Morgan Knocks Canal Treaty in Senate Debate
Alabama Senator Morgan challenged open debate on the canal treaty linking to fears of war with Colombia. He cited disputed payments and secret correspondence, urged public discussion, and pressed for executive session before the chamber reopened.
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Alabama
Morgan
Colombia
Cullom
Gas Point
Mr Morgan
Neel
Culiem
Brye
Senate
Worgan
Panama
Mrorgan
Springfeld
Hale
Deere Morgan
Senat
Treatment for Fits Promoted by Dr Miles Nervine Relief
A patient recounts using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for her daughter’s chronic fits after four years of seizures and costly medical care. She credits the product with stopping attacks after the second dose and endorses the remedy as the finest nerve medicine, urged by Dr Miles Medical Co and pilot book offers.
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Miles Nervine
Miles Restoratwe
Nervine
Miles Medical Co
May Ejls
A. B . Gond Palatha
Fia
L W. Exits
Carrollten Ga
Idresa Dis
Mules Medical Coy
Elshatt
Ind
Democrats Find Flaws in the Anti Trust Bill
The Springfield Republican notes debates over trust legislation amid warnings of war and Central American tensions. Senate and house measures include reorganization of retired officers in military instruction, a bridge project in Louisiana, a Roman academy charter in DC, and confirmation of railway bridge construction in Arkansas. An Indian affairs probe resolution was adopted, and the Senate paused to honor Representative Moods of North Carolina who died yesterday.
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Woerty
Springfield Republican
United States
Colombia
Central American States
Wever
Senate
Alexander G Pendleton Jr
United States Military Academy
House
Bogue
Chitto
Louisiana
District of Columbia
American Academy In
Rome
Memphis
Helena and
Louisiana Railway Company
St Francis River
Arkansas
Stewart
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Kean
North Carolina
Debated Antitrust Bill Draws House Crowds
In the tenth district Fleming, a judiciary committee member, urged voting for the antitrust bill with amendments. He highlighted weaknesses in sections and proposed extending disclosure to future water transportation firms, while other speakers urged firm action as debate closed and final votes loom.
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Tes
Ohd
Washington
Fleming
Tenth District
To da
Judiciary Committee
Deart
Democrat
Miusouri
Littlefield Republican
Maine
Lawrence Republican
Massachusetts
Parker Republican
New Jersey
Thrall Republican
Jenkins Republican
Scangsin
Douglass Republican
New York
Henri Democrat
Lemming Democrat
Georgia
Ellenin Democrat
North Carolina
McCiellan Democrat
Wile Mama Democrat
Mississippi
Kieberg Democrat
Jenking
Shot and killed while hunting near Tallulah Falls
James Ghaston Smith, 23, was accidentally shot and killed by W Erwin Rothell about five miles from his home near Tallulah Falls on a Wednesday evening. Rothell, about 33, with a family, stated he never regretted anything in his life. Smith leaves a widowed mother and three sisters, two of whom live in Atlanta. Smith and Rothell were intimate friends. burial set for Camp Cresk temeter.
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Tallulah Falls
James Ghaston Smith
W Erwin Rothell
Smith Smith
Rothell
Smith
Atlanta
C Rothell
Toccoa Ga
Camp Cresk Temeter
Rothel
Want Ads Offer in The Constitution Sunday Paper
Readers are invited to send or bring want ads to The Constitution office for Sunday’s paper. Paid in advance ads earn a handsome cloth-bound book for free.
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Constitution Office
Rome to Send Committee to Greater Georgia meeting
Rome will send a strong delegation to the first Greater Georgia Association meeting in Atlanta on February 17. Mayor Hawke and councilmen Lavender Pruder are named for Rome, with action to be decided in the interest of the city.Rome, an noted town, is expected to be an enthusiastic participant in the statewide move.
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Greater Georgia Association
Rome
Atlanta
Howell
Eft Council of Rome
Hawke
Lavender
C . Pruder
Tiny Babe Found In Stream Near Exposition Park
A newborn white babe’s body was found in a stream near Exposition Park by two boys and a crowd. An inquest concluded death by drowning at the hands of an unknown person, with the infant likely recently deceased and the time of death undetermined.
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Exposition Park
Tenth Street
Donald
Khagmith
Exposition Path
Corone
Pale People and the Call for Rich Blood Strength
Pale people who crave stronger healthier blood are advised to focus on nourishing remedies. The passage emphasizes building vigor through steady nourishment and regular routines to improve bodily resilience and comfort.
