Sakura Jima eruptions devastate Kagoshima and island villagers
Reports from Kagoshima detail violent Sakura Jima eruptions and a severe earthquake that collapsed buildings and forced residents to flee. Refugees drift at sea amid pumice fields as lava flows expand the island. officials fear huge loss of life and predict ongoing activity from Kinshin range for weeks.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakura-Jima
Gulf of Kagoshima
Sakura~ Jime
Sakura
Tasakichi Omori
Yokohama
Pompe
Kagoshina
Osumi
Tawa
Omort
Kinshin
Unzen
Obima
Nawaedki
Okada Ia
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming to restore dark natural color to gray hair, stop itching, and prevent hair loss. It prescribes applying with a sponge or brush, noting results by morning and added shine after several uses.
Sausage Machine Grinds Off Hand of Statesboro Boy
Statesboro Georgia January 17 a sausage grinder accident at two local butcher shops cost a boy his right hand. The boy tried to push meat with his hand into the mill the grinder caught and cut to the wrist. He stopped the engine with his own action and was taken to the sanitarium where doctors fear amputation may be needed above the wrist.
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Statesboro
J W Powell, Jr
J W Powell
Revival Meetings by Salvation Army Begin Series
This morning at 10 o clock Brigadier Crawford of the Salvation Army will lead an open air service at the corner of Marietta and Broad streets. An indoor meeting will follow at 29% Marietta street, with a special session by Charles Tillman at 7 pm in the army hall. The public is invited as the revival series opens with daily meetings.
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Brigadier Crawford
Salvation Army
Marietta
Broad Streets
Marietta Street
Charles Tillman
Army Hall
Bell Nominated for Assay Commission by Congressman Hardwick
Milledgeville January date notes M S Bell nominated for the national assay commission. The appointment brings high federal emoluments and requires a ten day trip to Philadelphia to oversee counting of federal funds.
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Milledgevie
Miller
Hell of
Milledgeville
Hardwick
National Assay Commission
Bell
United States
Philadelphia
Uncle Sams
Rad Salts Claim To Cleanse Kidneys And Stop Bladder Irritation
An advertisement-style notice touts Rad Salts as a cure all for kidney and bladder ailments. It warns meat overconsumption burdens kidneys, promises relief by flushing acids, and recommends four ounces of rad salts daily, claiming it neutralizes irritants and supports urinalysis.
Triplet sisters enter Georgia N. I. College Milledgeville
Three Trapnell sisters Anna Maggie and Debbie from Metter Bulloch County gain admittance to Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville entering the sophomore class Their arrival draws notice amid a crowded campus as they begin a three year course with homesickness quickly fading The sisters are expected to bring prominence to the college and the new county of Candler is anticipated to benefit from their ascent.
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Milledgeville
Missey
Anna
Maggie
Debbie Trapnell
George R. Trapnell
Metter
Bulloch County
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Missex Trapnell
Parks
Atkinson Hall
Atkinton Hall
Lillian
Lucile Russell
WK. Russell
Youngs Park
Mary
Minnie Smith
RH Smith
Greenville Meriwether County
Anne
Debbie
Igiria
City of
Anna, Maggie and
Hutcheson Fined For Contempt In Court Tilt
Carl Hutcheson and a lawyer were fined 1075 for contempt of court by Recorder Pro Tem W H Preston after a heated exchange during arraignments for gambling charges involving Latham Hitter Garre Cooley. Latham and others were bound over on bonds of 300, with Hillier set at 500.
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Carl Hutcheson
Preston
Latham
Garre
Cooley
Hitlers
Hutcheson
Sanford
Hillier
Justice of the Peace Jorden Faces Paper Demand
Attorney Gober appeared before Judge Eugene Thomas of the municipal court and said his client did not have certain papers in his possession that the judge had ordered produced. Gober stated Jorden did not wish to interfere with the court and was merely operating his own court, believing the municipal court act was Mega. The remark ended what could have become a legal tangle as a contempt threat loomed if papers were refused.
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Gober
Eugene Thomas
Justice of the Peace Vt Jorden
Thomas
Mega
Jordan
Executive Meeting of the City BPU
The City BPU will hold an executive meeting at the Second Baptist Church next Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Presidents and vice presidents of the city unions are requested to attend. At the recent First Baptist church meeting, George Dibble was elected chorister replacing Mrs Owen who resigned. A debate on home missions favored the affirmative.
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Second Baptist Church
Tunsday
First Baptist Church
George Dibble
The
Tabernacle
WR Owen
Capitol Hiptist
Peace of the World Topic at First Christian Church
Dr James J Hall, Southern states representative of the peace congress, will occupy the pulpit at the First Christian church this morning at 11 oclock to preach The Peace of the World. Dr Yinil wall preseh on the same theme. Dr L O Bricker, seriously ill at his residence on Buca Avenue, is slowly improving.
