James Intower Admits Thefts In Motive For Drug Habit
James Intower, Gayanneh bookkeeper, admitted stealing two overcoats a wrapper and a gauze from the Kimtell, Union passenger depot and Neal house at Pryor and Decatur. He said the thefts funded morphine addiction and asked the judge for jail to break the habit. He was bound over to state courts on larceny charges with a possible suspended sentence discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. James
Gayanneh
Manchester
Grady Hospital
Walton and Campbell
Aestate
Easternoon
Fet
Nash Broyles
James
Kimtell
Union
Neal
Pryor and
Decetur
Jaf
War on La Grippe Promises Quick Cure by Johnsons Tonic
The sweeping anti flu campaign notes the grippe as a national foe to all classes. It touts Johnson's tonic as a quick cure and relief for symptoms, claiming rapid pain relief, reduction of weakness, and a guarantee refund if not cured, with sales across drug stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grippe
Dr. Johnson
Grippe
Johnson
Bright
Wrippe
A. B. Qiratieau
Savannah
Ingleside Race Day Winners and Entries Highlight Heavy Track
San Francisco February 1 winners include Letole and Glissando in a cloudy heavy track program at Ingleside. Rail splits show Fair Lady Anna, Best Ely, Letola, Gissando, The Don, and Letole among the day’s standout victors with multiple races listing entries and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
the Teller
Garson Beauty
Sir Preston
Nullah
Rionda
Carlbee
Ely
Sheehan
Edith Vice
Hildebrand
My Order
See
Corn Blossom
Robert Mitchell
Speaker Fontana
M'ss Ton Sopuhran
Gissando
Lov
Bell
Emly Oliver
F Smith
Rid
Elimer L. Tamm
The _ Ledean
Tom Kingsley
Norford
The
Counsellor
the Don
Travers
Esherin
Reed
Niteho
J_ Martin
O'Hdagen
Argregor
Daisy Green
Letola
W. Daly
Bompardier
George Berry
Ebonia
Serenity
Mille
Agde
G. W. Travern
Woninster
Resend Baller Knot
Oconee Heads to Brunswick as Trade Lively Below Hawkinsville
Hawkinsville Georgia February 11 The steamer Dixie left for points below with flour guano dry goods and groceries. The government steamer Oconee under Captain Ferreres, which brought the Macon Equinoins down last week, completed the trip and set out for Brunswick. The steamer Georges Garbutt under Captain Thompson adds Hawinsville position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocmulgee
Hawkinsville
Aes
Oconee
Cap- In Ferreres
Macon
Fnr
Bullards
Brunswick
Georges Garbutt
Thompson
Hawinsville
Tech Athletics Rise Under Helaman in South
Sporting gossip notes Tech's gradual emergence from athletic obscurity under Helaman. The piece outlines a tough schedule with 22 baseball games against southern colleges, a Tennessee mountain trip, and controversial Heisman methods. It praises discipline on the field and cites Heisman’s stance against unsportsmanlike plays and rough language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Helaman
Helana
South
Sewanee
Vanderbilt
Cumberland
Alabama
Georgia
Moountains
Tennessee
Heisman
Auburn
Clemson
Helsman
Helsman Ge
Aide
Helamanta
Minstrel Show Set For Elks Benefit In Macon
A large Macon crowd is expected for a benefit minstrel tonight benefiting the Elks. Dan Holt, a local former star, leads training for performers with a strong homegrown lineup, promising a lively program and a notable electrical display by Putzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
The
Elks
Dan Holt
Ville
Putzel
Itgelf
Parsons Named President At Hawkinsville Cotton Mills
Parsons elected president and secretary treasurer at Hawkinsville cotton mills meeting. T B Ragan Way chosen vice president, Whitfeld resigns. The mill reports a large cotton stock purchased at money saving prices.
