Reta Grocers Hold Picnic and Barbecue in Oakland City
The reta grocers held a picnic and barbecue in Oakland City under the third ward branch of the Reta Grocers Association. About a large turnout of friends attended, melons were cut, lemonade and cola drinks flowed, and music was provided by an orchestra. Association officers listed include J. E. Rutledge as president, S. C. King as vice president, J. T. Bell as secretary and treasurer, and J. W. Riddell as corresponding secretary.
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Reta Grocers
Oakland City
Georgia
Third Ward
Reta Grocers' Association
Third
The
Association
J. E. Rutledge
8. C. King
J.T. Bell
J. W. Riddell
Ma con and Misalvielle Viva Bingham Wedding
J J Clark of Ma con and Misalvielle Viva Bingham of Wavernas wed yesterday at 6 30 pm in Rev HB ean’s home at 90 Forrest avenue. Attending judge Fred C Fonter of Madison, recovering at St Joseph Infirmary.
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Fingham-Clark
J. J. Clark
Macon
Misalvielle Viva Bingham
Wavernas
O'Cock
HB. Ean
Hone
Forrest Avenue
Ludae Fonter Reiter
Fred C., Fonter
Madison
St. Josepha
Reynolds Named Manager of Birmingham Fire Insurance Co
Reynolds, long time Atlanta insurance man, elected vice president and manager of the Inter-State Fire Insurance Company of Birmingham. The firm plans to begin writing business by September and has $500,000 authorized capital. Reynolds has held major roles with Phoenix of London, German-American, and the German Alliance, and led regional underwriting groups. The company will operate from First National Bank building in Birmingham and enter southern states as operations begin. Watson elected governor by Democratic convention in St Albans. platform calls tariff revision downward and criticizes the Speaker of the House.
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Wol. Reynalde
Atlanta
Vicw
Inter- State Fire Insurance Company
Abeteinghan
Ala
Reynalda
Santemier
Reynoldy
Heynolds
First National Bank
Birmingham
Watson
St. Albena
Charles D. Watson
St. Albans
House of Representatives
Custom of winding once every four hundred days
The text notes a pleasing practice to wind a mechanism only on the date of a commemorative event, describing an annual or quadricentennial cadence. It emphasizes the significance of marking an occasion with the winding as a remembered ritual.
Pistol of Victim in Negro's Bosom
Sam Brown a Negro who killed B J Douglass a prominent planter in Appling County Ga was captured by three deputy sheriffs. He fought for liberty though a bullet struck his shoulder and range to his mouth. The automatic plates of the slain planter were found in the Negros shirt. Tension ran high in Appling county and fear of unrest grew as captors departed with no destination announced.
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SlcDonald
Sam Brown
B. J. Douglass
Appling County
Appling
Newark mayor resigns amid probe and tears
Newark Ohio July 14 Herbert Atherton resigned after a long party driven plea to spare the city a governor ordered investigation following last weeks lynching of an Anti-Saloon League detective. Vice Mayor John M Ankele becomes acting mayor as eight arrests are reported in mob case probes.
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Newark
Ohio
Herbert Atherton
Atherton
Harmon
John M. Ankele
Ankele
A. G. Denman
Trouble for Walsh as New York accuses signal bureau
Frank Farrell owner and president of the New York Americans asks Ban Johnson to compel Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox to prove his charge that New York teams ran a signal learning bureau. Farrell and manager Stallings deny any Yankees signal police and seek Walsh punished for the accusation.
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New York
Frank Farrett
New York American Baseball Team
Ban Johnson
American League
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Farrell
Stallings
Walsh
Fight pictures for Philadelphia ban request denied
Meor Rey burn today refused the request of many organizations that a ban be placed on the reproduction of the moving pictures of the Jeffrt John son fight. The pictures may now be shown without any fear of official interference.
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Philadelphia
Meor Reyburn
Jeffrt Johnson
Aviator Is Injured In English Aviation Meet
Bournemouth England July 14 A Rawlinson English aviator fell with his biplane during a flight at the aviation meet. One leg broken and other injuries sustained. Machine was smashed.
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Bournemouth
Eng
A Rawlinson
Streetcar Death Shocks Soifaville Community
July 14 in Soifaville Kentucky a streetcar tragedy ends in sudden death as Mattie Kemp, described as a Black woman, collapses from heart trouble during a public ride. Authorities note the fatal moment occurred during a panicked scene onboard.
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Soifaville
Mattie Kemp
Mortuary Notices from Jackson and Nearby Areas
John H. Herbert age 0 died at his East En a home and will be buried in Decatur this afternoon. Tye Smith of Jackson Ga died Sunday morning near Atark aged about 70, survived by wife two sons and two daughters, funeral at Macedonia led by Rev W Sharpe. George Q Williams, 61, of 70 Walton Street, died at a private sanitarium, proprietor of Williams Lumber Co, survived by son E Williams and two daughters Ada and Mrs T A Parks. body at Patterson funeral parlors with arrangements to be announced.
