Waterways funding totals outlined across states and harbors
The document details a broad federal appropriation plan totaling around 40 million dollars for waterways. It lists numerous river, harbor, and channel improvement projects across states such as Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Florida, naming specific rivers, harbors, and segments with allocated sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Chattahoochee
Coosa
Safilla
Brunswick Harbor
Altamaha
Oconee
Ocmulgee
Flint River
Savannah
Augusta
Florida—i
Fernandina
Florida
Hillsboro Bay
St Johns River
Jacksonville
Ocean
Palatka
Lake Harney
Pt Lucle Inlet
Mississippi
Twiport
Ship Island
Pasaigoula
Taft Plans Retirement and Augusta Visit Details
Washington dispatch outlines President Taft's plans after leaving office including residence in New Haven for most of the year, a brief stay at Augusta, and travel with Mrs Taft and Miss Helen. It notes a March departure from Washington and a return to New Haven for Yale activities, with attendance at the American Association meeting and other events as his term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lift
Martha Lia
Ot Tale
Efe
New Havin
Sve Fm
Taft
Waishington
Helen
Mo Walsin
Peat City
Charlea
Cerretars
Mre Hilles
Sanasta
Protner
Mes
Tate Jehu
Hanemyod
Hammondia
Augusta
Beave
Aris
Ebiven
Smiths
Yale Universit
Tlixen
Poveda
Empire Life to Move to Augusta After $250,000 Lift
Augusta plans rise in local finance after Empire Life Insurance confirms arrival from Atlanta. $250,000 in additional stock signed and delivered to President Reed. City aims for a march meeting and a sixteen story range of new developments including a ten story Chamberline building and depot front construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Empire Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Reed
Empire Life
Chroembe Publishing Coupany
Bisar Lawrence N
Union Depot
Burying Bornemanns in the Fatherland Arrangements Planned
Tragic death of Berneroma Bornemann prompts move to transfer caskets as relatives plan burial in the Fatherland. Efforts focus on preparing the beds of Pilarry and Lenst Berneroma and arranging transport from American shores to the stemw nok of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneroma
Basmen
Amd
Bertha Bornneminn
Hally Borneminn
George Beatty Dies After Short Illness
George Beatty, son of Jit Soustor Georgs TE Hearts, former state senator, died after a brief illness. A Pittsburg native, he lived in Atlanta and was survived by a wife, a son, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beatty
Lyvaniy
Pittsburg
Georgs
Trust Company Names Eight New Directors
Eight new directors were elected to the Trust Company of Georgia at the annual meeting in the Equitable building. The board now totals twenty-two. officers were re elected including Ernest Woodruff as president and J Tom Murphy and J H Nunnally as vice presidents. The new directors include W E Chapin Charley E Currier J W English J N Goddard John Wo Grant A V Gude and others. The reports show the institution flourishing and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company of Georgia
Equitable
Ernest Woodruff
J Tomn DG Murphy
J H Nunnally
J N. Stoddard
George B Pendleton
John K McDonald
Chapin
Charley E Currier
English
J N Goddard
John
Wo Grant
A V Gude
Robert Jo Lowi
Robert J Maddox
Brooks Morgan
John 3 Murphy
J. H Nunnally
J Carroll Payne
Charles Wickersham
Frank Hawkins
H Inman
Frederic J_ Paxon
Harold Hirach
Charles R. Winship
Thomas Blaine
Thomas Egleston
William J. Davis
Mercer Targets Shad Law Violations Along Georgia Streams
Brunswick January 13 Special State Game Commissioner Mercer is enacting a campaign to enforce shad laws as the season opens. He will visit mouths of the St Marys and Lady rivers and other fresh water streams to ensure laws requiring half of streams to stay open for running shad are followed, addressing nets stretched across streams that block fish movement. He notes other violations reducing shad numbers and will enforce the regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mercer
St Marys and
Lady Rivers
Georgia
Sleeping Stranger Found Napping Across Church Altar
A man named Matt was found asleep across the altar of St Patricks church by a priest. He was arrested after an officer was summoned and admitted arriving from Mississippi. The court sentenced him to thirty days with thirty more for attempting escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Ge Yanuarry
Charles Mate
Stratricks
Petlee Court
Skeleton Ber
Patrobnan
Mother Hara
Matt
Mity
Mississippi
Yole Court
McCully
Mats
Maud
Barder
Detective Minister Leads Raid on Braswell House
