulance
The description praises an ambulance lined with genuine Spanish leather for comfort and style. It notes the vehicle’s power features and electric device accents. The cot is described as raiseable on hinges, reflecting automotive luxury and utility.
Ambulance design promises comfort and safety for patients
The description highlights a 6,000-pound weight frame, six cylinders to reduce jerks, a large wheelbase for smooth rides, and a focus on patient comfort even in narrow spaces. The device features a padded interior and a banded exterior bearing the hospital name for visibility.
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