Georgia to Nearly Double Export Facilities and Open Brunswick Lines
Georgia export facilities will nearly double as two English freight lines, the Ceylaned and Harrison, begin regular Brunswick to Liverpool service September 1. The shift aims to ease Savannah congestion and offer cheaper insurance, strengthening southeastern and Georgia trade against gulf ports.
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Brunawick
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
England
J. R. Rowlami
Atlanta
Birmingham and
Atlantic
Brunswick
Ceylaned
Harrison
Liverpool
Rowlant
Savannah
Jacobs' Pharmacy Truss Department Ad Offer
Jacobs' Pharmacy advertises a private fitting room on the second floor with male and female attendants and expert staff to examine the child. It claims the best equipped truss department in the Southern States, extensive stock, physician endorse offer, and low prices.
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Jacobs' Pharmacy
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth bids farewell to Reek and Fulton
The Forsyth presents matinee and night shows this Saturday marking the farewell of the vaudeville duo Reek and Fulton, hailed as the greatest dancing pair on the American stage. Star Stella Mayhew headlines with Billie Taylor. Norris baboons and the Six Musical Cuttys also feature along with Mrs Norton and Paul Nicholson in a comedy. County primary slated for August 21. Camden county field grows to sixteen candidates for county and state offices, including three for the legislature.
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Keith
Forsyth
Atlanta
Reek
Fulton
Commdienne
Stella Mayhew
Billie Taylor
Norris Baboons
Cuttys
Mrs Norton
Paul Nicholson
H. T. MaccConnell
Thirteen Club
Sterling
Brunswick
Camden County
WAKES DEPUTY IN EARLY MORN TO GET GRIP FOR HONEYMOON
Deputy Sheriff John Owens is awakened by farmer George Edwards who seeks a grip for his gal’s clothes. Edwards says he intends to marry Miss Livey Tomlin near Jonesboro after eloping at the big mud hole on the Jonesboro road. The couple marries. the father later blesses the union.
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John Owens
Andrew Calhoun
College Park
George Edwards
Jonesboro
George
Owens
Edwards
Deputy Owens
Jonesboro Road
Livey Tomlin
Parson Urges Helen Gould to Marry Incognito
Grand Junction July 26 Rev Elmer F Huffner of First Christian church says old maids are a menace to society and urges Helen Gould to find a mate incognito in the backwoods. He praises her but argues wealth distracts happiness and suggests she disguise herself to work and live independently to test love and gain real fulfillment.
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Grand Junction
Col
Helen Gould
Elmer F. Huffner
First Christian Church
Miss Gould
Kentucky militiamen deny they are not train broke
Anniston Ala July 26 Kentucky militiamen protest a local paper’s imputation that they are not trained, denying being moonshiners or wildcatters while regiments from Kentucky arrive at Camp Pettus with three units. Col J T Van Orsdale, camp commandant, left Fort McPherson due to his wife’s illness.
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Kentucky
Anniston
Ala
First Kentucky
Ouisville
Camp Pettus
Alabama
South Carolina
J. T. van Orsdale
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Accused of Plotting Wife's Death for New Marriage
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July 26. Simon Kuehn, a real estate dealer, is under arrest accused of plotting to have his wife murdered so he could marry another woman. He allegedly offered $100 to hire a killer, with two women named in the alleged plot and a detective listening in during the bargain.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Simon Pr ‘Uehn
Kuehn
Kit
Army to Divide Into Three Complete Divisions
Washington July 26 the army council convened by Secretary Stimson finished two weeks of sessions. Stimson praised the council and said executive and army orders will start reforms without congress action. The army will be divided into three divisions assigned to ports for rapid mobilization, with further law changes to be proposed to Congress next winter.
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Washington
Army Council
Stimson
Congress
Firing Shots Over Power Line Work Disturbs Resident
J Ow Gashouse of 22 Fil feet fired two shots into the air to stop night work by negro laborers laying poles for Central Georgia Power. Police fined him 15.75. Recorder Broyles urged an injunction against the power company. Gashouse claimed he acted after night Persuasion failed and authorities refused to intervene. Camp meetings follow in Gaskin Springs, July 26 special.
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J OW. Gashouse
Central Georgia Power Company
Wick
Anderson
Peake
Galhouse
Broylea
At & O'Clock
Broyles
Galliouse
Montgomery Graft Probe Spurs Grand Jury Action
Montgomery on July 26 reports say the county grand jury sits to probe alleged collusion between Montgomery police and gamblers who tipped raids. Sheriff Hood and Police Commissioner McIntyre defend their offices, with McIntyre denying seeking a judge to urge an investigation and touting Hood’s integrity as public interest remains high awaiting the jury's findings.
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Montgomery
Beleft
Grand Jury
Tlorace Hood
C. B. McIntyre
McIntyre
Brown
Sheriff's Department
Hood
Notre Dame Lady’s Appeal for Home Treatment Cure
A nurse named Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home remedy claiming to cure rheumatic joints sciatica lumbago backache kidney and neuralgia pains by removing uric acid, purifying blood and boosting vitality. She solicits sufferers to write for proof.
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Notre Dame
New Orleans Cotton Movement Up in Week Says Hester
Secretary Hester reports New Orleans cotton movement shows increased sight receipts for the week, with totals for July 26 up from last year but down from year before. The 330 day season shows gains versus last year and year before. world visible supply declines week over week.
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New Orleans
Hester
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Mille
Canada
Southern Mills
North
South
Seaboard
Heaster
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Week's trade reviewed lightning a busy season ahead
Trade review notes broad US and Canadian activity with expanding demand in textiles and steel. Labor scarcity and premium steel shipments raise prices while railcar purchases loosen. Wheat and corn exports rise, with weekly failures and market bullishness in cotton amid dry southwest heat and strong buying power.
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Bradstreet
Muastern
West
United States
Canada
Cotton the Past Week Review of the Market
New York reports a chiefly bullish week with cotton prices rising as speculation grows. Heat and pests in Texas Oklahoma and the eastern belt threaten crops, while spot sales in Liverpool stay strong and futures rise. Trade sees active buying from South Wall Street and Liverpool, with some reports of late crop movement and a backlog in new cotton.
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Ria
Santos
Cordova
Havre
Hamburg
Santee
Sorela
Tetao
Jundiahy
Santos Cible
SBI Sao Paulo
Angis
Gibert & Clay
Southwest
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Oklahoma
Jcrop
Tenaan
John F. Black & Co
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Texea
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Liverpool
Wall Street
Mississippi River
Lancashire
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Journal of Commerce
José
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