Call for Help by Americans in Honduras Turmoil
Disturbed conditions in Honduras amid alleged electoral fraud trigger American business protection concerns. Reports indicate President Sierra refuses to yield to President-elect Bonilla, prompting revolts and calls for U S naval dispatch to Amapala to safeguard interests and coordinate with diplomats and consuls.
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Washington
Honduras
Anta
Timilla
Amalapaia Isling
Navy Department
Opon Noice
State Department
Boston
Wea
New
Department
Honénuras
United States
Amapala
Truise Company
San Francisca
Ranger
Amnapala
New Orleans
Irving
United Fraft Company
Breatwater
Puerto Cortez
Spanish Honduras
Sierra
Senor Bonilla
Dr. Sots
Bierra
Soto
Tobacco Manufacturers In Session In Washington
Independent tobacco manufacturers from Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania New York and other states met in Washington on February 3 forming a temporary organization with about twenty manufacturers represented totaling around fifty concerns. John Janstrest of Richmond was named chairman and R J Snead of Lynchburg secretary while H D Miller S C Penn and D Larus were tasked with permanent organization. They plan to seek Ways and Means Committee action to ban tags coupons and redemption pictures tied to tobacco and to push a hearing on internal revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New York
John Janstrest
Richmond
Cheirman
R. J. Snead
Lynchburg
Factory Sale Postponed in Rome Cotton Mill
Rome Georgia February 3 Special. The sale of the Rome cotton factory, announced for today, is postponed to Tuesday February 17 between 1 a.m. and 4 p.m. Receiver John H T Reynolds opts to delay to secure a better offer. interested parties would not attend today. The postponement is believed to serve the best interests of all concerned.
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Rome
John HT Reynolds
Aged Woman Dies in Rome After Brief Illness
Mrs. F Palen, 52, mother of LW Palen and matriarch of the Rome tannery, died last night in Rome Georgia after pneumonia. She had lived in Rome about thirteen years and leaves children in California and Florida.
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Rome
F Palen
LW Palen
California
Florida
Macon Chamber Endorses Speer Amid Edits and Plans
The Macon chamber of commerce meeting, presided by President R. E. Martin, endorses Judge Emery Speer as Judge McCormick’s successor and backs the appointment of Marian Erwin to the judgeship. Committees are named for year activity and rail service improvements are proposed. Inland route canal work at Demulges is outlined with a $8,000 estimate and a push to Congress for funding.
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B.C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
A. E. Chappet Netures
A. L. Dasher
I. BR. English
Winship Cabaniss
Howard M. Smith
Ben L. Jones
R. %. Barron
J. W. Cabaniss
E. W.W. Burke
Henry Horne
R. L. Anderson
W. A
Tudge McCormick
United States
Marian Erwin
Emery Steer
Anderson
Georgie
Washington
Back Creek
Georgia
Chage
Snecinio
Macon Central Labor Union
Chase
Havernul
Mass
Columbus Guards Elect Officers Without Incident
Columbus Ga February 3 Special The election of officers of the Columbus Guards held last night resulted F M Sommerkamp captain John Court first lieutenant George Sheram second lieutenant The only contest was for the second lieutenancy Captain Peter Preer who has commanded the company was elected a major in the Fourth Georgia regiment.
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Columbus Guards
Columbus
F. M. Sommerkamp
John ©. Court
George Sheram
Peter Preer
Georgia Regiment
Suitable Lands for Tea Farms Secured on Colorado River
Suitable lands for tea farms have been secured on the Colorado river Texas by Professor Galloway of the national sericultural department under the instruction of Secretary James Watson. The experiments will be in charge of John H. Kinsler, formerly an assistant of Professor C U Shepard of the Pinehurst tea farms at Summerville, who left for Texas yesterday.
