Fire Extinguished In Hold Of The Momus
A wireless report from Susannah, Georgia, July 24 indicates the steamer Momus bound for New Orleans had a stubborn fire in the hold but machinery remained intact. The vessel was reported extinguished at 12 18 p m and was making full speed toward New Orleans with passengers unharmed.
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Susannah
United States
Momus
Eire
Tampa
Fla
Moris
Athens Man Survives Car Plunge Into Stream
Me AL Deadwyler of Athens escaped serious injury after a Mitchell roadster left a Carnesville bridge yesterday morning and plunged fifteen feet into the stream. Thrown headlong from the car he landed on the bank bruised but alive, the vehicle turning turtle. The crash happened at a low speed and the exact cause remains unknown. Deadwyler returned to town for medical care and the car was recovered overturned beneath the bridge.
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Athens
AL Deadwyler
Thin City
Carnesville
Deadwiner
See Our Display of Rock Crystal Table Glassware
A window display at 33 Whitehall Street features rock crystal and engraved glassware. Prices are shown on cards and the store invites browsing and inspection, promising splendid values and a welcome at any time in both locations.
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Whitehall Street
Eight district executive committee meets in Athens
The Eight district executive committee gathered in Athens with representation from Clarke through Oconee counties. Judge George C Thomas and Judge A Thurmond attended, and Colonel John E Gordon appeared by proxy. Willis B Adama resigned as chairman. Judge Jonn F Gordon was chosen chairman and G C Tham an secretary. The committee drafted primary regulations. No congressional primary will be held August 23. the convention will convene in Alheng on August 81 to cast county ballots.
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Epecia
Allows Clarke
George C Thomas
Franklin
Keese
Jasper
A . Thurmond
Oglethorpe
Paul Brown
Madison
J BE Gordon
Elvett
T J Brown
Morgan
H. Davis
Oconee
Jonn F Gordon
G C Thaman
Alheng
Young Bride Taken From Her Husband
Washington July 24 The romance of Miss Rana G Jewell of Charlotte North Carolina and Arthur D Thomas of Washington who eloped last Friday night and wed early Saturday at Hockwell Maryland has been shattered. After their return with the announcement of their marriage Miss Jewell s mother and Washington relatives took the bride from her husband and today she was taken to her home in Charlotte North Carolina. Thomas appeal for parental blessings failed and further action by the family was not announced.
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Rana G. Jewel
Charlotte
Arthur D Thomas
Hockwell
Miss Jewell
Negro Suspect Identified in Hold-Up Case at 27 Cooper Street
Detectives report Will Jackson and Bennie Reed in a hold-up at 27 Cooper Street. Reed is described as dangerous with additional burglaries charged. Reed recently released from the chain gang. Meanwhile national bank notes outstanding hover near 700 million, at 711,964,560 dollars, down from year start but up from last year.
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Cooper Street
Platois
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Altan Bennie Reed
Daniea
Bullard
Black
Reed
Washington
Howering
National Bank
United States
Jung
Cotton Is Small and the Crop Late
Memphis July 24 The Commercial-Appeal previews its cotton crop condition summary. Mixed and uncertain returns cover all sections. Improvement possible with dry weather in Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas while northern Louisiana shows fair promise. Carolinas and Georgia hit by heavy rains reducing late cultivation. Texas and Oklahoma face potential loss without rain. Central and eastern states report poor conditions as fields remain stunted and little fruit present.
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Tenn
Commercial-Appeal
Alabama
Tennnessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Carolinas
Georgia
Texas
Oklahoma
Atlante Atotes
Compromise Offered to Coal Miners in Illinois
United Mine Workers president Lewis said operators in Illinois proposed a referendum on a compromise that grants partial gains. Wage rises of 55 percent for day work and three cents per ton on mine run would apply, plus half a cent more per ton where shot firers work. He expects a large majority to accept and headed to Kansas City to aid southern strikes.
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Ind
T. A Lewis
United Ming Workers of America
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Coul
Lewis
Iinois
Kansas City
Love Tributes Paid Or Rose, Notable Atlanta Citizen
Funeral services for the late Dr. M. Rose were held at 481 Peachtree Street with a vast turnout from Masonry, vestrymen, and Atlanta society. The procession filled Peachtree Street as mourners paid tribute to a man who aided Atlanta’s upbuilding, with interment in Oakland cemetery after a distinguished life in business and civic circles.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Manny
Georgia Lodge
Georgia Commandery
Knights Templar
Lodge
Ray
C T. A. Plas
St.Philip's Cathedral
Rose
Episcopal Church
K. Ottley
MA. ‘Turner
J. H. Porter
Mingonie Temple
Foo
Oakland Cemetery
Magente
R. M. Rose Company
Chattanooga
Manonte
Grand Lodge of
RM. Ross
Georgia
Cecelia Loftus Postpones London Engagement for Surgery
American actress Cecelia Loftus, known as Cissy Loftus, was to perform at the Coliseeum in London last week of July but the engagement was postponed indefinitely due to a surgical operation. Loftus, famed for witty stage presence, had recently taught acting to notable performers and is the former wife of playwright Justin Huntly McCarthy.
