Wreck on Georgia Southern and Florida line fatal and injures
A 2:32 am wreck 6 miles south of Macon on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad injured more than twenty five people and killed Carson Ingram aged 12 and two unidentified men. The Dixie Flyer narrowly averted a second disaster as flagman F G Warner and traveling rep J Pearson Signal the train to stop. Vice President J B Munson’s private car went off the embankment while other Pullman cars were derailed.
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Com
Lont
Macon
Gum Creek
J. B. Munson
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Pullman
F. G. Warner
Dixie Flyer
J. Pearson
Macon Telegraph
Marner
Warner
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Georgia
A collage of brief death notices from Georgia sources reports the passing of Mrs. Anaries A sauusom and several others across Decatur Brunswick Rome and Athens. The items list survivors including spouses children siblings and in some cases funeral arrangements or interment details. The notices reflect local church affiliations addresses and burial plans with limited biographical detail.
Acker's Nose Broken In City Police Confrontation
Acker, auditor of Albany Terminal, was badly beaten by Officer D J Mims after a streetcar incident involving Mims' 5 year old daughter. The officer is suspended pending police commission investigation. Acker denies wrongdoing and says he only reprimanded the motorman. The incident has caused community tension and the investigation is highly anticipated.
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Albsing
Ie D. Acker
Albany Terminal Company
D. J. Mims
Uts
Eity
Police Commission
Mims
Acker
Ward Mims
Wilson for Head of New Oglethorpe
A report from the nominating committee urges immediate president selection for the revived Oglethorpe University. Directors debate Wilson’s possible tenure, while Thornwell Jacobs denies personal motive and hints at the Wilson option as a future head.
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Wilson
NEW Oglethorpe
Atlanta Boy Hoboes Caught in Valdosta
Two 18 year old men from Atlanta were arrested in Valdosta Ga and charged with stealing. They reportedly slept in the engine room of the city power plant and were being held awaiting extradition to Atlanta. Mrs Arnold learned of the arrest and traveled to Valdosta for the boys return.
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Valdosta
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Xing
Merton
R. Arnold
Parke
Jacktsonville
Arnold Wwears
Riverside “Miliary Academy
Gainesvill
Parks Wan
Tech- College
Sare
East St. Harles
Avyenue
City
Arniold
Parks
Neot
Arnold
More Schools and Less Movies Says Judge Fite
Dalton Ga January 9 Special Judge A W Fite urged the Brand jury that children stay in school until about 4 PM to avoid hours at movie houses He tied the remark to an alimony case where the wife allegedly spent time at moving picture shows He called for strict censorship to remove immorality and trashy content that dulls minds and attracts youths after school hours
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Dalton
A. W. Vite
Brand
Fite
Judge Fite
Speakers to Discuss Progress of Atlanta
A mass meeting to explore if Atlante is moving forward will be held Sunday night at 7 45 o'clock at the Baptist Tabernacle church. City Attorney James Mayson Police Chief Beavers Dr R R Kimes J 4 McCord vice president of Third National Bank and Judge Nash Broyles will speak as representative figures. Dr McConnell pastor of the Tabernacle will preside.
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Atlante
Baptist Talbernaca Church
James
Mayson
Beavers
R. R. Kimes
J. 4. McCord
Third National Bank
Nash Broyles
McConnell
the Tabernacle
Wreck Near Cartersville on Western and Atlantic Rail
A head on collision ten miles south of Cartersville Georgia involved an engine and a fast southbound freight on the Western and Atlantic line. Both train crews escaped injury by jumping clear as three cars were ditched between Emerson and Hugo.
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Cartersville
Sanuary Y
Repeclal
Western and Atlantic Railway
Emerson
Hugo
Oglethorpe plans campus and South campaign drive
The executive committee urges immediate construction bids for university buildings on Silver Lake tract and a $500,000 southern fundraising drive to realize Oglethorpe as the Princeton of the south. Nominating committee report adopted. James R. Gray named president with several vice presidents and directors listed. A dinner at the Apsley hotel featured remarks from prominent out of town directors.
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Iit
Edgar Watkins
John Brice
Matheson
Tech
Leland Stanford University
Stanford
Davis Starr Jordan
Aly
Thornwell Jacobs
Oxlethorpe
Oglethorpe
Oglethorne
Dr. Jacobs
Oplethorpe
Wilson
Jacobs
Woodrow Wilson
Oglethborpe
Jacobe
Atlanta
G. A. Campbell
Quitman
John St Gray
Atlantanus
Edgar Watting
Oglethorpe University
Es Ie
Silver Lake
Jacoba
South
Princeton
Southland
James R. Gray
James W. Taglish
Sui
William Randolph Hearst
James I. Vance
Nashville
Tenn
Senator Hoke Smith
J. Cheston King
John K. Ottley
W. M. Manbey
F. W. Coleman
D. Montgomery
Wilmer L. Moore
Marietta
J. Hammond
Griffin
F. M. Inman
D. J. McIntyre
New Orleans
J. W. Hammond
Henry Matsey
Hock HM
G.C
L.” Lewis
J. P. Davie
Greenville
Frank L. “Hudson
LaGrange
Joseph Dendy
Br. U. 1
Stacey
Elberton
Irwin Alexander
Augusta
Lindamoon
Columbus
Miss
J. B. Harris
Lawyerneville
J. G. Herndon
la Grange
Gai
H. Malloy
Qultman
C. A. Campbell
Apsley Hotel
Refugee women trudging 67 miles toward Marfa Presidio
Refugee women and children trek a 67 mile border route from Presidio Texas to Marfa while Mexican and U S authorities brace for a possible assault on Ojinaga. Red Cross and U S Army prepare to care for woundeds as 3000 refugees journey through the stark border landscape. A separate note: Albert Pino son of Mexico’s vice president Jose Mario Pino Suarez arrives in New York after his father’s death amid Huerta era turmoil.
