Georgia Invitation Declined by Bacon
Senator Baron declined an invitation to address the General Assembly in Georgia due to vital public duties in Washington. The letter cites currents of tariff debate and foreign relations concerns, noting possible demands on him as chairman. He remains in Washington to oversee ongoing issues while urging colleagues to attend.
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Joan Corrigan
Washington
Baron
General Assembly
Hig E Mileagues
Senator Baron
Eimn
Senate
Kern Torin
Democrats
Caucis
Fliz
Fartiza
Tha
Jeimr
Georgia
Government clerks urged to repay debts under new order
The War Department issues a directive demanding government clerks settle debts or risk job loss. The order, carried by Secretary Garrison, targets overdue payments across agencies as a drastic measure. Some departments like state interior and commerce face lighter action, while others face stricter enforcement.
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Leika
Rovermat
Tatest
War Department
Ty Geetary Garrison
Fatas
Mike Pascye
Amora
Interior and Commerce
Garthoo
Hearing Thursday on Kindergarten Bill
Notice previews a Thursday hearing on a kindergarten bill with discussion chance for interested parties to witness. The measure has support from a senate committee and aims to advance to a vote, with discussion likely on passage and potential amendments.
Cunningham Assist From Ketron and Peacock At George University
Fragmentary notice describes Ketron and Peacock aiding Cunningham in connection with plans at George University. Text hints at a fall event and involvement of a chief Harald Hetror Wallasten and Beant, with uses of special aid and amusement.
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Bach Wah
Mary
Gil
George University
Harald Hetror
Wallasten
Fraperor Pewshas
Negro Baptists Meet at Beulah Church Convention Opens
The eighteenth annual convention of the state Baptist Young Peoples Union began at Beulah Baptist Church with Rev W F Paschal presiding. Officers for next year were elected including President A W Bryant and various clerical and organizational posts as delegates from Savannah Macon Columbus Americus and other cities attended.
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State Baptist Young Peoples Union
Colored
Beulah Baptist Church
W F Paschal
A. W Bryant
Savannah
W A. Flagg
Macon
J . James
Central City College
W R Forbea
AW Bryant
Offic
Bryant
Seannah Twa Piage
Yaron
Snompson
Boston C
Vacon
LA Watson
Columbus J T Anderson
Americus
R Borbes
Jeon Pearl
Jean Tia Melvin Ilbrartar
Cordele Rey
Pagis
Thomasville
Ren Yo Smith
Columbus
Baptist Fours Peles Union
Taylor
Bainbridge
Albany
Husband and Wife Fight Over Son in Divorce Hearing
A Louisville couple contends for custody of their son with Mrs Hamilton seeking formal divorce. Proceedings note a move from Louisville to Memphis and involvement of a news hunter at the Hotel Company. The hearing, set for Saturday, will address alimony and the custody dispute amid claims of separation and alleged infidelity.
Committee Hearing on Soft Drink Tax Proposals
The Ways and Means Committee heard lengthy arguments on BIS soft drink tax bills and referred them to a subcommittee. Senator Stak, Fudge, Jet, S Candler, Representative D Fickett and others voiced opinions for and against increasing the tax on manufacturers and dealers.
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Aftor
BIS
Jet. S
Candler
D . Fickett
Ereisin
Murray Killed by Electric Wire on Telegraph Pole
Charles Murray, 27, an employee of a local telephone company in Tampa, was killed today when he stepped on an electric high wire while repairing telephone lines on a pole. Wunras, a prominent merchant of Blacksea, is mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Caile
Charles
Murray
Tel
Tames
HO Wunras
Blacksear
French Aviator Killed in Paris During Takeoff
A French aviator died in Paris as a helicopter or fixed wing craft crashed while the crew prepared to leave the ground. The article notes the fatal incident occurred during preflight operations and details about the machine and immediate aftermath are unclear.
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Paris
Clewis Nabbed After Suspected Theft Incident
Local report indicates David Clewis was detained in connection with a series of thefts and a pursuit involving a police informant. Suspects were searched, and a firearm was reportedly recovered while Clewis remained in custody. Police say the case involves multiple items tied to an earlier burglary.
M Kee Expected to Resign Soon in Washington Reports
Reports from Washington say Postmaster McKee and assistant Dewitt Cole will resign within thirty days. McKee travels between New York and Atlanta to handle family affairs while meetings with Postmaster General Burleson and First Assistant Mantel G Roper precede a likely Atlanta office change. The move follows dissatisfaction with service and impending reforms under the new administration.
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Washington
Laugh McKee
Dewitt © Cole
McKee
New York
Europe
Atlanta
Mantel
G Roper
Roper
Burleson
M Kee
Hanis
We Koper
Sail
Vupan
Buralmointia
Imes
Mehe
Donts for Chauffeurs
The Atlanta Colarea Chauffeurs association held its first public meeting at the first colored church last night with good attendance. Dr HOR Butler, a colored physician, urged attendees to conduct themselves wisely, set a sober example, and engage with city whites while proving worthy of trust.
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Atlanta Colarea Chauffeurs Association
Hor Butler
Hayden Is Relieved In White Slave Case
Washington Tales 2-Thomas J Hayden of Fan Fran ice asso iate cnunsel for the mmernment in the Diges Caminerti white slate case j agunst whom to cross pimests re tent, were made on the ground that he was too inexperienced as a criminal lawyper to participats in the case to day tendered his restription to Attor ney General Wetevrolds Havien asked to be tleved be Jeane he said he fsund he would be absent from Califonia aged part of the trial Three will be prrecuted by Attorness Sullivan and Roche the government s principal counsel.
