Outlaw Beardsley Sheltered by Wife and Children
Mayville reports Edward Beardsley, an outlaw, sheltered in a secluded shack with his wife and nine children amid heavy snow. Sheriff Anderson plans a noon tomorrow offensive using a sharpshooter if Beardsley does not surrender, while Beardsley warns intruders to stay back and keeps a rifle at hand. Three brothers of Beardsley arrive to urge surrender and aid the sheriff’s plan as traffic is halted and talks continue.
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Mayville
Edward Beardsley
Summerdale
Beardsley
Anderson
Jamestown, & Brother
Carl Beardsley
Timothy van Cise
Wiliam Walker
van Cise
Hadeen
Walker
van Gise
Titusville
James Beardsley
Beardeles
Charles Beardsley
Carl
Jonestown
William
Pennsylvania
Edward
What They Used to Do Crepwuecus copa sapere
When William R Hearst as a Harvard student sought fame as an amateur actor he stood out. Before Augustus I Gardner entered politics he was a prize polo player and famed as a judge of polo ponies in the country.
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Wiliam R. Hearst
Ney
Harvard University
Augustus I. Gardner
House of Representatives
Sixty Years of Humphreys Manual Revised Edition
In celebration of sixty years a revised edition of Dr Humphreys Manual is published. It details disease treatment with Humphreys Remedies in clear plain terms. The cover shows Noah’s Ark colors from a painting by a noted artist illustrating remedies for living things. Free copy by request to Humphreys Homeo Med Co New York.
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Humphreys
Hulbert Advocates Safe Driving Movement In 1900s Speech
W Hulbert Studebaker sales manager, a veteran auto man since 1899, urges sane driving for public safety. He notes cars grown to a major industry, argues drivers must show consideration to pedestrians, and emphasizes speed requires caution to prevent danger while promoting efficient business travel.
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W. Hulbert
Studebaker Corporation
Malvert
New Republic Tires For Lightweight Car
The Republic Rubber company of Koungetown Ohio unveils a tire designed for Ford type cars. It features lighter weight tread and a non skid WM design with angular depressions improving grip on wet or muddy roads. Three sizes are offered: 30x3, 30x3 1/2, and 32x3.
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Republic Rubber Company
Koungetown
Ohio
Ford
Republic
Convicts Ride In Smoker With Warden To Build New Penitentiary
In western Pennsylvania a group of five prisoners from the western penitentiary rode in a smoker car with Warden John Francis as he led them to Centre County to supervise the laying out of the grounds for a new penitentiary. About 150 convicts are at work, under guard, roaming freely when not at work or asleep. Francis expressed strong faith in the men and predicted more convicts would soon be brought to the project, unshackled and unsupervised. The article also notes a discussion by William B. Dickson on shortening the steel industry workday and its practical costs and benefits in balancing worker well being with production costs.
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Pennsylvania
Western
Pennslvania
John Francis
Centre County
Francis
Tur_vsmDASn
Wiliam B. Dickson
United States Steel Corporation
Jahorera
Europe
Africa
Asia
Ching
South America
United States
India
Egypt
Penu
Labar
The Extremes in the Cabinet
William Jennings Bryan, secretary of state, is noted as the most talkative member of President Wilson's cabinet. In contrast, David I. Houston, secretary of agriculture, is famed for his silence and is nicknamed the cordial silence.
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Popular
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
David I. Houston
Washington
Local Five Loses In Fierce Battle
Birmingham Ath letic club falls to Atlanta Athlete club 22 to 35 in a tense Birmingham floor contest. Atlanta led 14 to 2 at half, with Forbes and Dubard starring for the visitors. Birmingham rallied late but could not overcome the deficit as McGowan and Thomas paced the local five.
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Local Five
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Athletic Club
Atlanta Athlete Club
Cave
Hon Thomas H Goodwin in Race for Police Recorder
Hon Thomas H Goodwin announces his candidacy for City Recorder of Atlanta. He cites long residence and 14 years in the Recorder’s Court, pledging a clean fair and honest administration to treat rich and poor equally and safeguard life and property. He asks voters to support him in the 1914 race beginning January 1.
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Thomas FH. Goodwin
Atlanta
Nash Broyle
Recordger’s
Nike
Ite
Tam
Goodwin
Royal Welsh Ladies Choir Sings Here Tuesday Night
The Royal Welsh Ladies Choir, successor to the original Welsh Choir, will perform next Tuesday at the Auditorium under the Atlanta Music Festival. Led by Madame Agnes-Thomas, the group features Celtic songs in Welsh, with costumes and a program including the Miserere from Verdi. The Atlanta Music Festival Association promotes top artists, and strong patronage suggests a crowded house.