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Presidio
Texas
Rangery
Ojinaga
Vila
Red Cross
Ang
United States Army
Marfa
Grands Valley
Plas
Mds
United, States Army
Assety
Starbs
New York
Albert Pino
Jose Mario Pino Suarez
Mexico
Madero
Huerta
Erlied Madero
Orange
N. J
Four U S Seamen Drowned When Cutter Capsizes
Norfolk Virginia January 9 four sailors of the battleship Wyoming were drowned when a motor cutter capsized near the ships anchorage. Thirteen men were rescued including the boat’s skipper Olaf Olsen who later died. The accident occurred while wheellbarrows were being carried to the collier Proteus.
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Norfolk
Hampton “Roads
Wyoming
Guantanamo
Cuba
Minnesota
Jamestown Exposition Grounds
Olal K. Olsen
Doatawain
Jefferson Street
Portemoulf
George
Hugg
Tames Steés
Newport
B. I
A. Roth
Boz Cherry Streph
Seattle
Wash
Theodore Baulday
St. Nicholas Avenue
Brooklyn
Weertae
Wyombge
Olsen
Olson
Naval Hospital
Porsmouth
Portsmouth
Norway
T. H. Quinn
Quinn
James Glennan
Timber Land Tax Rules Clarified by Forestry Official
Washington observers report an income tax applies to timber lands from January until harvest. Taxable profit is the net after costs including timber growth protection, with deductions subject to assessment. P S Ridsdale of the American Forestry Association explains the treasury department’s decision.
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Washington
P. S. Ridsdale
American Forestry Association
Treasury Department
Atlanta Clerks Press for Twelve Hour Day Action
A mass meeting is planned for January 13 at the Auditorium to back the drive by the Retail Grocers and Butchers Association of Atlanta for shorter working hours for grocery and meat clerks. Supporters led by Mrs Peel and John M Slaton argue longer hours hurt efficiency and demand a citywide vote on a twelve hour day with lunches to be served by Atlanta made products.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Retail, Grocers and Butchers' Association
Slaten
Fett
Feel Will Ax
WL. Peel
Fuiay
T. Camp
Ever- Inc
Final Tribute to Gen Buckner With Funeral Train to Frankfort
General Simon Bolivar Buckner dies at Glen Lu Kentucky at 82. Funeral train will carry remains from Munfordville to Frankfort for burial, with the widow and close family proceeding ahead of the body. Buckner, veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars, former Kentucky governor, and 1896 vice presidential candidate, died of age-related infirmities.
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Munfordville
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Glen Lu
Frankfort
Ebgut
Buckner
Muntordytile
Old Axe
Seneral Buckner
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr
Unites States Army
Fort Thomas
West Point
United States Army
Kentucky
United States
Palmer
Huckner
Contreras
Churuburaco
Miline de Rey
Ian
Ken Uchey
A .Buckner
Buckners
Langland
Virginia
Jari
de Ma Glasborne
Richmond
A. 8. Grant
Englishman Arrested on Charge of Forgery
New York dispatch reports Kenneth Gordon, a young Englishman, arrested for robbing his Manchester importing firm of 30000 by forging check endorsements. Detectives say Gordon confessed and claimed the money was lost while making books on horse races.
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New York
Kenneth Gordon
Manchester
Gordon
Born a Slave Negro Woman Dies at 105 in Altoona
Altoona Pa January 9 Mrs Chaney Tillman 105 years old died here yesterday born a slave near Culpeper Court House Va Her last master was Colonel Ottoway Carter Pung trend her and all his slaves in 3
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Altoona
Chaney Tillman
Culpepper Court House
Ottoway Carter
Waycross Girl Dies From Severe Burns
Waycross Ga January ei With six classmates from Piedmont College serving as pallbearers Miss Mary Lee Williams died today from burns received Tuesday night She was hospitalized with a serious condition and doctors held little hope for recovery Surviving relatives include her brother Mrs M L Williams and three sisters Mrs Harry Robertson Mrs J Lester Sweat and Miss Stella Williams and a brother Ben Williams all of Waycross She was in her 18th year.
