Anger Shown On Stand By Duncan B Cooper
A Tennessee court recounts Colonel Cooper facing sharp cross examination as he defends his actions and political attacks surrounding Carmack and Patterson. The aged witness denies conspiracies, discusses editorial attacks, and recalls the Nashville press and The American in relation to the 1949 campaign and a deadly confrontation.
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Duncan B. Cooper
Hart
Saxviae
Lancet
Cooper
Carmack
Dows
Fitzingh
Patterson
Nashville Papern
Tall
Carmeck
Papern
Fitzhugh
Thors Renator
Ewing
Craig
Galene Conpar
Petterson
Bat Ewing
Gooper
Zweibund
Yau
Saya
Binssum
Bourgeon
Eax
Memphia News-Schpitac
Cernath
Atare
Louisville
Moet Convernce
Coxt
Louieville
Pulaski
Cox
Senate
Robin
Sharp
EF. W. Carmack
Col Duncan B Cooper on the Witness Stand
Lawmakers debate ship subsidy to make port with Democrats denouncing graft. House may vote next week. subsidy estimated at 3.6 million annually to aid existing lines to South America, the Philippines, China, Japan, and Australia. Edwardes defends Roosevelt secret service stance amid broader fiscal and legal controversies.
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Duncan B. Cooper
House of Representatiies
Senate
Matt Subsmitz BO
Maida
Democrats
South America
Phlippines
China
Japan
Au Trala
Wil Beatin
Representative Bell
Georsia
Edwardes
Roosevelt
Hawaris
Geornie
Secret Service
Uncle Sam
Wayte Dor
Washington
South Carolina Dipenne
The Stomach of the Child Promoting Healthy Digestion
An early 20th century health advisory stresses parental duty to protect a child's stomach. It links poor eating to nervousness, fatigue, sleep disruption, and digestion issues, urging Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy and promising quick nourishment and improved appetite. The ad lists Marvell Michigan as the contact location.
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Chad
Tar
J Stuart
Multiple Death Notices From Georgia In Sharp Telegraph Summary
A Georgia telegram reports several obituaries and funeral notices. Gene Booth of Waycross died in Mississippi. his body to be brought home for interment. Mrs. Sarah Ollinger, widow of Joseph Olinger, died at 20 West North Avenue. funeral this afternoon with Dr. B. Witmer officiating. Jack Anglin, son of Mr and Mrs James Anglin, died of pneumonia at a private sanitarium. service at Greenbens chapel and burial in Porterdale. Robert L. Williams, an ex-constable, died after a short illness. funeral in East Point with interment at College Park. Judge Latimer of Lumpkin died, aged 78, long-time public servant. service at Dread Street home. S. C. Morgan of Egypt, Emory College senior Sitinay C Morwan died at home in Exynt, Ga., while aiming to graduate in June. he was active in literary work and football. born August 22 in Guyton, Ga.
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Colonel Cooper
Sen_tor Carmmeek
Colony
Mr. Fitzhugh
Legge
Fitehage
Camasck
Sarah Ollinger
Sarah Gilinger
Wis
Joseph Olinger
West North Avenue
B. Witmer
Westview
Jack Anglin
Jack
End Mire
James Anglin
Greenbens
Bond
Robert L. Williams
Assante
Eliza Willams
East Point
College Irk Galle
Asch
Marie
Louise
Alina
Fale
Kate
Latimer
Lumpkin
Judes Latimer
Troup
Third Georgia
Wifa
Jennie B Latimer
Albert J Litele
Abdreyine
Alan
A W Latimer
H Latimer
Near Here
Obie Latimer
South Georgie
Dread Street
S. C. Morgan
Egypt
Emory College
Oxford
Dudames H Dickey
Sitinay
C Mor- Wan
Exynt
Heskyayn
Itz
Iiterary
Pew Literary Society
Guytot. Ga
Wirz Monument Debate Drags Savannah UDC Votes
Savannah chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy passes a resolution to support the Wirz monument plan and vote for Richmond as the site. If Richmond loses, Savannah casts twelve votes for Andersonville. if both fail, delegates remain free. A meeting in Atlanta is noted for further action.
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Savannah
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond
Savanneh
Andersonville
United
Nanny Goat Sought to Save Ill Infant in Appealing Ad
A distressed father seeks a nanny goat to heal his four month old son, hoping the goat’s milk will save the child. The plea appears in The Constitution with details about Addrena J and the Eagle family, and notes two infants died previously.
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Addrena J
Dhie
Constitution
John A Eegis
Henry R Eagle
Root
Ant
Eagie
Bailey criticizes expurgation of reports on alcohol traffic probe
Washington February 25 Senator Bailey Texas assailed the home commission report on alcohol traffic urging expurgation before public release. Senators Gallinger McCumber and Money pressed to strike the provision from the agricultural appropriation bill as Vice President Fairbanks ruled the amendment out of order.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of Appropriations
Bailey
Texas Today
Hoe Commission
Equor Commission
Gallinger
McCumber
Money
Fairbanks
Henry Jackson Hosts Newspaper Men in Washington Luncheon
Henry Jackson, energetic advocate, led a delegation from Atlanta to the inauguration, attending a luncheon where Woodward, president of the Military Academy, and others praised his efforts. The event was warmly received and Jackson delivered a commendable talk summarizing plans for Atlanta’s representation.
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Henry Jackeot
Nfort
Washington
Atlanta
Woodward
See Military Academy
Iackann Oy
Jaccum
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