Kitchin Vows to Challenge Insurgent Republicans
Washington February 24 special insurrection rumor centers on Representative Claud Kitchin aiming to expose and oppose insurgent Republicans labeled as anti Cannonites. Kitchin cites loyalty of Minnesota and Ohio members to Speaker Cannon and questions their public stance versus private support. He suggests near insurgents must choose between insurgency or caucus alignment with Cannon, hinting at possible political clashes in Congress.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Tonerrow
Claud ‘Kitchin
North Carolina
Kitchin
Tha Speaker
Minnesota
Ohio
House
Cannon
Great Celebration in Jefferson's Honor
Washington February 24 Special A great democratic celebration in honor of Jefferson birthday is planned by the National Democracy the democratic organization of the capital and the democratic congressional campaign committee to be held in Washington on April Invitations to a select number of big men in the party have been sent out Governors Harmen Ohio Brown Georgia Marshall Indiana and Bhaltenberger Nebraska are among those invited A celebration is planned for the same day at Indianapolis and Governor Marshall may attend or stay in his state Four Candidates in Race Statesboro Ga February 24 Special The fourth candidate was added in the race for representative this week when Joshua Everett a farmer in the upper section of the county announced There are two representatives from Bulloch county up to this time there are four candidates with a probability of more Some talk of an early primary for county offices but no decision yet
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Jefferson
National Democracy
Democratic Organization of the Chiatriot of Columbia
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Harmen
Ohio
Brown
Georgia
Marshall
Indiana
Bhaltenberger
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Statesboro
Joshua Everett
Bulloch County
IML
Bailey
Congress
United States
Wis
Ule
Calleagoon
Batley
Roosevelt
Sleep and digestion affect next day energy
A fragment notes that food not fully digested can ferment in the stomach and cause gas, disturbing sleep and leaving one more tired the next day. It emphasizes the link between meals and rest quality in a cautious, general health tone.
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The readable portion presents a garbled OCR text fragment with unclear persons events and locations making a precise summary impossible. No verifiable names dates or places are detectable to anchor a concrete news item.
Local School Board Names New Teachers and Supernumeraries
The board announced new schools and a thorough vaccination check of students conducted by Superintendent W M Slaton. Elected supernumeraries and regular teachers include Mary Holcomb Mabel Parks Lucile Youngblood Jule Goods Vera Summer Rose Moran Emmie Childress Neil Wilygon Patt Harrison Alma Curtis and Charlotte Middleton. Slaton will take leave next week to attend the National Education Association meeting in Indianapolis March 1 2 3 and 4.
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Folowhig
Misses Mery
Holcomb
Mabel Parks
Lucile Youngblood
Jule Goods
Vera Summer
Rose Moran
Emmis’ Childress
Neil Wilygon
Patt Harrison
Alma Curtis
Charlotte Middleton
Slaton
Department of Superintendents
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Endless chain scheme troubles Nashville post office
Washington reports Mrs. Rosie Abrahams started an endless chain for bereaved Hebrew Infantasylim in New York. Letters were sent to Nashville, and postmaster refused mail not identified by return cards. Inspectors issued a bulletin, urging public judgment as letters flood continue.
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Washington
Rosie’ Abrahams
New York
Nashville
Post Office
Taft outlines seven priority bills after New York trip
Washington reports President Taft, returning from a two day stop in New York and Newark, conferred with Congress about his legislative program. He emphasized four to five party pledged measures, including postal savings banks, strengthening interstate commerce laws, and conservation bills with land withdrawal powers, plus anti injunction, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, Alaska government reform, federal incorporation, and a public health bureau. He noted he has not abandoned other recommended measures.
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Washington
New York
Newark
N. J
Taft
Houses of Congress
Congress
Lst
Postal Savings Banka
New Mexico
Arlezon
Alaska
First National of Milledgeville Cleared to Open Bank
The First National Bank of Milledgeville is authorized to begin business with 50000 dollars capital. Julius A. Horne serves as president and C. McKinley as cashier. Special report from Washington dated February 24.
