The Blue Mouse at Atlanta Theatre With Millicent Evans
Miss Millicent Evans headlines the touring company in Clyde Pitchs The Blue Mouse at Atlanta showing Wednesday and Thursday nights. Evans plays the daring heroine who enthralls a railroad president and a clerk, with intrigue from a Salome dancer and rival women creating comic complications.
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Millicent Evans
Atlanta
Alock
Agy Ahe
Clyde Pitch
Miss Evans
Fm the
Ailante
Blue
Westheart
Ladson Conference on Cotton Exchange Bills in Washington
Washington February 9 Special Wille in Washington on his way from Boston Hon Ladson conferred with agricultural committee members on hearings set for February 24 regarding cotton exchange bills. Ladson, general counsel for Farmers Union, backs congressional action to curb exchange gambling as B M Neill of Texas arrives urging cotton farmer interests be considered. The Bureau of Corporations’ final cotton exchange report, long awaited, is still unpublished prompting talk of a congressional inquiry led by Representatives Livingston and Burleson amid a broader mystery surrounding the matter.
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Washington
Boston
Ladson
Agricultural Committee
Kouse Jn
Farmers’ Union
I B. M Neill
Texas
Farmer Union
Congress
Bureau‘ of Corporations
Econ
Livingston
Receipt That ures Weak Men-Free
A fragmentary note references a somber event with mentions of a state burial. It recalls Petersburg and a Grand Duke Vladimin and hints at a public mourning or memorial. The text’s garbled OCR obscures clear dates and facts but indicates a formal state presence.
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EOE
Areme West
Iriaie Rare
Petersburg
Vladimin
Acre
New Company Formed In Hartwell Ga
Through their attorneys A G and Ju Yan McCurry the Farmers Cotton and Fertilizer Company seeks incorporation to handle cotton coal cotton seed farming and insurance The stockholders are Clarence Linder J Ley Tensley and James E Carter. Bond election planned in Moultrie Ga to issue 60000 in bonds to extend water mains fire protection finish sewer work and improve streets City Attorney Wilkes presiding. election date to be announced. support reportedly strong.
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Hartwell
A G
Ju- Yan WcCurry
Farmers Cotton and Fortiizer Company
Aquerior
Maultese Ga
A. Wilkes
Congress Considers Presidential Approval for Statehood
Senator Nelson urged quick action as the New Mexico and Arizona statehood bill faced the Senate Territories Committee. The measure would require federal approval of the new states by the president, a key step before statehood can proceed.
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Congress
Washington
Nelson
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Senate Passes Strenuous Day Army and Pension Bills
Washington February 9 The Senate approved the army bill with 102 635 000 in appropriations and the pension bill carrying 60 889 000. forty five other bills were passed. In the House major supply measures advanced and committee reports on pulp and paper rivers harbors and printing were presented. Debate on fortifications featured various speeches.
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Woshington
Congran
Haa
Senate
Houses of Representatives
Post Office
Special
Apecul Printing Investigation Committee
Peters
Massachusetts
Me. Foster
Vermont
Devis
Minnesota
Smith
Missouri
Foster
Dilnois
Cox
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Bremen and nearby towns
Funeral services were held for Mem P H Maund in Atlanta with burial in Macon Georgia. J A McCows died at 184 Walker Street and services were conducted by Rev C I Thomas at Greenberg Bond Bloomfield. interment followed in Westlawn. A man identified as Pamotsuewe, aged 70, died at 388 East Georgia Avenue. his funeral scheduled for this afternoon. Mrs Martha Price of Bremen died in Milledgeville and will be interred at Mt Zion cemetery, related to prominent local families. D F Faxerson known as Ansie Dan died in Sparta after an illness. widow and three sons survive. Cram Hest of Butler died after a brief illness from acute indigestion. C B Williams, a prominent farmer near Villa Rica, passed away after several weeks illness.
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J A McCows
Walker Street
Wetreriny
Greenberg
Bond & Bloomfield
C. I Thomga
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Weetilow
Martha Price
Bremen
Bren
Milledgeville
Mormine
Wea
Mt Zion
Bre Price
Sam J Entrekin
P. Fergerson
Sparta
Faxerson
Ansie Dan
Golock
Methodlie
Butler
Hest
Soun
C. B. Williams
Villa Rica
Villa_Rica
Willlawa
Wellimown Tacmer
Eouth
Rheumatic Pains and Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisable testimonial asserts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve rheumatic pains and nervous irritation, improving sleep. It claims the remedy does not upset the stomach or create a habit, and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Health
The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood disease and poor health, claiming it builds abundance and vigor by purifying blood. It touts relief from various ailments and offers liquid or tablet forms under the brand name Garnetah.
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Hood
Chicago Saloons Open On Sundays Ruling Declares No City Power
Chicago February 1 The crusade to close Chicago saloons on Sundays received a setback as the Springfield Supreme Court decided it lacks authority to compel Mayor Busgs to close grogshops on the first day of the week.
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Chicago
Crusade
Supreme Court
Springfield
Chicago Men Indicted Over Conspiracy in Building Trades
Chicago February 19 Martin B Madden president of the Associated Building Trades of Chicago and M J Bove business agent of its Electrical Workers Union were indicted by a Cook county grand jury True bills with at least two counts were returned in Judge Breeman's court One count charges conspiracy against certain contractors Bonds were set at 5000.
