Boy with pistol kills companion in Brunswick
In Brunswick Georgia on January 6 16 year old Jacob L Beach Jr was shot and killed while playing with revolvers with three other boys returning from the Billings race horses stable. A discharging revolver struck Beach just over the heart. he died en route to his home. The incident has cast gloom over the city and his father is a former Georgia prison commissioner.
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Brunswick
Jacob L. Beach, Jr
J. L. Beach
Young Beach
Billings
Georgia Prison Comminision
Cold Wave Targets Southern States This Week
Washington reports a north and western cold spell will move east and south over the next two days reaching the Atlantic states by Monday night or Tuesday. The weather bureau notes a large high pressure area will limit severity in the south Atlantic but a general cold wave will hit the gulf states. The week starts cloudy east of the Rockies with snow in the north and central regions and rain in the south, followed by gradual moderation by midweek.
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Washington
Atlantitic States
Weather Bureau Weekly
Middle Atlantic Ocean
South Atlantic States
Gulf
Rocky Mountains
Little Savannah Girl Killed by Big Chestnut Tree
Savannah 64, Sannary lolanda Ferriulaly aged 2, daughter of PL Ferral mole of this clits, tried to swallow a dark chestnut this afternoon and died before parents discovered her danger.
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Big
Savannah
Lolanda Ferriulaly
PL Ferralmole
Fine Example of Concentration on board the Massachusetts
A naval academy midshipman study scene aboard a battleship shows disciplined, motivated students engaged in algebra and geometry problems in a mess room. Officers supervise while others practice flag drill and enjoy ragtime, all under the constant motion of launches and ships. The author highlights the students’ self-control and attentive work ethic as the vessel’s greatest impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferch
Windsor
Popular Mechanics
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
North Pole
Milch
Plano
Broadway Platitudes from a Theatrical Tongue
A playful collection of malapropisms and malaprop inspirations mockery the stage world. The quips twist common sayings into punning lines about judges misers curfews and costumes. It lampoons theatre life and urban thrift with humorous aims.
General Barry Said to Succeed Wood as Chief of Staff
Major General T H Barry, then commander of the department of the east with headquarters at Governors Island New York, is favored to become chief of staff after March 4 when Major General Leonard Wood leaves the post He would serve a four year term as the president's principal military adviser Barry would have six years of active service after next March He previously commanded the US army during the Cuban reconcentration period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Barry
Department of the Cast
Governors Island
New York
Leonard Wood
Jto
Barry
United States Army
Cuba
Adelaide Thurston's Gowns Called Real Triumphs of Art
Adelaide Thurston opens her tour in The Love Affair with gowns from Europe praised for artful detailing. A white satin charmeuse dinner gown features a lace tunic and pink rose embroidery, while a tango of pale red satin, epange jacket, and a blue mette dress showcase draped silhouettes and jeweled accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Thurston
Europe
Rivers Harbors Bill May Carry Fifty Million
Washington January reports the house rivers and harbors committee will decide the appropriation size for the rivers and harbors bill tomorrow. The plan was to keep it near 30 million but pressure seeks 50 million with endorsement from the national rivers and harbors congress. The panel expects about 6 million for the Mississippi river improvements largely for levee strengthening in flood districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Mississippi
Stenzel seeks arrest over Texas embezzlement claim
Spokane January 5 A J Stenzel asked a policeman to arrest him saying he was wanted in Galveston Texas for embezzlement of 5400 from the Citizens National Bank of Sam oH where he served as assistant cashier Stenzel blamed his downfall on stock gambling
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Spokane
Wash
A. J. Stenzel
Galveston
Texas
Citizens’ National Bank of
Same Oh
Stenzel
A Defense of Dinner From January Current Opinion
A defense of dinner argues that social dining is unjustly blamed for health issues. It cites digestion research supporting meals as stage settings that improve mood and digestion. The piece notes farmers in Maine forming a union to boost profits by reducing middleman margins.
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America
R. 3. Levenson
Farm and Fireside
Maine
Middiemer
Farmers’ Union
He Finally Killed Self in Charleston
W Gregg of Marion 3 C was found unconscious in a field near the city with a pistol wound to the temple. His revolver lay beneath him. He died after arrival at the city hospital. A watchman for a local traction company about 35 years old, no motive is assigned. He had attempted drowning himself about three weeks earlier.
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Charleston, &. W
Doctors to Prevent Poverty and Misery
President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of Harvard Medical School argues that preventive medicine can erase poverty and misery, settle industrial disputes, and foster international peace. He predicts most physicians will shift from curing to preventing disease and cites immigration safety and Panama Canal progress as benefits.
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Harvard Medical School
Eliot
Panama Canal Zone
Methodist Planes for 15000 Expenditure on Cuba Mission
A meeting is called at Wesley Memorial church tonight and tomorrow to discuss a $15,000 campaign for missionary works in Cuba. Bishop W A Candler will speak at 7 30 PM. Leaders include Dr E F Cook Dr W H Rawings of Nashville and Miss Daisy Davies of Atlanta, with a 22 member board and district leaders expected.