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John H. Herbert
Bella A. Reagan
East Ena
Decatur
Tye Smith
Jackson
Will Smith
Atark
Butts County
Daling
Newton
Will
Joan Smith
Misa Allo Smith
Zack Hardy
Macedonia
W. ©. Sharpe
George QO. Williams
George C. Willams
Walton Street
G. O. Willliams Lumber Company
E. Willams
Ada Williams
T. A. Parks
Newnan
TF. M. Patterson
Novices Fly at St Louis Meet in Early Aviation Trials
Hast J Louis of Hawthorne won two prizes at the first national aviation meet in St Louis opening today. He claimed $190 for a 113 yard second prize and $100 for a 122 yard daily prize. his first flight covered 92 yards. J K Sparkling of Grafton was the only other entrant to attempt a flight, injuring his craft but damage was slight and he will try again tomorrow.
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J. Louis
Wil Curzon
Hawthorne
National Aviation
Ife
J. K. Sparkling
Grafton
Roosevelt's Nephew Runs for Congress in New York
Theodore Douglas Robinson nephew of former President Roosevelt announced his Republican candidacy for Congress from New York's twenty seventh district. Incumbent Charton S. Millington also seeks the nomination, having been elected with Vice President Sherman's backing. The move creates an interesting political situation in Utlen.
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Utlen
N.Y
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Congress
Charten S. Millington
Sherman
Advice to Mothers on a Simple Home Remedy
A letter from a mother promotes a homemade mix of water sugar and Medoflor to soothe wakeful fretful colicky or constipated children. The recipe uses half cup water a quarter cup sugar and one ounce Medoflor stirred and cooled. She claims it is harmless even for delicate infants and preferable to advertised remedies containing drugs.
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Dadequar
Young Gates Under Knife in New York Hospital
Charles W. Gates son of John W. Gates underwent an appendectomy at New York Hospital this afternoon. Surgeons Fellows and Davis performed the operation which was pronounced successful. Mr Gates is expected to be about in three weeks. Mr Gales was ill in Paris and returned with his father on Tuesday.
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Young Gates
New York
Charles W. Gates
John W. Gates
New York Hospital
Fellow
Davis
Gates
Gales
Paria
Taft Withdraws More Coal Lands in West States
President Taft withdrew millions more acres of coal lands in western states, bringing the total coal land withdrawals to about 71,518,588 acres. The latest actions mark substantial new withdrawals, with much of the remaining area to be surveyed and classified.
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Taft
Everly
Mass
Fatt
Americans Warm Welcome to Sumter County Editors
Francis W. Clarke notes Americus hospitality as delegates to the Biule Weekly Press Association convention revel in peach harvests and estate tours. Delegates enjoy banquets, ball games, and lavish homes while Sumter County farms yield vast peach orchards and rich harvests, highlighting the region as a land of peace and plenty.
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Francis W. Clarke
Americus
Warden
Biale Weekly Press Association
Io Hag
Sumter County
Americas
Council
Wheatleys
Hacrells
Lanters
Crispa
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Endorsed In A Personal Testimonial
A notice promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure claiming immediate relief and potential cure for chronic catarrh. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Adline Hall of Samantha Alabama, praising the remedy and urging readers to try a sample for 25 cents or full packages by mail for $1.90 from Eclipse Medicine & Manufacturing Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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Helipse Med. & Mfg. Co
Atlanta
Mes
Adline Hall
Samantha
Ala
Mall
Eglipse Medicine & Manufacturing CO
Taft May Be Heard on Conservation
Chicago July 14 President Taft likely to be invited to address the conservation congress in St Paul in September following talks with the National Conservation Association executive committee and a delegation from Minnesota led by Governor Eberhart. The St Paul group favored northwest representation while opposing some points in Gifford Pinchot’s program. The committee will meet next week to approve modifications sought by Pinchot’s wing.
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Chicago
Taft
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
National Conservation Association
Eberhart
Minnesota
Northwest
Gifford Pinchot
Congress
Pinchot
Conservation Movement
Georgia Governor Heads to Chickamauga Maneuvers
Governor Brown departs Atlanta this afternoon aboard the Western and Atlantic train bound for Chattanooga Tennessee to witness the national guard maneuvers at Chickamauga He is joined by Adjutant General A J Scott Colonel J Van Holt Nash and other staff officers The trip covers two days at the encampment with return ready for Monday office hours in Atlanta
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Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nations Guard
Chickamauga
A. J. Scott
National Guard of Georgia
J. van Holt Nash
Eulh
Atlanta
Park Agnew Dies in Alexandria at 67
Park Agnew a leading Alexandria business figure died at age 67. He was active in local and Washington ventures, served as postmaster in 1889, and then eight years as collector of internal revenue for the district. He also chaired the state central committees.
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Park Agnew
Alexandria
Washington
Tor
Repul- Mean
Shippers Challenge Commission Order In Cincinnati Court
Shippers and Receivers' Association of Cincinnati seeks a mandatory injunction to force the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen the southern rate case hearing and issue a new decision. They allege Fifth Amendment violation by directing private property use without just compensation. The 76 cent rate would yield 44.43 percent return on a 5.5 million capital. proposed 70 cent rate would drop to 44.18 percent. The petition notes a long‑standing vested right claim and cites a 6 percent reasonable return per Supreme Court guidance.
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Cincinnati
Shippers and Receivers’ Association of Cincinnati
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court
Keith Vaudeville Opens at Casino Next Monday
Keith Vaudeville will reopen at the Ponce de Leon Casino next Monday after Forsyth’s closing week. The summer season will feature the same high quality acts, with daily bargain matinees at a quarter and a dime for children. Reserved seats cost 50 cents at night, and doors will stay open for public comfort.
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Ponce de Leon
Forsyth
Hugh Cardoza
Sumer Playhouse
Aight
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