Wholesale murder by Chinese bandits spreads fear in Linan Chow
Peking reports Bandita led by White Wolf killed 1 300 in Linan Chow January 2. Jesuit Father Rich slain. two foreigners held for ransom. Army of 25 000 Chinese troops moving toward White Wolf near Chengtane wan. 2 000 bandits, half with rifles. Officials warn of potential renewed rebellion if not exterminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
White Wolf
Linan-Chow
Nzan-Howei
Father Rich
Chengtanewan
Wilson Attacked Over Patronage Acts in House
Washington February 21 Representative Gillett of Massachusetts criticized President Wilson for patronage. He called the distribution of offices to Democrats by a college professor. He cited Otis Glazebrook of Elizabeth City as consul to Jerusalem under a disputed eight year rule and exams standard. Representative Townsend of New Jersey defended Glazebrook citing his Doctor of Divinity degree as qualification.
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Washington
Gillett
Republcan
Massachusetts
House
Wilson
Otis
Glazebrook
Elizabeth
Jerusalem
Townsend
New Jersey
Cuticura Soap Heals Severe Leg Sore in 1913 Testimonial
F. G. Dodson describes a severe leg infection linked to a cut that produced pimples and running sores. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the leg healed in three days of daily use, with further relief from two soaps and three ointment boxes. He notes the products are sold by druggists and offer liberal samples.
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Morris
Ale
F. G. Dodson
Cuticura
Dept ‘T
Boston
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruffless Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scalp tonic that removes dandruff and stops itching while nourishing and stimulating new hair growth. It claims quick results with daily rubbing, promises soft shiny hair, and offers a fifty cent bottle with refund if unsatisfied. The slogan features "The Girl with the Auburn Hair" on packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs Drug Stores
Sohl Tours Republic Co Managers Meeting and Clubhouse
G H Sohl, Southern District manager of Republic Rubber Co, returned Friday from Youngstown Ohio where he attended the annual district managers meeting and the opening of the companys new employees clubhouse. He noted upward of ten thousand attendees from Youngstown and beyond, praising the clubhouse as a permanent benefit to all connected with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H. Sohl
Republic Rubber Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Company
Soh
Schl
Tuskegee trustees visit Tuskegee Institute guests include Karl Rathgen
A special Tuskegee Institute party arrived in Tuskegee Alabama on Friday. The group included Professor Karl Rathgen exchange professor from Germany to Columbia University and several prominent journalists and professors. The visit aims to study Tuskegee's work and to gain insights for German colonial programs in Africa. The German government’s colonial committee supported the visit and noted that Tuskegee students introduced cotton culture in the German colony of Toxo over a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Als
Tuskegee Institute
Karl Rathgen
Germany
Columbia University
Forest P Hull
Boston Evening Transcript
Sylvester Baxter
Malden
Mass
George Kennan
Gertrude Walker
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ray
William Wilkinson
William G. Wilcox
James Roosevelt
New York City
Godfrey L Cabot
A. B Hull
Harold Peabody
Charles E Mason
Boston
S H. Wheeler
Bridgeport
Hamburg
Africa
Toxo
Louisiana Cane Men Fight Tariff Law
Washington February 21 Louisiana cane growers challenge tariff provisions matching Cuban reciprocity and sugar duty cuts. They seek an attorney general opinion on a serious conflict. no immediate steps planned but Supreme Court action possible. Officials including Pleasants Broussard and Dan Growers association discussed the case with Attorney General McReynolds, requested a formal opinion from Secretary McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loutal Bers Lawrences
Aave
Eir
Joe Suzat
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Pleasants
Broussard
Dan Growers
Treasury
McAdoo
Woman Sleuth and Pal Convicted of Perjury
Nellie Grant Guertin, a Boston private detective, and J Addison Patron, a railroad detective, were convicted in federal court of conspiring to give false testimony in a $375,000 damage claim against Mason Seaman Transportation. The jury recommended mercy. defendants remanded to the Tombs until Wednesday. The suit, heard last April before Judge Manek, aimed to prove Miss Guerin was injured in a May 9, 1911 taxi accident, but evidence showed no injury and that a head scar came from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nellie Grant Guertin
Boston
J Addison
Mason-Seaman Transportation Company
Manek
Miss Guerin
Italy to participate in Panama Pacific Exposition
Rome reports Prince Di Scalea says Italy will take part in the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and has appointed a commissioner but fears a $409,000 appropriation may be insufficient. A special commission asks if funds are adequate and negotiations with the United States continue amid calls for stronger Italian representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Prince di Scalea
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
San Francisco
United States
Valvagiori Peroni
Prince Ta Scale
Miss Blanche Ehrlich of Bainbridge Died in Savannah
Miss Blanche Ehrlich daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Ehrlich of Bainbridge died today at Telfair hospital in Savannah. She was a prominent young woman born and raised in the area and beloved for her personality. Survived by parents, a sister Mrs Sylvan Kronhem of New Orleans, and six brothers Abe Ehrlich of New Orleans Louis Ehrlich Baltimore Julian B Sigo and Mortimer Ehrlich of Bainbridge. Funeral will be held here Monday.
