Church Rejects Recall of Dr. Broughton at Tabernacle
The Baptist Tabernacle will not extend a call to former pastor Dr. Len G Broughton. Board chairman C W Hatcher says no general sentiment exists to recall him. A church meeting is set to discuss selling church property and selecting a new pastor, with Broughton clearly unlikely to be considered.
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the Baptist Tabernacle
Len G Broughton
C. W. Hatcher
Broughton
Freeall
Dr. Broughton
The
Tabernacle
Mr. Hatcher
Hatcher
Tabernagie
Broughton Sails for Atlanta Visit in Bible Conference
Fev J W Ham secretary of the Tabernacle Bible conference said Dr Sen G Broghton now in London has sailed for America for a frat visit to Atlanta. He will attend the Bible conference at the church where he long pastored March 7 to 16 inclusive with Dr G Morgan Campbell of London, famed evangelist and Bible student.
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Fev
J. W. Ham
Tabernacle Bible Conference
Sen. G. Broghton
London
America
Atlanta
England
G. Morgan Campbell
Working Man Praises Swamp Root In Kidney Cure Claim
In a Covington Virginia testimony dated March 1912, blacksmith W Tarding describes severe kidney illness treated by a local doctor as Brights Disease. He credits Kilmer’s Swamp Root for his eight year recovery and for curing his ill son after one bottle. He endorses the medicine and attests to its effectiveness against kidney pain.
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Waynesboro
B. H. Patton
Proving What BriAnn Root May Do For Kilmer Co.
An old promotional notice from the Atlanta Daily Constitution announces a sample bottle offer from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton. It promises to prove benefits of a kidneys booklet and urges readers to request the informational booklet and a fifty cent kidney drink bottle through local drugstores.
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BriAnn Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham
Aon
Georgia Life Co backs president in Macon shakeup
In a stormy session lasting past midnight, the administration forces at Georgia Life Insurance Co. won control with new officers and directors elected. A stockholders meeting adopted a resolution of confidence in President W. E. Small and expelled charges against him. Insurgents led by J A Shepherd attacked Small over a private stock sale, and Mercer was said to have received over 100000 for selling company stock. The board discussed disposing of the life department though not deemed necessary.
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Macon
Georgia Life Insurance Company
W. E. Small
Life Department
W. BE. Snail
R. L. Wilson
J. J. Cobb
J. E. Smith, Jr
Dublin
J. B. Holt
W. T Anderson
J. C. Norton
P. Emerine
Peter Pps
John C. McAfee
W. B. Birch
Ww. E. Small
J. W. Quincey
Douglas
T. B. McRitchie
Newnan
J. K. Smith
L. B. Holt
Sanderaville
W. 7. Anderson
Leon S Dure
J. S&s Schofield
A. T. Small
J. & Rogers
Doyle
T. C. Parker
Rochelle
P. J. Garbutt
Fitzgerald
J. A. Shepherd
Small
J. ©. Mercer
Central Trust Company
Commercial National Bank
Mercer
Best Jellico, $4.50 Fulton Coal Company
The Fulton Coal Company advertises Best Jellico coal at four dollars fifty cents per unit. Contact phones listed as M and 1522 for orders or inquiries.
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Fulton Coal Company
Gossip at the Capitol sparks fight over mileage order
Judge James K. Hines, special attorney to the state railroad commission, plans a conference with M. Candler upon returning to Atlanta to prepare an answer to the injunction filed by railroads to block the mileage pulling order set to take effect Saturday. Court hearing set for February 3.
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James K. Hines
State Railroad Commission
Washington County
Atlanta
M. Candler
Hamilton Denies Slavery Charge In Federal Probe
Mrs Adel Hamilton of Louisville testifies before the federal grand jury denying her husband Harry Hamilton’s accusation that she and cigar dealer A T Carmichael violated white slave laws. She claims she and Carmichael aided by her mother and lawyer aided her independence, recounting alleged thefts, threats, and a plan to separate with child custody disputes. She plans to testify for Carmichael in Louisville as the case proceeds.
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Macon
Adel Hamilton
Harry Hamilton
Louisvill
A. T. Carmichael
St. Louis
Georgia
Tis
Hamilton
Carmichael
West Baden
Louisville
Mrs. Hamilton
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mr. Carmichael
Keep Moving Says Uncle Sam on Alien Rights
In a political argument over immigration process, officials deny aliens the right to refuse to answer questions to determine admissibility. Secretary Nagel argues against a privilege to stay quiet, stating aliens face mandatory qualification before an administrative body. Castro's attorney, Harold Content, plans to seek a writ of habeas corpus to stay deportation.
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Alleng
Castro
Courts
New York
Harold A. Content
Nagel
Funeral of Judge S. S. Wingfield Shocks Athens Officials
The entire Athens bar and county officials paused work for half a day to attend the funeral of Judge S. S. Wingfield, who had served as the ordinary of Clarke County for twelve years ending January 1. The service took place in Athens, Georgia, on a January afternoon.
