Bridges Smith Wants W. Smith in Fitzgerald Inquiry
Special from Constitution Bureau reports Mayor Smith received a Fitzgerald inquiry about W. Smith formerly of Macon and now elusive. A lady from Fitzgerald asks who the man is, with hints of romance and gambling past at Waldorf club. Mayor says W Smith should come forward or visit Fitzgerald to satisfy the request.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Smith
Fitzgerald
Ww. Smith
Rome
W Smith
W_ Smith
Waldorf Ciup
Dame Fortune
Recorder’s Court
Mayor Smith
Fitzgerald Read
Waldorf Club
F Smith
Recorders Court
W. Smith
Creditors Meeting Adjourned in Harper Asset Inquiry
The creditors meeting for Edward Harper of New York, former president of Fidelity National Bank, adjourned in Abingdon federal court to Big Stone Gap Virginia on March 27 for further examination. A trustee for assets may be elected as officials assess whether any real assets have been disclosed.
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Whairs
Harper
Bapstol
Ediward Harper
New York
Fidelity National Bank
Caeinnat
Ohio
F Belley
Abingdon
Big Stone Gap
Aesats
Fire at Sumter mine fuels fierce coal blaze in Alabama
Reports from Sumter indicate a coal mine fire near Birmingham grows hotter as flames spread to coal. An extra eight hour shift is fighting the blaze with limited progress due to heat and dangerous conditions. In Georgia, Comer fertilizer shipments are short with only four sacks sold while prices hold at 10 cents per bag.
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Birmingham
Sumter
Tunse
Gomer
Grape-Nuts Food and Cream Promises Healthful Digestion
A reader recounts relief from long term stomach and bowel issues after using Grape-Nuts and cream for breakfast. The testimonial notes improved sleep, digestion, and mental clarity, crediting the product for curing constipation and aiding recovery after painful medical history.
Miss Eva Booth to Visit Atlanta for Salvation Army Convention
Miss Eva Booth arrives this afternoon to a grand welcome as the Salvation Army holds its southern division convention at Marietta Street headquarters and First Baptist church. Colonel R. E Holz presides with officers from Cleveland. Booth lectures at the Bijou and attends final meetings tonight.
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Salvation Army
Southern Division of the Army
Georgia
Alabama
Florda
Louisiana
Mssissippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Salvationists
Calia
Army Headquarters
Marietta Street
First Baptist Church
Eva Booth
United States
Canada
R. E Holz
Cleveland
Ohio
Hoia
Bootr
Bijou
Officers named for Central City Fair at Macon
At a Macon Fair Association meeting in February the Georgia Farmers' Fair and Livestock exposition officers were elected. George A Smith was chosen president and Bridges Smith was named vice president with terms running from October 26 to November.
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Macon
Macon Fair
Georgia Farmers’ Fair
George A Smith
Bridges and Live Stock Exposition
Smith
Bridges Smith
The
Macon ‘Fair “Association
Savannah Fire Risk Study Begins By Visiting Engineers
Special dispatch from Savannah Georgia reports a team of civil structural and electrical engineers arrived to assess fire dangers in the city. They will stay about three weeks as part of a national board survey of large cities, inspecting fire safety, water, police services and street conditions to reduce fire risk.
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Savanna
MkGerson
RC Dennett
George R. Hubbell
R W Hogart
George Dawson
the National Bearags
Savannah
Georgia
Re Department
Water Department
Police Department
Tomgh
Chadwick Trustee Delay Hinted as Mrs Chadwick Questions Claims
In Cleveland on February 17, Mrs Chadwick, calm in court, reviewed creditor claims and rejected several, including a maid Freda Swanstorm who sought seven months at 45 dollars monthly. Referee Remington postponed the appointment of a trustee for two hours but the hearing proceeded with Mrs Chadwick examining and disallowing minor claims. The session adjourned with the next hearing set for tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Retcres Remington Thisternoon
J. P. Dawley
Thiwick
Dawley
Remington
Statehood Bill Gets New Show
Washington February 17 The House passed a statehood measure amended by the Senate and sent it to conference without debate. Republicans criticized the rule. Williams Mississippi clashed with Democrats as McLachlan backed the minority. Naval budget talks included stricken prison funding. Carrollton Georgia February 17 Special: Eighteen Negroes left for Mississippi to work on cotton farms. more expected if reports are favorable.
