Robbery Incident Involving Mrs Winters At No 108 West Ourgia Wen
Mrs Sfeart Winters of No 108 West Ourgia Wen was held and robbed in her house by a group including Carr Williams and Ahmed Currie early morning at 2 07. Winters locked the door and kept the key. later the robbers fled with money as Mr Winters struggled. Police were called as officers arrived near the scene.
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Sfeart Winters
West Ourgia
Carr
Williams
Heeman
Gottina
Winters
Currie Willaims
Mr. Winters
Noice Borrichs
Textile mills cut hours with pay kept in city initiative
The Riverdale mills reduce daily hours from eleven to ten starting January while keeping wages unchanged. About 900 workers at the two mills gain a raise in effective earnings due to the hours cut. C L Parham leads the plan, aiming to extend the action to nearby textile industries.
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Rimide
Raossilie Novlen
C L Parham
C L Parham of the Riverwde Culls
Gil Textile Industries
Sheridan Sails for Manta With Armor Supplies
The transport Sheridan left port for Manta today carrying 1Tls passengers and large quantities of armor supplies.
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Sheridan
Francisca
Manta
Death of Missouri Governor’s Wife Mary Elizabeth Docker
Jefferson City Missouri January 21 Mrs Mary Elizabeth Docker wife of Governor Backer died at 45 after several weeks of heart illness She amused herself at the doctors during treatment and said she could not get well despite the end near She was born in 1880 a native of Missouri and a descendant of Commodore Pers Right children died in infancy and none survived
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Jefferson City
Mary Elizabeth Docker
Backer
Dockery
Wissouri
Commodore Pers
Three Widows Sue Over Death Of Same Man
Three Greenville area widows pursue damages from the Southern Railway after the death of Robert Simpson in a wreck near Spartanburg on November 2. Attorneys clash over who holds letters of administration as the case seeks to define rightful claimants and the fate of pending suits.
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Spartanburg
Robert Simpson
Simpsons
Green Ville
Pickens
Greenville
Law
Southern Railway
Simpson
Pickens Coun’s
ME Ansel
Spirtinbirg
WcCullough & McBain
Pimmson
Miss Clara Sweeting Killed By Boy at Pine Barrow
In an accidental shooting near Pine Barrow Miss Clara Sweeting was killed instantly. The weapon discharged from a small rifle held by Paul Lambert as they walked along railroad tracks. Lam bert reportedly fled with the revolver after the accident.
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Pendicela
Speer
Clara Sweeting
Pine Barrow
Paul Lambert
Tmo
Mior
Lambert Wis
Cedentalls
Iads
Woman Gives Life for Baby Boy in Pittsburgh Era
In a Pittsburgh area obituary fragment, Mabel Foster Clark is noted as the mother of a newborn girl and wife of William A. Clark Jr, son of Senator William Clark. The text recalls familial ties and a tragic death, with references to long-ago marriages and hopes for wealth. The passage blends dates around 1901 and later events, portraying a historic family loss and social links.
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Tritte
Ore Willam A Clark Jr
Mabel Foster Clark
Pittsbury
John Ro Loster
Pinte
Willam A Clark Jr
Wooa Clark
William A Clark Jr
Flick
Woo Clark Jr
Fire Laddies Strike Ends After Rightful Public Sentiment
A Hoiston Texas fire department member who struck at midnight last night ended the action today after public sentiment turned strongly against the strike. The city council held a special meeting and signaled that if the firemen did not call off the strike, replacements would be sought promptly. Following the strike, the council agreed to consider higher wages for the firefighters.
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Hoiston Tex Tannas
Fire Department
Odell Re-Inaugurated as New York Chief Executive
Governor Odell Jr was inaugurated for a second term in Albany amid a brillant ceremony with national guard presence and large crowds. He urged capital and labor accord and warned against legislation favoring one side, calling for careful canal policy and minimal public expenditure.
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New York
Albany
B HR Odell Jr
National Guard
Odell
Whisky caught in BlacKy South Carolina Revenuers capture team
A raid in the upper county nets mule, 18 gallons of liquor. The driver fled as officers seized the mule team in the road. The event is reported from Greenville on January 3.
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South Carolina
Judge Little Resigns From Georgia Supreme Court
Judge Little resigns from the Georgia Supreme Court citing ill health and arduous duties. Associate Justice William A. Little resigns effective January 18. Colonel Joseph Ro Lamir of Regent Augusta appointed to fill the unexpired term. Governor Terrell acknowledged the honor of electing him and accepted the resignation after brief deliberation.
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Juslice Willam
Supreme Court of Georgia
Joseph Ro Lamir
Rmoe Augusta
Letrell
Justice Littles
Lamer
Aly
Lop
Nectavinl
Gos
Iss Setate
Supreme Court of Geegia
U. Onish & Ushhass
Georgia
Gesius
Bittle
Fatius
Terr
William
Atlanta
Tam
van Hie
Joseph M Terroull
Little
Tettel
Lamar
J_R Lamir
W A Uitth
House of Representatives
United States
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Fair Years
Judge Lamar
Terrell Yesterdig
Boykin Wright
Candler
Terrell
Augusta
Laelenor
Judge Little Praised As He Plans to Return Home
Bro8o8 regrets that Pustlee Little wished to sever ties with the state’s highest tribunal and lauds Judge Little for faithful service. Elected in 1900 for a six year term, he faced health rumors but never planned resignation. He intends to resume law practice in Columbus after his Supreme Court tenure, with a record praised for juristic ability.
