Six Passengers Die in Irish Train Attack Near Kinsale
Cork February 16 five male passengers and one woman passenger and two Irish republican army members were killed when a train carrying troops was ambushed near Kinsale. Six soldiers two railway officials and two women passengers were seriously wounded and several others slightly wounded. The train had about 40 soldiers who returned fire. The dead reached Cork this afternoon.
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Cork
Irish Republican Army
Kinsale
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief
Don’t stay stuffed up. Take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for up to three doses. It supposedly opens blocked nostrils and head air passages, relieves headache and feverish dullness, costs only a few cents at drugstores, and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
Friday Final Day for Georgia Beauty Contest at Criterion
The contest draws entries from all Georgia regions with out of town photos. five winners will be announced Saturday and receive free screen tests, with further projection Monday to remind Atlanta it holds the state’s finest collection of wonderful ladies.
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Ince
Patterson Studio
Criterion
Georgia
South Georgia
North Georgia
Middle Georgia
Dudges
Mr. Ince
Hhe Studios
Culvert City
Cal
Atlente
Sha
New York Battles Typhus Scourge and Immigrant Arrivals
February 15 report of a third typhus death prompts intensified actions by New York city and state officials. Health Commissioner Copeland expands immigrant inspections while Port Health Officer Br Leland W Cofer speeds delousing and cleansing. Immigration Commissioner Wallis travels to Washington for talks, and preparations shift toward federal control of the port quarantine station.
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New York
Health Department
Europa
Copeland
Leland W. Cofer
Wallis
Washington
Labor Department
Boston
Hillis Island
United States Immigration Service
P. A. Baker
United States
United States Public Health Service
Burglars Loot Postoffice in Overnight Break In
February 15 report of three burglars blowing open the safe at the Post Office here. They escaped with about 1500 dollars in stamps and 100 dollars in cash after a running pistol fight with a night watchman and a policeman. No casualties reported.
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Subelicig
Poater
Golden Medical Discovery Promised To Aid Health
A historic reminiscence recalls Dr. R. Pierca, a Pennsylvania physician who gained fame by universal cures and later set up in Buffalo New York selling his Golden Medical Discovery. The ad notes its energizing effect and claims nearly a million bottles sold last year in tablet or squid form.
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Pennsylvania
R. Pierca
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
G. O. P. in South Plans Bleaching
A late-1920s style report outlines Republican plans in the South to restrict black voters and reorganize patronage. It cites the Slemp committee and white party leaders urging a white-first Southern GOP, with committees to oversee patronage in several states and potential southern offices for Georgia figures amid a national committee meeting.
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South
Atlanta
Slemp Committee
National Committee
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Virginia
District of
C. P. Gorse
Roscoe Pickett
Joseph Tilaon
Thomas E. Scott
Frank A. Doughman
D. EK. Roberts
Marshal
Walter Johnson
Columbus
John Martin
Hugh McKee
D. C. Cole
Leonardas Livingston
O. J. Barnwell
Norcross
Ganttas
H. Karnes
State Central Committee
Savannah
Washington
Steamship Rate Conference Divides Into Committees
The steamship rate conference to equalize and stabilize ocean rates split into committees Tuesday. Representatives from Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk joined by North Atlantic firms as nearly all ocean steamship companies were represented, aiming to secure a fair share of exports for South Atlantic and Gulf ports.
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South Atlantic
Gulf
Piedmont Hotel
North Atlantic Steamship Companies
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Ocean Steamship Company
Conference Aims to Equalize Railroad Rates Across Regions
The meeting gathered both foreign and domestic lines to address unequal rate hikes that harmed export trade at various ports. The conference works on a rate schedule to restore uniform conditions nationwide.
Mrs Boldridge Buried Tuesday at Spartanburg
Spartanburg D C February 15 Special Funeral services were held here today for Mrs Maryetta Boldridge wife of Rev J H Boldridge DD professor of Bible and philosophy Agnes Scott college Atlanta She was sister of Congressman J A Moon of Tennessee and leaves several siblings and children including John Read Baldridge Channey Boldridge Rank M Boldridge Austin Boldridge and James Boldridge among others
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Spartanburg
D. C
Maryetta Boldridge
J. H. Boldridge
D.D
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Boldridge
First Baptist Church
Baldridge
J. A. Moon
Tennes Gee
J. M. Chauncey
Asheville
N. C
Mattle Moon
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Read Baldridge
Newark
N. J
Channey Boldridge
Pennsylvania
Rank M. Boldridge
Chester
Austin Boldridge
United States Consular Service
Spain
James Boldridge
Marietta Boldridge
City
Death by own action reported from Fort Screven
Savannah Ga February 15 Fort Screven reports a death by own action this morning. The incident involves a local individual and details are not yet fully released. Authorities are investigating the circumstances at Fort Screven.
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Savannah
Fort Screven
Pri
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