Government Teamsters Freed by Judge Newman
Judge Newman of the United States District Court freed five teamsters attached to federal forces at Chickamauga Park from a jail sentence imposed in Catoosa County. The men were sentenced for failing to appear for road work. the court ruled their imprisonment would hinder military reservation officers and upheld habeas corpus relief.
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Newman
United States
Chickamauga Park
Catoosa County
A. Pundt
James Price
James Lu Kennedy
G K. Peavy
D A Mowrys
Army
Catholic Demonstration Planned in Mobile for Bishop Allen Return
Mobile Alabama February 15 arrangements completed by the Catholic community for a monster demonstration to honor the return of Right Reverend Bishop Edward P. Allen of Alabama from visits to the Vatican and the Holy Land. The affair will resemble a reception and involve a large parish gathering.
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Mobile
Ala
Catholic of
Edward P. Allen
Bama
Vetican
Tioly Land
Milt Saul Named Publicity Chief at Georgia Railway and Electric
Milt Saul, longtime Atlanta journalist, will succeed Edwin F. Johnson as manager of the publicity department at Georgia Railway and Electric Company, with duties starting March 1. Saul, a popular figure in local papers, has written under his name and signature and led The Atlanta Daily News and The Atlanta Journal. He recently left The Augusta Georgian to rest before joining Georgia Railway and Electric, and is also known for his club work and acting in The Players' Club and in The Rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Edwin F. Jonson
Milt Saul
Atlanta Daily News
Atanta Journal
Atlanta
Aulsuta Georgian
Georgia Hallway & Electric Company
Burglar Captured in Davis Store Burglaries
Valdosta February 15 8pecial A negro night watchman at Alliance warehouse saw a man stealing matches in Davis store near the old Georgia Southern depot. The intruder entered Mr Davis house and aroused five people. together they pursued and captured a white man named A Intosa. He carried a crocus sack filled with canned goods tobacco and other mall articles and was turned over to Policeman Presley who jailed him. On a later beat inspection the door to Ostman’s gown shop was found open and officers recovered many pistols and two diamond rings.
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Valdosta Gal
Alliance
Davis
Georgia Southern
Presley
Ostman's Gown
Family travels on economy tickets from Georgia to Atlanta
A white father with his wife and fourteen children arrived at a terminal station. He bought six whole tickets for himself, wife, and two oldest children and four half tickets for younger children while the rest under age ten rode free. The family planned to return to Montezuma, Ga, after spending the morning in Atlanta. All appeared healthy and prosperous.
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Terminal
Montezuma
Atlanta
Rydan
No Joint Reunion of Blue and Gray at Memphis
New Orleans February 15 General William Mickle adjutant general of the United Confederate Veterans says there will be no joint session of the Blue and Gray at Memphis No invitation will be issued to any Confederates to take part in the reunion as the order's constitution forbids invitations to others
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New Orleans
William &. Mickle
The
United Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Bishop Hoss Submits To Knife Of Surgeon
A surgical operation was performed at Johns Hopkins hospital on Bishop E. E. Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Youthful patient. conditions found worse than expected. Later reports indicate recovery from anesthesia and improvement.
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Hoss
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
E. E. Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas M Wood Dead After Three Month Illness
Thomas M Wood age 62 known as Uncle Tom died after a three month illness. He married yesterday morning at 4 30 at his residence 208 East Lincoln Avenue. The report notes his long familiar nickname and outlines the recent wedding before his death.
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Piomas
Obituary Notice of Mr Wood of Atlanta Era
The article notes the death of Mr Wood born in Spartanburg and raised in Georgia. He moved to Atlanta in the early sixties and worked many years in the wholesale tobacco business. He was a conscientious Christian and member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by widow Emma C. Wood and two sons Frank W. Wood of Opelousas Louisiana and Westey S. Wood of Birmingham.
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Mr. Weod
SpartanSurg
Georgia
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Wood
Emma
Police After Speeders in Macon Report
In Macon Georgia during February, police intensified scrutiny of speeding drivers. The recorder opened investigations as patrols stepped up traffic enforcement and advised motorists to exercise caution on the roads.
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Macon
Gambling shares case fills city court docket
A garbled city court record outlines a gambling shares matter. Backman entered a plea and faced a sentence related to a misdeed, with a white-collar aspect implied by the text. The fragment hints at an arrest and adjudication but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utgxces of
Ehares
Backman
Roosevelt Urges Federal Children's Bureau Plan
President Roosevelt urges Congress to create a federal children's bureau and pursue broad legislation to care for dependent children. He argues national standards and data are needed, and that a government inquiry system would improve child welfare nationwide while keeping families intact and poverty from breaking homes.
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Weahington
Hoosevelt Ment
Congress
Statknica
Roosevelt
Children's ‘Bureau
Ships collide in Mediterranean drown 30 crewmen
An unknown vessel rammed the Belgian seamer Australia near Alloran island in a February storm. Thirty men died, fourteen from the Diegaling vessel and sixteen from the Australia. The Australia crew in a small boat were rescued by the German steamer Liberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Australia
Alloran Island
Mediterranean
Gsoraltac
Liberia
Athens societies set joint anniversaries in February event
In Athens Georgia on February 18 the Kappa and Demosthenian societies plan a joint anniversary celebration next Saturday evening. The Kappa Society marks eighty nine years with Jerome Michael representing the city. The Demosthenian Society is 108 years old and will be represented by OPL Roemer. In Hawville Ga a separate report notes the express office robbery with whisky and a box of drugs stolen and two men questioned.
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Athens
Ti Kappa
Demosthenian
Pat Kappa Society
Jerome Michael
Mr & Michael
Nemorthenian Society
OPL Roemer
Coffee to Partum Change Reported in Health Notices
A reader recounts switching from coffee to Postum as a daily beverage improving stomach issues and headaches. The letter claims better sleep and overall health, with one positive testimonial noting a relative’s improvement after quitting coffee.
