Judge Adamson Union Barred Prime Mover By Methodists
Waanington February 16 Special The southern trip by house committees on rivers and harbors aims at Columbus and Apalachicola with tentative date in July. Judge Adamson pushed the plan to move crews to inspect the Chatta hoochee area and Gulfport on the route, hoping for improvements. In Cincinnati the Methodist editors discussed running all printing plants on open shop, eliminating union distinctions to boost service.
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Making Fight On Cattle Tick Campaign Gains Support
Washingtonebruary 15 Special Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture Bob Wright and Colonel R F Redding of the Georgia experiment station urged the house committee on agriculture to approve the Southern states campaign against the Texas cattle tick. Strong backing from Southern congressmen and experts suggests the appropriation will be approved.
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Smith Speaks at Waycross in Georgia Campaign
Go February 16 Special Hoke Smith spoke in Waycross arriving by early morning train from Brunswick. Smith reiterated prior remarks as he campaigned across the state. A Smith supporter noted the audience included Howell and Estill supporters and the general view was he gained little new strength here.
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Presbyterian Board Cables Missionaries in China
The executive committee of the Board of Foreign Missions of the United States Presbyterian Church cabled its China missionaries warning of uprisings and authorising use of the mission fund for emergencies. seventy eight missionaries are noted with stations in Havero Fa Hwainfu Su whlo Tsing Kang Po, among others.
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Fins New School Building
Fragmented OCR text describes plans for a new school building at Savanna with Chatham academy ties and a site positioning. Mentions a blaze and proposed construction steps, though phrasing is garbled and many names are unreadable.
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Two Indicted At Savannah Shootout After Grand Jury
Savannah Ga February 15 Special the grand jury after hearing forty nine witnesses in the general shooting affray before the city hall returned murder indictments against Tim McBride for killing Babe Dyer and against Sap Dyer for killing Policeman Patrick Kearney The jury did not indict Harbor Master James McSryda or James Lane keeper of the police stables who were involved but who missed their targets
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Jury Declares Buchanan Not Guilty in Murder Case
Columbus jury returns a not guilty verdict after fifteen hours deliberation in the A J Buchanan murder case. Buchanan, a young police officer, said he shot Morgah Kirksey who he claimed invaded his home and confronted him in his wife’s bedroom the night before the tragedy.
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Thomas W Deale y Dies in Mineral Wells
Thomas W Deale, longtime director and former secretary treasurer of The Galveston Dallas News, died in Mineral Wells, Texas. Born January 6, 1855 in Liverpool, England, he joined the paper in 1870 as an office boy and rose to a 20 year executive role before retiring due to ill health. His brother George B Dealey serves as vice president of The News.
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Fly Wheel Kills Peyton at Selma Saw Mill
Peyton, a prominent Mull man in the county, was killed this afternoon when a fly wheel burst at the F I Steele and Son saw mill near Selma. Two large wheel fragments struck him, causing almost instant death. Bankers Meet at Old Point in June. Lynshburg reports the Virginia Bankers Association annual meeting set for Old Point in June with a committee arranging the program and invitations to notable bankers.
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Witness testifies Carter ordered flawed Savannah mats work
In Savannah Georgia on February 15 the Greene and Gaynor case heard Emainesr Cooper recount his oversight role from August 189% under Carter. He claimed mats did not meet specs but followed Carter's rules, noting defects, underpayment, and a 200 foot strip washed away. He said Carter resented his report and pressured him thereafter.
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Albers Returns Home After Nicaragua Arrest Fiasco
New York February 15 William Albera, American citizen imprisoned in Nicaragua last summer, arrived on the Panama from Colon recounting a six month detention in a three and a half year sentence. He says a government protest helped secure release with fifteen days to depart. He claims a main claim against the Nicara guan authorities and vows to seek justice in Washington, noting substantial costs and press coverage that influenced the case.
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Will Elect Officers Today at Masters Painters Meet
Birmingham February 15 The third day session of the International Association of Master House Painters and Decorators adopted a resolution opposing wallpaper manufacturers sending samples to the trade The election of officers occurs tomorrow with candidates Brewart Hughes Rows and Popert The event featured an Eagles initiation and a team train led by Mayor Bridges Smith with a notable turnout and entertainment.
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Dangerous ports guarded after Central American tour
Representatives from Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas returned from inspecting South American forts aboard the United States Fruit Company steamer Anselm. They urged strict quarantines at Central American ports and modern sanitation, with detentions for passengers but not freight, and proposed Belize detentions before next voyage. Captain Luis Rivera was ill and sent to infirmary.
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Escape From Wake County Jail Sparks Doubt on Murder Case
Ralegh North Carolina reports convict Burton Jarrell who had been held for a murder in Warren County escaped Wake County jail by slipping through eight steel bars. Garfield Hicks, condemned for the same crime, did not flee. Uncertainty remains about Jarrell’s guilt as the Supreme Court weighs his appeal. escape not uncovered until daylight.
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Citizens' Club to Host Monster Rally in Savannah
The Citizens' Club of Savannah plans a monster rally at the theater next Tuesday night. The event marks a shift in local politics as factions within the Democratic League begin organizing meetings. President A A Lawrence will preside with speakers including W W Osborne Pleasant A Stovall and others.
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Black Woman Beating Incident Reported in Batonton Area
In Meds neighborhood near Batonton Georgia on February 16 a Black man named Douglas Dennis was badly bruised about the head after an assault by two Black women. Authorities say the suspects are Carne Kittrell and Mary Abrame.
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Promotion of Major W. T. Duval Could Signal New Command
February 15 special report notes strong Georgian interest in Major W T Duval. Possible promotion to brigadier and assignment to command of the department of the gulf with headquarters in Atlanta is discussed. Duval is well known in the army, married in Augusta, with many friends in Atlanta, and Mrs Duval is also noted.
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