Tributees Paid to Roddenbery in Georgia House
Washington February special eulogies honored Anderson Roddenbery late representative from Georgia's Second district. Speakers praised his prohibition work and pension-fight record. Notables like Frank Park and Samuel Tribble lauded his duty, intellect, and devotion, recalling his rise from farm fields to Congress and his enduring public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Ila
Anderson Roddsnberg
Georgia
House of Representatives
Roddenberg
Stata Prohibition
Congress
John Hoddenbery
Reddenbery
James S. Griggs
Park
Frank Park
Red Benbery
Alexander H. ‘Stephens
Prohibition
Adamson
Roddenbery
Alexander
G. A. Roddenberg
Samuel J. Tribble
Edwards Om Raddenbers
Charles G. Edwards
Bai
Thomas County
Missing Macon Woman Sought in Disappearance
Police seek Mra J Perdue a Macon wife who vanished from Reeves house in town yesterday. Witnesses report she was seen Sunday in north Georgia with two men near a suspected white slaver operation. Husband travels north Georgia to locate her as authorities in Macon Atlanta Gwinnett Monroe counties search for clues.
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Alacon
Mra J. Perdue
Macon
Reeves
Down
Town
Avanta
North Georgia
Ford
Gwinnett
Monroe
Micon
Atlanta
North
Georgia
Fire at Asheville Livery Stable Threatens Block of Businesses
A seven hour Asheville fire began in Millard's livery stable and, aided by a high wind, endangered a full city block. Between fifty and sixty horses were freed to form a stream until captured. Property losses are estimated near fifty thousand dollars, partly insured, as firefighters battled the blaze with relentless effort amid the perilous conditions.
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Asheville
Klon
Eeurnacy
Millard
Colder Weather Predicted After Bitter Sunday
The Atlanta forecast notes Sunday was the coldest day of the winter with a reading near 19 degrees after expectations of 16. Residents report shivering and disrupted routines as coal fires were necessary. Forecaster von Herrmann predicts Monday will start chilly but improve by Monday afternoon and gradual moderation through the week.
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Herrmann
Coal Trust
von Herrmann
Atanta
Atlante
Atlanta
Convict Camp Guards In Insolence Probe Sparks Debates
Convicts at Roseland camps allegedly smoked in camp houses despite rules. Boss Luck and Donaldson report the inmates were repri manded. some convicts argued they had a right to smoke. Grand jury testimony is expected next Tuesday as a probe into guard brutality and possible indictments continues. Local minister Wilmer condemned state brutality at a Mt Tarkers sermon urging lawful conduct and moral suasion.
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Boss Luck
Roseland
Constitution
Tuck
Luck
Donaléeon
Loya McDonald, Jr
McDonald
Donaldson
Luci
Tully
Waters
Wilmer
Geome
Fio
Wiimer
Atlanta
Congressional Probes Go Into Strikes in Copper Country
Congressional investigating committee opens hearings with striking miners in Hancock Michigan detailing causes of conditions in the copper country. Hilton Western Federation of Miners asserts un-American treatment and cites mine conditions wages and alleged peonage before next witnesses. Denver Colorado begins coal strike probe with talks among Governor Ammons coal operators and United Mine Workers. taking testimony to start tomorrow and then Trinidad visit planned.
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Hancock
Mich
Michigan
Congressional Investigating Committee
C. N. Hilton
Western Federation of Miners
Congressional
Tessah Howell
Utah
United States
Hilton
Ferris
Michelis
Moyer
Francis Byrnes
South Carolines
John M. Bivans
Montana
Richard Wilson Austin
Tennessee
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Denver
Colorado
Allimony
House Committee
Catholic Priest Shot by Maddened Husband
In San Antonio Texas on February 30 a Spanish missionary priest S Virum Brailes was shot and mortally wounded at the country home of Charles Baumberger a cement manufacturer. Mrs Raumberger and A Raumberger surrendered to the sheriff and were released on 5000 bonds for grand jury appearance. The priest died in a hospital. Church authorities said a man named S Virumrales had worked as a traveling missionary but was no longer connected with the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Teas
S_ Virum Brailes
Charles Baumberger
Raumberger
A. Raumberger
Brales
S. Virumrales
Mortuary notices for Head Conkle Maddox Janes in Atlanta area
Death notices report Jack Head of Atlanta died in Albuquerque and funeral Monday at Patterson's chapel with West View cemetery interment. Also listed are Sallie E Conkle aged 58 from East Point with multiple surviving children and later funeral plans. George Wilburn Maddox 14 days old son of G C Maddox died at 43 Orleans Ave with funeral to be announced. A D Janes killed by elevator in Bainbridge, body sent to Manoffield for funeral and interment.