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First National
Milledgeville
Washington
First National Bank
Julius A. Horne
C. McKinley
Mrs J B Alford Buried At Mount Zion Church
Mrs James B Alford of Hartwell Ga was buried Wednesday afternoon at Mount Zion Methodist church She is survived by her husband James B Alford and children A N Alford president of Farmers and Merchants bank Mrs William J Neese Mrs Mary Estes Mrs Asa C Vickery Lincoln Co William J Alford Miami Ga and Mrs Jefferson D Turner Maysville Ga
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J. B. Alford
Hartwell
Spevelal
James B. Alford
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Wiliam J. Alford
Miami, Ga
Jefferson D. Turner
Maysville
Fire at Girard causes major stock losses
Fire at Girard Alabama damages a mercantile stock owned by J. W. hos with an estimated loss near $19,000 and insured for about $3,000. The report from Columbus Georgia notes the incident occurred February 24 with scattered details.
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Girard
Columbus
Knowlea
Ala
J. Vw
Mayor Moore Returns to Macon After Florida Fishing Tour
Mayor John T. Moore returns to Macon with a party of prominent local businessmen after a Florida fishing tour. Clerk Bridgep Smith reported a fine catch of trout during the trip, while others in the group noted hunting doves.
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Moore
Macon
John T. Moore
Mcon Big
Florida
Roe Gulty
Bridgep Smith
Carolina Rivers at Flood Stage
Heavy winter rains across the southeastern South Carolina region push the Congaree Watergo and Santos rivers toward flood stage tonight or tomorrow. The U S Weather Bureau has warned low land sections likely to be threatened by rising waters.Columbia recorded 4.20 inches in 24 hours with lighter totals elsewhere.
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Columbia, & C
South Carolina
Columbia
Congaree
Watergo
Santos
United States Weather Bureau
Columbie
North Carolina
Notable Educator Visits Capitol and School Convention
Dr Wyckliffe Rose of Washington DC, a leading educator, visited the Capitol to meet State School Superintendent Jere Pound and praise the ongoing state school convention. State school commissioners gathered to discuss school matters and arrange the national convention at indlangpont with attendees including Duggan Brittain Lanter Sapp Steele Howell. Governor Brown appointed John Corrigan Jr as official Georgia delegate to the Bureau of Standards meeting on the 26th.
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Wyckliffe Rose
Washington
DD. C
United States
Capitol
Jere Pound
Indlangpont
M. ‘L. Duggan
M. L. Brittain
W. V. Lanter
Jenkins
J. C. Sapp
Whitfield
L. J. Steele
DeKalb
W. 5. Howell
Meriwether
Brown
John Corrigan, Jr
The
Constitution
Georgia
Bureau of Standards
G A R Commander Arrives For Georgia Encampment
R VanSant ex governor of Minnesota and commander-in-chief of the Grand Army arrives in Allente for the annual tour of inspection from Florida. He attends the Georgia division encampment at Knights of Pythias hall for elections and a reception at Piedmont hotel. General Clement C will attend as commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans.
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S. R. VanSant
Minnesota
Grend
Army of the Republic
Allente
Florida
Mra. Vangant
Vangant
Georgia
Grand Army
Knights of Pythiad Hall
Itser
Clement
The
United Confederate Veterans, Us
Bailey Attacks Postal Savings Bank in Senate Debate
Senator Bailey of Texas dominates the crowded senate chamber with a forceful, constitutional critique of the postal savings plan. He argues no federal power justifies government deposits, warns of creeping government intrusion, and urges private thrift over public guarantees. The chamber remains attentive as a vote on the bill is set for March 7.
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Latore
Hank
Bailey
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Bank clerk stole 144000 after $12 weekly pay
Boston February 24 George W Coleman missing bookkeeper for National City Bank Cambridge aiding a $144,000 shortage was paid $12 weekly. He allegedly kept a private account at the Boston Kissel Kar Kompany where he managed operations and forged checks cashed elsewhere then hidden in clearing house records.
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Boston
George W Coleman
National City Bank of Cambridge
Kissel Kar Kompany
Ashea
Mlearing House
Fragmentary Sports Note From Night Event
Partial OCR fragment notes a late night skate or race with two participants medaling, but text is unreadable for full details. No clear names, places, dates, teams, or outcomes are discernible in the fragment.