Shorter College Curriculum Committee Reports Prosperous
The faculty and curriculum committee of Shorter College met at the institution on Thursday with members from Atlanta and Rome. They reported the college in a prosperous condition and planned another meeting in the spring in Atlanta.
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Shorter College
Rome
T P Ben
Atlanta
Bass
D B Hamilton
Ozomulsion Promises Vitalized Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An Ozomulsion advertisement urges readers to use its blue skin restoring formula with guaiacol and hypophosphites. It claims blood is life and offers a free sample bottle by mailing name and address to The Ozomulsion Co in New York, with prepaid delivery.
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Ozomulsion CO
de Poyster Street
New York
Death of Wiley A Wood in Pinopelis Georgia
Wiley A Wood of Pinopelis Colquitt county died at his home Wednesday afternoon after a brief illness caused by congestion of the lungs. He was about to be promoted to a conductor position on the Seaboard railway, with headquarters in Amerfaxing. He had been employed by the Seaboard and railway.
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Wiley A. Wood
Pinopelis
A Wood
Pinopelis Colquitt County
Seaboard and Railway
Amer Faxing
Seaboard
The Mysterious Visitor Invades Homes Across Community
A puzzling phenomenon described as the mysterious visitor is spreading through many houses. It targets people of all ages, especially the frail and those with preexisting health conditions, raising concerns about its origin and impact.
Paine's Celery Compound Featured as Health Shield Against Grip
A period advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a safeguard against influenza spread within households. It claims the product strengthens nervous centers, purifies the blood, aids digestion, and provides a tonic effect to combat grip and weak nerves, urging use to banish doubts.
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Richard Siely
Tariff Revision Debate on Trusts and Overcapitalization
The debate centers on revising tariffs to curb trusts and overcapitalization. Mr DeArmond argues tariffs shield monopolies and proposes a president’s power to suspend duties for public protection. Supporters say the bill is a fair, constitutional step toward limiting combinations and exposing abuses in banks, creditors, and consumers.
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Epenly
DeArmond
Judiciary Committee
Littlefeld
Maine
Dermonics
Cpt
Littlefield Defenis
John Culpepper
Congress
Tittleneld
Belets
Nis
Battlefield
House
Want Ads Accepted For Sundays Constitution
Readers are urged to send or bring their want ads to The Constitution office for inclusion in Sundays paper. Paid advance ads are eligible for a feature and may receive visible results in the issue.
LYNCHING FEAR GROWS IN WRIGHTSVILLE AFTER SHOOTING
Wrightsville on February 6. Special Shenf Crawford shot by Lee Hall Wednesday night 19 still living but not expected to recover. Hall captured and turned over to authorities. A $20 reward offered by citizens of Wrightsville and Johnson counties. Quiet now but fears of night violence. Crawford, a January 1 appointee and high ranking Mason, is respected by many.
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Wrightsite
Crawford
Lee Hall
Hall
Wrights
Johnson
Booth Comes Next Monday in Atlanta
Salvation Army officers arrange for General Booth to arrive next Monday with his daughter and staff. He will be greeted at the depot, stay at the Piedmont, hold a public reception, inspect local work, and speak at Tabernacle Baptist Church on the Salvation Army’s past and future. A large audience and city ministers are expected to attend, with a fall band and stirring songs. Ticket sales indicate strong enthusiasm and anticipated wider local work.
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Salvation Army
Wiliam Booth
Atlanta
of the Worlds Salvation Forces
Mr. S Booth- Tucker
Higgins
Ajor Cox
Weight
Atlante
Piedmont
General Booth
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Sahation
Passing Throng At Roswell Railroad Board Meeting
President Andrews spent yesterday at Situnt and attended a Roswell railroad leasing board meeting to discuss changes in the Southern tram passenger department. Alfred C Newell of Georgia, NY World staff, reports on Georgia politics. many notable guests and travelers are listed at the Piedmont, Kimball, Aragon hotels in Atlanta.
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Southern
F Andrews
Situnt
Roswell Railroad Leasing
Washington
Atlanta
Pacwall Road
Alfred C Newell
New York
Newell
Georgia
Mr Newell
New York World
Party of
Myr Newell
Union
Pike
Chicago
Piedmont
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