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Charleston
Colorado River
Texas
Galloway
National Sericultural Department
James Watson
John H. Kinsler
C. U Shepard
Pinehurst
Summerville
Kinsler
Bass Williams Behind Bars In Florida Jail Hold
Columbus Ga February 3 Special Bass E H Williams Columbus boy held over in Miami Florida after recent robbery of a local letter box. He remains jailed awaiting bond as Florida officials report. Qld Officers Elected the Chattahoochee Falls Company at its annual meeting yesterday reelected the old directors. Death of Mrs Ferguson Bertie May Ferguson aged years died yesterday at home of her mother Mrs Sadie Ferguson on Rose Hill. Funeral held this afternoon. Column
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Miami
Columbus
Bass EH. Williams
Fla
Florida
Qld
Chattahoochee Falls Company
Old Beans of Directors
Ferguson
Bertie May Ferguson
Sadie Ferguson
Rose Hill
Columb
Joseph Kyle
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Carter
Linewood
A. A. Jackson
Macon
Third Street
Jackson
Chiccago
St Joseph Catluile Church
Father McDonald
Paul Perkinson
Mecon
Gao
Peaul Perkinaon
Woodstock
Parkinson
Merrer University
Boeta
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised in Thousands of Testimonials
Manufacturers report thousands of testimonials praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for soothing persistent coughs, breaking up severe colds, warding off threatened pneumonia, and curing dangerous croup cases. The product is described as a medicine of great worth and merit.
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Chamberlain
Local items report rabies scare and city notes
William Gales of Mew Orleans faints after bite treated at Atlanta Pasteur Institute. A Southern Presbyterian assembly subcommittee formed in Nashville to study frontier home missions, with Atlanta delegates. Atlanta water board to meet for routine matters. Steciw committee to probe Atlanta Gun Light Co taxes delayed. Mayor Mayson ill. J W Mayson hospitalized. Obituaries note Mrs Matilda Glazier, Roy H. Lee, Mrs Nannie Dean. Grady Hospital board gathering unsettled. Dorothy Hunter found dead in a smoke house. Frank Wicker overdosed on Indianum, saved by hospital care.
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William Gales
Orleans
Atlanta
Atlanta Pasteur Institute
James N. Brawner
Institute
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Nashville
Tento
Froner
S. I Morrin
Bowthern Presbyterian Board of Home
Theron JJ Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Nash- Ville
Frank Wicker
Tye Street
Gas Works To Be Sold At Receiver's Sale In Rome
Rome Georgia February 3 The Rome gas works is to be sold at a receiver sale tomorrow with an upset price of 25000 dollars. The sale aims to settle debts and transfer ownership to the highest bidder under court oversight.
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Rome
Prince of Tatters at Grand impresses despite sparse crowd
The Grand test night featured A Prince of Tatters with Al H. Wisen delivering a strong German prince role. Miss Kate Beneteau and Ute Frances Canton shared honors, while George Riddell, Mark Price, and Eva Byron impressed as supporting players. Kathryn Kidder and Mary Johnston works were also highlighted alongside The Christian at the Bijou and the Liebler company’s strong production ending with a farewell tour note.
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AL H. Wisen
Sidney R. Hills
A. H. Wilson
Atlanta
Wilson
America
New York
Miss Beneteau
Fler
Seldora
Frances Clinton
George Riddell
Governor Bellomont
Mark Price
Lord Gray
al A Holstein
Eva Byron
Mr. Wilson
One Policeman Guards Eight Miles Of Night Streets
Chief Ball cites city streets length about 210 miles and warns only one officer per 4.5 miles noting two thirds on business areas. He urges women to hide pocketbooks to curb snatchings and says detectives plus citizens in plain clothes patrol roofts to deter thieves after a robbery of Mrs Barnett on North Avenue.
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Ball
Sirew
Citizens Clothes
C Ij Barnett
Weat
North Avenue
Ponce de Tenn Avenue
Work Begun On New Macon Wharf On Ocmulgee River
Construction starts on a large wharf between Sixth and Seventh Streets near Central City Park in Macon Georgia to improve river navigation to the sea. Captain CE Gillette in Savannah directs plans, with local merchants funding and backing a steam navigation enterprise to connect Macon with the Altamaha and beyond.
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Macon
Bea
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Steamera
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Central City Park
CE. Gillette
Savannah
Gillette
Momileg
Umg
Ocmulgee
Altamaha
Back Creek
Linmaswielkt
Altamahs
Lis Creek
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Bods
Child in Georgia Injured by Dynamite Blast
Special: In Valdowia, Georgia, a six year old girl suffered severe injuries from a dynamite cartridge exploded at home. She removed a live cartridge from a mantelpiece, lit the fuse in the yard, and the blast mangled her hand and damaged an eye, with doctors predicting loss of the eye and several fingers.
