Swamp-Boot ides and census politic in newspaper text
Fragmentary OCR shows ads for Swamp-Boot and Dr Rat products, with political debate on census supervisors and racial questions. Speakers include Mann of Illinois, Hardwick of Georgia, Madden of Minnesota, Keifer of Ohio, Heflin of Alabama, and Hamlin of Missouri. Discusses partisan appointment concerns and racial commentary in census duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air. Mann
Ilinois
Ru¢ker
Missouri
Mann
Hardwick
Georgia
South
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tegas
Madden
Amingls
Chicago
Keifer
Ohio
Heflin
Alabama
Mr. Keifer
Hamlin
Levecgrauiers Puarays
Telias
Governor Brown Named Bank Vice President of Marietta
Governor Joseph M. Brown was elected vice president of the First National Bank of Marietta at a directors' meeting. He becomes successor to the late St. Dick and will preside over meetings in the president's absence, maintaining his role as a bank director in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Brown
Ls. KK Dick
Marietta
Joseph M. Brown
First National Bank of Marietta
St. Dick
Hhe
Taft romance grows as farmers press gambling ban
President Taft is urged by Charles Barrett of the Farmers Union to back legislation eliminating gambling features on farm product exchanges. Barrett says the push seeks prosecutions if evidence supports the case and notes Taft advised unity with Congress to advance the measure. Georgia figures rally as senators adopt a resolution favoring anti gambling in farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ste Carrigan
Peg
Hebruary
Taueh
Charles 8. Barrett
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Farmers’ Union
Wilson
Department of Justice
Courag
John Grady
Kentucky
W. A. Morrin
Alabama
J. Wilson
Mississippi
A.‘ Shuford
North Carolina
O. F.dornblazer
Texas
Tha
National Board
Farmees' Union
Congress
Barrett
Tétires
West
Clay
Bacon
Georgia
Way Commission Has Not Decided During Dinner Debate
New York February 2 Special There was an interesting exchange at the Economic Club with Interstate Commerce Commissioner Judson C. Clements and Francis Lynde Stetson president of the club. Clements spoke on federal law to stop manipulation and exploitation in railroad finance while Stetson replied that every detail had been reported to the commission which had not yet issued a decision. The discussion continued amid calls for a clear answer on the matter involving Louisville and Nashville stock and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce
Judson C. Clements
Francis Lynde Stetgen
The
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Clements
Louieville
Nashville
John W. Gates
Atlantic Coast Line
J. P. Morgan &Co
Coast Line
Louisville
Clementa
Stetson
Commission
Gaying
Cardui promotes relief for women’s ailments says reader letter
A reader in Bringiring,Indiana testifies that Cardui cured her after a long struggle with monthly suffering. The letter promotes Cardui as a home treatment for women, notes that bottles contain necessary ingredients, and urges women to ask their druggist about the remedy. It also advertises accompanying products Thedford's Black Draught Velvo and Cardus Antiseptic and offers a 4 page booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Cardus
Thedford
Chattanooga ‘Medicine Co
Attanooga
Tenn
Scabbard Mystery and Bullet Debate At Carmack Trial
Nashville reports on General Cates detailing the so called Scabbard Incident and the Bullet Episode in Colonel D B Cooper and Robin Cooper’s murder trial of former Senator E W Carmack. Cates argues Carmack fired from behind before falling as defense counterpoints. Court adjourns to Thursday for final defense arguments.
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Cates
Coopers For New
Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
D. B
Robin Cooper
United States
E. W. Carmack
Catea
Senator Carmack
General Washington
Carmack Car
Colonel Cooper
Robin
Sho
General Cates
Ins Bar
Ward
Coopers
Phig
Fred
Cooper
Bradford
Mra. Buroh
Luke H. Wright
Death notices and inquests from local mortuary notices
A child Ethel Taylor Ransome died in her crib, with an inquest ruling accidental suffocation. Obituaries include J Bly Gaborn and Mrs Mary Bennett, with funerals at Patterson's chapel and Oakland cemetery. Other notices cover Cordelia Atkinsin, Tom Kilgore, Joe Thurmond, Frederick Kinnear, Henry A Mellen plus interment plans in Brockline Massachusetts.