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Chicago
Martin B. Madden
Associated Building Trades of Chicago
Amg
M. J. Bove
Electrical Workers’ Union
Cook County Gram
Breeman's Court
Caplaces
Iscuca
Funeral Arrangements for Gus Cox Held at Home
The funeral for Gus Cox of Company G Cox was arranged after his death at his home 17 Capitol Avenue early yesterday. Services will be held at the family residence.
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Co. G. Cox
Capitol Avenue
Emory College Alumni Help Attend Funeral of Late Member
The Rev. 8 D Ledbetter will officiate interment in Westview cemetery for Sir Cox who entered Emory College in 1889 and earned a BS in 1892. Chi Phi fraternity associates and Emory officials will attend. Committees and pallbearers include Judge James B. Ridley and Dr S B Ridley along with other Chicago Ferrell and Harvey Hill associates.
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Mence
Ledbetter
Westview Cemetery
Sir Cox
Emony College
Garama
Chi Phi
JE. Dickey
Emory Conllege
Charles R. Willams
United States
Emory College
CO. T. Lester
Howard Pattito
JE War
Nathaniel Wilson
W. E. Holcombe
M. L. Rockmore
T W Clanton
A. A. Rose
W. T. Colquitt
Harvey Hii
Ben H. Abbott, Jr
Joe Brown Connally
Report revives noted disputes in Senate and House
Washington reports two disputed clashes between President Roosevelt and Congress were revived as the House Appropriations Committee released the sundry civil bill. It includes limits on Secret Service operations and Hepburn rate law enforcement funding, plus large allocations for Panama canal work, public buildings, and a building in Washington housing multiple federal offices. The bill also carries a provision for a Bromo Quinine laxative ad appears at the end of the page.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House Committee On
Secret Service
Irsasung Department
Mil
Geological Survey
Reclamation Service
General Land Office
Indian Bureau Ot
Tota
Expitel
Interior Department
Panama Canal
Serious Charge Made by Heney in San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco on February 19, during the Patrick Calhoun bribery trial, Francis J Heney charged Abraham Ruefs attorney Henry Act with knowledge of Morris Haas plan to shoot the prosecutor in court. Judge Lawlor warned belligerent attorneys last November. a jury box seat remains to be filled before peremptory challenges resume. Charles Heldwald, a restaurant proprietor, testified an attempt was made to learn his stance on the case while Heney acknowledged a man was sent to ask questions about Heldwald.
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Frencisco
Cal
Patrick Calhoun
Francis J Heney
Henry Act
Abraham Ruef
Morris Haas
Lawlor
Charles Heidswald
Reataurant
Heney
Heldewald
Haney
Recess in Cooper trial amid defense planning
In the Colonel D. B. Cooper murder trial of D. B. Cooper, Robin J Cooper and John T. G. Guard, attorneys paused proceedings for a recess. Expectation centers on defense calling Colonel Cooper as an early witness to frame a self defense theory. John D. Sharp’s testimony is likely, while Robin Cooper’s appearance remains uncertain.
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John D. Sharp
Tealfy
Belie
Robin Cooper
Advocate for Central Detective Bureau Backed by Bonaparte
Washington February 19 Attorney General Bonaparte urged a central detective bureau within the Department of Justice before the House Appropriations Committee. He opposed any limit on secret service staff arguing restriction would aid lawbreakers and impede legitimate government work.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wea
Bonaparte
House Committee On Appropriations
Handkerchiefs Exhibit From Our Linen Department
Our Handkerchief department showcases a large, varied selection including new arrivals. We highlight linen handkerchiefs priced at 1.50 value for a six pack, now 1.00, and sheer lawn and all linen varieties at 15¢ to 25¢. We praise suppliers and note our continued strong purchases of the best quality.
Georgia Lawmakers Move Fort McPherson Road Widening Bill
Washington dispatch reports Senator Clay introduced an amendment to authorize the secretary of war to grant 20 feet of Fort McPherson reservation for widening the East Point road, sending the measure to the president. Georgia post office fights, testimony, and a looming jury disqualifications row mix with talk of commercial cotton schemes and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Weehington
Specia
Clay
House
Secretary of War
Fulton County
Fort McPhersop
East Point
Waynesboro
Lawrenceville
Georgia
Schwarzwerre
Edwards
Hays
Washington
Cole
A. O Nix
Witham EB. Simmona le
Wera
Am Nieang
Post Office
Tedeon Lyons
Steeple Jack in Court Over License Dispute
Macon February 19 Special Reporter W F Ramseur known as Steeple Jack faced Call Officer Reddy who tried to serve him a license citation atop the smoke rack at the Macon Railway and Light power plant. Ramseur was fined 35 with suspension after he secured a license, with Alderman Sam Mayer pushing to regularize this line of work.
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Macon
W. FL Rumseur
Reddy
Macon Railway and Light Company
Manshd Fe
Ramseur
Sam Mayer
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Anh
Cate Cny
Miss Millicant Evans
Blue Monge
John Corrigan, Jr
Burleson
Butt
Reme
P. H. Maund
Mem P Hf Maund
Greenberg, Bund & Thamfield
Frank Siler
Wesses Memorial Church
A. H. Edmondson
Gus" Cox
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Uma
Thea
Cooper
Central Bureau OF Detectives
Rose Point
En Lace
Rock Lawn
Chamberlin~Johnson- DuBose Company
Sorrigas
Bis
Freedman’s Savings Bank
Sa Cue
R.A. Astley
Allen-Sparks Gas Light Co
Tansing
Michigan
Bellevue Hotel
Aie
Jo Mocetory
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