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Washington
House
Senate
al- Techiy
McLachlan
California
Wiliams
Mississippi
Oider
Pensacola
Via
Navy
Carrollton
Carrolltan
Heart Cure Claim Promises Quick Relief for Weak Hearts
An ad promotes Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for weak or diseased hearts and related symptoms such as shortness of breath fainting and palpitations. It claims high success and offers a guarantee with a refund if the first bottle does not help, noting Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Allies
Miles Medical Co
Elichart
Ind
Shoes on sale at remarkable low prices 59c to 1.85
An advertisement advertises dress and everyday shoes heavily discounted. Styles include patent colt with military heels, patent tip kid, and dull seal top options. Most pairs priced at 1.85 and a number around fifty pairs total. Infants shoes offered 59c to 1.25 values. All leather, some color options, sizes 1 to 9.
Missing Boy Not Located In Carreslton Ga
Special report from Carreslten Georgia dated February 17 states 12 year old Robert Newel left home last night and did not return by his usual time. His father and brothers conducted two searches after he left the depot with papers on his usual route. No sightings since he started the journey, causing great worry for his family.
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Carreslten
Robert Newel
Morse Before Grand Jurors In Dodge Morse Affair
New York February 1 Charles W Morse banker and broker connected to the Dodge Morse divorce case was examined by the grand jury. It marks his second appearance with the district attorney not stating if he answered today’s questions. The case centers on potential self incrimination issues from prior testimony. Fitzgerald Store Broken in Fitzgerald Georgia thieves stole firearms valued around 100 dollars last night. Editor FELM reer resumes control of The Fitzgerald Enterprise after smallpox illness and absence.
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New York
Charles W Morse
Grand Jury
Morse
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Fitzgirald
Miller & Son
Mercer
Felm Reer
Dawson
Fitzgerald Enterprise
Lillian Ingles
Murderous Yaqu Indians Captured Near Tucson
Yaqu Indians who killed two Chicago men and attacked a mining party near Cebachi are in custody. Taken by General Torres, they become prisoners awaiting execution. Two captives confessed to the crimes.
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Tucson
Aziz
Chicago
Cebachi
Torres
Pushing Work on Railroad to St Andrews Bay
Columbus Georgia February 17 Special President W Miller Gordon of the Birmingham Columbus and St Andrews railway says a party of capitalists interested in the new raid will tour south in a few days and spend a day in Columbus. The line runs from Chipley Florida south toward St Andrews bay with 23 miles of road bed laid south of Chipley and construction continues. St Andrews bay is a gulf coast water body 3 to 40 feet deep, averaging 25 feet, ample water to float navies. The company plans a new town near the bay, not on the St Andrews site, with an expected 5000 inhabitants soon after completion. He has received over 1000 inquiry letters and mentions talk of a $50,000 hotel. Alabama towns have contributed funds and rights of way, including Eufaula with 75,000 and Dothan with 20,000.
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Columbus, Ga
Epecal
W Miller Gordon
Birmingham
Gulf Coast
United Navies
Spething
Clal
St Andrews Bay
Alabama
Gordon
Eufaula
Dothan
Mortuary Notices for Dr George S Goodspeed and J M Christian
Chicago February 17 Dr George Stephen Goodspeed professor of history at the University of Chicago died today. Powder Springs Georgia February 17 J M Christian postmaster at Powder Springs died suddenly on the 14th. He had recently returned from Texas where he had lived for seven or eight years.
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George S. Goodspeed
Chicago
George
Stephen Goodspeed
University of Chicago
J. M. Christian
Powder Springs
Spectat J
Christian
Cleveland
Murder charge facing M Leod Milania
Milania McLeod, a 6 year old child, has been arrested by a deputy sheriff on a murder charge. The case concerns Joe Studstill, an octogenarian found dead at his home by local boys a week ago. McLeod is due for a morning arraignment tomorrow.
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Milania
Jack wWc- Leod
Gip Mc Leod
Stilin
Joe Studstill
McLeod
Ramspeck, Noted Decatur Leader, Dies Suddenly
George Alexander Ramspeck aged 64, a prominent Decatur citizen, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon at his home after a day of cheerful social visits. He had recently retired from business and owned substantial property in the area. Funeral arrangements to be announced. survivors include his wife, three daughters, and J L Ramspeck of Decatur.
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George Alexander Ramspeck
Decatur
J .L. Ramspeck
la Decatur
Ramapeck
Ramspeck
Dla
Mia
Margaret M Ramspeck
Bre
Oc Gilmore
EP ‘Thomas
New York
W & Harper
Phils Dephiix
J L. Ramspeck
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Ark
Ot Springs
Woelfrlite
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Antors. R. BE. Holz
South
Central City Fair
George Smith
Macon Fair Association
Savannan
Georgia State Colege
R.R. Wright
John Reeves
Clarkesville
Tex
Big Wate
Cassie
Beverala
Patent Colt
Vici Rad
bavison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Carrellten
Ice King
Columbus
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Parker
M'Leod
Studstill
G. A. Ramspeck
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