Rev Mr Gill formerly of Jones Avenue Baptist and two plainclothes police raided Mrs Braswell’s home at 100 West Peachtree Place, arresting a young chauffeur and a girl. Braswell bound over on a charge of operating a disorderly house. others released. The minister claimed he acted as detective with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgih
West Peachtree Place
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Gill
Braswell
Broyles
Branwell
Hic
Buggisa
Binswell
Coul
Dhcvater
Heal
Gil
Whelchel
Irrewood
Mrs Braswell
Theresa
Rey Gill
Tardty
Savannah woman injured in motorcycle accident
In Savannah on January 13 motorcyclist Abe Halpert struck Mrs. E A Pitts near her home. The 82 year old woman was in a dangerous condition with a broken left ankle and severe shock. She did not hear the approaching machine and Halpert could not avoid the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Abe Halpert
E .A. Pitts
Two Killed and Forty Hurt in English Collision
Birmingham England January 13 two passengers were killed and forty injured when an express train crashed into an accommodation train at Bromford Bridge on the Midland line in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Midland Railroad
Bromford Bridge
Justice drops white slave case against Cincinnati actress
The federal grand jury dropped the white slave case involving Genevieve Goodwin from Cincinnati and Pineville Kentucky after she appeared. The investigation was set to resume only if future grand juries choose to take it up again. Goodwin plans to return home to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Goodwin
Cincinnati
Pineville
Atlanta
Miss Goodwin
Metropolitan Comedy Company
Emma Hudson
Wife seeks husband missing since Oct 26 in Griffin
Mrs Pan mith Epperson of Griffin Street asks The Constitution officer for aid in locating her husband who left home October 26 with four minor children in financial distress. He is 47, 5 ft 8 in, blue eyes, light brown hair, painter and streetcar worker last seen walking up Marietta Street toward town after quitting work at Continental Gin Company. He had served in the Spanish American War and holds an honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Pan
Mith Epperson
Griffin Striet
Constitution
Ruth
Epperson
Western Heights Baptist Church
Seventeenth Grozzia Infantry
Clement G Brady
Hns
Marietta Street
Town
The
Continental Gin Company
Atlanta District Plans for Church in Havana Cuba
The Atlanta district discussed raising 290000 for a Tayana Cuba church serving American and native congregations. No decision. executive committee to reconvene. A steering committee for the Missionary Forward Movement was appointed with ministers Dr Th M DuBose Rev B J Fraser Rev oF Mo Bakes and others, including lay and women’s representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tayana
Cuba
Hich
Tt Missionary Forward Movement
M DuBose
B J Fraser
Mo Bakes
M M Dalles
K Grenn
W Austin
W AL Albright
Alonzo Richardson
Frank R Logan
WP Lovejoy
John & Jenkins
James GL Mawson
J M Shinner
Atlanta Turnverein to Aid in Dedication
The Atlanta Turnverein quartet and a large group of Atlanta turners will travel to Jacksonville to participate in the dedication of the Jackson vie Turners new home. The German club, built at an estimated cost of 50, is praised as one of the Souths finest club homes and is expected to draw German Americans from across the country. The Atlanta quartet features George May Herman Steinichen Theo Cassiner and Julius Furcheim, noted Atlantan members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Turnvereim
Atlanta Turners
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Jacksonvie Turners
Jacksonville Turnverein
South
George May
Herman Steinichen
Theo Cassiner
Julius Furcheim
Cox Ohio’s Governor Inaugurated In Columbus
James McMahon Cox, a Democrat from Dayton, was inaugurated as Ohio’s forty-seventh governor in Columbus on January 13. The ceremony marked Cox’s entry into state leadership and followed his Dayton-based political rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Ohio
Columbus
James McMahon Cox
Dayton
Oble
Toda
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Kansas
Bert Kenton
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Warrio Warrior
Tomingbori
Alabana
Milion Dallir
Irrowow
Phoodeepoarest
Lesan
Patad
Newport
Ounak Road
Maina
Missouri
Rg Kersey
Trust Company
E. B. Gill
Ites i
Willingham
Whitehall St
New-York Life Insurance CO
Canada
Home Office
Broadway
New York
Havana
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M. Brown
John W Grant
Joseph Boston
Broad and
Walton Sts
Dixie Limited
AU Pullman
South Atlantic Limited
Central
Georgia Railway
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