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Jack Head
Atlant
Albuquerque
N.ml
City
Patterson
West View Cemtery
Sallie E. Conkle
Sallie
Conkle
East Point
Peepiqs
Lula Babb
Mamie
Noah
William Conkle
George Wilburn Maddox
G. C. Maddox
Orleans Avenue
Big Father
Atlanta Fire Department
A. D. Jane
A. D. Janes
Wain National Tank
St . Oeider
Manofield
J. T. Head
Robert Duncan
Www. Gibbs
M. T. Welker
L. R. Powler
H. M. Patterson & Son
William Russell Owen
West View Cemetery
George Head
W. B. Lead
Robert Head
Henry Head
J. Langston
Miller Pate
Unclear text fragment from 01 ke The Old Standard era
Fragmented OCR text references General Tonta and tonic with quinine iron, mentioning malaria, tone properties, and bulwark system, but content is incoherent and unsourced.
Knotty Problems Before Congress In 1913
Congress faces immigration, trust, treaty, and Panama tolls debates as a suffrage resolution looms. Senator Ashurst guides the vote while other senators seek time to debate. Repeal of Panama toll exemptions and rural credit legislation also dominate discussions with expected early action and joint hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Wilson
Panama
Congress
Ashurst
Asburat
Ono
Arizona
House
Frederick Straus
New York
Taft
Commission On
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Judiciary
Clayton, Catlin
Floyd
Gulf Renning Company
Texas Corporation
Bulkley
Underwood
Owen
Chamber Favors Atlanta For Bank Location
At its mid winter meeting the Georgia Chamber of Commerce unanimously passed a resolution urging Atlanta as the site for a regional bank and directing a five member committee to appear before the federal commission in Atlanta on February 13. The committee includes Joseph J Davie Emory Winehip I A Bush J J Hood and B R Blakely. The joint Atlanta Clear the Vows and Atlanta Chamber of Commerce committee will travel to organize Atlanta case for the organization committee and expects further endorsements this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Federal Commission
Georgia Charter of Commerce
Georgia
Joseph 3. Davie
Albany
Emory Winehip
Macon
I. A. Bush
Camilla
J. Hood
Commerce
B. R. Blakely
Griffin
Atlanta Clear the Vows Association
Atlanta, Chamber of Commerce
Backbone of Winter Stays Cold Across Nation
Washington reports the weather bureau bulletin says winter's backbone is far from broken. Temperatures remain well below average east of the Rockies while the Pacific coast stays near normal. A disturbance brings rain to the north Pacific coast and middle west later in the week, followed by a warm then colder spell. Zero readings hit Chicago, with many suffering as fires and relief efforts expand across the city. Sunshine returns to Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma as blizzards retreat.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North American
Weekly Bulletin Today
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Plains States
Great Central Valleys
North Atlantic States
Gulf
South Atlantic
Gulf and
North Pacific Coast
Ralna
Middle West
Chicago
Pebruszyk
Episcopal Shurches
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
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Trbutes
Judge Roddenberg
Howard
Representative Howard
J. Handall Walker
Mr. Roddenberg
Lidamneus
All Commonwealth of Georgia
Thomas M. Belleald
Gordon Lee
Lee
Xinghex
Dudley Mr. Hughes
Anderson Hoddemberg
Utmvet
Disesele
Speaker
National Congress
Lfe
M. Rich & Bros.co
Columbia
Columbia Records
Victor
Columbia Grafonolas
Victor Records
RW M. Rich & Bros. CO
Aran
Maxwell House Blend
Neal C. Co
Beusicn
Neshville Jacksonville
Father Brales
Mortuary
Weaver
the Tripod Print
Pryor St
Gal
Canis
S. Penick & Ford
New Orleans
Dome Or Gt Sanitarium
Chamber
Haden
Broken
Lodge
Capitol Viea Lodge
Baraca Hall
Gennevosee and
Beatie Avenues
Apa Creno
P. Dickson
W. N. Carl Colvin
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
Augustus G. Miller
Arthur MacArthur
North America
Alabama
Florida
Tenhensee
South Carolina
Templar
F. L, Blackshear
Inient
Mt. Zion Heylarch
I. Shumaker
H. Barfield
No. Knights of Pythias
Castle Tall
Kiser Building
Hunter and Pryer
Esquire
Brsl Jones, Co
A. A. Craig
K. of
John
I. A. Minor
East Atalanta
Horace Grant
Glenwood Avenue
Peachtres
Decatur Streets
W. M. Horace Grant
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy
G. H. Brandon
R. M. Brandon
J. W. Awtry
West End
East Lake Drive
North Side
Forrest
George Adair
Courtland Street
H. Cain
Ebis
John J. Woodside
David
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