FATE NEVER SOLD BONDS BELOW PAR
State Treasurer Speer released findings showing bonds issued since 1830 were marketed mostly above or at par and never below par. The report cites non taxable status and optional conversion to registered bonds as factors, with past issues dating 1857 1889 1891 1893 and 1895 achieving favorable terms while reconstruction bonds were repudiated.
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Speer
United States
England
Sueer
General Assembly
Long Rail Litigation Brought To A Close In Ohio
In federal court Judge William Day terminated five and a half years of Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad litigation. The stockholders won, contracts with Wabash and Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal were voided. Central Trust Co of New York’s $8,800,000 claim was sustained.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Central Trust Company
New York
1Q Cent Cascarets Laxative Ad The Purgative Claim
An old style advertisement touts 1Q Cent Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that cleanses the bowels without griping. It promises relief from headache biliousness indigestion sour stomach and constipation and urges households to keep a box ready for nightly use.
Surplus from Game Dept Funds Public School Grow
Game Commissioner Charles L. Davis announced Monday that $29.00 from the game and fish protection fund was turned over to the state treasury. The balance, accumulated since the fund’s establishment, will go to the public school fund, marking the largest sum turned over in three years. Davis noted the two months of his incumbency contributed to the total, following $15,078.56 turned over by his predecessor.
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Charles L. Davis
State Treasury
Game and Fish Protection Fund
Treasury
Game Department
Davis
Mercer
Stiki
Dr Samuel A Eliot Visits Unitarian Churches
Dr Samuel A Eliot president of the American Unitarians association tours the south visiting Unitarian churches. He arrived in Atlanta Monday for conferences with local officials before leaving Tuesday for New Orleans and Greensboro Ga. Also reports on Masons officers elected for 1914 and Greensboro Ga school reopening after a seventeen day vacation with faculty changes.
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Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarians Association
South
Atlanta
Blot
New Orleans
Steensboro
Aspegialj
San Marino
Greensboro
Masonic Hall
Henry ME Spinks
Roy FR. Overton
Boyce Sanders
Wil
Greensboro Public Schools
Will Brooks
Mise Celeste Park
President Refuses Mexican Interference in Peaceful US
Amid tense talks with top advisers, the president vows to resist Mexican demands to resign, arguing the United States will not tolerate external control. Interior, labor, and navy officials debate war versus guerrilla resistance, with consensus leaning toward peaceful firmness and national sovereignty. Newsboys announce extra coverage as the crisis unfolds.
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United States
Mexico
Zentlenzen
Secretary of Labor
Rawlins Boys Plead for Brother Pardons in Lowndes Case
Rawlins brothers J. Jowers of Broxton Leon ard and Jesse Rawlins urged the prison commission to pardon Milton Rawlins, still serving a life sentence for the Carter children murder in Lowndes county in 1903. A petition signed by prominent locals urged clemency, noting pardoned brothers now farm on Coffee county land.
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J. J. Jowers
Broxton
Leonard
Jesse Rawlins
Hoke Smith
Milton Rawlins
Carter
Lowndes
South Georgia
J. G. Rawlins
Alf Moore
Rawlins
Ace Ring Toe
John R. Cooper
Milton Rawling
Cooper
Milton
M. Smith
Valdosta
Bors
Coffee County
Mitton
Good
Sowers
Waller B. Whitfield
F Urduty
Sam Mohison
Oegro
Trun
iRate Hutchena
Tome
Port of Brunswick Breaks Record for Volume of Business
Newick Ga January Spe Port statistics show Brunswick’s harbor records for business with 1915 gains over prior year. Total tonnage shipped in 1913 rises about 27 000 tons from 1912 and port cargo value surpasses 350 000 000 dollars, up roughly 2 000 000. Lumber rosin naval stores and crosets drive gains while naval stores stay near last year.
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Newick
Spe
Brunswick
Husband Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Ta. Home
Neighbors broke into the Ta home of Harry Husband after two days with no word from the family. They found both spouses dead from gunshot wounds. Police believe the husband killed his wife and then shot himself in the chest and head injury.
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Sharer
Harry Husband
Husband
M Duffie Visits Atlanta Mason Office Tour
RF McDuffie of Iseason Mississippi special supervisor of the Masons visited Atlanta to tour local lodge offices during a recent trip.
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RF. W. McDuffie
Iseason, Miss
The
Masons’ An
Col Robert Howard Buried at Columbus
Columbus Ga January 6 funeral of Colonel Robert M Howard aged 80 who died in Eufaula yesterday morning took place this afternoon from the First Presbyterian church He was with his daughter at death a prominent west Georgia citizen a Confederate veteran and noted author and speaker His death is deeply regretted
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Columbus
Robert M. Howard
Eufaula
First Presbyterian Church
Howard
West Georgia
Would Stop Savannah Buying River Front
In Savannah Georgia January 5 a mandamus suit seeks to force city officials to recover a $10 000 payment to Standard Fest and Supply for river front property slated as municipal wharves, alleging the purchase was illegal and portrayed as improper aims.
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Savannah
George J. Richter
T. B. Gracen
Iled
Savannah Seeks New Regional Bank Venture
Savannah is pushing to attract a regional banking institution. Five local bakers, dubbed the Blring squadron, canvass rural areas seeking aid from bankers and merchants to clinch Savannah as a site for a forthcoming regional bank.
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Savannah
Savannah Invites Billy Sunday for revival in city
Savannah reports the Protestant pastors' association invites Billy Sunday to conduct a revival to build sentiment against saloons. Brunswick's city council is sworn in with new aldermen G H Cook Bram s Ludwis and Nash plus I B Abrams. Annual officers election set for next Monday. limited opposition among incumbents. Jonesboro Sunday schools set a strong 191k attendance gain for 1915 despite bad weather.
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Savannah
Billy
Protestant Pastors’ Association
Hnvite
Billy Sunday
Bruuawwler
Red Vialj
Brunswick
New
G. H. Cook
Brams
L. Ludwis
S. Nash
I. B. Abrams
A. J. Mitchelson
Honeypore
Jonestore
Brunswick Naval Stores Plant to be Sold by Receivers
Creditors committee in Brunswick Georgia has decided to ask receivers to petition Judge Shepard for an order to sell the large Yaryan Naval Stores Company plant. The plant will continue operating as a going concern during the sale, with receivers said to have financial arrangements in place to sustain operation. The Toledo faction seeks transfer to the Ohio court, but current receivers appointed by Judge Shepard remain in charge.
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Brunswick
Spestalj
Yaryan Naval Stores Comport
Shepard
United States Court
Toledo
Ohio
Georgia
A. Tumor
Fen Dave
Georgia Farm Union to Convene in Macon on Boll Weevil Fighting Plan
The Georgia Farm Union opens its first session in Macon at the Macon Chamber of Commerce auditorium. The meeting runs Tuesday through Wednesday and will address diversified farming to prepare for the boll weevil invasion. President Barrett of the national union is among attendees, with discussions on marketing and truck farming.
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Macon
Georgia Farmerg Union WU
Macon Chambers of Commerce
Barrett
Sge
National Union
Pia
Tom
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