Howell Speaks on Local Option and liquor stance at Colquitt rally
Colquitt voters packed a rally as Clark Howell outlined his platform. He backed local option but urged protecting counties that reject liquor shipments, drawing applause. Judge Humphreys introduced Howell, praising his record as Georgia House Speaker and his fairness.
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Honeymoon Plans for Alice and Nick in Atlanta
News spreads that Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Nicholas Longworth plan a private honeymoon ride through Georgia, with Atlanta as a stop. Rail officials work to keep plans secret, arranging a private car route from Gainesville to Waycross and beyond, avoiding public scrutiny.
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Missing Chicago pianist Mrs Bloom Zeisler Returns Alone
Mrs Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, noted pianist, vanished from her Lag or home on the Chicago south side during February 12. Police scoured the area. she later returned exhausted and silent, saying little about her absence before collapsing into sleep. She will be treated for crest and nervous exhaustion.
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Man Kills Himself After Fainting Woman Incident in Hintagh
In Hintagh, Nolan pursued a woman after an attempted tire theft of Mrs Dana McCarthy on Thirty-fifth Street and Aneur Avenue. He fired, the woman fainted but survived, and Nolan then shot himself, not injuring the woman.
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Tillman Charges Railroads and Graft in Senate Speech
In a Senate speech South Carolina's Tillman accuses railroad magnates and government advisers of graft and restraint of trade. He names Secretary Root and Senator Knox as pivotal figures and calls for Interstate Commerce Commission action while warning reform faces resistance from high-level allies. Page five continuation noted.
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WIFE BEATERS MOVE FOR WHIPPING POST DISCUSSED IN HOUSE
Washington February 12 The house debated a bill to establish a whipping post for wife beaters in the District of Columbia, then tabled it by a 183 to 60 vote. Speeches mixed gravity and levity as lawmakers attacked and joked about punishment and enforcement.
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Sightseeing by handcuffed prisoners in St Louis
Two men shackled together and guarded walk the streets of St Louis amid curious crowds. One, Barnes, 90, a Georgia farmer, and the other, Wullam Th Barres, 91, from Pleasant Halt City were taken without warrant to fetch sticks and were later released as a local report details. Barnes reportedly explained the other man shouted and warned the guard, while the paper notes Barnes is from Georgia and had tied to the horse and buggy with forty poultry food packages. The incident occurred near Spring Place and referenced a bondless arrest. The article also recalls a prior report about a man named Jerry Cracket, known in Spring Place, who worked selling poultry food and disappeared in September.
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Mayor Threatens Veto Civil Service Action Fails
A City Hall dispute over a damage suit involving Patrolmen Gilleland and Clay stalls action after mayoral threats to veto civil service measures. The board adjourned without resolution as officials and lawyers debate procedures and accountability. Continued on page two.
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Resignation Claim Ties Carnegie Cash Controversy
Fragmentary report notes William J. writing from Tieng resigns as tas te of Tumors college. Board favors preserving Carnegie or other agents against attempts to s inerdize colleges and teach economy in America amidst dispute.
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Weather Forecast Note for February Tuesday and Wednesday
Local data shows a forecast for February Tuesday and Wednesday with a fresh north wind. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate cold conditions and wind.
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