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Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Clara
Novello Davies
Edward
Agnes-Thomas
Atlanta Biusio Festival Association
Atlanta
Uro Dey
Hughes Thomas
Imate
Youth Dressed Robber Wounded After Decatur Street Chase
A youth named Charley Wilson, posing as a relative and using the alias John Johnson, robs a pawnshop during a pistol escape on Decatur Street. He fires at pursuers, is wounded in a pursuit toward Auburn Avenue, and is taken to Grady Hospital with a groin wound. Police recover jewelry, including a diamond ring, with links to the Wickersham burglary and Miss Mary Dogier’s home theft. Police identify Banks as the fugitive. accomplice believed to be Hehnis.
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Mra
A. Kitchens
Wickersham
Banks
Lichenstein
Charley ‘Wilson
Nuck
Kris
Decatur Street
Klick
Tachenstein
Ivy
Edecwood Avenue
Belleeman W. D McMichen
R. Jones
McMichen
Wesley Memorial Church
Auburn Avenue
Grady
Chet Beavers
Arthur George
Butler Street
Mr. George
Beavers
Ito College Street
Mary Dogier
Lucile Avenue
Kelieves
Behola
John ©. Johnson
East Point
Hehnis
iBanks
Gate City
Courtland Street Bridge
Wickersham Burglary Spurs Citywide Crime Wave
Jewelry valued at 32,000 or more disappeared from Mrs. Charles A. Wickersham’s College Park home after a four day absence. Police suspect an organized gang of second story men. Separate pickpocket operation in the Third National Bank building led to a man’s wallet theft and a narrow escape. Police records show a citywide crime surge with highway robbery and burglaries common, including a horse theft from Judge John S. Candler and multiple jewelry burglaries on Central Avenue and North Jackson Street.
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Wickernham
Wickersham
Charles A. Wickersham
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
West Point
College Park
Mamonds
Third National Bank
Neal Mangum
Houston
Courtland Streets
Vor Watson
Candler
Herve
John 8
Ponce da Leon Avenue
Harry & Latham
New Orleans
A. B. Parks
Temple Court
Latham
Broyles
Lichtenstein
Edward Lichenstein
Werth Jackson
Knoxville Banker Convicted of Insolvent Deposits
William H. Gass, former president of Knoxville Banking and Trust, convicted in criminal court of accepting deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. Sentenced to two to six years in prison. Gass, a former Knoxville mayor, faces appeal next Saturday. Other figures note the broader cotton and textile context, with world demand and supply commentary.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wiliam H Gass
Knoxville Banking and Trust Company
Gass
Wow Willis
Short-Change Man and a Fiery Fraud Tale
A Kentucky senator’s associate defends a neighbor blamed for arson after a merchant fails at a fire loss claim. The case prompts a sharp critique of fraud as the speaker warns of insurance scams and misdeeds, ending with a mocking rebuke of the accused.
Pape's Diapepsin Digesting Food When Stomach Can't
An old time advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion bloating sour eructations and stomach upset. It claims to neutralize acid stop fermentation and digest any kind of food within minutes promising relief from dyspepsia headaches and constipation.
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Pape
Enthusiasm Grows for Silver Lake Estates Development
Investors and Atlanta leaders praise the Silver Lake Estates project by Dake Estates and Oglethorpe University. Notables like Dr R Y Cheston King and George Gordon express confidence, noting added value from the planned university. Prices now at 110, with organization notices to subscribers on February 4.
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Pvey
Univer Dake Estates
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
Silver Lake
Atvita
RY Cheston King
Iere
Gylethorps ‘University At
Silver Lake Estates
W. Fleding
Wong
Rng
Rottenfield
The Circus and the Showdown
A dwarf named Harry Pryan in Ken tuck seeks a circus ticket, pays a four dollar note through a ticket wagon window, pleads for a ticket, and argues with the seller who insists Pryan owes nothing. The crowd presses him to move as he stands on the wagon wheel trying to see.
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Harry Pryan
Kentuck
Mme
Harry
Anealieh
Tfarry
Oranges Grapefruit Offer From Tropic Bin
George F. Ensey advertises Indiana River oranges and grapefruit under the Tropic Bin label. The offer includes three dozen assorted fruit for a dollar, or 15 grapefruits for a dollar, with six or more boxes available by parcel post. Showpiece claims promise freshness from the sour House and a money back guarantee.
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Ward H. Foster
George F. Ensey
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