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Cecelia Loftus
London
Cissy Loftus
Masons Gather Tonight for Grand Master Address
Atlanta Masons convene at Taft hall with Grand Master Henry Bants delivering the main address. Past Grand Master Thomas H Jeffries will speak, followed by prayer and song. Large attendance expected with committees from local lodges aiding arrangements. All Masons invited to attend.
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Taft Hall
Henry Bants
The
Masons of Georgia
Thomas H
Jeffries
Mr Banks
Fast Point
College Park
Battle Fill
Sardis
Decatur
Fat Rosy Children Follow Winning War on Mosquitoes
Washington reports a malaria and mosquito eradication effort in Italy has led to a healthier, fatter generation. Dr. L Howard notes four thriving children amid a once miserable peasant population, with government quinine campaigns and free distribution to the needy. Dr Angello Celli leads the campaign praised by locals.
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Washington
Italy
Department of Agriculture
L. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Tralian
Angello Celli
Double tragedy as Louisville wife dies after husband shoots
Leta Dozier was shot by her husband James R Dozier at midnight and died at the city hospital. He then shot himself and died moments later. A note found at their home to William L. McGraw of Birmingham, Alabama suggests she was urged to leave her husband and join him. The Doxters had come from Nashville two weeks earlier.
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Leta Dozier
James R Dozier
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Nashville
Youth Confesses to Slaying Miser in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia July 24 Harry Lewis a youth arrested at Bristol yesterday for the killing here last week of Henry Zachary an aged vestryman or volser confessed the crime today. A coroner s jury yesterday returned a verdict charging Lewis with the wmoulder. It was stated before the jury that Zachary and Lewis sought shelter in a stable during a rain storm and that Zachary told the youth he had a large sum of money whereupon the boy shot him. After the discovery of Zachary s body the police found 400 dollars sewed in the lining of his trousers. Lewis was brought to Roanoke tonight.
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Roanoke
Harry Lewis
Bristol
Henry Zachary
Lewis
Zachary
Millionaire Keene Sued For Conspiracy
Lawsuit filed in county clerk’s office accuses James R Keene the millionaire horseman and speculator of conspiring with Hopper Brernbach brokers to ruin plaintiffs in the collapse of the Hocking Valley coal and iron pool. Complainants allege Keene sold out the pool without others knowledge and his brokers aided him.
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New York
Stock Exchange Couse
Suatthrop Haskins & Co
Columbue and
Hocking Coal and Iron Pool
James R. Keene
Hopper & Brernbach
Keene
Scandal Inquiry to Be Reopened in Chicago
Chicago July 24 Attorney Murray Nelson for the railroad company announced the Lilinore Central car repair scandal inquiry will be reopened Tuesday. Ira G Rawn was to be an important witness. No new developments today on the mysterious death of the former Mayon president at the Winnetka summer residence. New evidence is said to be presented at the coroner inquest next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Murray Nelson
Lilinore Central
Ira G Rawn
Mayon
Winnetka
Wenesaay
Pure White Lead Paint Standout for Long Lasting Finish
The piece argues choosing quality paint over pricier lookalikes, praising Pure White Lead under the Dutch Bay Painter trademark. It notes weather resistance, cost efficiency, and enduring results when mixed with pure linseed oil and applied by a skilled painter, promising a refreshed, longer lasting surface.
Broker Seydel shoots Italian saloonkeeper in West Park
Kingston NY July 24 Louis Victor Seydel a New York broker shot dead Clemente DeMaron Italian saloonkeeper near Seydel bungalow and later surrendered to officers. DeMaron and Seydel clashed over land and mortar. DeMaron died after Seydel fired as he raised a stone. Seydel waived examination and was jailed to await the September grand jury.
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Kingston
Louis Victory Seydel
New York
Clemente DeMaron
Italan
West Park
Snydel
Siabsides
John Burroughs
Burroughs
DeMaron
Seydel
Ix' Seydel
Sayuel
Fire ravages Chicago suburb destroying twenty homes
A trio of fires in Lakeview Cragin and surrounding areas caused about 300000 in damage. The Lakeview blaze wiped out twenty buildings while the Cragin grain elevator of the Northwestern Mattena Grain Company burned down and the Ca Qpren Brewing plant was damaged. The heaviest loss was 150000 at North Restor Mollogw. One man was fatally shot during the Lakeview fire and two others were injured at the Cragin elevator blaze.
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Cragin
Northwestern
Mattena Grain Company
Qpren Brewing Company
Boamn Can Pan Mi Guetave Wits
Are You Bilious Pineapple and Butternut Pills Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills as cures for biliousness and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief in one night, restoring liver and stomach activity, boosting energy, cleansing the tongue, and improving digestion with no habit formation. Physicians supposedly recommend them.
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