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Ethel Taylor Ransome
Mitchel Taylor Ransome
V. F. Ran‘game
McDonald Street
Harry G. Poole
Rose Him Cemetery
Cordelia Atkinson
Cordelia Atkinsin
North Jackson Street
C. B. Wilmer
West View Cemetery
Henry A. Mellen
Clarkston
Patterson's
Brockiine
68 More Victims of Coal Mines
An explosion traps miners with nearly 40 injured sent to hospitals. Most victims are Mexicans with Japanese workers in other mine sections. State officials took charge of rescue and investigation as bodies are recovered. In Drakesboro Ky, 35 killed with 34 confirmed and one missing. In Primero Cal, 16 dead and many without hope. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days by PAZO OINTMENT offered at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Drakesboro
Lrepe
Browder
Wes
Thies
Peter Kelly
Colorado
Primero
Cal
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief for Aches
Henry Coursen of Boonton N J praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pains headaches side and back pains and states they give perfect satisfaction. The ad suggests pain can originate from tortured nerves and can occur in any part of the head or body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Henry ‘Coursen
Boonton, N. 3
Two Pardons Granted From Life Sentences
Governor Brown yesterday granted commutations equivalent to pardons for John Robertson of Monroe County, convicted in February 1903 of murder and given life imprisonment. The commutation was recommended by the trial judge, solicitor general, jurors, county officials and many prominent citizens. The governor also commuted Henry Roberts of Pickens County, serving life since 1897 for arson in a fire that destroyed a small shack owned by Sam Tate, urged by Tate, the judge, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Yeaterday
John Robertson
Monroe County
Henry Roberta
Pickans County
Sam Tate
Regal Shoe Store Undergoing Entrance Renovation
The Regal Shoe Store at Whitehall Street is reconstructing its entrance and show windows in preparation for a full line of Regal women's shoes this spring. Patrons are assured that despite the uninviting work, repairs are not being rushed and shoppers will not experience discomfort once inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Shoe
Whitehall Street
Man Wins Rhodes Scholarship in Georgia News
Atheny Ga February 2 Walter Bryan Emory College student won the Rhodes scholarly for the state of Georgia for 1910 13. He led honors in college course earned Junior Week Medal 1909 Senior Greek Medal 1909 and received many honors from fellow students. He is active in Pascal and sports and is devoted to Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheny
Spéela
Walter &.Bryan
Emory, College
Bas
Rhodes
Goorsid
Bryan
Atudenta
Ty College
Murray
Assembly Halls Set for Renewal in Coming Legislature
J. Lee Barron, keeper of public buildings, reports multiple bids for recarpeting the House and Senate chambers and frescoing walls. Bidding closes February 15 with work expected to finish before the June session. Knights of Pythias Hawtinsville lodge elects new officers led by Commander J. Changelior and Vice Chancellor Son Menheim at last night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabls
J. Lee Barron
Bes
General Assembly
Opapas Ag
Keener Barron
Sanatera
Pythias
Hawtinsville
Knights
Lodge
J. Changelior
Son
di Menheim
Bei
Hisgrand Jonge
The Orpheum and Local Theaters Show Big Vaudeville Bill
The Orpheum features Charles Fletcher the great impersonator with a new Warner piece and a bench warmer act in Central Park. The Golden Butterfly promise draws crowds while the Grand aims to share the show’s significance. At the Lyric Hanlon’s Superba thrills audiences with Roosevelt expedition spoof. The Empire showcases Arthur Leo Derby Winner Addison Livingston and Miss Ide Neale alongside motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Charles Fletcher
Charles Warner
Mansfield
Central Park
New York
Hanlon
Roosevelt
Africa
Pico
Empire
Arthur Leo
Ethelynn & Burnett
Addison & Livingston
Ide Neale
Empir
Paul Haglish
Jerome Keogh Wins Pool Championship in New York
Jerome Keogh of Rochester, N.Y., won the championship pool title from the holder in a match held in New York. Keogh led late and claimed victory despite a tight finish, with the official scoring reflecting a close final margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keogh
Huetton
New York
Terome Keageh
Rochaster
Railroads Fight Reporting Wrecks Before Georgia Commission
Georgia railroads oppose a demand from the railroad commission requiring immediate reports of all wrecks with injuries or deaths. Executives from several lines, including the Southern and Seaboard, argued the order could become a factual basis for damage suits. The commission suspended the order and scheduled a hearing for February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Railroad Commission
J. S. B. Thompson
Southern
S. F. Parrott
Atlanta, Birmingham
Atlantic
John L. Tye
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Robert Alston
Ling
J. Randolph Andergine
Seaboard
Commission
Bureau of Information
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia Commission
KEK Flour Shoppers Urged to Choose Pure Sweet Whole
Local grocers promote flour described as pure sweet and wholesome under the KEK brand. Consumers encouraged to ask for KEK, highlighting quality and home baking appeal.
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Yana
Dr. Kitmer & Co
Bingham
Daily Constitution
WAY Commission
Kno
J.B. Osborn
Ellijay
J. Bly Gaborn
Bail Ground District
Gilmer County
Tom Kilgore
West Point
River View
Ala
J. W. Kilgore
Riverdale Cotton Milla
Joe
J. A. Thurmond
Harry G. Foole
Frederick Kinnear
Arnold Street
Rochester
N. Y
Jake Schane
Regal Shoe Store
Man Winsodes
Wate
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Candler Building
Atlanta
Mitchell and
Forsyth Sts
H. M. Ashe
Miss Yeoman
Los Angeles
California
L. C. Smith
the S. Ginsberg Co., Inc
Baltimore, MD
Grand
Stuel
Mat Wa
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