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Bainbridge
Blanche Ehrlich
H B Ehrlich
Telfair Hospital
Savannah
Sylvan Kronhem
New Orleans
Phrlich
New York
Abe Ehlich
Orleans
Louis Ehrlich
Baltimore
Julian B Sigo
Mortimer Ehrlich
LaGrange Editors Plan Long Foot Trip to Colorado
LaGrange Ga February 21 Editor J Roy McGinty of The LaGrange Graphic and his brother BM McGinty of Birmingham will walk from LaGrange to Denver and possibly Yellowstone Park. The trip aims to publicize Georgia along the route and promote literature distribution while avoiding hotels, with McGinty preparing to practice law on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
J Roy McGinty
LaGrange Graphic
BM McGinty
Birmingham
Denver
Colo
Yellowstone Park
McGinty
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Cherries D Mie- Kinney
Colorado
Atlanta
Roy
McGlary
My McGinty
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Law School
Graphic
Texas Prohis Name Ball for Governor in Texas Prohibition Rally
In Fort Worth on February 21 the Prohis convention nominated Thomas H Ball of Houston by acclamation for Governor. Ball endorsed submission of the liquor question to a 1915 preferential ballot and compulsory education. The convention did not nominate other officers and avoided deciding on 1937 or 1915 submission. A campaign fund of about 16 000 was authorized, based on a dollar per delegate, to support Ball. Ball previously led prohibition forces in the last Texas election where the state stayed wet by about 6 000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Thomas H Ball
Houston
Severno
Ball
Ueset
Wil W H Mayes
W P Lane
Prohibition
Sng
No More Prize Fights in Local Auditorium
Councilman Knight announced that the city owned Auditorium will no longer host prize fights. The committee under Knight’s chairmanship says prize fighting is not elevating and out of place in the building, which was previously used to fund Fifth Regiment repairs but now will be closed to boxing events.
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Dek Knight
Knight
Councilman Knights
Amstotium
Pantpis
Jenny Roe denies aiding former husband in prison case
Fort Worth Texas February 21 Attorneys for Mrs Jenny Roe widow of a Worth millionaire issued a statement denying a Los Angeles dispatch claim that Mr Roe accused the release from prison in Los Angeles of her former husband Gorham Tufts Jr and that Roe accompanied Tufts from the jail when he was released He is now in New York and has not been in California for most of the year Tufts faced retrial on a charge of misusing a power of attorney given by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texsa
Attorneya
Jenny Roe
Worth
Los Angeles Dispatch
Roe
Los Angeles
Gorham Tufts Jr
Tom
Hee
New York
Herttorneys
California
Tufts
Opening of Cordele depot marked with chamber luncheon
Cordele Ga February 21 Special under chamber of commerce auspices the opening luncheon for the new ion station here will be held March 2 with officials of the survival looking at Cordele. Talks will cover paving improvements the white way and Cordele's industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condéle Ga
Chamber of Commerce
Cordele
Carnegie Librarian Katharine Wootten Receives Continued Honor
Katharine Wootten, librarian at Carnegie Library, is invited for a second year to present a paper at the American Library Association annual meeting, this time on the development of southern library work over the past seven years. The move follows Miss Wallace and Miss Rankin’s prior honors in the southern association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wootten
Library Association
Katharine Wootten
Carnegie Library
Amercan Library Association
Washington
Benny Legler
Asuocmtion
Migs Wootten
Kaaterskol
New York
Masa Wootten
American Library Association
Atlanta
Asheville
Anne Wallace
South
Eleventh District Ighta of Pythias Elects Officers
Bird of Blackshear is named president for the year. Other officers include J F Harbin of Waycross as vice president, T H Miller of Waycross as secretary and treasurer, T Cook of Hazlehurst as master at arms, Tanner Brewer of Douglas as inner guard, and J F Youmans of Waycross as outer guard.
