$25 000 000 Road Aid Passes House Vote Forecast
Washington February 7 Special. When the House votes on Monday on the 25 million good roads measure it is expected to pass by a wide margin. Only Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee opposes, while Serena Payne of New York and Kent of an unnamed state attack the bill as pork and political expediency. Proponents argue highway improvements are a national duty and cite arguments about states rights and economic benefits. Representative Howard defends the bill noting federal aid for highways would aid upbuilding and commerce, with Edwards and Aswell praising the program and President Wilson.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
House
South
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Serena Payne
New York
Kent
Wilson
Wilson Featured A Speech of Representative Aswell
Louisiana
Dam
Republic
Howard
Edwards
Union
United States
Germany
Belgium
Gnd
Holland
Europe
Texas
Office of Public Roads
Purified Blood Claims for Child Health Wafers
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a universal blood purifier for children and adults. It promises clearer complexions and removal of impurities, claiming rapid benefits and no harmful drugs, with doctors prescribing them widely. Available from druggists for 50 cents a package.
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Stuart
Monthly Tuberculin Tested Dairies Report By Dr Claud Smith
City bacteriologist Claude A. Smith issues the third report on tuberculin tested dairies selling milk in Atlanta. The bulletin covers butter fat content up to 3.5 percent, rich milk 5 to 6 percent, and bacteria counts under 10,060 per cubic centimeter with laws allowing up to 100,090. It warns that over 100,000 bacteria indicate mishandling and notes milk must be kept below 50 to 55 degrees as required by law.
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Claude A. Smith
Atlanta
P.o
Pleamonts Ave
Ampley
George
Decatur
Snow
RFD No. Dan
Aman Park
D. Kruger
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Grant Park
Secvan
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Peacher Calla
San
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Van
Ington. Ave. Wash
Ansley Park
Paachivee
Ske & Carroll
East Atlanta
Piedmont
Ansley
B. Go. Waters
Yan
Part
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Brookwood
Cherokee
Capitol
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Washington
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Averneay
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Ivy
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Peachtree
Ponce
Leon
Porter Place
Meltwood Dairy Farn
Highland
G. Hawatt
Boulevard
Burnett & Aciafl
Washing- Stoney Brook Farm
D. R
Barfield
Capitol Ave
Prior Walls
Georgia Ave
E. D. Haines
Highland Pork
Derry
Highland Ave
Ponce de L
Tugete
Ivy At
Betree
Rock Springs Airy
G. M
Pieamont
Key
Cleveland
Hanta Station
Kells
L. Clay
Gienn
Non
Veteran Nathan Marshall dies in Knoxville at 82
Dr Nathan Marshall a surviving veteran of Perry by opened Japan in 1854 died in Lincoln Park Knoxville at his daughter's home Mrs R B Hutchinson. Born 1892 in West Chester Pa he served as assistant surgeon on the gunboat Vandalla then retired to Glney St later moving to Knoxville to join his daughter He leaves four daughters and one son.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Nathan
Marshall
Commodore Perry
Japan
Lincoln Park
R. 8
Hutchinson
West Chester
Perry
Navy
Glney
California Republicans split in three way fight for governor
In San Francisco on February 7, old Guard and progressive Republicans in California met separately and passed resolutions as Democrats named a candidate for governor, currently Hiram W. Johnson. Progressive and new Republicans praised the GOP achievements while the old central committee at Santa Barbara condemned the Democratic national administration and cited tariff policy as anomaly.
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San Francisco
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Curtin
Four Injured In Railway Accident At Apalachicola
A motor car on a rarlroad line near Port St. Joe failed to stop at an open switch and collided with a locomotive, injuring four of five occupants. The wounded include Dr F F Ferris M B Smith WL Sullivan and J D West. A special train led by J E Dimmitt Apalachicola Northern railroad manager carried the injured to Apalachicola.
