Cedartown General Waddell names staff in Georgia division
Major General J Q Waddell announces the Georgia division United Confederate Veterans staff with ranks and cities. Adjutant general Ld Lt Col Hulbert Atlanta. assistant adjutants general Crumley Atlanta McMahan Athens Withrow Augusta Lindsay Irwinton Triplett Thomasville Green Washington Burt Troughs Brunswick Redd Columbus Towers Rome Lynas Atlanta McGregory Warrenton Patterson Bgxton Dunbar Augusta Newman Atlanta Barton Marietta Dougherty Atlanta Evaratt Rockmart Harris Carrollton McCall Quitman For Atlanta Connor Cave Spring Blyer Augusta Sarnest Atlanta Alexander Maysville Jeings Atlanta Howry J Thomas Rome Cooper Atlanta Barr Cedartown Clayton Atlanta Pierce Henderson Cofer Atlanta Parke Whitesburg Mayes Jackson Hansell Thomasville Towers Decatur Carlisle Atlanta Nelson mockup clarified.
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Cedartown
Spe
Pia
J. Q. Waddell
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
WW. Hulbert
Atlanta
W. M Crumley
J CG McMahan
Athens
C H Withrow
Augusta
Geaistant
J W. Lindsay
Irwinton
John Triplett
Thomasville
T Burwell Green
Washington
WB. Burt Troughs
Brunswick
William Redd, Jr
Columbus
Gealstant
W BL
Towers
Rome
J Calton
Lynas
Howry Jeings
J . Thomas
Pitaf
Artery
J. M. Cooper
John W Barr
M Clayton
Singer
Chester Pierce
Henderson
M. I Cofer
W A Parke Whitesburs
Ansistant
H Mayes Jackson
C P Hansell Thomasville
W A Towers
Decatur
J . Carlisle
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promoted as Gas Absorber
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a universal stomach and intestinal gas absorber and purifier. It claims charcoal's porous structure absorbs gases and toxins, cites room odor purification examples, and urges readers to obtain a free sample by writing Stuart Company, Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Ihus Tesze
Fo& Stuart Company
Btuer
Marshall, Mich
States Rights Slogan Dominates Governors Conference
Unanimity on state activity in conservation and public utilities marks the governors conference in Washington. Ambassadors Bryce and Kirkland push for uniform state laws on children, vital statistics, forestry, and workers compensation while discussions touch water power and civil equality in citizenship and divorce policy.
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Washington
Conference of Governors
Ambassator Bryan
Eberhart
Mintegola
Fort
New Jerey
Harmon
Ono
Burke
North Dakota
Prouty
Vermont
Ansel
South Carolina
Quinby
New Hampahire
Willson
Kentucky
Carroll
Towa
New Jersey
MHS
Kirkland
Georgia
Civic Federation
Thore
Grace Kirkland
Conference For
Ina
Republicans Bar Rainey as Prober in House Caucus
In a fiery caucus the Republican majority blocked Rainey and James for the committee while defenders argued for stricter party discipline. Speaker Cannon opposed any compromise and the chamber narrowly voted to accept the Republican slate, with insurgents withdrawing before final action.
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McCall
Cooper
Olle James
James
Jeans Jamen
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Mr. Fassett
Cannon
Rainey
Douglas
Ohio
Norris
Nebraska
Clayton
Mome
Wisconsin
Wes
Columbus Detectives Recover $1500 in Diamonds Stolen by Woman
Columbus detectives recovered 1500 dollars worth of diamonds and jewelry stolen from a Montgomery city official by a Columbus young woman during a visit to Montgomery. The thief traced from Montgomery to Memphis, Chattanooga, Atlanta and other cities before arriving in Columbus where she confessed and returned the property. The Montgomery man’s name and the suspect’s name are not disclosed as restitution was made.
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Columbus
Ape
Montgomery
Alabama
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Coumbus
Wall Street Smash Hits Hocking and Fiske Firms
New York January 19 A 60 point plunge on the New York stock exchange sparked a dramatic collapse of the Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron pool. J M Fiske Co and Lathrop Hashing Co suspended, creditors allege insolvency and asset concealment as a government inquiry looms.
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Hocking
Lathrop, Haskins & Co
Fiske & Co
The
Stock Exchange
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Hood
United States District Court
Lathrop, Hashing & Co
Virginia Football Ban Proposed in Senate
Richmond Virginia January 39 The playing of football in Virginia is made a misdemeanor by a bill offered in the senate today by Captain Parka of Page county The game is prohibited and all players promoters and managers are liable to punishment by fine in the fleet and confinement in jail for a second offense The bill will be pressed by Captain Parke
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Richmond
Virginia
Senate
Parka
Page County
Parke
Probe Heard In Ballinger Case As Defense Questions Charges
Washington January 1 The Ballinger probe continues with Commissioner Dennett of the General Land Office testifying for Ballinger. Representative Hitchcock of Nebraska accuses recklessness in the Interior Department as the inquiry opens before a House committee. The session lasts about ninety minutes with Dennett as the sole regular witness. The investigation resumes Monday amid anticipated developments and alleged pressure on witnesses.
