Cremation of 0 Girls Charged 10 Murphy
Albany July 3 Governor Sulzer blamed Tammany Hall for a Binghamton factory blaze tragedy and said Murphy is responsible for obstructing labor department actions. Fire Inspector Kerrigan had warned drills were not used and safety rules unmet, contributing to the disaster.
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Murphy
Albany NN
Sulzer
Binghamton
Tammany
State Labor Department
Sir Murphy
Sena
John Witewell
James M Lynch
Tsbor
Warshal Ahearn
Windass
Hinghamton
Kerrigan
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ease Severe Skin Eruption
Walter Battle reports a months long eruption covering limbs and face that resisted many treatments but cleared after two days of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with a cousin also seeing clear skin after use. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap 28c and Cuticura Ointment and offers free samples by mail from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Atlante Ga
Walter Battle
Cuticura Dept
Boston
Jaton
Gilman School Roland Park Adorns Baltimore Campus
The Gilman School at Roland Park boasts new accommodations for sixty boarding boys in a modern building. John MOP Bing Presides as President of the Board of Trustees, with Frank Boe as Headmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman School
Roland Park
Baltimore
John Mop
Bing
Frank Boe
Thirteen Burned at Binghamton Clothing Plant
Digging Out Burned Beds reveals thirteen bodies at the Binghamton Clothing Company ruin. Engineers, a forewoman, and a wife identified by jewelry and keys. Fire fatalities exceed fifty, with dangers noted from missing window protections and impaired escapes.
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Bedten
Binghamton
Binghamton Clothing Company
Debrig
John Scharmerhorn
Nellie Connor
Miss Conner
Mra
Mary Pryor
Thomas Pryor
Another Woman Recounts Shot Husband and Court Fight
A battered reminiscence tells of a husband shot and a woman facing bond and court expenses. She says Vr Morton brought breakfast, urged her to stand by her first story, and promised to pay all costs. She notes Sheriff My Spencer offered bond but she cannot make it, criticizing Ben Morton for the shooting and money disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr Morton
Juana
Spencer the Sheri
Ben Morten
Marks Urges Answer To Governor Brown
President Marks of the state federation told the Atlanta federation of trades that organized labor should respond to ex Governor Browns attack. He noted farmers in Waycross region favor fraternal unionism and would support merchants who carry the labor label. The reply should reach farmers who lack daily papers, and the response must be swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Federation of Trades
8 & Marks
Browns
Organized Labor
Waycross
Aaid
Marks Tt
Governor Browns
Bill Proposes Bonds for Building Schools
A House bill by McMichael Slater Bryan and Methsin of Dodge would allow school districts to issue bonds to build schools and lease land. An election by district voters is required with a three fourths majority to approve. The bill creates a sinking fund and sets a thirty year repayment period, aiming to provide commodious schoolhouses. sixteen districts already seek benefits.
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Messrs McMichael
Marion Slater
Bryan and Methsin
Dodge
Bii
American Arms Barred Huerta
Americans are besieged by bandits in Madera Mexico enduring near starvation after two weeks on the road. Bandits target Americans for protection of cowboys who killed bandits. relief is delayed as munitions moves stalled, while officials in Washington and Mexico weigh intervention.
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Huerta
United States
Europe
el Paso
Texas
Madera
Mexico
Mexico City
Senate
Washington
el Pats
General Huerta
Nicaragua
Colonia
Ae Te Bolsa
Luz
Luis Fuentes
Manuel Calero
Peachtree Plant Remains Key Sewage Facility Upgrade
The Peachtree plant, largest of three in the system, must start immediately due to cold weather limits. The Proctor Greek plant is nearly complete, with two filter beds. Peachtree’s capacity far exceeds Intrench’s. Sewage diverted from nearby outfalls now feeds the plant, reducing odor risk, as engineers plan further injections and assessments.
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Chattahoochee
Cfty
Proctor
Neware
Peachtree Creek
Pradmont Avenue
Butler Street
Highlang Avenue
Peachtree Plant
Orme Street
Peachtree Road
Reison
Hansell
Prizes at Railroad YMCA Closing Event
An entertainment at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association rooms will close a membership drive that enrolled 404 names. Prizes for top recruiters include a gold watch, a gold job, and a gold signet ring, with Watts of Southern Railway presenting awards. A program and refreshments follow.
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Awllroad
Young Meng Christian Association
Iead
J W Whitaker
Southern Railway
L M Hunter
Western
Atlantic
Dutton Dies at 25 in Private Sanitarium
W H Dutton a Postal lineman aged 25 died yesterday at a private sanitarium. He came from Dangor Alabama where his father resides. The body will remain at P J Bloomfield's chapel until his parents are heard from. Tuxedo Club to hold a dance next Saturday night at West End Dancing Academy with tickets priced at one dollar.
