President of Parole Board Encourages Hope in Prisoners
Robert V. La Dow, head of the federal parole boards, visits South Atlanta to speak with inmates and press the message of rehabilitation. He and Warden Moyers emphasize humane treatment, personal responsibility, and the chance to reform, outlining parole rules and the process from application to release.
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Parole Board
RE. C. Bruffey
Robert V. la Dow
Boards of Parole
United States
Moyers
Atlanta
Mr. la Dow
Moyer
Pr. J. Cc. Weaver
Department of Justice
Washington
la Low
Parele
la Dow
Jong Thine Nelawner
la Fion
Juda
Tong
A. ©. Bacon
Macon
Bacon
Senate
William Schley Howard
House of Representatives
Atlanta Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
McNeill Island
Robert V. la
Palmetto Legislature Convenes In South Carolina Session
Columbia January 12 The general assembly of South Carolina will convene for its annual session Tuesday. Democrats compose all members. Major topics include compulsory education a state funded life insurance and annuities program and sale of intoxicating liquors in original packages. Ben Tillman likely to win reelection to the US Senate amid anticipated factional fights.
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Columbia, & C
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Senate
House
F. 1A McMaster
General Assembly
Bleare
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
United States Senate
Steel the Barometer in Augusta Chronicle Voice
Steel and iron contracts surge in future trans actions while Wall Street nerves waver. The article hails steel as king and crops as sound, predicting a strong, vast trade volume driven by the metal industry and agricultural staples across rural America.
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Augusta Chronicle
Wall Street
America
Stort
United States
Bears Overrun Park At Yellowstone Threatens Bear Cull
The Anaconda Standard reports that Yellowstone National Park is overrun with silver tip and grizzly bears endangering tourists. Park authorities plan to kill at least fifty bears, with many captured and shipped to eastern city parks. High capture costs and nuisance around camping areas prompt the proposed cull.
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Yellowstone National Park
A Drunken Cow Reported by Virginia Farmer
A Virginia farmer wrote to the Missouri station claiming his cow was drunk. Investigation found she was intoxicated by silage that had not been properly preserved, a case of misperceived dairy intoxication.
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Farm and Fireside
Virginia
Missouri
Money Markets Growing Easier Amid Broad Financial Strength
New York reports rapid replenishment of money supplies last week with stocks rising and interest rates falling sharply. Authorities note extensive cash inflows despite gold shipments to France and ongoing international credit expansion. Positive signals include strong demand for new bonds, rising stock prices, and signs of resumed railroad financing, while legal rulings dampened speculative market enthusiasm.
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New York
France
London
Berlin
Paris
Baltimore
Stork Exchange
Iike
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Atlanta Praised by Birmingham Speech Marks CityUnity
Birmingham chamber meeting highlights Atlanta as a model for urban harmony and civic pride. Judge A O Laves cites Peachtree Street as an emblem of city spirit, contrasting Birmingham’s rivalrous business climate with Atlanta’s collaborative ethos.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Sibley
A. O. Lave
South
Teachtree Streat
Peachtree Street
Signs of little softening in cotton goods market
New York January 12 reports scant signs of price softening in cotton goods during the first full week of trading in the new year. Only light concessions on wide print cloths and odd construction for minting purposes, with some easing in cotton yarns in commission houses. Spinners hold prices firm as prices on blankets rise 7.5 to 10 percent over last year and most new fancy blankets are sold for six months delivery.
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New York
Fall River
China
Congestion Reigns at Steel Plants Amid Busiest December
New York reports congestion in steel plants as orders for January run at about 10 percent capacity. Rail contracts total 18,600 cars and 41,000 tons of rails since January, with 22,000 tons of structural material for Panama isthmus work. December production hit record levels as ingots and pig iron flow at an annual rate of 33.5 million tons.
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New York
Panama
United States Steel Corporations
Rev L P Williams Killed On Track In Georgia
Mourners recall Rev L P Williams who died after being struck by a southbound freight on the Southern Halfway track near Mowery Branch Georgia. The 35 year old minister and lawyer, educated at Young-Harbin College and Vanderbilt, lived at Oakwood and walked home nightly. survived by widow, brother Fred A Williams of New York City, and sisters Irene Maulding Helen Williams and Mrs Mark Maulding of Rock Hill. a veteran of spansih American War and Philippines service.
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Mowery Branch
L. B. Williams
Oakwood
Funeral for E. P. Ennor Today at Greenberg Bond Chapel
The funeral of E. P. Ennor will be held at Greenberg Bond Chapel today at 2:30 PM with Dr. N B O'Kelly officiating. Interment will follow at West View.
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E. P. Ennor
Nell
Greenberg & Bond
N. B. O'Kelly
West View
Messra
G. L. Cary
H. L. Ingram
H. J. Oxburn
A. Wilson
J. A. Northcutt
W. M. Poole
GL. PattiNo
John Morris
Henry T. Connolly
Steve R. Johnston
John N. Malone
John Galvis
James Williamson
Harry Holland
C. A. Thornton
Henry Williamson
M. A. Erskine
James Kenny
Savannah
Augusta
Cop Barth
Pauline Barth
Carl Barth
Paul Barth
Raymond Barth
Alfred Barth
Barclay & Grandon Company
Try Street
Henry J. Baker
Edward Buchanan
T. D. Killian
William G. Leas
William C. Massey
A Med. Wilson
Oakland Cemetery
Enzor
P. Enzor
R. H. Enzor
A. D. Enzor
F. P. Enzor
Greenbero & Bond Co
F. C. Gorley
M. Klausman
B. F. Waller
J. Griffrida
Bowman
W. W. Allen
Man presumed dead returns alive after three months
Nelson McManus a Jena lumberman was believed murdered and his family mourned for more than three months. Leland Walter confessed to the crime with Robert Harp. Harp was acquitted. McManus says he left home over business worries and wandered through Louisiana and other states before returning to Plaquemine. His wife remains with her parents at LeCompte as the grief ends.
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Alexandria
Nelson McManus
Jena
Leland Walter
Pollock
McManus
Robert Harp
Jene
Harp
la Salle Parish
Walker
Io Anoterview
McMants
St. Louis
Memphis
Plaquemine
Grand River
Louisiana
Charles Joy
LeCompte, la
Laves
Kryptok glasses by Moore and Sons in Atlanta
An advertisement for Kryptok glasses marketed as aristocrat of the opticians fit ting table. Made in Atlanta by Jno L Moore & Sons. Claims far and near vision in one lens with no beam. Describes most comfortable glasses and lists 42 N Bradstreet Grant building as the location.
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Opticians
Atlanta
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
N. Bradst
Grant Building
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