River Steamer Sinks Near Lock 7 in Nashville
A river steamer named Bob Dudley, from the Ryman line, sank near Lock 7 as a strong afternoon wind drove it into walls. Most aboard escaped by leaping from the upper deck to the lock top, with nine in ten odds suggesting the man with a cold fears the rain.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bob Dudley
Ryman
Southern Congress Chooses Oklahoma City for Next Convention
Directors of the Southern Commercial Congress at the annual meeting in Washington elected Oklahoma City Oklahoma as the convention site for next autumn. The board approved plans for an American commission of municipal executives to study European cities and join the Anglo American peace celebration in London next July. All standing committees were reelected.
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Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
Oklahoma City
Okla
American Commission of Municipal Executives
London
Congress
Grand Opera Fund Reaches Large Atlanta Total
The Guarantee Opera Fund has reached $68 600 exceeding the $50 000 needed to bring grand opera to Atlanta by $18 600 Additional subscribers include Martha Boynton 100 Alston 106 G Z Philipe 200 Phelan 100 Little 1000 Meador 300 Inman 300 Newnan 100 Metdenzie 1060 Walters 500 Weilhouss 200 total now 69 500
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Atlanta
Rank
Mica Martha
Boynton
Philip H. Alston
Robert G. Alston
Ganj. Z. Philip
Humphreys Seventy Seven Medicine Ad Quick Take
An advertisement touts Humphreys Seventy seven as an early remedy for ailments. It promotes a Dollar Flask claiming more content than six twenty five cent vials and offers COD Parcel Post delivery from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. New York.
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Parcel Post
Humphress
Aged Woman Sues Six Year Old Heir for Support
Chicago February 7 Mrs Julia McKenna 94 seeks county court action to compel support from Viola Hudson six years old whom she has never met The case links to estate valued at 300000 left by James McKenna to his adopted daughter Viola Hudson The McKennas former common law partners separated after years together and McKenna once paid alimony for breach of contract before his death
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Chicago
Julia McKenna
James McKenna
Viola Hudson
McKennis
McKenna
Viola Hutson
McKennas
Towers Willing to Try Ocean Flight
Mobile Alabama February 7 Lieutenant John Towers of the naval aeronautical station Pensacola said he was eager to undertake the Atlantic crossing proposed by Rodman Wanamaker. He would require an airship built to his plans and navy permission to proceed. Towers, one of the nation's best known airmen, was injured near Annapolis months ago in a flight during which his companion died. He is a native of Rome Georgia.
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Mobile
Ala
John Towers
Naval Aeronautical Station
Pensacola
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Rodman Wanamaker
Navy Department
Towers
Annapolis
Rome
Hardwick and Borah Speak at Norfolk Dinner
Norfolk Va February 7 Senator Sam Borah of Idaho Congressman Thomas W Harachel of Georgia and John H Small of North Carolina and Lt Col L W P Wiley of the US Marine Corps were speakers at a Pewter Platter club dinner tonight Senator Borah spoke on constitutional government and others gave informal talks He declined to comment on yesterday s Senate speech in which he called New York New Haven and Hartford railroad financiers criminals Women may not be as smart as men But they don t have to spend 16 iu saloon every time they want 4 headache.
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Norfolk
Sam B. Borah
Idaho
Thomas W. Harachel
Georgia
John H. Small
North Carolina
L. W. P. Wiley
United States Marine Corps
Sorah
Borah
Senate
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Liberal tipping makes travel easy declares blind musician
E. B. Perry of Boston, a famous blind musician, touring through Atlanta to Greenville SC, claims tipping simplifies travel. He notes a long career and time in Berlin, with praise for his family’s musical heritage and objections to Russia’s visa rules. He asserts tipping will never be abolished.
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E. B. Perry
Boston
Atlanta
Greenville
Perry
Russia
Professor Perry
Rubenstein
Berlin
Wartenberg
France
Sheriff Strikes Fatal Blow During Breathups Near Tampa
In Tampa on February 7 Sheriff Spencer fatally shot an unidentified Black man named Jughyayman after a confrontation outside the city. Police say the man carried a heavy public safety item and raised it when ordered to halt, prompting the lethal strike.
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Tampa
Fla
Spencer
Danderine Hair Cleanse Ad Promises Luster
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for cleaner, shinier hair with no dandruff. It claims to moisturize the scalp, reduce itching, and promote growth by applying a small amount to each strand, promising rapid beauty at a 25 cent price.
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Knowlton
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