Lashed by Ten Fathers for Improper Conduct
Springfield Missouri February 14 friends of Jerry Malone a railway employee said he was forced into a locomotive tool box by a ten man vigilante committee after being accused of improper conduct. Police await definite information on Malone whereabouts as volunteers claim he was not seriously harmed and will likely contact authorities soon.
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Springfield
Jerry Malone
Malone
Vigiance Committee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tennessee Regulars Lose in Supreme Court
Nashville February 14 The Tennessee supreme court ruled the state election law amendment passed by regular Democrats unconstitutional The opinion by Chief Justice Buchanan joined by Nell Williams and dissenters Lansden and Grafton Green The ruling centers on a party line quorum dispute during a legislative journal debate the amendment aimed to expand the state election board from three to five members shifting control from fusionists to regular Democrats
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
A. &. Buchanan
MM. Nell
3Sc Willams
D AL Lansden
Grafton Grean
House
Ilibuster
Aiorum
Supreme Court
State Board of Election Commissioners
Delayed action in L. N. matter despite probes
Washington on February 14 extended scrutiny of Senator Leas resolution to form four special Senate committees to press the Louisville and Nashville railroad for records. The panel, to cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission, may not dispose of the issue until next week. Chairman Clark said VP Mapother ejected commission agents from his offices and was destroying records. concern over political campaign ties and pass issues.
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Washington
Leas
Senate
Interstate Comemmeree Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Clark
Mapother
Camssions
Poultry Trust Men Granted Bail After Conviction
Eleven members of the so called poultry trust were released on bail after serving a three month sentence for violating the state anti monopoly act. Bail was set at zero dollars per man following a New York appeal order granting a certificate of reasonable doubt from the Albany supreme court. The certificate allows an appeal and preserves their freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry Trust
Supreme Court At
Albany
Seneca to Patrol Atlantic Ice Fields for Five Months
New York February 11 The revenue cutter Seneca will leave New York early next week for a five month patrol in the North Atlantic ice fields. It will issue warnings of ice perils to vessels within radio distance and report the ice danger zone to the New York branch hydrographic office. The Titanics vicinity is noted as a grave area and warning information will flow from the clearance house.
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New York
Mea
Seneca
North Atlantic
Branch Hydrographic Office
New York City
Wholesale butchery by Boran tribemen shocks protectorate
An explorer reports Boran tribesmen exterminated an entire village of about 200 people, including women and children, in the Lorian swamp. The Borans, described as peaceful pastoralists, retaliated after sustained harassment by the Hendile. British authorities reportedly failed to prevent the raid and only learned of the quarrel too late for intervention.
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Ratroty
Briish
Bastirican Protectorate
Deartary
Lorian
Protectorate
Gallia
Samburu
Uganda
Buy Correctly Graded Diamonds in 1914 Catalogue
Diamond Merchants offer guaranteed weights and qualities exactly as marked. Mounted stones bear tags with precise weights and qualities and low net prices. Selections mailed prepaid. easy monthly payments available. Call or write for the booklet Facts About Diamonds and the 160 page illustrated catalogue. Diamond Merchants, 31-33 Whitehall Street, established 1887.