Macon Manager Pleased With Franchise Progress
Macon Georgia February 11 Special Franchise Owner Kobler reports a letter from Manager Smith at Knoxville describing plans to visit Macon next week for a conference. Smith praises the material assembled, notes half a dozen new players, three catchers, and a strong infield, with two outfielders still needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Kobler Ia
Smith
Knoxville
Hoas
Smlch
Kohler
South Atlantic Association
General Barry Inspects Fort Screven in Savannah Tour
General Thomas H. Barry commander of the Gulf department spent yesterday in Savannah and Tybee Island inspecting Fort Screven. He was entertained by officers of the First Infantry Georgia State Troops and will leave Savannah today for further inspection work at Fort Fremont Port Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Department
T. AH. Barry
Department of the Gulf
Savannah
Tybee Island
Fort Screven
Barry
Flrst Regiment Infantry
Georgia
Thomas H. Barry
Fort Foreven
Allen Promoted to Clyde Steamship Traveling Agent
George W. Allen has been appointed traveling freight agent of the Clyde Steamship Company, Charleston fast freight line. He leaves twenty two years with the Allent aamd West Point railroad to join the steamship firm and will report to FB Teach out in Atlanta, with frequent visits to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Steamship Company
George W. Allen
Clyde Steamship Company
Charleston
Onay
Allen
Allent Aamd
Atlanta
Golden Mineral wins Ascot all furlongs handicap
At Ascot park in Los Angeles on February 1 Golden Mineral paid 8 to 5 to win the all furlongs handicap. JY Kirby, Turtle and Greenock backed by bettors at fair prices amid clear weather and a fast track. Several races detailed with winners, times, and contenders across the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Golden Mineral
Ascot Park
JY. Kirby
Turtla
Greenock
Turtle
Redfern
Whitletide
Feldt
Capitol
Anderson
Cannell
Rosserie
Seaforth
Kirby
Loa
Iras
Lewis
Lou Valesa
Lawrence
Athelroge
Dotterel
Pady B
Ting A Ling
Dr. Bernays
Legal Maxim
Mac G3ie Ulm
Hlortene
Lunar
Donovan
Canesfa
Tol
Mr Robinson
Prior
Merwan
Bluetidge
All About
Invictus
Handican
Pat Bulger
Palm Reader
Atlandcon
Platonius
Diamente
Buxton
McKee
John McGurk
Strageier
Altrada
Milas
Dotovan
Cascader
Emshee
Permanent Trial Camp Site Debate Before House Military Panel
Washington February 11 The House Committee on Military Affairs continued hearings on a permanent trial camp site. A delegation led by General F L Y Boynton General Willard Warner Colonel D N Stuart and others urged Chickamauga as the site. Needham presented troop counts for Pacific coast states as the committee plans to reconvene Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Military Committee
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
FL Y. Boynton
Willard Warner
D. N.stuart
Merchants and Miners saved in Baltimore fire
The Merchants and Miners Transportation Company reports its Savannah wharf survived the Baltimore fire and that the line remains fully able to handle all business. Freight and passenger movement to and from points along the route will proceed with no delay, per telegram from J. C. Whitney to H. D Ray. Local Baltimore business can be served promptly, offices relocated to 604 North Charles Street in Baltimore and Empire Building in Atlanta. A Southeastern Accounting and Claim Agents' Association meeting concluded with plans to expedite claims and keep rail accounts in order, with numerous railroads represented. A northbound passenger train collided with an extra freight train at North Garden Station. engineers and most crew uninjured, track being cleared by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Savannah
Baltimore
H. D Ray
Atlanta
J. C. Whitney
Polnta
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohie
Amd
North
Charles Street
Theodore Dehon
Southeastern Accounting and Claim Agents’ Association
Piedmont
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
A. C. Kenny
R. S. Melver
H. J. Prince
Comptrawler
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
M. F. Moley
George Greaves
Augusta Southern Railroad
A. H. Plant
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
F. A
Rassenger
North Garden Station
