Bramlett Goes To Trial In Third Murder Case
Hugh T. Bramlett faces a third trial in Greenville for the murder of his mother in law Mrs Lou C. McHugh. He was previously convicted in August 1919 and sentenced to death, with a new trial granted by the state supreme court after delays and jury exhaustion hindered earlier proceedings.
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Greenville
Monomanie
Defange
Hugh T. Bramlett
Courts of Sessions
Lou
C. McHugh
Bramlett
Supreme Court
Creomulsion Promises Cure For Chronic Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a universal remedy for chronic coughs and lung troubles. It claims twofold action against surface irritation and germs, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy asserts creosote as a key healing agent and notes benefits to appetite and weight, urging readers to consult their druggist.
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Grasteat Healing Agency
Olive Tablets advertised as liver booster cure-all
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to cleanse the liver and improve digestion. It claims they stimulate natural liver and bowel function, relieve bad taste and coating, boost energy, and aid digestion with a bedtime dose. Prices listed are 15¢ and 30¢.
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Nanevere
Sevik Bey
Navy Enlistment Pause Reported In Washington
Washington reports a temporary suspension of new naval enlistments. Only re-enlistments are authorized as the navy nears an estimated strength cap of 132000 men. If numbers dip, recruiting may resume.
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Washington
Navy
Congress
Central of Georgia seeks fund to buy equipment
The Central of Georgia Railway filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to create an equipment trust fund not exceeding 600000 dollars for equipment valued at 1066123 dollars. Trust certificates would bear 7 percent interest and be repaid in annual installments 11 to 25 years after issue. The Richmond Terminal Railway also sought permission to issue two notes totaling 25000 dollars, each 12500 dollars, to the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad and to the Atlantic Coast Line, bearing 6 percent interest and expiring January 1, 1924.
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Washington
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richmond Terminal Railway Company
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Senate Overrides the President's Veto in Finance Debate
Debate over the war finance program ends with a Senate override attempt and House passage. The president argues the bill raises burdens and risks private business, while supporters urge action to boost exports and stability. Senate votes show split lines among Democrats and Republicans with pairing adjustments. House votes tally 312 to 61 in favor despite the veto, signaling a tense clash over government credit and private finance.
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Seex
Senate
Anderswood
Alabama
Gronna
Agriculture
Underwood
Hnan
Gerry
Rhode Island
Thomas
Colorado
House
Nondeil
Wyoming
Repub Hoang
Text of Message 7 vetoing measure
The president returns SJ Res. 222 a joint resolution directing revival of the War Finance Corporation to aid agricultural relief and financing of exports. The agency created during hostilities would resume powers, with expiration tied to the war's end and postwar export financing, while war status persists.
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War Finance Corporation
Secretary of the Treasury
Brussels
Armisnce
Eudar
Europe
Senate
United State
War Finance ‘Corporation
Atock
United States
Asslat
Emulsion Health Claim Cough Cure Promises Quick Gain
An advertisement extolls Emulsion as a reliable cough remedy that strengthens appetite and digestion, claims rapid weight gain of nine pounds in five weeks, and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t satisfactory. It cites testimonials and targets home use with instructions and a pledge of satisfaction.
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Ana
Aberg
Pittsburg
Recovety
Asia
Rica
War's Legacy and a Return to Business Initiative
The speaker argues for abolishing war agencies and reducing government interference, urging a return to normal business methods two years after the armistice. He stresses relying on business leaders and financial institutions to restore domestic and international trade, while noting the ongoing burdens and global recovery steps needed for a lasting peace.
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Europe
City Council Tacks Topics From Health to Audits
New City council meeting focused on annual reports for parks and auditorium. Health board retainers J J Baker and Dr Linton Hopkins won reelection. Grady Hospital trustees Winn McGehee Newman reelected. committee to hire certifed public accountants proposed. city attorney and comptroller reappointments noted. About 400000 attended 115 auditorium events. park department reported $9,265 cyclorama receipts and $313,068 pool revenue. park land valued at $2,275,150 with $141,222 spent and $53,384 balance.
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W. W. Waites
Elghth
Craig
D. F. McClateey
Baker
Board
J. J. Baker
John Kemp
Linton Hopkins
Department of Law
Walker
T. Lee
B. Graham West
L. A. Jamey
Clerts
Comptroller
City Counci
Park Department
Auditorium
A. i Thom
Park Board
Coucilman C. T. Batley
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California
Central OF Georgia
Rison
Mississippi
Houston
Treasury
Wdge
Edge
War
Finance Corporation
New City
Nelson’ T
Spra M Pratt
Hig
Atlanta
General Council
Wern
A. J. Sutamera
Glasgow
O’brien
F. J. Cooledge & Sons
Forsyth Sereet
Athe
Seach
St Desde
Dean Aese
Moore & Ervice
RA Invisible Guest
Central
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
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