More Food Crops and Less Cotton Urged by Farmers Union
A Florid a farmers meeting urged shifting focus from cotton to food crops to ease economic strain. Speakers including B. F. Duckworth and Fred D. Wimberly pressed unity among Georgia and Florida farmers, criticizing high prices and intermediates. The group endorsed the acresage report urging more food crops and less cotton.
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Farmers’ Union
House of Representatives
Wall Street
Bt. F. Duckworth
Farmers' ‘Union
Fred D. Wimberly
Sheppard
Florida State Union
Georgia
Charles H. Warner Appointed Rural Free Delivery Carrier
Charles H. Warner has been appointed rural free delivery carrier for the Georgia Postal district. Frank Furlers serves as sub, route 3, at Sasser. The designation reflects the ongoing expansion of rural mail service and the assignment of duties to Furlers in associated routes.
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Georgia
Washington
Charles H. Warner
Frank Furler
Sasser
City considers hat rule compromise for moving pictures
A special council committee plans a compromise ordinance on hats in theaters. The draft would allow daytime hat wear but require removal after a set evening hour, addressing women's comfort and men's visibility amid a drop in attendance and ongoing debate. councilmembers Hancock Grant Candler Johnston Pomeroy lead the talks with invited public input.
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General Council
Hancock
Ann Man Grent
Candler
Johnston
Pomeroy
Cold Wave Forecast From Great Lakes Region
A new cold wave is moving toward the area from near the Great Lakes and is expected to bring freezing weather for the rest of the week. Officials say this wave could mark the season’s coldest conditions in many places, with St Louis reporting just below zero yesterday morning.
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Great Lakes
St.Luis
Mercury
Early Spring Teases Weather And Baseball Hopes
The article recalls mild spells and a forecast of freezing temperatures, noting a warm spell that felt like spring. It mentions baseball season anticipation, cravings for warm treats, and a playful aside about a local park outing. The tone mixes casual chatter with remarks on changing seasons.
Cold snap deepens across Ohio valley and Great Lakes
A weather report notes a storm centered over the Ohio valley and Great Lakes. Temperatures fall sharply with below freezing unlikely in the area, despite forecasts of a cold northern wind. The day sees record chill in Cincinnati and St Paul areas.
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Cincinnati
St. Paul
Milan
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Immunity Baths to End if Senate Approves Bill
Washington February 24 Immunity baths will be a thing of the past if the Senate concurs in the bill passed today by the house repeating that section of the revised statutes which has allowed witnesses who testified in certain cases to escape from being prosecuted In connection with the cases Representative Diekema of Michigan declared the government had been defrauded by means of the statute because immunity was often granted under and beyond the limit of immunity provided by the constitution
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Washington
Senate
House
Diekema
Michigan
Seth Low speaks at Tuskegee Institute dedication
Tuskegee Alabama February 23 Hon Seth Low former mayor of New York City told students he was a New York state farmer during the dedication of the Milbank Agricultural building which marks Tuskegee Institute s commitment to expanded agricultural teaching The gift of Mrs Elizabeth M Anderson of New York City funds the building and a memorial tablet honors Alexander White of Brooklyn for his support of industrial education at Tuskegee
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Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Seth Low
New York City
New York State
Low
Milbank Agricultural
Tuskeyes Today
J. A. Wilkinson
W.3. Campbell
Robert C. Ogdan
James , Wood
New York
Elizabeth M. Anderson
Jis
White
Nates
Kentucky Senate Report Blasts Governor Wilson Over Militia
Sensational Kentucky Senate report accuses Governor Willson of violating the constitution by taking control of the militia without civil authority, criticizes the adjutant general, and notes $289,198 spent on the militia in under two years amid tobacco war and night rider troubles. It calls for a full overhaul of military laws and an investigation into expenditures and actions, including a raid on a Masonic lodge.