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Athens
Wingfield
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Clarke County
Dr White to Deliver Memorial Address for Lanier
Dr. John E White of Atlanta was chosen by the Macon History club to deliver the memorial address in memory of poet Sidney Lanier. The February 17 exercise replaces Lanier's Feb 3 birth anniversary, postponed due to Dr White's absence, and will start a statewide drive to raise a Macon memorial for Lanier.
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Macon
John E. White
Atlanta
Macon History Club
Sidney Lanier
Lanier
Clarke County Tent Services Open at New Baptist Wabbernacle
In Clarke County the first services were held under a tent at the temporary home of the new Baptist Wabbernacle church marking the opening of this temporary worship space in the region.
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Clarke County
New Baptist Wabbernacle Church
Baptist
Ocean Rate War Likely Amid Pool Break
Berlin January 30 North Atlantic steamship conference began its sittings Tuesday and ended abruptly today when the Canadian Pacific railway refused to join in the pool. Other members unanimously decided to renew the combination and there is a prospect of a lively rate war for steerage business from Trieste.
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Berlin
North Atlantic Steamship Conference
Canadian Pacific Railway
Trieste
Mrs Mims Dies Interment Here In Ansley Park
The Christian Science Church lecturer Mrs Sue Harper Mims of Brandon Mississippi died after a long life noted for eloquence. Funeral services follow at her residence 245 Peachtree Circle Ansley Park when the body arrives in Atlanta. Livingston Mims Thompson of Louisville is her heir.
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The
Christian Science Church
United States
Livingston Mims Thompson
Louisville, Ky
Mims
Joseph Thompson
Major Mims
Extension Farm School in Session in Thomasville
Thomasville Ga January 30 Special Much interest shown by county farmers at the State College Agricultural Extension school in session yesterday and today. County agents and professors from agriculture demonstrate soil fertility lime crop rotations and cooperative buying and marketing. Lectures cover dairy farming butter making feeding cattle care of dairy cattle sprays and peach culture. J A Chastain leads the county demonstration work and deserves credit for the event.
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Thomasville
Ine State College Agricultural Extension School
Thomas Davis
Thomas County Farmers’ Institute
J. E. Yarington
Agronomy
J. William Hart
G. W. Firer
J. D. Oliver
J. A. Chastain
Chattanooga Players Report Early for Salary Rule Sweep
Chattanooga players are ordered to report March 1, two weeks earlier than usual to allow Manager Hiberfeld time for selection under new season salary limit rules. New signings include Berger, an outfielder formerly with Anniston, and Combs, amateur pitcher from Dayton, Tenn.
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Tenn
Chattanoooga
Hiberfeld
Berger
Anniston
Combs
Dayton
Typewriters Rented Three Months Five Dollars Am. Writing Co
American Writing Co advertises rental of typewriters for three months at a price of five dollars, promising portable machines for business and office use with prompt delivery and reliable service.
Presbyterian Ministers Participate in City Services
Methedical ministers of the city took part in the services. Judge Wingfield was a native of Wilkes county, where he served as tax collector for several years and taught school for thirty years before moving to Athens in 1887.
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Wingfield
Wilkes_ county
Athens
Committee Takes Beavers Advice On Permits In City
The city committee, continuing from page one, passed up the 106 West Mitchell street permit and rejected pool room license requests for 40 Peach tree street and 41 South Forsyth street. Other denials included W. T. Dobbins Curran & Gillespie H. Stone and W. H. Dean. The committee will await council action before approving new applicants. The near beer zone change was postponed for two weeks. Macon Yard Master appointment noted for January 30 special brief.
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Mitchell Street
J.T. Hanjaras
Peachtree Street
A. J. Crim
Forsyth Street
W. T. Dobbins
Curran & Gillespie
H. Stone
W. H. Dean
Alderman Warren
Comittes
Disappearance of Leesburg Man in 1912 Sparks Reward
Monday December 23 1912 E M Miller of Leesburg Florida left home to go to Jacksonville arriving the next day. Since then no trace has been found. He is described as tall slender 20 years old 110 pounds with hazel eyes brown hair and delicate features. Reward 100 for definite information and all wire reports.
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E. M. Miller
Leesburg
Fis
Jacksonville
Fla
L. Miller
Lake County
Macon Appointed Yard Tester for Southern Railway
Macon is named yard tester for the Southern railway as of today, replacing his former job at the Great Smoky and Florida line now filled by M. Quinney.
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Macon
Southern Railway
Elad
Dais S
Gs Ss & F
M. Quinney
Kimball Baby Grands and Upright Pianos Featured
Kimball Baby Grand pianos of small compass fit limited spaces and offer more volume than upright models. The store features forty Mahogany, Circassian Walnut, French Walnut, Mission Oak and Rosewood styles with prices from 195 to 440 dollars. Every instrument bears the Kimball Company tag and reflects direct-from-manufacturer pricing, saving customers the middleman costs.
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Kimball Baby
Kimball Company
Chicago
United States
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