Patterson to visit Atlanta for southern agents convention
J H Patterson president of National Cash Register at Dayton arrives in Atlanta with other home office officials to attend the southern agents and managers convention at the Piedmont hotel Monday. He will speak on the company's history and growth and stay in the city through the convention. Patterson rose to prominence during the recent Caton flood for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Atlanta
Home Office
Piedmont Hotel
Patterson
Caton
Special Music Marking Memminger Festivity at All Saints
This Sunday marks Rev WoW Memminger's fourth anniversary at All Saints Church. the 11 o'clock service will feature a request program including Toure festival Te Deum in D major for four solo voices chorus and pipe organ, Macfarlanes Benedictup for women chorus with male voices in climax, and at offertory the solo quartet will perform Shelleys King of Love with violin obligato.
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Wow Memminger
All Saints Church
Macfarlanes
Benedictup
Shelleys
Epworth League Conference in Whigham Next Week
The Epworth League conference of the Thomasville district will be held in Whigham on Thursday and Friday, February 26 and 27, with a large attendance expected from about fifteen counties spanning Albany to the Alabama and Florida borders. Delegates and visitors will attend from the district’s wide territory.
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Nomelyiug
Epworth League
Thomasville
Whigham
Vinitora
Albany
Alabama
Exports from South Show Sharp Rise in Cotton Driven Trade
Washington reports a marked rise in American exports from the South for the first seven months of the fiscal year, totaling 9.0?.435 million, up from 694.9 million last year. The cotton export value alone rose by about 98 million compared with the prior period, aided by high cotton prices and strong demand.
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Washington
Horts
South
Department of Commerce
Feil and Meat and Dairy Revenue Shifts Noted
Revenue figures show an increase of $12,000,000 in feil and a further $13,000,000 rise in meat and dairy products. Breadstuffs fall by $19,006,000 and cottonseed shows a decline of $3,000,000.
Fragmented Query on Personal Wellness at Home
A user requests guidance on personal wellness and self treatment at home. The message is garbled but signals interest in dollar cost and methods men can use to treat themselves effectively. No specific individuals, dates, or organizations are identified.
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Cervors
Taney
Atlanta
LeMay
Atea
Wan
Infermat Arin
Conbolta Ion Dag
Macys
Andy Pio
Tony
Hughes
Will You Save 33 Cents a Day To Make $5 000 a Year
W T Wells near Wauchula Florida claims 33 cents a day yields up to $5,000 yearly from a small vegetable venture among young grapefruit and orange trees. The ad touts combinations soil as profitable, urging readers to study a proven income and consider a real opportunity today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W T Wells
Wauchula
Florida
Florida land scheme by Wauchula bankers attracts investors
A promotional notice touts a Florida land investment backed by local bankers led by treasurer Eugene Holtsinger and secretary A A Smith. It promises a year to inspect land, a potential income claim of 81000 to 4000 annually, per cent interest refunds, and a guided visit to the region with talks to grove owners and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Company of
Eugene Holtsinger
Hasteen
Tennessee
Florida
A A Smith
Alabama
A. Carlton
New Asthma Cure Method Offered For Free Trial
A novelty asthma remedy promises a free trial of a new method to end wheezing and breathing difficulty for all forms of asthma. It claims to help hopeless cases after failed inhalers and medicines and urges immediate coupon request without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson
Huffato NY
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G. H. Sohl
Meeting OF Republic CO
Mgrs
Pal
Miss Blanch Ehrlich
City OF Lagrange
Far West
J. Roy McGinty
R. M. McGinty
Carnegie
K.P
Mark
Memminger
Rkrissa Apa Ites
Atentconee Roche
W.edwards
London
Joseph Lister & Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Gentlemer
Corp
Newcams
Wauchula Development CO
Wauchula, Florida
Wanchala
Thomas Reed
Austell
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