Expresa
Thomas Caflin
Alexandria Va
Capeda
House Concurred In Fair Loan For Exposition
Washington February 1. The house voted 172 to 103 to concur in the senate amendment authorizing a 4 600 000 loan by the government to the Louisiana Purchase exposition with amendments on the loan method. Debate spanned three days ending in agreement amid strong opposition from Payne Grosvenor Dalziel Hewittway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Messrs Payne
New York
Grosvenor
Ohio
Dalziel
Pennsylvania
Hewthway
Indiana
Chaiman
MAYOR PRO TEM CONVICTS MAYOR
Pensacola Fla February 11. Mayor T B Wells who fought W H Traimer was arrested on return from hunting trip and tried by Mayor Pro Tem Maura in police court. Wells fined 7 50 while Traimer cases postponed until tomorrow. Trainer badly injured and still in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
T. B. Wells
W. H. Traimer
Maura
Trainer
Four Americans Drowned in Philippine Waters
In Manila on February 1 officials returning from a festival on Alabat Island Luson province, a small boat was overwhelmed by a sudden wave. Among the drowned were Burch Grace MacGrew contract surgeon Fetamore J Williams a physician of the board of health and two natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippines Manila
Alabat Island
Luson
Burch
Grace MacGrew
FF. Fetamore
J. Williams
Board of Health
Dallas county grand jury returns seventy one true bills
Selma Alabama February 1 The Dallas county grand jury adjourned at noon returning seventy one true bills thirty five of which were against persons charged with running bid tigers outside Selma in violation of the prohibition law and implicating prominent citizens of various precincts The proceedings indicate a strong anti bootlegging effort and wider enforcement of liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Dallas County Grand Jury
Percone
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James Intower
Ehen Letola
Glissando
BOPS
Ingleside
Bard Burns
Tom ‘Iddler
Amada
Quiz Li
Maud Muller
Jobo Boggs
Fiorianna Belle
Wartimnes
Red Bird
Dundreagh Inspector
Munro
Gray
Halford
Hogarth
John Lulas
Mr. Farnum
Passage
Candie Belle
Carlice
Decoy
Compellor So Lichtenstein
Futurity Course
Shermans
Teufel
Modder
Skip
Flyer
Titus
the Pride
Young Morelio
Amoruna
Suburban Queen
Lungo
Turtonga
Saccharate
Villa
Meada
Mizpah
Eduardo
Mr. Dingta
Albemarle
Dungannon
Anvit
Matthe Clark
Instrument
Ceylon
India
Central City
CLDE
Ascot
Aelling
Loula Men Ing
Flea
Luatig
Foxy Graipe
El_Corlesa
Grav Morn
Uc Welsea
Jingler
Ping
Pleriia
John Carroll
Capitanzo
Alshi
Brown Study
Plokeron
Gilleaple
Quidado
Clinta Tee Martin Brads
Poorlands
Cap and Gown
M. F Tarpey
Fortunatus
Chub
Fos
Halle Beach
Ora. Hilfe
Leocoon
Fox Lake
Cloche d'Or
Montane Peeressa
Moor
Farmer Jim
Company of New York
James L.dickey, JR
Empire Building
Western Union Telegraph Company
America
Robert C. Clowry
James L. Dickey, Jr
WM. N
Warren H. Foge
Tment
Ca Pau
Indiana Lumber Dentera
Thin City
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
J. F.fleetwood
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
A. C. Kenly
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas
Pe Eiia Railroad
M. F. Molloy
Newberry and
Laurens
A. c._ Kenly
Central of Georgia Railway Company
W. D. Beymer
C. D. Martin
K. J
EB. Foster
Georgia Railroad
A. G. Jackson
H. H. Fulghum, Jr
C. J. Vaughan
W. P. Elbert
Ofce
Ener Einerille
Florida Southern Rail- G
Saussey
Sosereia Southern and Florida Railway
Alipetn
Central Railroad
Kirkland
M. D. Royer
Rece Cedpte
C. Birebe
Resistant Comptral
Louisville and Nashville Rairoad
George Becker
I. G. Parsons
Louisville and Atlantic Railroad
H. B. Smith
General
Peasenger Staton and Birmingham Railroad
J. A. Craig
Mobile Sod Ohio Railroad
Harden
Gental
W. Dick
Co E Hayes
J. J. Hooper
South Georgia Railway
J. A. LaCante
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
A. Kirkland
Wrightavile and
Tennille
D. R. Thomas
Golden State Limited
al Trang
Chicago
Kansaq Cy
Sana Barbara
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Lings
L. Pammerr
Decatur Sts
Atlanta, Ga
Walls of
North Broad
P. H. Snook Furniture Co
Waycross
Indorss Roosevelt
Eleventh
T. KR. Belcher
B. Coffee
Glynn County
Roosevelt
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