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Postum
Battle Creek
Wellville
The Teat That Tells
A Dothan Alabama letter from city clerk B W Linsenby describes two children with weak kidneys and diabetes whose severe symptoms improved after taking Swamp Root. After about six bottles their health recovered and the family credits the remedy for the relief.
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Dothan
Als
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
B. W. Linsenby
Georgia Woman Reports Kidney Cure By Swamp Root
A Georgia woman from Sparks writes that after severe back and hip pains from kidney trouble she tried Swamp-Root. After four bottles she was completely cured and has had no pain since. She recommends Swamp-Root to others with kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Wrg
E. V. Stevens
Baptism Minister Brinson Ga 1909 Swamp-Root Testimonial
Reverend E T Dawson of Brinson Georgia writes that persistent back and hip pain improved after using two bottles of Swamp-Root. He reports relief from kidney trouble and recommends the product to others suffering similar ailments.
Swamp Root Proves Effective for Kidney Trouble
Boston Georgia January 13 1908 testimonial from J B Rountree former mayor and legislator praising Dr Kilmer Co Swamp Root after relief from back and hip pains. Dealer J C Adams and Son notes successful sales of the remedy for kidney issues with satisfaction.
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Boston
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Swamp Root
J. B. Rountree
Rountiee
J. C. Adams & Son
Testimonial for Swamp-Root Remedy from Elkwood, Alabama
The letter from Thea Wales of Elkwood, Alabama, dated December 14, 1908, praises Swamp-Root after a decade of urinary and health troubles. Thos. Stallard, a retired A. B. man, reports relief after starting the remedy in Ripan, Wisconsin, and continuing with increased doses locally, urging public publication of the testimonial.
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Elkwood
Ala
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
S Tims
Ripan
Wic
Huntaville
Thos. Stallard
Als
Swamp Root Cures Kidney Trouble Says Reverend J B Taylor
A dated church notice from New Roads Louisiana in 1909 features Rev J B Taylor Baptist pastor praising Dr Kilmer and his Swamp Root tonic. He claims four bottles cured kidney trouble described as alkali in the kidneys and reports six years of good health since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bew Roads
Kilmer & Go
Binghamton
J. BE. Taylor
New Roads
Mail Carrier's Experience in Blountville Tenn
M B Hendrickson a rural letter carrier from Blountville Tennessee reports severe back pains for years. After trying medicine with little relief a friend recommended Swamp Root and after using a fifty cent bottle then two one dollar bottles he says full cure occurred. He credits Swamp Root with saving his ability to continue rural delivery and urges others with back pain to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blountville
Tenn
J. D. Nelson
Long Bros
Arize
M. B. Hendrickson
Swamp Root Cure Reported by Donalsonville Contractor
A Georgia contractor from Donalsonville writes that after four bottles of Swamp Root he recovered from kidney trouble and rheumatic hip pain, slept better, gained weight, and felt free from back pain, urging others to try the remedy. He signs as Mr Hickson, noting Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton, N Y.
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Donskswayitle
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Mr. Hickson
Donalsonville
Atlante Daily Constitution
Cat Kidsney
N. C
Testimonial on Swamp Root Cure in Alabama 1909
Samuel Wolf, a traveling salesman for Colgate & Co., writes from Dothan Alabama that years of kidney trouble were cured by Swamp Root after trying various waters. He reports relief and thanks the makers in a brief testimonial dated Tan 21, 1909.
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Dothan
Ala
Tan
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Messie
Colgate & Co
New York
Samuel Wolf
A Prominent Mason Endorses Swamp Root for Kidney Ailments
In Sackpan Tennessee J C Smyth a 33° Mason writes about suffering a severe kidney attack while traveling in Texas. He credits Swamp Root with complete relief after using four large doses and reports no recurrence over three years. He urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Sackpan
Tenn
Texas
C, Smyth
Swamp Root Claims Cure For Kidney Trouble
Simon Martin of Wavcross Ga writes that Swamp Root from Kilmer Co. cured his kidney pain after doctor recommended nothing. He details a October illness, relief after a few doses, and no further back or hip pain, endorsing the remedy for kidney trouble.
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Wavcross
Inn, Ltd
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Simon Martin
Martin
Shoots Brother of His Sweetheart in Georgia Party
Cumming Ga February 18 a man identified as Cole Campbell shot and wounded Dick Gravitt at a party about five miles from Cumming. Campbell, angered by a slight to his sweetheart, denied the alleged seduction, fired at Gravitt injuring him in the cheek, then shot at Gravitt inside a house missing the target, and fled the scene. Gravitt survives, Campbell remains at large.
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Cumming
Cole Campbell
Dick Gravitt
Gravitt
Campbell
Grevitta
Campbell Mae Big
Tragic shooting ends life of Alabama merchant in Leroy
Mobile Alabama February 15 reports William Bowling son of the late Washington county superintendent of education Alabama, a prominent young merchant, shot himself at his Leroy home yesterday afternoon. A double barreled shotgun was used. Despondency was given as the cause for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
William Bowling
Washington County
Leroy
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Edwin F. Johnson
Isase
Muse
Whitehall
Street Car Company
General Mickle
U. C. Vi
Thomas M. Wood
TM Woop
Aenn
Hawanaville
Walt Gram
En Maffett
Partum
Maia Ed Ae
Etna Raat
Bright
Brinson
ET. Dawson
Kilmer
James Iveng
Laundersville
Teen
Montgomery
Fenneseee
Folgefield
Dr. Kilmer
Deslers
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M Brown
Jereth A. McCord
Joseph HK
Bec, & Frean
Prudential Buildingo
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