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W Oh Dutton
Postal
Dangor
Ala
P J Bloomfields Chapel
West End Dancing Academy
Record sugar mill manufactured here in Atlanta
The heaviest sugar mill ever manufactured weighing over 2000 tons and requiring 52 cars for transportation has just been completed in Atlanta and will be sent to Matanzas Cuba. The mill was made by Pratt Engineering and Machine Company of Kirkwood Ga, with George L Pratt as president and George F Hurt as treasurer. It will be shipped from Atlanta to Mobile by railroad and then to Cuba by sea.
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Atlanta
Matanzas
Cuba
Pratt Engineering and Machine Company
Kirkwood ,Ga
George L Pratt
George F Hurt
Mobile
Sugar magnate Pedro Arenel's mill ships 3500 tons daily
The third oxger shipped will crush 3500 tons of cane per day. The mill was bought by Pedro Arenel who began with a pick and shovel, and whose estate is now so valuable he refused a $4 to $5 million offer from the sugar trust. He never signed a contract or note. all work is done by his legal representative.
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Ibgat
Pedro Arenel
Truat
Hardy Made President
The Retail Merchants' Association of Georgia concluded its annual meeting Wednesday evening after electing officers. J W S Hardy of Waycross was reelected president and Wo P Grantham of Thomasville Ga was named vice president.
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Retail Merchants’ Association of Georgia
J W S Hardy
Waycross
Wo P Grantham
Thomasville
Georgia Garnishment and Fraud Laws Dominate Convention
John Barten of Atlanta was reelected secretary. The convention focused on pushing garnishment and fraudulent bank check laws for Georgia, with indications that both measures will pass. Next meeting place sent to the executive committee for announcements on the upcoming convention. In Arkansas, Gov. Hays led in unofficial returns from Little Rock with a tight race among Harry Myers, George W. Murphy, and Emile Webber for other top spots.
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John Barten
Atlanta
Georgia
Harry Myers
George W. Murphy
Emile Webber
Myers
Murphy
Good Morning Judge at the Bijou Promises Record Attendance
The tabloid musical comedy fantasy Good Morning Judge at the Bijou is billed to break attendance records this season. It is presented as a strange organization of entertainment with little plot and many entertaining specialties. The cast is praised as clever and the vaudeville performers are noted as above average in a clean show, contributing to what is described as the most popular attraction of a very successful season.
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Guy Sulzer
Marks
Brown
University of Georgia
Gsa
Bar
Sylvanus Morris
Athens
Premier Carr
Jacksonville
Tampa
Brunswick
St. Simon
Cumberland
Atlantic Bea
St Simon
Islands
Ask
Southern Railway Ticket Agents
Peace Forum
New York
International Peace Forum
John Wesley Hill
Forum
Henry Alen Tupper
Peachtree
YM C. A
W. H. Dutton
Record
Hardy
Hays
Arkansas
Little, Reck
Ark
Geof Hays
Ouachita County
Geo P. Moore
Auburn
Roswell Road
Buckhead
Edwin L. Harling
Alabama
Connally Tech
West End
Gordon Street
North Siod
Orth Avenue
Spring Atrest
Balanca
Ponce DE Leon
Rome
Phachtreh Street
Aveley Park
W.L
John O. Dupree
Real Hstath
Empire Building
Cone Street
Candler
Smith & Ewing Real Estate Renting—Loans
Peachtree Street
ATI
Harris G White
GRANT
Ivy
West North Avenue
Harris G. White
Ponce DE Leon Avenue
RC Woodbery & Company
Howard Hydraulic Cement
Fulton County Home Builders
Raleaway
W Wills
Padgett, SR
Oglethorpe
Otis & Holliday
B. F. Burdette Realty Coo
North Fulton
Myrtle Street
West Peachtree Street
Alexander Street
W. L
Main
Twhlfti
West Peachties
Drewery Street
Highland_avenue
North
Ouleyart
Martin-Ozburn Realty Company
Third Navignal Bank
Auburn Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Wyue Street
Flat Shoals Road
L. C. Green Company
Third National Bank
Red Oak
Cal
Hart & Cone
Empire Life
Empire
BEN Graham Company
Pine Street
Gialié
Gascadp Avenue
Hart Street
M Jeffries
R W Parris
L.O. Turner CO
Atlanta National Bank Building
UMD
Dataland
Pledmont Avenue
Phachtree Street
Sixth Street
Bath
Hopkins Street
Highland Avenue
Ormwood
Cherted Street
Tarmst Vannoy Epremt
East
Trent
Ermal
John Wesley Cooper
HC Blake
Inman Park
St Charles Avenue
Ansley Park
St. Charles Avenue
W. T. Newman & CQ
Bell Phone Main
IM Fourth National Bank Bupal
Harper Realty CO
Bell Phone
Bove
Mfaney
Home & Farm
WSPAP
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