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Ballinger
Dennett
General Land Office
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Interior Department
Land Bureau
Sesson
House
Mr. Lafean
Commlasioner
Hittchcock
Mr. Dennett
Hitchtock
Oldest Policeman Happy Over Rolling Chair
Former Police Sergeant M B I White of Alanta, the city’s oldest policeman, paralyzed and at home, was given a rolling chair funded by a unanimous police fund. His wife Mrs White and the committee members expressed thanks to W P Reid and Carliale, with Captain Sheperd leading the gift effort. White wore a uniform with seven gold stripes for nearly 38 years of service before retirement.
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M BI White
Alantas
Thirteenth Street
Mra White
W P Reid
Carliale
Sheperd
Mike” White
After La Grippe Relief by Nervine Remedies
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire reports prolonged after effects from La Grippe with headaches nervous sleep disruption and jerking fits. She credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for recovery and notes others benefited. The ad urges continued use to restore nerves claiming money back if not satisfied.
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LaGrippe
Mikes
Alvin H. Locks
Seabrook
N. H
Miles
Mitea
Five Die as Fire Traps Philadelphia Shirt Factory
Five people die and five more are dying after a fire in a four story factory at 208 10 Chancellor Street near Second and Walnut. Many workers leaped to nets and windows as flames originated in an elevator shaft trapping workers on the fourth floor. Names include Morris Pessan Clara Swartz Ida Greenburg Rebecca Kaufman Elizabeth Chachkin and others. Chachkin family suffer multiple injuries with one daughter dead and another dying. The blaze heavily injures Joseph Chachkin and many workers.
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Philadelphia
Wfive
Chancellor Street
Second and
Walnut Streets
Morris Pessan
Clara Swartz
Ida Greenburg
Rebecca Kaufman
Elizbeth Chachkin
Rebecca Chachkin
Byman Belokin
Sarah Cohan
Philip Holes
Joseph Chachikin
Chachkin
Canine display at poultry show in Atlanta
The Atlanta Poultry Pigeon and Dog Show opened at the Auditorium Armory with a strong canine display though smaller than past years. Bulldogs and bird dogs attracted buyers while the shepherds and other breeds drew solid interest. Awards were handed out as the day wore on and the show stayed open late to let visitors hear roosters crow after dark. Notable visitors included Dr W C Cleckley of Augusta, president of the American Game Bantam Association, and L B Audigier of Knoxville, editor of The Industrious Hen.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
W C Cleckley
Auguste
American Game Bantam Association
L B Audigier
Knoxville
Opsurveya
Prizes Awarded Buff Leghorns at Spartanburg Show
The judging of the Single Comb Buff Leghorns yesterday drew strong interest in Spartanburg South Carolina breeder Wingo. He won first cockerel first and second hens and first and second pullet with eight entries not entered in pens. Judge G O Brown praised the birds saying they have natty style fine color and uniformity and could place well in any American show. Mr Wingo's prize winners can be seen at the Poultry Show.
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Wingo
Spartanburg
G O Brown
America
Recruits for Louisville Chicago Arrive for Tryout
On January 19 the Chicago Nationals sent two recruits to the Louisville Amerie Association team. Outfielder Kay, formerly with Albany’s New York League club last season, joins as catcher Hart, who played for Monmouth in the Tinots Missouri League.
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Louisville
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Lowisville Amerie Association
Kay
Albany
aCtcher Hart
Monmouth
Diseases of Women Offer Home Treatment
An old public notice promises a six book series on women’s diseases and symptoms. It invites readers to write for information and states home treatment is available through Hatbaway & Company at Bres Street with office hours starting at 8:39.
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Es Hatbaway, & Company
Bres@ St
The Merchant and the Market: Some Queries
The piece asks which market in the South is best and seeks a Southern town that manufactures over fifty million dollars' worth of goods annually in its own shops and factories. It also inquires which town serves as Southern headquarters for major national concerns spanning neckties to automobiles.
Funeral notices summarize deceased in Atlanta and Columbia
Mrs J H Thompson aged 4 died at College Park residence this morning at 13 16 o clock. Survived by husband one child one sister and three brothers. Body sent to Opelita for funeral and interment. Mrs Ophelia Davis aged 40 died in Columbia last Tuesday night. Survived by husband H Davis and three children. Body arriving in Atlanta today will be taken to Harry G Poole’s chapel for Friday morning funeral. Interment to follow. Mrs Personia Cochran died at family residence in Battle HIM last Wednesday afternoon.
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J. H. Thompson
College Park
Opelita
Ata
Ophelia Davis
Ophelia
Davia
Columbia
D. C
4. H .Davis
Atlanta
Harry G Poole
Personie Cochran
Personia Cocharan
West View
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George Muse
Cio. Co
Waddell
Nelson
Holland House
Auburn Avenue
Nolsan
Hofland House
Guy Thurman
Ajanta Woolen’ Mills
South Boulevard
Thurman
Bryce
Bar Rainey AS
Prober
Wall Street
Hocking Coal
Old Dominion
Osceola
Ark
Wil
Charles Mullins
Robinson
Scafford
Amos
Massachusetts
Champ Clark
Underwood
Lloyd
Coopar
Democrats In
Ageprel
Gamés
West Virginia
Gillette
Massachusette
Wish
la Grippe
Yesday
Harry T. Moore
Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers’ Associat’n
Care Chamber of Commerce
Rivera
I. T. Rhea
Nashville, Tenn
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