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James J Hall
Peace Congress
First Christian Church
Yinil Wall
Peace of the World
L.O Bricker
Hig
Buca Avenue
President Wilson takes Saturday holiday for matinee outing
Washington January 17 President Wilson returned to a Saturday off from official business. He golfed in the forenoon and attended a matinee of a musical comedy with his youngest daughter Miss Jeaner Wilson and Secretary Tumulty. It was his first local theater visit and he enjoyed it heartily.
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Washington
Wilson
Jeaner Wilson
Rotarians to host Peg O My Heart at Atlanta Theater
The Atlanta Rotary club plans its first public social event Monday night at the Atlanta Theater. Members in evening dress with wives will fill the central section for Peg O My Heart. Manager Homer George, a Rotarian, organized the arrangement and aims for a successful evening. A club member will present ladies with American Beauty roses as carnations are given to members. President H W Anderson and Secretary Howard Geidert say most members will attend.
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Rotary Club
Atlanta
Homer George
H. W Anderson
Tha Club
Howard Geidert
Greek fruit vender held up and beaten on East Solomon
Gastin Ge a Greek fruit merchant on Hill street was knocked down and severely beaten yesterday night near East Solomon street 94390 Qelock as he walked home from his closed fruit store. Two unknown men attacked him one restrained him while the other struck with a broom handle. He suffered head injuries but his condition is not serious. Police investigate.
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Gastin
Collier
Hill Street
Qelock
East Solomon Street
Colliers Home
Binnton 3
Wife Not Informed Of Husband Death In Atlanta Tale
Ed DeLorme, a well known Atlanta bartender, dies. His widow, confined to bed, will not be told of the tragedy at home. Their 13 year old daughter, recently moved to a private sanitarium for an operation, will also be kept uninformed to avoid distress. The body is laid to rest at Greenwood cemetery today.
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Ed DeLorme
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs DeLorme
DeLorme
Atlantas
Creditors Seek Receiver in Involuntary Bankruptcy Filing
Creditors filed with the federal court clerk to begin involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. Claims include A. M Robinson Co 6586 J K Orr Shoe Co 16157 Rice Hutchins 242 Atlanta Sherwood Shoe Co Rochester 550 against Knox Shoe Co Atlanta. Petition for a receiver accompanies the papers. Judge Newman to consider Monday. Best Lump Coal 4.75 Piedmont Coal Co 1023.
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A. M Robinson Company
J K Orr Shoe Company
Rice & Hutchins
Atlanta
Sherwood Shoe Company
Rochester
Knox Shoe Sonad
Newman
Billups Named General Passenger Agent for Georgia Railroad
J P Billups is appointed general passenger agent of the Georgia railroad, with Augusta as Georgia line headquarters and Atlanta as his base for the Atlanta and West Point connection. He remains general passenger agent of the Atlanta and West Point railroad, headed by Charles A. Wickersham, and retains both posts.
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The
Georgia Railroad
Charles A. Wickersham
J P Billups
Billups
South
Atlanta
West Point
Georgia Rairoad
Augusta
A. G Jackson
Georgia railroad official retained as general treasurer agent
In a terse notice, Mr Jackson remains in his capacity as general treasurer agent for the Georgia railroad, continuing duties over passenger and freight operations. The statement affirms ongoing authority and retains key responsibilities within the railroad’s administration.
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Orst
The
Georgia Railroad
Jackson
School and Church Burned In North Carolina Fire
Fire of unknown origin early today destroyed Oak Ridge Institute and the nearby Cathodist Protestant church in Winston-Salem North Carolina. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars, partially insured.
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Winston-Salem
N C
Oak Ridge Institute
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Walter Arnold in Atlanta
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed with Deputy Clerk Pred Hoors of the federal court yesterday by Walter Elijah Arnold, a resident of Atlanta and a salesman. The petitioner states his indebtedness will reach about 1,900 dollars and that he will be absent.
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Bakruptcy
Pred Hoors
Federal Court
Yeateruay
Walter Ialijah Arnold
Atlanta
Willie He
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Tokio
Sons of Life
Interior Department
Kakoshima
Ita
Sakura'a
Ite
Walter Andrews
Kok-Kaido
M.S. Bell
Cincinnati
Chicago
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Lewisville Ouy
St Louis
Pullman
Peachtree ST
Georgia N. & I. College
Recorder
Justice Jorden
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, GA
Banking House
Hall
Rotarians
Best
Piedmont Coal Co
Ane
Roche
W. Edwards
London
England
Fonmera & Cour
Bookman Street
Joe Billups
Corliss Limb
West 420
New York
Mizil
Thomason
Jacobs’ Pharmacies
American Asthmatic Co., Inc
NTA, Geor
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