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Waycross
Piedmont College
Mary Lee Williams
Burns
Tomorrew
M. L. Willams
Harry J. Robertson
J. Lester Sweat
Stella Williams
Ben Williams
Plans for Special Sermon for Colored Waiters
A special service for colored waiters is set at the First Congregational Church Sunday night at 8. The center section will be reserved for guests. Gov H H Proctor will preach The Colored Waiter’s Opportunity. Talks will be given by Joseph Wrist W Hi Jordan and P S Hale. The Hotel Men's Association will attend with A R Keene J J Service president Frederick Houser secretary and J Lee Barnes of the Mie.
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Hotel Analu
iFirst Congregational Cherch
H. H. Proctor
Joseph Wrist
W. Hi
Jordan
P.S. Hale
Hotel Men
Mass Meeting Sunday At Grand Opera House
The Men and Religious Movement urges a mass meeting for men Sunday at 3 PM at the Grand Opera House. Dr John J White of Second Baptist will speak on The Past. Rev W C Schaffer Jr of the Lutheran church will discuss The Cost and Marion M Jackson will address The Future. A large crowd is anticipated.
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Grand Opera House
John 3. White
Second Baptist Church
W. C Schaeffer
Lutheran Church
Marion M. Jackson
Bellingrath funeral in Atlanta area today
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs Ida Bellingrath this Saturday morning from the residence 455 Luckie street. Pallbearers will meet at Barclay & Brandon 248 Tv y street at 10 o clock. Reverend Lincoln Meonneill will officiate. Interment at West Creek cemetery.
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Ruth deTreville
South Pryor Street
Hom
Annie W. deTreville
George A. Bland
Abs. A. M. Moore
West View
Helen Wooten
Hélen
Parrest
Park
Forrest Grove Cemetery
Coeur de Lien
Feachtres
Cain Streets
Order of the Temple
Geo. Sbanks
D. E. Shumarer
C. G. Attest
Tripod
Bellingrath
Ida Gellingrath
Harry Preif Berkeley
Patterson
Lee Gash
J. Fy
Ward
Try. D. W. M. P. Beddingfield
J. A. Robe
Racial zoning laws tested by state high courts
The Richmond and Baltimore laws, harsher than the measure, were upheld by Maryland and Virginia supreme courts. The Ashley law, a major municipal zoning act, faced opposition led by City Attorney Mayson and councilman Jesse Wood, with amendments restricting white residents from moving into houses vacated by Black families and vice versa, affecting Carey on Granger Street as the block was labeled Black.
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Richmond
Baltimors
Supreme Courts
Maryland
Virginia
Atlanta
United States
Ashley
Counsil
Mayson
Cauinvilian Asling
Oppo
Negrees
Alanue
Fesshiborhnais
Jesse Wood
Howde
Carey
Granger Street
Negracs
Turkey Funds Panama Exhibit Vote Report Pending
New York January 9 The Turkish government council of ministers approved an appropriation for a Turkish exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco The final amount will depend on a report from Turkish representatives.
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New York
Council of Ministers
Sandraavisca
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Carson Ingram
B. F. Ingram
Buckhead
Ugt
E. D. Brown
G.vaenet
Fagman
Harvard
Arabi
Frank Jnogran
Muckhead
EF. Insram
Fannie Brooks
T.E. Roberts
Knoxville
NF. Johnson
Pearaga
Mia
John Ingram
Mincon
Charles Hamilton
Anaries A. Sauusom
Sycamore Street
Deestur
Decatur Baptist Church
Adelaide
Ida
Lane
Isabelle Hamilton
Claude
Charles A. Hamilton, Jr
John D Steward
R. B. Steward
Decatur
H. Steward
Fort Bierce
Colesberry
Brunswick
Esa
Herrianna “Colesberry
Hrunswick
Captain Colesberry
W. Wood
Brunswick, Mrs. #. T. of Waycross, and Mises Lilly, and Florence Colesberry
Rufus &. Frazier
Rufus E. Frazier
Harry G. Poors Undertaking
James O'Leary
Rome
Teeland
St. Marys Catholic Church
Trion
Erly
Kellett Moore
W. O. Medfullan
Trion Cemetery
Athens
iEttiens
Wagnis
Mrs. Sarak’ ‘We
Saran A
Ofa
Albany
RED Man ‘Brand
Harl & Wilson
Ofignets
H. Pag
Daniel Brow
Penthiree
H. Arnold
A. W. Fite
Lalist
DR. Hughes
Ruiea
Erie
U.S
Yenta Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Ha'has
Clarks
Mr. Camp
Hurc
Gen. Buckner
Goose Girl
McGrath
Portland Oregonian
New York World
Buffirle
Harold McGrath
Boston Globe
R. M. Crushy
albBooksellers
Bel
Lodge
Seral Directors
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy Strees Corner
Baker
Optum
Suniterera
BM. Woolley
Turkey
FUND
Panama
Auburn Avenue
Jackson Street
Old Wheat Street
Forrest
George Adair
Ivy Street
Kigewood Avenue
John J. Wooddoside
Bell
IVY
WWE
Foote& Davies Company
Edgewood and Pryor
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