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Frankfort
Senate of
Kentucky
Willson
Adjutant General's Office
Alsoi
Loutasiile
W. B. Haldeman
la Port and Parce
Louisville
Loutaville
Commonwealth
Female policeman arrests man in New Orleans case
In New Orleans in February 1943 a female probation officer Mrs C. Kennelly of the juvenile court led a man named Mitchell Herman to surrender for failing to support his children. Herman pledged total abstinence and was released.
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C. C. Kennelly
New Orleans
Fragments Signal Need for Better Stent Understanding
The readable text hints at confusion around stent nature and its physical aspects. It underscores a demand for clearer definitions, improved terminology, and more precise descriptions to aid patient care and engineering discussions.
Camel bite kills man at Terrace Park hamlet
Cincinnati February '23 report of Hamilton county's first fatal camel bite. Martin Garner, 66, worked at the winter quarters of a sericus messenger at Terrace Park. A humpbacked camel struck his knee, leading to blood poisoning and his death after a month of suffering.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Corore Ges
Cintcinnati
Reading Company Reduces Work Hours Amid Slowing Traffic
Philadelphia February 23 officials announce that the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company has ordered a reduction of hours in locomotive and car shops to eight per day starting February 20. The move aims to cut shop expenses by about 15 percent due to falling traffic and revenue.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Postal Bank Measure Facing Continued Difficulties in Senate
Washington notes on February 23 report the postal savings bank bill still tangled in opposition. Senators Bailey and Rayner plan to push formal debate tomorrow while Carter weighs a vote. Root and Smoot amendments push for placing postal funds in government securities, blocking the bill's path. Carter, sponsor, remains uncertain about the measure's fate as positions hold firm.
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Washington
Postal Savings’ Bank Bil
Senate
Bailey
Rayner
Carter
Laymen conference selects officers in Texas meeting
Dallas February officers chosen to serve two years at the laymen's conference of the Methodist Church South. President John B. Pepper of Memphis. First Vice President C A Ireland Worth Caroling. Second Vice President W G Thames Virginia. Third Vice President D H Aberncathy Pittsburgh Texas. Treasurer F M Daniel Little Rock Ark. Secretary W R Stubbs Georgia with Nashville headquarters. nominating committee C A Sanford Stickman Texas J B Carr North Carolina T Southgate Virginia. Executive committee to be named later for 1912 meeting place.
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Dallas
Texas
The
Methodist Church, South
John B. Pepper
Memphis
C. A Ireland
Worth Caroling
W. G. B. Thames
Virginia
H. Aberncathy
Pittabure
F. M. Daniel
Little Reek
Ark
W. R. Stubbs
Georgia
Nashville
Tenn
A. Sanford
Stickman
Carr
North Carolina
Southgate
Columbus Lawyers Defend Contempt Case Remarks
Lawyers in the contempt case against Roy Bagley protested in open court against published reports they called exaggerated. Judge Gilbert regretted any perceived rebuke, noting he meant no reflection. Bagley paid a $10 contempt fine. a Black man also fined, and the whisky sale case against Bagley was continued.
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Columbus
Roy Bagley
Agaimst
Gilbert
Bagley
Deposits Barred to Insolvent Banks Passed Favorably
Washington February 23 A bill to enact into federal law a provision making it a felony for officers or employees of national banks to receive money on deposit when the bank is insolvent was favorably reported by the House Banking and Currency Committee. The committee found no existing law making it a prison offense to receive deposits.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Hartly Elected Pike County Commissioner Over Barrett
Hartly defeats Barrett in Pike County election with a small margin. In Barnesville district the vote was nearly two to one in favor of Hartly, as reported from Barnesville on February 23. The result reflects a spirited county commissioner race with Hartly emerging the winner.
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Pike County
Barrett
Barnesville
Speal
Pike
W. M. Hartly
Cured by Two Sets of Cuticura Remedies
A patient details years of itching all over the body, failing to gain relief from doctors, hospital care, and various remedies. Despite spending fortunes, the sufferer worsened until using Cuticura treatments, which led to improvement. The report follows a testimonial style common to medical ads of the era.
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Pein
Wien
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