Dr Duvalls Sanitarium Promotes Comfort and Care
Dr. J Richmond Duvall opens a new Sanitarium at Capitol Ave and Richardson St in Atlanta. The facility features electric lighting, 27 patient rooms, and a modern kitchen and operations area with trained staff led by Superintendent of Nurses Miss Mills. Attendants are long experienced, offering home like attentions and sanitary treatment in a refined environment.
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Duvall
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta
J. Richmond Duvall
Richardn. Street
United States
Miss Mills
Georgia
Philippine Islands
Panama Canal
Mills
Night Riders Murder Convictions Reversed by Tennessee Court
Eight men linked to the Walnut Log murder of Captain Quentin Rankin see reversal of death sentences by the Tennessee Supreme Court. The ruling cites improper grand jury selection and insufficient defense challenges, remanding for new trials. Crowded courtroom applauded as decision announced. leaders include Garrett Johnson and Arthur Clear, with others named.
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Rankin
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jackson
Tent
Night Riders
Roy Ransom
Bud Morrig
Bob Hutman
Supreme Court
Rice A. Pierce
Henry A. Craft
Memphis
Atead
M. M. Nell
Jun- Hee Craft
I. Jones
Quentin Rankin
R. Z. Taylor
Walnut Log
Reelfoot Lake
Obion County
Union City
Tenn
Oblon County
Supreme ‘Court
German Potash Men in Trust Agreement
Berlin July 3 with one exception all members of the former lash syndicate and new ones align a mutual protective agreement. Walder Behmittman, owner of the edt and Ascherleben mines, weighs joining the syndicate or staying independent. American agents offered potash mines but prices were unsatisfactory and no conclusion reached.
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Berlin
Lash Syndicate
Walderar -Behmittman
Edt
Ascherleben
Herr’ Behmittman
Ins
Fourth of July Celebration in Reidsville Georgia
The town of Reidsville Georgia celebrated the Fourth of July with an old soldiers reunion a barbecue and a baseball band from Savannah. Local Rotary members of Thomas Mi Norwood participated in the events marking the holiday festivities.
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Reidsville
Baseba
Savanpah
Thoma. Mi
Norwood
Rotary
New Baptist Pastor Charles W. Daniel Opens First Sermon
Rev Charles W Daniel D D new pastor of First Baptist preaches his first regular Sunday morning sermon at 11 oclock after leaving Fort Worth Texas. A large audience is expected. He attends Sunday school at 930 and will speak at 8 in the evening with a musical program led by J P O Donnelly including Mrs Peyton H Todd singing Jerusalem and the opening hymn Amerten.
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Charles W. Daniel
D.D
First Baptist Church
W. W. Landrum
Daniel
Fort Worth
Texas
J. P.O’ Donnelly
Peyton H. Todd
Gounod
Jerusalem
Amerten
Tremendous Losses From Dry Wave Report
Milwaukee July 3 The local Internal Revenue report for the year ending June 20 shows a $222000.92 drop in receipts due largely to a fall in beer outflow amid the dry wave. This year’s beer receipts totaled $4 174 103 versus the prior year’s $64 862 848.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Internal Revenue Office
Busy Doctor Endorses Grape-Nuts After Personal Improvement
A Cincinnati physician recalls being skeptical then improving health after using Grape-Nuts with cream twice daily. He reports increased strength, better weight, and overall wellness. He now recommends the product to many patients, noting “splendid results” and “wonderful” patient improvements.
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Feauc
Cincinnett
In, Tod
Eneral Tod
Color Line Drawn by Georgia Negroes in Odd Fellows
Albany July edition of the Supreme Circle News accuses brown and yellow members of the Colored Odd Fellows in Georgia of forming a mulatto aristocracy. The front page questions whether Georgia Odd Fellows will tolerate such tactics and claims a drive to pack the executive committee with lighter-skinned members. The piece, signed by Black, Hearty Odd Fellow, targets editor Jos H. Watson, a local farmer and politician.
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Albany
Order of Colored Odd Fellows
Georgia
Supreme Circle News
Florida
Alabama
Jos.h. Watson
Watson
Georgia Odd Fellows
Lack of nickel costs this man just $1500
In Trenton New Jersey July 9 Oscar Neidt a former city official aged 31 500 dollars resulted from a barn fire after he could not pay a nickel to summon a fire engine. He sought help at a phone booth but was refused by the operator and the alarm was delayed until it was too late.
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Trenton
N. J
Cout Oscar
Nefit
Neidt
Hie
Deata
Siri
Sendig
Alorm
Battle Horseshoe Bend Memorial Commemoration
A July ceremony at Horseshoe Bend in Alabama marked the commemoration of the historic battle where General Andrew Jackson defeated the Creeks on the Tallapoosa River. Speeches and a barbecue launched a movement to establish the site as a national memorial or park, with Congressman Heflin backing a congressional bill. Governor Comer presided as the occasion organizer.
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Horseshoe Bend
Als
Horseshde Bend
Tallapools
Jackson
Comer
Alabama
Bend
A. National Park
Heflin
Alabam
Parsons fights baseball games over mother in law in Cartersville
J R Parsons of Cartersville Georgia obtained an injunction against Georgia Realty Company of Atlanta and the Grasham Stars stopping town baseball games on a vacant lot adjoining his home. Parsons had appealed to the team council before filing suit.
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Cartersville
J. R. Parsons
Georgia Realty Company
Atlanta
Grasham Stars
Parsons
Dispatch by Telephone Trains Tested on Louisville Line
Work this week on the Louisville to Paducah line to install a new train dispatching by telephone system. G H Gross of Chicago, inventor and superintendent of telegraph, has led the project at a cost of £30,000. all operators to be retained.
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Louisville
Jilinoie
Central Railway
Paducah
G. H. Gross
Chicago
Toy Pistol Kills Woman in Kansas City On Fourth
In Kansas City Thelma A. Hogan 26 died of lockjaw from a toy pistol discharge. Her 6-year-old son Wilbur bought the toy and fired blanks. after the pistol clogged she attempted to clean it and a discharge wounded her left hand, the incident tied to Fourth of July celebrations.
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Kangan City
Juty
Kansas City
Thelma A. Hogan
Wilbur
NO CONFLICT BETWEEN TAFT AND MACVEAGH
Washington reports move to correct impression of a split between President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh over a tariff amendment on oleomargarine. Tawney clarified the president had not endorsed any change and had taken no stand on the proposal.
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Washington
Taft
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Tawney
Minnesota
Secretary of the Treasury
James L Harper Dead Proof Reader at Government Printing Office
James L Harper of Elberton Georgia long time proofreader at the Government Printing Office in Washington died after an apoplectic stroke while at work. He was taken to the hospital and died soon after his wife and a clergyman arrived. The remains were shipped to Elberton accompanied by Mrs Harper.
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Government Printing Office
Washington
James L. Harper
Elberton
Harper
Fourth of July tragedy claims Bristol man in Virginia
Kinward Cox, 52, a farmer from Bristol, Tennessee, was killed during the Big Stone Gap Fourth of July celebration. Cox reportedly watched a balloons ascent, became entangled in a parachute rope, was lifted high, then fell and died shortly after.
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Bristol, Tenn
Ouly
Kinward Cox
E Farmer
Otten
Big Stone Gap
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