Burglary scares away by four year old girl Julianne Hagan
A midnight burglar in a northside home attempted a big haul during a reception at 265 East Fourth Street. Four year old Julianne Hagan awoke, confronted the intruder, and her alarm prompted the getaway with a pocketbook. Detectives have no clue yet.
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Lee Hagan
John Hagan
East Fourth Street
Ening
Julianne
Pockethooka
Baby
Mesa
Hair loss warning and dandruff remedy hawked in ad
An advertisement promotes Herpleide as a remedy for dandruff and baldness. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, prevents further hair loss, and promotes natural growth. The copy touts its fragrance, non staining formula, instant itch relief, and guarantees satisfaction with money back. Sample offers and pricing are included.
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Hertelde
Trept & Detroit
Jacobs Pharmacy
First Wilson Club in New York State Receives Incorporation
The Downtown Wilson Club in New York City gains a certificate of incorporation from the supreme court. It will be headquartered on Broadway near City Hall and aims to advance Governor Wilsons bid for the presidency and promote related political reforms.
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New York State
New York
Supreme Court
Broadway
City Hall
Wilson
Representative Taylor Explains Amendment Clarified
Representative Taylor of Lee explains the amendment, stating it does not concern alcohol used in beverage manufacture. He says the amendment strikes the last fifteen words of section two to remove patent medicines containing more than one and a half percent alcohol.
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Lee
Mills Chosen Ruler of Elks
Mills elected grand exalted ruler by acclamation at Portland convention. New officers include Dr. C H Ward grand royal knight and Edward Leach re-elected treasurer. Rochester expected as 1918 convention site. Elks report shows $26.39 million in lodge assets and 384,724 members, up 25,065.
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Thomas EB. Milla
Superior
Wis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
C H Ward
Pasadena
Cal
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New York
Rochester
Frederick W. Robinson
America
Brooklyn
Sacramento
Youngstown
Ohio
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Fla
Spokane
Seattle
Philadelphia
Robinson
Flynt to Run Against Hillyer for Railroad Commission
Judge J. J Flynt of Spalding former state senator and senate president arrived in Atlanta yesterday and announced intent to formally declare candidacy for the railroad commission within a few days. Three vacancies exist to be filled on the commission.
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J. J Flynt
Spalding
Senate
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Flynt announces bid for rail road post in August primary
Judge Flynt, Griffin lawyer and former city court judge, declares candidacy for the railroad commission seat held by Judge Hillyer. He notes Hillyer’s public retirement statement and says he has notified friends across Georgia and will issue a formal statement soon. Flynt cites experience in both branches of the general assembly and as Senate president as qualifications.
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Fireman Injured On Off Day At Broad And Marietta
William M Turner engine driver at fire station No 8 was hurt while trying to board the headquarters ladder truck on his off day. He slipped from the running board as the truck passed by on Broad street near Marietta, suffering bruises but no serious injuries or broken bones.
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William M Turner
Turner
Broad Street
Marietta
Rawls Dies at Cuthbert Elder Statesman in Georgia
J M Rawls longtime resident of Cuthbert aged about 80 died at his home after a long illness. He was a trustee of Andrew Female College and a liberal supporter. In New York an accounting shows Ida F Flagler estate valued at 2.444 million and her care allowance raised to 35 thousand dollars yearly for her maintenance in a sanitarium.
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Flagler
Cuthbert
J M Rawls
New York
Supreme Court
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Ida F Flagler
Henry M. Flagler
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Jisties Bischoff
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Atlanta
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Lookout Mountain Weekend Trip Promoted From Atlanta
Railroads offer next Saturday trips to Chattanooga with Lookout Mountain views described as unsurpassed. Notable landmarks include Chickamauga battlefield and monument park. Hotel Patten praised by the English ambassador as a city credit. Rates begin at $1.50 for single rooms. For details contact Hotel Patten, Chattanooga.
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Germany
Chickamauga National Park
Georgia Monument
Hotel Patten
Mryte
Patten
Tenn
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