Macon Honors Senator A C Bacon With Funeral Train Return
Macon Georgia on February 18 heavy crowds gathered as United States Senator A C Bacon’s body arrived by special funeral train from Atlanta. The casket was moved to the city hall for in state viewing, then to Christ Church for services and interment at Home Hill cemetery. Hundreds of prominent locals and state figures attended amid military honors and floral tributes.
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Atlanta
City Hall
Smith
Piscopal
John H Bunting
Home Hill
Christchurch
UN Ie
Rollo Csmith
Rose Bill Cemetery
Masonnic Order
W G Chear
Thomas S Felder
Georgia Bar Association
Samuel B Adams
Savannah
Coloanel
Charles H. Donaldson
Bondbridge Hoa Fulbright
Burke County
Joel Branham
Rome
A W. Smith
Burton Smith
Walter Harris
W H Thompson
Charles H Hall, Jr
W & Harris
HA Mathews
Robert Hodges
du Fpont Guerry
Joe Hill Hall
RC Jordan George 5. Jones
Qhissouri
State Department
Peronal
Bryan
Senators
Board of Trustees of
the State University
Hamilton McWhorter
Nathaniel
Harris
George 1
Gober
Willam
Simmons Clark Howell
John T Newton
Callaway
Tohn
Bennett
Petar
Mel
B . Miller
Capitol
Washington
Ody
Statehouse
Atlanta State Funeral for Senator Bacon
Massive procession in Atlanta honors late Senator Bacon with Seventeenth Infantry cadets Fifth Regiment Georgia guards and Confederate veterans marching from Capitol to the terminal station. The Washington funeral party and delegations from Savannah Macon and elsewhere attend as crowds line Mitchell Whitehall and Hunter Streets in tribute.
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Seventeenth Infantry
United States Army
Marist College
Georgia Military Academy
Georgia National Guard
Washington
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Hunter Streets
Atlanta
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J van Holt Nash
George W Martin
Fort McPherson
Orville H. Hail
Georgia Military Academ
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Tip Harrison
Georgiagiment
Senator Bacon
Capitol
Washington Street
Qanta Bar Association
Woodward
Sinton
Jonn M Sinton
Capitol Steps
Capitol Plaza
Capito
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Ataia
Fred Paxon
Ric i Sy
Hunter Street
Bier
Statlion
Macon
Fifth Regiment
Tiith Regiment
Tran
Lesan
Reeves
Manning
Beli
Bime Wall
R Almond
Terrell
Durden
Claude Feagin
EL Walker
W Newton
G F Murray
Biel
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Savannah
Council
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Macon Bar Assuria
Georgia Bar Association
Louise Curry
A O B Sparks
Custis Nottinngham
Wallace Miler
John T Boiseuillet
Gallinger
Vardaman Page Thomas Nelson Pomerene Brandegee Vartine
Fletcher
Folk
Tames W Boker
Senate
Trike Ble
Bell Hardwick
Park Bartlett
Walker Hughes
Howard Adamson Prouty and Freres
James L Fard
House
Statehouse
John M Slaton
Banks Say Prosperity Is Broad and Sound Across Nation
A government committee reports widespread prosperity across regions with strong finance, industry, commerce and agriculture. It notes bankers admit artificial conditions but expect the federal reserve to restore normalcy, easing panic fears. Many banks seek national charters or entry into the system, with 300 of 7500 national banks remaining undecided as February 22 deadline nears.
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Governors Banking Commissioners
McAdoofferets
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Banks
United States Treasury
Treasury
Banks and Federal Reserve Board Makeup Discussed
The text notes plans for central reserve cities in New York Chicago and St Louis while other locations are pending decision. It mentions the committee consulting with President Wilson on the federal reserve board composition and that five members will be chosen, with all names sent to the Senate for confirmation at once.