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Diamond Merchants
Wintehall Street
Arrangements Completed At Macon for 1914 State Conference
The Macon plans center on a three day event from February 16 to 17 with sessions, luncheons, and pageants hosted by the Mary Hammond Washington and Nathaniel Macon chapters. Notables like Mrs T Parker and Mrs Charles C Holt lead organizing efforts at the Dempsey Hotel and residences. The program features Historical evening reenactments with period costumes, music, and native scenes, highlighting Georgia’s founding and Indian roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Dempsey
Nathaniel Macon
Mary Hammond Washington
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Walter Lamar
Old Wesleyan
Oglethorpe
Emory Winship
Tomichicht
Burna
Macy Mumgroa
Howard Gould
Georgia
Germany
Salzburcere
Bluebelle
Ootland
Annie Laurie
Mra T.parker
Mia Charles C Holt
Mary Hammond Washington Shapter
Carver
George W Powell
Mire
C Moore
Dolly Madison Chapter C A R Reorganized by Mrs Rice
Dolly Madison Chapter C A R reorganized by Mrs Chas Rice with twenty two children aged 4 to 14 at Mrs Charles Hace residence. Mary White elected president, Mary Brown Spalding and Katherine Hook as vice presidents, Jen Newell secretary. Meetings monthly at Atlanta Chapter House Piedmont avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Madison Chapter
Chas. Rice
Charles Hace
Dolly Madison
Washington D
CAR
Henry Ward Beechee
Mary White
Rey
Hughlett
Peor
Mary Brown Spalding
Constance Spalding
Frances Spalding
Sallie Spalding
Elzabeth Spalding
Joseph IX Brown
Penelope Brown
Valeria Rice
Corday Rice
Eleanor Lawrence
Margaret Lawrence
Marian Wolff
Rebecca Ashcroff
Ann Lane Newell
Hilton Newell
Anna Harriett Shewmaks
Hilnabeth Shewmake
Catharine Hook
Kate Hope Irby
Carrol Latimer, Sr
Christlne McEuchern
Chapter Notes From Brunswick DAR Meetings
Brunswick Chapter DAR held a meeting featuring Mrs Ho M Branham as musician. Officers elected included Regent Mrs Tl M Branham and others. reports praised a productive year, bedpath Chautauqua, three artist recitals, and moving pictures. The report lauds leadership of JH Morgan and notes scholarships and new chapter activities across Covington and Davis chapters.
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Brunswick
Ho M Branham
Tl M Branham
Sheldon
J S Wright
Kletonan
HM Branham
Fog Stacy
Katie McKinnon
Vis JH Morgan
Chaptes
Regent
Daisy T Branham
Brune
Adele Latimer Bale
Ethel Hillyer Harris
Notich to Delegates at Georgia D A R Conference
The state conference of the D A R will be held in Macon from February 46 to 10. The executive board meets at the Hotel Dempncy at 3 p m Monday February 16. The credential committee and delegates register there. Train committees will meet trains. hostesses arranged by hospitality committee. Delegates from Atlanta may depart on the DAT a m Central or 12:20 p m Central with parlor car service. Irregular rates apply. Corresponding Secretary Mrs Howard McCall.
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Macon
Dempncy
Duncan Brows
Emreett Darnes
Wilk
Dre
Joseph Weel
Nathaniel Maconthapter
Mary Hammond
Washington
Nead
George Rowell
Moore
Atlanta
Jenye
Howard M'Oall
Miss Stiles Writes of Work At Confederate Museum
Katherine C Stiles vice regent of the Georgia Room at the Confederate Museum in Richmond details her long tenure and tireless efforts. She describes issuing historical notes researching Maury and Lee, collecting works, and copying history for publishing within the Georgia room.
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Georgia
Confederate Museum
Richmond
Mia Katherine Stiles
T Wan
All Soul's’ College
Oxford
England
Aldershot
Lee
Royal Engineers
New Market Sol
Miliary Institute
Katherine C Stiles
Georgia Room
Richmond, Va
Vienna chapter A Baby Opera delight at Heards Opera House
The Baby Opera performed Friday January 30 at Heards Opera House, directed by Miss Pauling Couric of Eufaula Alabama and the chapter president, with UDC support. Profits above expenses were shared by Miss Count and the daughters, with generous local patronage noted. The Vienna chapter held its monthly meeting at Mrs C H Turton’s home, planning a March 1 reading by Mrs Kellogg and welcoming a large turnout.
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Vienna
Heards Opera House
Mra Turton
Midéteton
I B& Walton
W H Lasseter
Georgia Day Observed by Eastman Chapter in February
Eastman Georgia Day exercises held Thursday morning at the Aleh echovl auditorium under Daughters of the American Revolution auspices. Program included prayers, talks on the Georgia charter and flag preservation, songs by school children, and a benediction. The song South Georgia was composed by Rev A W Bealer.
