Colima Volcano Eruption Forces Mass Flight Near Guadalajara
January 21 reports from Guadalajara say Colima volcanoerupted violently driving thousands from villages and ranches nearby. Refugees arrived by train after workers cleared volcanic sand from tracks. lava output was low but ash and deadly gases cloaked the area. The eruption waned overnight though dust settled on roofs and streets. a railroad agent abandoned his post as lava land altered track depth.
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Farmers Bill to Entertain Actors at KisibalisiNe Farm
Parmeer Hill aims to entertain the Ward and Va companys at the Jarrie KisibalisiNe farm this alter n uuit. Mr Aimer and Ward plan to greet friends. a feast is promised as today is set to be one of the best ever with all attendees invited.
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Roosevelt Calls On Girl Strikers In East Side Garment Trade
New York January 21 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt visited bars on the East Side with Miss Mardie Doty and Gertrude Barnum, an International Garment Workers’ Union organizer. He urged Senator Salant to back state legislative inquiry into conditions, questioned workers about weekly earnings, and commented that walking to work can be rough on shoes.
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J. F. Gray Plans Business Move to Atlanta
Savannah January 21 Special Joseph B. Gray secretary and security officer of the chamber of commerce tendered his resignation to President Leapoly Acier today. He will remain with the chamber until March annual meeting. Gray cites desirable business connections in Atlanta and notes his railroad commissioner duties required arduous travel between Savannah and Atlanta.
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School Bond Election In Americas Postponed
Americas Ga. January 21 Special The bond election to issue 50000 in school bonds for improvements failed to materialize due to irregularities in the election call found at the last moment. The election was called off indefinitely.
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Taft Condemned As Ragtime Lover In Capital Debate
Washington reports say President Taft faced strong criticism of his musical taste and the rise of modern dances. Louis Ottenberg led the Monday Evening club in denouncing ragtime at the White House, citing the inaugural ball program. Mrs. W Murray Crane and Mrs. Charles H Israel urged social restraint amid scorn for dances blamed on society. Wilson later supported a popular capitol reception as an inauguration alternative, explaining his stance on handshakes and costs.
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Harvie Jordan Named by Farmers Congress
Columbus Ohio January 21 A uniform system of warehouses across the United States will be devised by a committee named by Charles F Sanford president of the congress and Levi Morrison chairman of the executive committee Harvie Jordan Atlanta Ga William A Bowen Armi...
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Tional Farmers’ Congress
Charles F. Sanford
Congress
Levi Morrison
Harvie Jordan
Atlanta
William A. Bowen
Ariimeton
Texas
Joshua Strange
Marion
Ind
James A. D. Finley
New York
William Creasy
Calawissa
Tennessee Convicts Seek Parole Law
White prisoners at the main Tennessee prison have drafted a petition for the general assembly urging a parole law. They request release on probation for inmates with good conduct, noting the state currently has no parole law besides an old statute revived by Governor Hooper for limited paroles.
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Mrs Godau Sentenced for Killing Son-in-Law Wasserlaben
In Montgomery on January 21 the state supreme court sustained the murder sentence of Mrs Mary Godau in the Mobile case of Fred Wasserlaben a Mobile police officer. Wasserlaben body was found in a pond after his alleged attempt to assault her she claimed he begged for death she shot him claiming temporary frenzy.
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Pardon Issued For Soldier Who Refused Mass Kneel
Madrid January 21 The government canceled the punishment on a Protestant soldier who refused to kneel during a mass at Ferrol. A regulation will be published to prevent a repetition of the incident. The soldier had been condemned by the highest military court to six months imprisonment.
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Tennessee Democrats back Tyson but fall five votes short
In Nashville on January 21 the regular Tennessee Democrats backed tenant contender L. D. Tyson for the long-term U.S. Senate seat but fell five votes shy of the needed 67. Balloting showed Tyson 62, Enloe 44, Shields 9, McKellar 16 with scattered votes. short-term results were similar with Lon McFarland at 62 and Webb 26, plus 29 for Cecil.
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John K. Shields
K. D. McKellar
Lon McFarland
W. R. Webb
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Reat
Interesting meeting on education of the negro race in the south
An evening gathering Sunday at 7 30 o clock in Radcliffe Memorial church Fort and Houston streets under the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute with principal Richard Dr Stinson presiding. Invocations and readings by Dr William Byrd and Dr M Thompson followed by addresses from Bishop Henry M Turner W C Poote Richard TD Stinson K Thomas H Slater and Alice Dugged Carey. Students will perform songs and symnas.
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Houston Streets
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Richard Dr. Stinson
Marion McH. Hull
William Byrd
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Glynn Superior Court Reopens in Brunswick
Glynn superior court convened in Brunswick on January 21 resuming the criminal docket after a brief recess. Two or three negro murder cases are expected to occupy the court for the remainder of the week.
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Get Rid of All Indigestion with Stuart's Tablets
An advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets restore digestion by supplying natural digestive agents like pepsin and hydrochloric acid. It asserts the tablets stimulate gastric glands, prove safe, and are effective for indigestion, dyspepsia, insomnia, loss of appetite, melancholy, constipation, and related issues. One grain of active principle allegedly digests 3,000 grains of food.
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Government Aid in Road Building
The joint congressional committee on federal aid in post road construction held its first meeting in Washington. Senator Bourne of Oregon presided as W W Finley of Southern Railway Alfred Noble civil engineer and G W Cooley Minnesota state engineer spoke. Finley urged a 25 million dollar federal share and half the cost borne by government with aid tied to high traffic roads. Noble warned current highway spending lacks supervision. Cooley said no federal aid without a state highway commission.
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Discolored Skin Renovated by Mercorized Wax and Saxolite
An advertisement extols mercorized wax to remove surface skin flaws and reveal clear youthful skin, claiming it absorbs rough patches, liver spots, and pimples. It also promotes saxolite formula as a public property treatment, describing a wash lotion made from saxolite and hazel to erase wrinkles.
COSS OF HAIR: OLD AGE FEAR IS MISLEADING
An article argues that thinning hair signals old age is a myth. Dandruff, not age, causes hair loss and itching. It promotes Newbro's Hericide as a solution, claiming it destroys dandruff and leaves a fresh scalp. Available in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles. trial offers via The Herpicide Co. and Jacob's Pharmacy.
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