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Chicago
St Louis
Central Reserve
National Bank
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Atlanta Plaza Plan Gains Momentum From Day 10
CB Kauffmann submits tentative plaza plan over railroad tracks to Atlanta plaza commission and realty owners. He says property values could rise enough to cover debt service on a 2 million bond. construction cost cited at 1 19 000. Details appear elsewhere. Realty listings include 331 North Jackson for 9000 and 2 Highland Avenue sold for 250.
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City Construction Department
Plaza Commission
Atlanta
Kauffmann
Martin Ozburn Realty Company
North
Jackson Street
Smisson and Miller
Burdette Bealts Company
Highland Avenue
WY Cole
Toney
Gore Acquitted Of Assault Charge In Oklahoma Trial
Senator Gore was acquitted after a trial in which attorney Robert L Rogers of Little Rock alleged a nationwide conspiracy to ruin Gore. Rogers linked the claim to a prior dispute over Indian land fees and cited Mrs Bond and a Washington hotel meeting as parts of the alleged plot. Judge C B Stuart and defense countered with appeals to Gore’s integrity and questioned the record of testimony related to the conspiracy claim.
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McMurray
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Lattle Rock Ark
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Oklahoma
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Bond
Mra Hond
Senate
Wornton Ark
Vex Bond
Ura Bent Fle
Corsicana Texas
Tudge Clath
C B
Stuart
Senator Teft
Capitol
Jacobs
Alaska Railroad Plan Moved in Congress
House debates a proposed Alaska railroad to span up to 1000 miles with a 35 million dollar appropriation, using Panama Canal machinery where possible. The bill authorizes government operation by contract or lease, with wage and appointment rules, and funds a 20 percent revenue reserve from lands, coal, and mineral sales.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Possiory
Behring River
Matanusiy
Unfair Grain Rates Hit Kansas City in Hearing
February 18 testimony at an interstate commerce commission hearing shows Kansas City losing shipments to Omaha and St Louis due to higher rates. George H Davis of the Kansas City Board of Trade Transportation Committee says Memphis and other southern points also affect the grain trade, despite improved shipping facilities. He notes Kansas City faces higher costs than Memphis and Memphis ship loads weight more than Kansas City, harming competitiveness.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha St Louis
Ohio River
George” H Davis
Board of Trade
Ammerce Commission
Reine Brun
Memphis
Omaha
Bishop Gailor Denounces Present Day Reformers
In Nashville on February 18 Bishop Thomas F Gailor of the Protestant Episcopal diocese faults present reform movements. He warns against materialism in education politics and culture and urges a return to spiritual aims, noting reformers exaggerate issues for personal gain and criticizing sensationalism in drama novels dress and amusements.
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Nashville Tenn
Diocese of
Tennessas
Thomas F Gailos
Ehu
Valdabone
Loui Alv
France
Charles Won
Ynglend
Suffrage Bill Downed by Woman Methodists
The Athens crowd reports a heated discussion on a suffrage measure at the North Georgia conference Woman’s Missionary meeting. Four votes passed the resolution urging removal of restrictions on women’s church roles and equal pay, reflecting strong debate among attendees.
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Athens
North Georgia
Mother Heart Ani
North
Gero
Jarell Awre
Srington
Victim of Aphasia Wandered Months, Found Coastward
A Los Angeles real estate heir, Jocen A Ganahl, suffered aphasia and wandered along the coast for months after an incident near a steamer. He returned home to Los Angeles as relatives link his condition to medical therapies and possible travel disruption. The family cites unclear details about any steamer boarding.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Anici
Jocen A Ganahl
Cay
Ewo Wools
Gaston Ganahl
San Transconett
Low Angele
Tps
National orange show opens with 300000 oranges and lemons
Sao Bernardino Calif February 18 The fourth annual national orange show displays over 300000 oranges and lemons and opens here today representing this year's production of large carloads of fruit worth 56 000 dollars.
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Sao Bernardino
Cal
Coal Price Cut to Five Dollars a Ton
Advertises best high grade Jiel Lko coal available in Carroll and Hunter, reduced price to five dollars per ton. Details on location and contact not specified in the fragment.
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Jiellko Coal
Carroll, & Hunter
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