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Washington Tales
Thomas J. Hayden
Fan Fran Ice Asso
Cnunsel
Diges Caminerti
Agunst
Wetevrolds
Havien
Jeane
Califonia
Attorness Sullivan and Roche
Government
Carnegie Bomb Controversy Spurs Local Debate
A garbled report describes a controversial bomb incident linked to Carnegie and a mystery package. Officials and the secretary discuss details, with unclear notes on containment, timing, and potential suspects affecting the local community.
Opinion Letter Defends Cracker Pitcher Elliott Dent
A baseball fan protests coverage of Elliott Dent, arguing Dent is unfairly blamed for losses caused by errors and crowd reaction. The writer notes Dent showed strength after initial rough outings, cites backing from players, and urges fair assessment of the Atlanta club pitcher in Southern league play.
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Dent
Atlanta
Dent Toray
Elliott Dent
Locic
Auitta
Anola
Aglers
Ager
Tala
Memphis
Iackers
Tts
Coombs Return Hopes Highlight Athletics Labor Day Plans
Philadelphia Athletics star pitcher Coombs is expected to be in condition for Labor Day after a long injury layoff since the season's opener. A letter from Priebla dated July 22 predicts a full return to form and readiness for the upcoming game.
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Priebla
John Wo Cnom
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox Acquire Two Pitching Prospects For 1914 Pennant Race
The Boston Americans announced the purchase of two young pitchers, including a left hander from the Manistee club of the Michigan State League. They will report after the Michigan league season ends as Boston presses its 1914 pennant bid.
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Ce Gthei
Boston Americans
Bill
Manistee Club
Larned and Wright Win Doubles at Longwood Cup
Larned and Wright, former national champions, teamed to defeat Beals and Wright in straight sets 73 61 at the Longwood Cricket Cup second round. Gustav Touchird and William Washburn upset the Princeton duo Meh and Mathey 97 64 10 8 in a surprise match of the day.
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Larned
Wright
William A Larred
Beals ¢ Wight
Leette
Das
TT Fattla
Pell
New York
Gustav F
Wiliam Mo Washburn
Princeton
G ™ Meh
Dean Mathey
Grand Circuit Races Open at Fort Erie Track
Buffie NY July 28 opening day of the grand circuit at Fort Erie Ont. Featured the 212 trotters Dominion of Cannastake event with Tommy Horn and Teter McCormick as top contenders. McCormick edged Horn for the win as the track ran slow with best mile time 2 05 1. Ed Gears Hertha Cary took the 226 trotters opening event in straight heats while Strathstorm won the 218 pace in straight heats.
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Buffie NY
Fort Fria
Dominion of Cannastake
Tommy Horn
Tommy
Ed Gears Hertha Cary
Strathstorm
Mediation clears Erie railroad wage dispute
New York July 22 The Erie road told mediators handling eastern railroads that it would return to conference. Through President F D Underwood the system said it would accept any awards by federal arbitration under the Newlands act. The stand came after a day of talks when the company refused the wage rise and employees warned of a strike.
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New York
Erie Road
Eastern Railroads
F D Underwood
Erie
Brie
Arbiaten
Peter
Dr Hurt 10 Take Stand For Defense In Crawford Case
The civil suit over the 250000 Crawford estate, linked to Joshua Crawford and his widow Mary Belle Crewford, resumes with the defense set to present evidence. Dr Jon Hurt is expected to testify that Crawford died of pneumonia and was given morphine in his final days. Dr Wills Westmoreland may also testify for the defense. The hearing stalled due to Colonel P H Brewster’s court duties.
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Joshua Crawford
Charles O' Crawford
Mary Belle Crewford
Burtean Smith
Reuben R Arnald
Coloes J . Jamez
Jon Hurt
Crawford
Wills Westmoreland
P H Brewster
Carrollton
Arnold
Lewia Thomas
Atteorney Thomas
Thomas
W D Eliza
Hugh
Dorsey
Colonel Brewster
Mississippi Official Given Year in Jail
Jackson July 22 Deigh Watkins deputy state land commissioner pleaded guilty to embezzling state funds and forged refund warrant for 325 dollars and was sentenced to one year in jail He is the second man sentenced amid an investigation of irregularities among Mississippi state officers tied to the Plish system.
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Jackson
Miss
Deigh Watkins
Watkins
Mississippi
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Soqida
Ketron
Peacock
Cunningham
Negro Baptists
Citlan
Bibbe St Perind Court
Hamilten
Macen
Hamiton
Louisville Ky
Kentucky
Hamilton
Na ‘Ler
David Clewis
M'Kee
Hayden
Carnegie
Tnirew
Carnes
Carpatti
Cdu
Wiedemanns
George T. Bradley & Brother
Atlanta, Ga
Coombs
Renex Ine
Ana Alpermenn
Bo Thompson
Riglana
Waler
Enzelman
Red Sox
DR. Hurt
Mrs. Crawford
Gretten
Broadway
Sath Streets
Gentral Park
Riverside Cide Delve
Sath Street
Eevel
Kaaterskill
Vatskill
Moter
Symphony
Harrison & Downs Hotel
New Watch Hill House
R. J. Mogt Peresct
Rhea Springs
Southern Ry
Spring City
Chattanooga
Saul
Rhea Springs CO
Tennessee
Buchanan Shelton Grocery Company
Tate Spring
Cumberland
East
E EB. Hoss
Bishop Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Tate Spring Hotel CO
S. B. Allen
Tate Spring Tenn
Atlanta Mineral Water CO
Famous AY
Holland House
Hirth Avenue
New York City
Amerca
Otto Stack
Marlborough-Bienheit
37Th Street
New Yorh City
Marlborough
Fixew York
Penn, D
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Grand Cenge
Uge
Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
Cox
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