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Valdowia
C. H. Nelaga
Nvinun
Millionaires Inspecting Brunswick Port Facilities
Brunswick Ga February 3 Special George H Hull president of the American Pig Iron Storage Company arrived from New York in a private car with millionaires. They are touring Brunswick docking facilities and inspecting working materials for a mammoth plant in Mohosk Valley Sel and Wire Company arrived today. Bliss was among the arrivals at Jeky Island today. A representative of the Philippine American Company arrived to inspect dock facilities.
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Georgia
Brunswick
George H Hull
American Pig Iron Storage Company
Ete
New York
Mohosk Valley
Sel and Wire Company
Todasy Loreting
Bliss
Ar- Tixis
Jeky
ArAnsyntathen Company
Arived
Tofas
Nervous Prostration from Hemorrhoids Promoted Cure
Nervous prostration often follows hemorrhoid pain and irritation. Early treatment with the Pyramid Pile Cure offers rapid relief, with the company providing a free booklet from Pyramid Drug Co, Marshall, Michigan, detailing the remedy and case guidance.
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Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed by Chemists in 19th Century Ad
A physician chemist from Armour Institute testifies to Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine of exceptional merit and purity free from fusel oil. The ad touts cures for coughs and fevers, advises to demand the genuine product, and notes availability in drugstores and hospitals.
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J. Dunraven Young
Duffy
Chicago
Caretu
Armour Institute of Technology
Santry Commission
Duff's
Chemstom
Duffy's
Rochester
N.Y
Don’t Buy An Article Of Don t Buy An Article Of
Advertises a clearance at 2 N Broad Street Atlanta with furniture items and prices including colonial sideboards dining tables buffs beds rugs and mattresses. Promises hundreds of dollars daily in value and urges readers to visit sample rooms.
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Atlanta
N. Broad Street
Tige Anderson Camp Holds Meeting
The Tige Anderson camp number 1455 of Confederate Veterans met on Decatur street. It was hoped to discuss an assessment to pay the adjutant general chief of staff a salary of 100 per month. The topic remains on the table for the next meeting. Rev A Capaway was elected chaplain and George C Norton of Louisville was made an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige Anderson
Thefe Hall
Decatur Street
Adjutant General Chief of Staff
United Veterans
W. E Mickle
Mobils
A. Capaway
George C. Norton
Louisville
Negro dies after freight train claim in Rome
In Rome Georgia on February 8 a heavily injured elderly African American man about 84 was found in north Rome and died. He denied riding a freight train before his death and gave a name from Calhoun Falls South Carolina claiming he was bound for Elberton Georgia. The coroner's jury ruled the death by unknown causes.
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Rome
Seccini
Dave Campbell Negro
Calhoun Falls
Elberton
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Abraham Dennis
Hawkinsville
Si&ve
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Trustman
Abraham
TIE Board OF Water Commisalmere
Stecian
Atlanta Gun Light Company
Holiend
Teady
J. W. Mayson
Dreamer
DeKalbs
Joseph's Infirmary
Matilda Glozire
Beltwood Avenue
Casey' Cemetery
Roy H. Lee
L. L Lee
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Palmetto
Nannie Dean
Sam Dean
First Baptist Church
Trenton
No O
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Forrest Avenue
Board OF
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Rmpcet
Brewster Sas
Dorothy Hunter
Mitchell Street
Ilness
Kathryn Kidder
Alexander Jamassis
Francison
Camille
Mins Kidder
Mies Kilders Cirrent Tour
Playguera
Mics Widder
Herdelf
Mary Johnston
Audrey” Mace
Marist Fording E
Buddington
Miss Johnston
Harriet Ford
F. Boddington
Liebier & Company
Elenour Robain
Rebert Brownings
Mrs. le~ Moyne
Otto Skinner
France
Juliet
Hannally
Audrey
John Storm
Caine
Liebler & Company
Fawcett Company
Miss Kimball
Young
Armour Institute of Trcanology
Sanitary Commission
P. H. Snook & Austin Furniture Co
Ayseiny
DA Reynolds & CO
Ty Ian
Ip Rees Mebest Peferenge
Reynolds
Blake
DR. Reynolds & Coq
Austen
Forsythey
Taylah
Cheromile
Whatesall Show
Daaron
the New Home Sewing Machine Co
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