Temporary Insanity Tied to Nervous Trouble in Death
Friends of J tf Randall of North Decatur say his June 15 suicide stemmed from temporary insanity caused by two years of worsening nervous trouble and an enlarged blood vessel pressing on the brain. He was buried in Lexington near his old home on June 17. At Central Avenue theater the colored men’s branch of the Young Men Christian Association heard an address on practical heart and Penn values. Dru H Proctor urged men to act rightly in moral awakening. A rising vote showed unanimous support. Secretary Trent urged payment of pledges for the new building fund as the sixth installment is due today.
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Esiro
T Heart
Penn
Central Avenue Theater
Colored Mens
Young Mena Christian Association
Dru H Proctor
Trent
Bonnano Sings To Big Audience At Free Recital
Dr Percy returned city organist and baritone Raoul Bonnano entertained an audience of over a thousand at yesterday’s free weekly recital in the Auditorium. The program favored operatic selections with a strong encore including Just Dreams. Bonnano impressed with dramatic power and warm audience reaction amid curtain calls.
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Raoul Bonnano
Starnes
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Signer Bonnine
Duke of
Miselmer
Signor Bonnano
Veice
Sermon Links Chloroform to Death Penalty Debate
Dr Holderby at Moore Memorial Church cites Georgia bills on temperance and capital punishment. He urges abolition of near beer and a painless death by chloroform, arguing current methods brutal and unchristian. He also calls for a state wide sanitation law to fight disease.
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Moore Memorial Church
Holderby
Georgia
Kryptoks Glasses Recommended For Double Vision Wearers
If you require double vision glasses you should wear Kryptoks. You are certain of getting glasses that are perfect for wear and vision. Jno EL Moora & Sons manufacture them at 42 North Bread St.
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Jno EL
Moora & Sons
North Bread St
Motorcyclist Dies Near Savannah During Practice Ride
Iee R Baker aged 26 was killed on the Ogeechee road outside Savannah while practicing for Fourth of July races. The group of riders, spaced along the road, saw Baker crash into a tree after his machine reportedly balked and rear wheel tangled. Found in the ditch, he died en route to hospital. Baker was a clerk for Greenfield and McCarthy grocers and had married four months earlier.
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Savannah
Iee R. Baker
Baker
Ogeechee Road
Isa
Bakers
Greenfield & McCarth, Grocers
Kodak Take a Kodak With You Advertisement
Jno L Moore & Sons advertise Kodak era supplies and cameras. They position the store as headquarters at 42 North Broad Street for travelers to capture personal viewpoints and memories with companions and gear.
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KODAK
Jno L Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Graft Charge Against Gomez in Cuban Crisis
Havana reports the El Dia accuses President Gomez of malversation totaling about 1 million dollars, diverting funds from departments to the secret service and directing payments for the palace paymaster. The paper claims acts may be illegal but official, not secret, and notes accompanying details. Rebel activity grows as Ivonet and forces attempt escape toward Guantanamo while reconcentrados at El Cobre stay under military action.
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Gomez
Estenez
Secret Service
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Oriente
Ramon “Miranda
Estener Chi
Santiago
Monteagudo
Ilvenet
Guantanamo
Ivenets
Antorarch
Yiemnitv
el Cobre
Ivonet
Sist J
Savings account offer from Trust Company of Georgia
Put your savings to work for you by opening a savings account with the Trust Company of Georgia. Four percent paid on deposits. Easily identified.
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Trust Company of Georgia
Federation of Woman's Clubs Discusses Education and Reform
The San Francisco convention urged 900000 club women nationwide to focus on international and industrial peace, press regulation, factory inspection, and social legislation. Speakers praised moral schooling, warned against print of scandal, and endorsed sex hygiene education in schools.
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San Francisco
United States
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Seasion
Josiah E Cowles
Los Angeles
Federation
E . Denniston
Frank Shiek
Wyoming
Mary L Sanford
University of Minnesota
Quiet cotton market predicted ahead of government reports
New Orleans reports a quiet week as the government issues the second monthly condition report and the acreage report on Wednesday and Thursday. Traders anticipate a modest acreage decline and varied views on crop condition with July terms watched for potential liquidation amid expected rains and new crop buying.
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New Orleans
Rouch
Atlantic City Excursion Rate Via Seaboard Ad
An ad notes a five round trip Atlantic City excursion rate via Seaboard on sale July 6 and 7. It directs readers to information at 88 Peachtree Phones 100. The item also contains reflective commentary on nationality and the value of American citizenship for artists and writers.
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Atlantic City
Seaboard
Peachtree
City man seeks peace at convention case hints at prison offer
A Chicago man asked to escape the republican convention turmoil was finally persuaded to content himself with a month in the workhouse. The judge was obliging, remarking that stone walls do not make a prison nor iron bars a cage in such cases.
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Chicago
Dewar Answers Henry Jackson in Chicago Delegation Dispute
Roger A Dewar a Roosevelt wing delegate from Georgia replies to Henry Jackson Atlanta internal revenue chief, defending Taft supporters. He denies bribery by Taft managers, cites committee interviews, and argues Roosevelt was blocked by fraudulently elected delegates at the Chicago convention.
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Roger A Dewar
Roosevelt
Georgia
Chicago
National Progressive Party
Third National Bank
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Dixon
Garfield
Hadley
Johnson
Stubbs
Borah Lone
Compaten
Cotton crop in better shape in flood of reports
Memphis Tenn June 30 The Commercial Appeal will say tomorrow the cotton crop advanced during the past week despite cool weather and too much rain across the belt West of the river especially Texas and Oklahoma shows splendid progress with well moistened ground and clean fields In Oklahoma crop remains late In Arkansas and Louisiana good progress East of the river shows progress but below normal due to cool nights and excess rain Mississippi reports some spotted conditions Georgia and Alabama report some grass and weeds but minority of reports Mississippis Georgia Alabama Carolinas show good progress
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Tenn
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missississippi
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Roosevelt and Taft faction clashes at orchestra hall
Letter writers clash over Roosevelt loyalists at a Chicago convention. Debates recount who ordered delegates to stay or leave, the attendance at Orchestra Hall, and accusations of misrepresentation by Taft and Roosevelt supporters.
Caution in Stock Market and Political Uncertainty
New York reports sharp stock fluctuations last week with higher volume and cautious speculation. Attention centers on the Democratic National Convention in Chicago while economic and industrial uncertainties temper markets. Copper, wheat, and cotton trends influence sentiment as Berlin and London settle half yearly funds amid hopeful yet unsettled hopes for a global financial solution.
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New York
Chicago
London
Berlin
Paris
Turpentine market shows narrow fluctuations in Savannah
Savannah reports fluctuations in turpentine with prices near 45 cents at best and prices easing later. Week totals show 6,977 casks sold, receipts of 6,507 last year, shipments at 8,401 casks with 7,025 foreign and 1,376 domestic. Week stock fell 1,478 casks amid steady high grades but weakness in medium and low grades.
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Savannah
Johnson Flynn Draw Big Las Vegas Crowd
Large crowds gathered in East Las Vegas to watch Jim Flynn train before the Fourth of July. Flynn told spectators he was in top condition and believed he could beat Johnson, though he did not threaten any provocation. Johnson also trained before a large crowd as both fighters logged a full day of hard work. Tomorrow, Tombay Bure was slated to arrive as Flynn's first opponent.
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Montezuma
Jim Flynn
Flynn
Johnson
Thoresough
Tombay Bure
Beoe
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