Debating League Formed Among Prep Schools
Representatives from five local preparatory schools met at Peacock's School for Bore last Wednesday to discuss an Interscholastic declamatory contest. Boys High, Peacock's, and Technological High have agreed to enter, with two speakers per school possible. If plans succeed, speaking will be held in the Auditorium and the schools are eager for the event's success.
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Peacock’s School
Bore
Boys ’High
Technological High School
Peacock's School
Marist College
Georgia Military Academy
Boys’ High School
Four Injured In Florida Wreck Near Medulla
A head on collision between a passenger train bound for Fort Meade and an extra work train on the Winston and Bone Valley line near Medulla Florida left five injured. Engineers escaped with their lives, while L B Jones was paralyzed from the waist and trapped under wreckage. Foreman John Moore suffered a broken thigh and severe bruising. G W Chastain sustained deep cuts. a negro passenger had a broken leg. no passengers were seriously hurt.
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Lakeland
Fla
Medulla
Winston and
Bone Valley
Hire
Fort Meade
L. B. Jones
John Moore
Kathleen
Ami
G. W. Chastain
Lake City
Tuberculosis Sunday Declared for 215000 Churches
New York reports the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a nationwide Tuberculosis Sunday on April 24. Sermons will be held in churches across the United States, with clergy instructed beforehand by local and state associations and boards of health.
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New York
United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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Boards of Health
National Association
Swain Killed in Georgia by Unknown Assailant
Adrian Georgia February 24. Jenn Swain was killed near W. E. Moore’s home by an unseen killer after a confrontation involving a man named Hutcherson. Swain had been seeking his separated wife and shot at Hutcherson as he fled. Coroner’s inquest offered no definite culprit.
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Adrian
Jenn Swain
W. E. Moore
Swain
Hutcherson
Moore
Pastor Moves from Montgomery to Newport Tennessee
Rev J W O Hara, after six years as pastor of Clayton Street Baptist Church in Montgomery Alabama, accepts a call to lead the Baptist church in Newport Tennessee, effective soon. The transition marks a notable clergy shift in the region.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. W. O'Hara
Clayton Street Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Newport, Tenn
Georgia Supreme Court judgments and appeals listed
Supreme Court judgments affirmed and reversed from multiple counties with names Powell Allen Holmes Baker v Baker and others. Court of Appeals cases argued and submitted including Southern Railway and carroll, Hall, Floyd, and Fulton counties. Rehearings denied in some actions.
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Powell
E. F. Dupree
Rawls
Nowell
Miller
Worrldl
J. Geer
Cave
Lougee & Zimmer
DeKalb
Judga Roan, Payne, Little & Tones
King & Spalding
Tysa, Peeples & Jordan
Tolbert
City of Rome
Floyd —Sudge Wright
M. B
Rubenks
WJ. Nunnally
Newman
V. Thompson
Haralson
Edwards
J. M
Prostor and Gamble Company
Worritt
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Glerke
Ku Collins
Hoke Smith
Mitchell
Locomotive Engineers’ Life and Accident’ Insurance Association Wy
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Edgewood Avenue
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John J. Woodside
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Fitzhugh Knox
Knox Construction Co
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Whitehall Street
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Ramsey & Nickoll Ivy
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Supreme Court OF GA
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Owigwam
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T. A. Saye
Stegall
Sa¢tben
East Point
G. McMillan
R. P. Thompson
Piedmont Lodge
Masons Temple
Ua. Paul
P. Reese
W. M Henry M. Wood
Atlanta Floral Company
Peachtree Street Flowers
Nemo Klaw
Erlanger
Klimt & Ga
Wayne Musical Comedy Company
Sual Matinees
Governor, Girl and Wise Day
the Money Wiaker
Kathleen Clifford
Arthur Will
Betty
Sperry
Ray
Two Beards
Bradley & Maloney
Lane
Downell
Oscar Loraine
Lyceum
Anthony Fiala
North Pole
Dr. H. Jensen
Whitehall St
Atlanta Hardwood Company
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Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
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