Governor Slaton Visits Fifth Regiment at Simons Island Camp
Special correspondent reports Governor Slaton and party visiting the Fifth Regiment at Simons Island camp. The governor slept in a soldier’s tent and joined dress parade and a mock attack. He praised the regiment and enjoyed camp fare, while officers hosted a reception at the hotel. Local women visitors brightened the day as soldiers endured strenuous training and heat.
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Robert Guiu
St Simong Island
John Marshall Siaton
Georgia
Hynnel
Slaton
Pomeroy
Joseph M Brown
Ot Simons Hotel
of Vial
Atlant Wonda
Hari
Wamp Duriya
Norr
Wilson Ends Vacation Back To The Capital
President Wilson plans return to Washington after six weeks away as Congress adjourns. Reports say he intends to focus on immediate matters, including potential travel and upcoming issues at the Punanta canal and other national affairs.
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Wilson
Washington
Willie
Congress
Rolf Gains Notable Post at Oklahoma Station
Rolf attains leadership of the poultry department at the George-Arthur project station amid changes in the Georgia region. The encounter marks a shift as the station experiences a discontinuation of some experimental activities and related expansion discussions.
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George of
College Park Offers 95 Prize For Slogan Contest
The College Park board of trade invites public slogan ideas with a gold prize of 29 dollars. The contest closes July 3 and the winner will be announced at the August 1 meeting. Past town naming hints trace back to 1895 when a different prize helped shape College Park’s name.
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College Park
Atlanta
Board of Trade
Maine
Board of Trade For
Fritz Rauachenberg
College Park Board of
Ttate
Howard
Senate
Smith
Direcors
George F Fongluo Ji Presdert
Broom
Yimms
Akeley
Bos File
Wol
Drewry
Roawara Binanses
Walker
Fritz Raushenterg FS
Walker and O OF OK
Wright
Alos
Fritz Rauschenbert
Howle
Merman
Brite
Rauschenberg Booster Committee
Tuther
Isom
R Allen
Parker
Miller
Bloss
Barrett
yOumans
Opaimour
Lindsey
Hunt
Mulden
Mwhener
Plunkett
Sittlesly
Boonecain
CY Wikersham
John F Firadiey
Goeris
Wilson
Brewster
Ninolsor Willis Whipple
Webb
Iwusham
Sheniit
Ison
Kauffman
Swalker
Webl
Wister Sharpe
Rauschenbers
H Freeman
Jackson
S Davis
W Howard
R L Proctor
Stanley Denies Lamar Story in House Inquiry
Washington July 1 Representative Stanley of Kentucky, chairman of the former steel trust investigating committee, denied on the house floor the testimony of David Lamar that Lamar originated the resolution leading to the inquiry. Stanley also said Henry R Martin of the anti trust league had no involvement.
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Stanley
Lamar
Washington
Kentucky
Steel Trust Investigating Committee
House
David Lamar
Henry R Martin
Anti Trust League
Weekly Press Association Meets in LaGrange July 23
The Georgia Weekly Press association gathers in LaGrange starting July 22 with delegates and visitors including Governor Slaton. Activities include addresses by editors, banquets, barbecues, and a West Point and Brunswick excursions, ending Friday with a Brunswick visit and boat dinner.
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Weekly Press Association
LaGrange
LaGrange Ga
Georgia Weekly
Sia
Cedartown Standard
Georgia Press
John N Holder
Jackson Herald
Chapman Sandersille Herald
Georgia
J F Shannon
Commerce News Free Plate
Wwf Hobby Sylvania
R. R. Powell
Calhoun County Courier
E H. Graves
Toccoa Record ‘Reforma
Pef Callahan
DeKalb
New Era ‘Country Publisher of America
Frank Reagan
Henry County
West Point
Ferrelly Gardens
Faller E Calloway
Jonn M Slaton
Slaton
Tha AB & A
Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Mutiny and Attack Aboard Siltish Ship Off Newport News
Fourteen mutinous sailors including Chinese crew attacked officers of the Siltish steamship Norman Mon arch while 190 miles off Newport News. Chief engineer, boatswain, and others were critically injured. mutineers arrested on arrival and held for deportation.
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Newport News
New Orleans
Hamburg
Irens
Struk Tim
Women Vote Fails to Pass Kindergarten Measure in Geneva
In Geneva a special election with 407 voters produced 169 for and 238 against a public kindergarten proposal. Aurora’s July 12 turnout featured club women driving motorized supporters to polls, but organizer Mrs Robert Farson said working women were not mobilized after recent suffrage.
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Aurora
Geneva
Robert Farson Jeader
Probing urged for money trust investigations in House
Washington July 12 currency difficulties sparked two resolutions directing investigations. Rep Henry seeks renewal of money trust inquiry as aid to the banking committee and Rep Lindbergh proposes an inquiry to test if Glass Kins would create a private monopoly. Henry argues the move would aid current currency legislation and expose information vital to reform.
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Washington
Henry
Lindbergh
Vminnesta
Bank thieves feared by reformers tied to federal probe
Vague references describe operatives and a conspiracy against depositors, amid concerns over manipulations and schemes. The text notes a push for a seven member committee to investigate and critique methods of banking officials and conduct a secret conference on the Glass bill.
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Pottera
Dummies
Aerutiny
Lindbergh
Banking Committee
Why Don’t You Get Rid of That Corn Tonight
An advertisement promotes Jacobs' Magic Corn Liquid as a scientifically tested remedy for corns. It claims to remove corn roots safely with no pain, avoiding unsafe blade use, and offers mail order purchase for 2 cents. The copy warns against risky paring methods and promotes quick relief tonight.
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Jacobs
Mall Me
Adve
Glass Bill Questions Monopoly and Government Credit Power
The text questions whether the Glass bill would create a government policy inconsistent with the Sherman act by forming a private monopoly for selfish ends and whether it is constitutional for the government to organize private interests into a compact with power to direct money and credit distribution. Both resolutions were sent to the rules committee chaired by Representative Henry.
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Rules Committee
Henry
Witty fragment on worth of the wage earner in society
A terse, puzzling quip praises the wage earner as a more useful citizen than others who object to unpleasant odors. The sentence blends odd phrasing and symbols, reflecting an OCR corrupted historical note. It emphasizes utility over ideology with a sharp social critique.
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