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Cuba
Wesley Memorial Church
W. A. Candler
E F. Cook
WH. H. Rawings
Nashville
Daisy Davies
Atlanta
Candler
Ley Jenders
Woman's Missionary Society
What Kind of Secretary Wilson Should Appoint
Fireside reviews James W. Wilson’s sixteen years as secretary of agriculture and argues against changing leadership. It urges a successor not to heed critics or demand sweeping policy shifts, warning a new head could overreact and harm the department’s substantial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
James W. Wilson
Tie
Washington plans aid program to clear logged off lands
The Farm and Wireside piece notes Washington state will seek a legislature plan to aid settlers clearing logged off lands. A proposed logged off land fund would loan money for homes and clearing, with about 3,000,000 acres in twenty counties identified as low value. Clearing costs range from 86 to 200 dollars per acre.
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State of Washington
Ty Commercial Clubs
Canton mayor and Mrs Nicolson die in auto crash
Canton Ga January reports say Hon. 5 T Worley mayor and former-state senator died early morning after his car tumbled and a tire burst causing the vehicle to overturn. Dr Nicolson and Mrs Nicolson were injured as passengers were flung from the car and rushed to a hospital. A nearby vehicle attempted to pass when the crash occurred.
Canton Mayor Hon. H. T. Worley Dies at 58
Canton mayor H. T. Worley died early Sunday of acute indigestion while socializing. A respected leader, he planned another term as mayor and had served as senator of the thirty ninth district. Funeral services will be held Monday at noon in Canton.
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T. Worley
Canton
Mr. Worley
Savannah man charged with passing bad checks
Savannah Georgia January 5 Jamesy Lowery of St. Louis a horseman was arrested charged with passing a number of bad checks on local merchants The checks were drawn on the National Bank of Peoria The police say Lowery has confessed.
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Savannah
Jamesy Lowery
St. Louis
National Bank of Peoria
Lowery
Hard Times for Loan Sharks
The appellate division of the supreme court ruled usurious loans void for both principal and interest and allowed borrowers to recover twice the excess paid within two years. The case concerns Alexander Dunscomb and a Royal company loan run as repeated renewals, ending with a double recovery grant.
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Xofe Nas
Supreme Court
Alexander Dunscomb
Itaelf the
Royal Company
Mark and
Philip Sugarman
Frank C. Stratt
Dunscomb
Calvert Heirs Seek Estate of $600,000,000
The Western Calvert Heirs association met in Kansas City and resolved to pursue possession of seventeenth century lands around Baltimore granted to the first Lord Baltimore by King James II. They anticipate a legal fight over an estate valued at about $600 million.
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Kansas City, Mo
Western Calvert Heirs Association
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
James II of England
Owen
Woman Divorces Husband Believed Alive Who Died on Titanic
Denver woman Mary Roppey sought a divorce believing her husband living. A New York attorney informed her that her spouse, sent to London and later sailing to New York, was not among Titanic survivors, confirming his death and ending their marriage.
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Denver
Mary Roppey
New York
W. H. Simpson
Rippey
London
Charles Taft
Four daily Atlanta Florida trains offer day and night service
Southern railway runs four high class daily trains from Atlanta to Florida with convenient schedules. Local sleeping car departs Atlanta 9 30 p m and reaches Jacksonville 7 40 a m. Beginning Monday January 6 through sleeping car will run to Palm Beach leaving Atlanta 11 10 p m daily. For tickets call City Ticket Office No 1 Peachtree St.
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Florida
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
City
Peachtree St
Moving pictures tried at Wesley Memorial church
A Reepe service at Wesley Memorial introduced moving pictures with the drama David and Saul before the sermon. Rev. W. R. Hendrix delivered a vivid appeal after the film, urging lessons from the Old Testament tale. Similar Sunday night showings will continue through winter.
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Wesley Memorial Church
David and
Saul
W. R. Hendrix
God
Eyeglasses Repaired At Jno LL Moore & Sons
Advertisement notes clumsy eyeglasses will be made correct in style appearance and comfort by Jno LL Moore and Sons at 42 N Broad St Grant Building.
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Jno
LL Moore & Sons
Broad St
Grant
Bidg
Peach Tree Road Park subdivision sale opens in Buckhead
Georgia Land and Investment Company announces sale of Peach Tree Road Park subdivision at 60 percent North Broad Street. Located near the Peachtree road car line terminus opposite Brookhaven club and near Cel Stone University site with ongoing developments. Lots priced from 2375 to 4750 with 10 percent cash and 10 monthly payments. Selling teams active, urging buyers to invest in a sought after North Atlanta home site “Out Peachtree.”
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Georgia Land and Investment Company
North Broad Street
Peachtree Road Park
Peachtree Road
Brookhaven Club
Qelethorpe University
Peachtree Real Sar
Atlanta
Peachtree
Buckhead
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Cheney
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Sean Bidg
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Methodists
Troy
Earl & Wilson
Caighton -Shumaner
Ten Te Business Training Ng
Risens
Apcanta
Fulton County
W. Hl Wren
Nicolsons
Thirtymonth
Calvert
J. W. Brown
Egan Park
Hagan Ave
K. N
Harrison Ave
H. N
Central Ave
Westwood Park
Sheriff’s
Old City Hall
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
W. Mangum
Decatur
Roff Sims & CO
National Bank
Bell Phone
Wesley Memorial
Washington Herald
Hesgage Their
Coeur de Lion Commandery
BK. T
Garner Peachkeg
Cain Streets
Order of the Red Cross
WM. Broadbent
W. S&s Richardson
C. G Attest
A. P. Tripod
Barclay & Brandon Co
New Rome
Ivy Street
Baker
Ball
Ivy
West
EL Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster
Mr. L
Equitable
North Side
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