Troops Asked to Halt Gambling in Hot Springs
A Hot Springs delegation urged Governor Donaghey to call state troops to quell gambling and to appoint a reform candidate as coroner after the resignation of Dr. J. P. Randolph. The governor said a special election would be held and interim appointment go to the next-highest vote getter. The request for troops was declined.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
J. P. Randolph
Donaghey
T. Amis
Wiliam McGuigan
Boys Club Band To Be Organized Tonight At 7 30
The Boys' Club will organize a band tonight at 7 30 with 21 deposits of 1 already paid and more expressions of interest. Membership is limited to 32 for now, and Professor Gerald Crease will direct. The Ladies' Auxiliary may assist, and this marks the fifty fifth amateur band organized by Chase, listing numerous past ensembles as examples.
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Gerald Crease
Chase
Pittsfield
Bove’ Club
Diet
Pittsfeld
Mass
Franklin
Monroe
Brockton Cornet
Brockton
Wanaumau
Jeffersonville
Troy
S. C
Comelta
Cornalta
Concord High School
Concord
Children Enjoy Fat, Happy Meals With KEK K Flour
Children eat KEK K Flour meals and show contentment and energy. The item highlights a baking product's appeal to kids, noting happiness and fullness after eating prepared foods.
Tribute to Robert E. Lee Remembered by Atlanta Veterans
On Lee birth anniversary Atlanta Daughters of the Confederacy held exercises at the Woman's Club house. General Clement Evans delivered the opening invocation. Judge George Hillyer led memorial remarks and cross of honor presentations. Veterans and delegations attended. high school students later marked Robert E. Lee's birthday with student speeches.
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Confederacy
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman's Club
Beker Street
Clement A. Evans
United Confederate Veterans
George Hillyer
Peachtree
Judge Hillyere
Hillyer
Les
Judge Hillyer
Citizens
Lee
General Gorton
Old City Hell Aquare
Kew
State Capitol
General Gordon
James A. Rounsnyille
Rome
Arington
McCabe
South Observes Lees Birthday Across the South
New Orleans and cities from Tennessee to Virginia marked Robert E. Lee Day as a state holiday with many suspending business. Daughters of the Confederacy distributed crosses of honor to veterans in most towns while governors and speakers highlighted the general’s legacy.
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Nashville
Enn
Tennessee
Robert E. Leela
Afterthought Mines Stand Among World’s Largest Operations
The Afterthought Company owns 1700 plus acres on the Abate Gopper Belt and has invested over 1.5 million dollars. It reports 8000 feet of underground development and 4.5 million dollars worth of ore ready for a smelter, with a fully equipped plant, electric power, a 55-building camp, and a town named Ingot built around the mines. The ore zone spans 600 feet with multiple veins, including large copper bearing zones, and a Donkey claim shaft reaching over 200 feet deep.
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Gopper
Ingot
Copper Hill
Federal Court Adjourned in Honor of Lee Birthday
Raleigh N C January 19 Federal Judge H G Connor of the eastern district of North Carolina adjourned court at noon to observe General Robert E Lee birthday with elaborate exercises conducted by the Daughters of the Confederacy The day was observed by state officials and marked by a flower laying at a statue in the hall of fame
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Milledgeville
FR. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert, B. Lee
Powell
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Joseph E. Pottle
Savannah
Forsyth Park
Shellman
B. I. Crittenton Chapter
The
Lee
Auditorum
Darley
Lana
Columbus
Robert EB. Lee
S&p. Gilbert
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Indge
A. W. Cosart
Robert M. Howard
Washington
Robert E. Lee
Capitol
United States
Congress
George W. Rolling
R. E. Lee Chanter
Falls Church
Hall of Fame
Releigh
N. C
H. G. Connor
District of
North Carolina
Taft
Daughters of the Confederacy
Loving Cup to Gray for Defending Lee
Columbus citizens will present Dr. Gray of the Chicago camp Grand Army of the Republic with a loving cup in gratitude for his defense of General Robert E. Lee at a camp meeting protesting Lee statue in the Hall of Fame in Washington. A resolution honoring General Lesbore was adopted after exercises. KE K Flour is advertised.
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Columbus
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Hall of Fame
Washington
Gray
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Lesbore
Smoke Veils Atlanta as Peculiar Atmosphere Persists
A dense smoky mist hung over Atlanta last night due to an unusual atmospheric condition. Nighthawks rubbed soot from reddened eyes as the fog drifted into rail yards and businesses, with moisture blamed for keeping smoke near the ground. Rayner is reelected. Anogpolis, Md, January 19. The reelection of Isador Fayner to the United States senate was ratified by the state legislature in joint session today.
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Rayner
Anogpolis
Isador Fayner
United States
Senate
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