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Pustlee Little
Judge Little
How to Drink Milk and Aid Digestion in Convalescence
A vintage advert discusses sipping hot milk to ease digestion and suggests taking one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to boost gastric juices. It touts benefits for adults and children with indigestion, sleep- related irregularities, and convalescence, claiming the tablets strengthen the stomach and improve digestion.
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Urda
Vivian Green Not Yet Buried Sparenhurst
The body of Vivian Green, aged four, remains at home in Sparenhurst as officials report ongoing suspicion of death. Funeral arrangements have not been completed ten days after the death, with no burial performed and the body still covered.
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Vivian Green
Sparenhurst
Vavien Saen
LA Green
Spatramburg
Ben Delace
Boul
Judge Little resigns from Georgia Supreme Court
Governor Terrell accepts Judge W A Little's resignation effective January 13 and appoints Colonel Lamar to the unexpired term. The letter expresses gratitude to Georgians for his service. Judge Lamar accepts the post, and the governor congratulates him amid widespread approval.
State Prison Reports Finances and Health in North Carolina
Raleigh NC January 1 Special The biennial report to Governor Atcock shows a $10100 appropriation two years ago to cover penitentiary debts from the previous fusion administration and a current cash balance of $2007 plus net assets totaling over $50909 for the period. Four convicts building a millway in Mitchell County to be moved January 20 face cold weather and pneumonia risk. Bug Cimber Company Consolidation Forms Dixon Lumber Company in Savannah with Dison Lumber forming a wholesale grocery group. Dison president John E Kos, James M Orvon secretary-treasurer, and Dixon Mills in Egypt Scarboro Lillahole and Wrnningen.
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Ralegh NC
Atcock
Mitchell County
Mountiny Lmt
Bug Cimber Company
Invah
Special
Dison Lumber Comcan
James “McOues
Tomahawked by an Indian Creeping Bear encounters in Oklahoma
Creeping Bear an unnamed Cheyenne Indian is jailed in Memphis awaiting injury results on former Officer George Millard after a clash last night. Millard was struck with a tomahawk and hospitalized with nonfatal injuries that worsened today. Creeping Bear, from a Reno, Oklahoma, reservation, says Millard insulted him first and claims Carlisle Indian School graduation.
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Memphis ‘Tenn
Januay
Creeping Bear
George Millard
Millard
Mullard
Nere
Hear ii Reno Okla
Carlisle Indian School
London journalistic lunatic jailed for fantasy costume salute demand
A London journalist dressed in a wild costume assaulted a gendarme in the street demanding why he did not salute the Emperor Napoleon. He was arrested and moved to a station then an asylum as doctors declared him dangerous. A medical board refused his explanation and a special commission was appointed to review his case.
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London Navy
Desrious
Bis
Medical Board of Examiner
ABC
Toe
Appointment of Hon JR Lamar to Georgia Supreme Court
Augusta Bar and citizens congratulate Hon JR Lamar on his Georgia Supreme Court appointment. The telegram from Judge Beacey notes Lamar as one of the state’s ablest and most popular men, native of Augusta, with a long legal career and education at the University of Georgia. He once served in the federal assembly and is praised for public service and past achievements.
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Logan
Chattanooga Tenn
Cd Clark
Harvey Logan
Knesville
Unitech States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Joseph Mio Terrell
Atlanta
State of Georgia
JR Lamar
Supreme Court
Boykin Wright
J _C C¢ Black
Augusta
C Beacey
Lamar
Auguste
Ino
H C Foster
University of Geersizard
Law Dependment Af
Washington
Jeweler Langley Falls From Exposition Hotel Porch
A jeweler of 208 Decatur Street, YF Langley, was severely injured after being pushed from a second floor porch at the Exposition Hotel at Decatur and Butler. He claimed two men forced him over the railing. John Smith and Minnie Jones were detained on suspicion following detective work. Langley, reportedly drunk, had earlier spoken with Smith and visited the hotel with the two in question. He was taken to Grady Hospital and remained in critical condition.
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Langley
Decatur Street
Grady Hospital
Exposition Hotel
Decatur
Butler Streets
Bleysle
Covington
Lanford
John Smith
Minnie Jones
Langle
Smith
Exness- Gon
Langless
Jones
JI Langley
Minnie“ Tam
OSS
Travel fare notice for holiday period to Louisville Raleigh and more
A fragmented public notice outlines holiday rail and bus fare details from Walter Clark, Tustaceola, Hy chet justice promotion. It mentions return limits and tickets priced around 53 with dates spanning December 1992 to January 3, 1993, for teachers, students, and colleges. Information directs readers to Lenbeck District Passenger for full details.
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Louisville
Nedle
Lickets Solid
Umit Dar
Tighets
Lenbeck
Passeng Lanta
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Wiss Sweeting
Buster Tean
Henry McCaull
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Henry King
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Buchanan County
Wardinm
Mingo
West Virgins
Gio
RWSL
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Whitehall
Gov Odell
Joseph B. Lamar
Justice Little
Jos R
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Justicd Wilwaw
The
Supreme Court of Georma
Bee Orgearaegs
Asty Hed
Addrasa Starling Remedy
Chicago
S . Feros
State Prison
North Carolina
Memphis
A. J. Langley
Ted
Raleign
Walter Clark
Tustaceola
Eames
Sears
Mj Vestin Vine
Nes Ainst
Ther
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Lanta
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