McCorkle Voices Southern Trade Vision at Newark Dinner
Ex governor McCorkle addresses Newark New Jersey board of trade dinner with Governor Voorhees Mayor Seymour and Congressmen Hepburn and Fowler in attendance. He argues for aggressive open markets Philippines and China trade, Atlantic and Pacific routes, and strong southern leadership in promoting national commerce.
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Seymour
Hepburn and
Fowler
McCorkle
Funeral of Major Renfroe in Sandersville
Remains of Major W. H. Renfroe who died in Cartersville were brought to Sandersville for burial in the local cemetery. Rev. A. M. Winn conducted the grave service as a large crowd attended. Renfroe, born in Sandersville, had lived there before moving his family to Cartersville years ago. his widow Mrs. W. H. Renfroe, brothers Captain J. W. Renfroe and Henry Renfroe, and two sons Robert H. Renfroe and Percy F. Renfroe accompanied the coffins back to Sandersville.
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Major Renfroe
Sandersville
W. H. Renfroe
Cartersville
A. M. Winn
Methodist Church
Macon Celebrates Lees Birthday in Elabo rate Program
Macon marks General Robert E Lees birthday with a multi part program by the Daughters of the Confederacy. Tomorrow the Macon Volunteers Hussars and Floyd Rifles parade, then a Mulberry Street Church program of papers songs and recitations, with schools closing for a half day. Mercer University plans a field track team for the Southern Meet in New Orleans in May, led by hammer thrower Porter and captain Taylor.
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Brown House
Macon
Robert E. Lee
Daugitera of the Confederacy
Macon Hussars
Floyd Rifles
Mercer
the Athletic Association
Mercer University
New Orleans
Porter
Stetson
Taylor
Baltimore
Mreer
Cornell
University of Georgia
Al-Manac 19th Edition Now Available in Atlanta
Information on tap expects readers to buy the 19th edition of the Al-Manac. It gathers classifies and indexes accurate accounts of happenings in many fields of human action. Sold at the counter for a quarter or mailed for 1 cent by John M. Migr Co., 39 Marietta street, Atlanta.
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John M. Migr Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Dunson Elected President of LaGrange Bank
Colonel Dunson was chosen president of the LaGrange Banking and Trust Company in LaGrange Georgia on January 18. He is a grocery firm head, landholder, Dixie Cotton Mills director, and former LaGrange city council member. He succeeds George A Speer who moved to Atlanta. C Truitt was elected vice president.
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LaGrange Banking Company
LaGrange
Joe HE. Dunson
LaGrange Banking and Trust Company
George A. Speer
Capital City Bank of Atlanta
Coleone Dunson
J. E. Dunson & Bros
Br Une
Troup County
Dixie Cotton Milla
A. D. Abrahams
C. Truitt
Dun
Thrilling tale of a man and his dynamite retrieving dog
Special Colonel Faulkner recounts a Glade district incident in which Feller, famed for dynamite fishing on the Chattahoochee, trains a dog to retrieve. The dog dives after a dynamite charge, and the fuse burns as they race toward the riverbank. The explosion injures the dog as Feller escapes, ending his use of dynamite and retrieval dogs.
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Gunesile
Feller
Dog
Man
Hfe
North Rome school board ousted in legal clash
Judge Henry grants certiorari filed by Major Fouche as North Rome’s old school board is dismissed on charges of failing to file annual reports and to interview teacher applicants. New trustees elected, but certiorari blocks their work pending court fight. factions frame the battle as principle versus politics with no compensation at stake.
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R T. Fouche
Old School Board
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B. J Talvert
T. J. Williamson
J A Lester
T E. Clement
Statue 2 Pasture
J W. Gillam
T. P Arnold
W. J. Hall
Flare McCurry
Public Installation of Officers for Rome Lodges
Rome Georgia hosts public installation of Knights of Pythias officers from Rome Mount Alto and Landale lodges attended by about 200, many ladies. Speeches by E L Turner J B F Lumpkin A B Moseley G Black and M B Eubanks followed by a splendid banquet. Judge Max Meyerhardt presided in a notable Floyd Pythians event.
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Knights of Pythias
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J. B. F. Lumpkin
A. B
Moseley
Black
M. B. Eubanks
Bound Over to Court in Illicit Distilling Case
Augusta Ga January 15 Charles Johnson of Emanuel county and Ben Turner of Wilkes county were bound over to the United States court at Savannah after a hearing before Commissioner Calvin on the charge of illicit distilling.
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Augusta
Vaunary 15
Pecal J
Charles Johnson
Emanuel County
Ben Turner
Wilkes County
United States Court
Savannah
Calvin
West Point approves saloons in quiet voting day
West Point Ga January 18 Special election to permit saloons passed 148 for ratification to 2 against Two bedrooms will open tomorrow morning Licenses set at 1000 dollars Prohibitionists earlier claimed victory over barrooms but the process proceeded despite protests The move is said to aid the city financially and the injunctions were dropped
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West Point
Ciiy Authorilies
Vinol Blood Purifier Promises Rich Red Blood
Vinol claims to improve health by purifying and enriching blood using cod liver liver extract without the fat. It asserts benefits to the stomach and vital organs, citing a Salvation Army testimonial and urging readers to visit Jacobs' Pharmacy for a trial or money back if not satisfied.
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Tolons
Vinel
Grippe
Hetsy Habershaw
River Street
Fail River, Mass
Vinci
Hancock Negroes Kicking Over Migration to South Georgia
Hancock county reports indicate many northern and western Black residents hasten migration to south Georgia and turpentine regions. Some men staying provoke discontent as white farmers urge them to remain and resume farming. Williams's arrest and letter speak to pacify but unrest continues amid hopes for Mississippi.
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Sparta
Hancock
South Georgia
Willams
Williams
Williamsa Tetter
Mississippi
Green County
Sawmill Boiler Explosion Kills Engineer in Georgia
The Redds sawmill boiler exploded near Green Fork in Waynesboro Georgia injuring several workers and killing engineer John Burke. The blast wrecked the engine mill and gunhouse with unknown total losses.
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Ohn Burke
Waynesboro
Redd
Greenfork
King John Burke
Old Negro Killed by a Train in Blackshear Georgia
A distressing accident occurred at 11 o'clock today in Blackshear. An elderly Black man named Cain McWhuite was killed instantly while driving a wagon onto the Savannah Florida and Western line as a Plant System Florida special train neared. The train struck the wagon, demolishing it and throwing the man before the engine. the wagon and horse were destroyed, the horse injured but alive.
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Blackshear
Cain McWhuite
Savannah
Florida
Ryan in Court Again Over Seaboard Consolidation
Ryan of New York sues promoters including John Sitel ton Williams seeking to halt consolidation efforts by the Seaboard Air Line. A U S court in Norfolk postponed hearings to the following Tuesday in Richmond, keeping the railroad status unchanged under a new legislative act.
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Norfolk
Anomal
PF. Ryan
New York
John Sitelton Williams
Waddid
Richmond
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
North Carolina Tobacco Growers Form Plan to Fight Trust
North Carolina tobacco growers met in Raleigh in a state convention to devise a plan against the American Tobacco Company. They adopted a contract pledging not to sell their leaf tobacco to the company for five years.
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North Carolina
Confidence Vote Sustains Government Amid Painter Strike
Paris January 14 The chamber of deputies backed the government 329 to 74 on an interpellation criticizing indecision during the recent painters strike at Saint Etienne. The vote preserves government support and ends a heated dispute over handling of the strike.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
St. Etleene
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