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Major Cunningham
Simon Bollivard Buckner
Mima Ware
George Tyner
M. S Lawrence
Wilhat Massee
Adam Haslam
Williamson
Lawrence and
Haldwin
Bfanion King
Perry
King
Mattie Harris Richard
James D Fredenck
Gideon Dawes Harris
Mississippi
University
Athens
Harris
Georgia
Tepthah V Harris
Forrest
Richards
General Lees
Aurel
Hetman
Aleh Echovl
Daughters of the American
Georgia Charter
Rey A W Bealer
Dili
Campére
Regina Rambo
Towson
Schoool
Rey A
W Basler
South Georgia
Rey A. W Bealer
Fitzgerald Chapter Hears Fine Reports
Fitzgerald Georgia February 14 Daughters of the American Revolution Nathaniel Abney Chapter was entertained at Mrs B R Russell home. Reports from educational and civic committees praised parks courthouse square and avic committee. Visitors Mra Gillespie and Mra Rose attended regent Rose to Macon state convention. Officers Menkin Dorming and Broadhurst elected to national convention in Washington DC. A four course luncheon followed.
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J B Seenor
Nathanial Abney Chaptar
Macon
L W Menkin
J Dorming
D W Broadhurst
Washington
Tomochichi Inspired New Year Resolution
Mrs. Lawson Pritchard won the prize at a New Year gathering. A bouquet in red white and blue with nine small American flags framed the event. After the meeting a bouillon soup was served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for February at Mrs D A Thomas's home. Other attendees included Mrs Charles Pritchard, Mrs A E Gilmore, Mrs Mose Herman and Mrs Lawson. J Fried. Miss Willie Ivey recorded.
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Tennille
Samuel Elbert
DA H
HM Franklin
Lula H. Rogers
Washington County
Buford Smith
George Washington
J D Franklin
Nan Harman
W . Kendrick
C E O'Connor
Misa Willie Ivey
Wiliam White
Daniel Boone
Dfb Thomas
Hiawatha
Buford Path
Tomochichi
Lawson Pritchard
Thomas ¢ ‘Beaides
Charles Pritchard
A EL Gilmore
Mose Herman
Lawson’ J. Fried
Willie Ivey
A. S
Winter Road Story From Farm and Fireside
A Mave N Goodnow tale from Farm and Fireside recounts a winter trek to deliver fifty cents worth of granulated sugar, moving by roadster, horse, and saddle as mud stalled travel for days. The marooned farmer’s wife endured four sugarless days while relatives awaited Sunday dinner.
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R. F. D. Carrier
Farm and Fireside
Mave N Goodnow
RFF
Own Career With a Constitution Want Ad
A woman recalls overcoming traditional limits by answering newspaper ads. After parental death and limited wages, she used The Constitution to find work as a home decorator for a department store, planning homes for couples and others through progress and opportunity.
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Joseph G Karrison
Fourteenth St. Columbus
Walter Scott Wilson
Savannah
W Foster
Feachtree St. Atanta
Oscar Weenzie
Montezuma
Howard EL Wcali
Ponce
Leon Ave
Treamrar
William Nelson Bentox
Augusta
OD Lamar
Macon Ga
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GM Pranklin
Tonnitle
Zebulon Wabir
Canton
Becorate Secreacy
Cereen Moultrie
Montesuine
Tes Bayes
Duncan Blown
Maron
Ge Jerrenpenting
Becketary Radington
Marco
AIGS
Howard Tuiter
Mish Seegte
Lite
NES
Penpe da Leon Avenue
Badereriite
EEG
Rutherford
Reeves
Barnesville
Mra W.T. Bacon
Elise Gles
Henry Walton
Notich
Delhgathe
Great Britain
Cormodore Maury
General Lee
Conyers
John B Gordon
Robert Bea
Conyers Childrens
Lois Benner
Ay Loltows
Our National Land
J. B Gordon
Sarah Street
Tazewell
Cra Baggett
Lee —Lag Bennett
Mrs' C K. Gailey
Ariingtdh
Grace Hardwick
Ola Dilie
Rogatie Langford
Kathleen [Anaferd
Grace Hardwitl
Lthleen
Eal Reetation
Marie Robert
Francis Wood
Mr Buge Morna
Teminscenves
MceDamel
Robert H Lee
Mary Ann Williams
U. DC
Sandersville Ga
Mra A . Evans
CL. Brewer
Lees
Lang
W . Cunningham
Veteran
Shelmutt
Mel Reeves
Eastman
Constitution
M. F.B
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