Augusta voters weigh large levee bond plan
Augusta Ga June 2 Special Augusta will vote on a 1 359 000 bond issue for silver protection and public improvements including a 123 mile dike to river front a new city hospital and water works extensions. Both mayoral candidates back the bonds as property owners oppose. Eagles from five states converge in Augusta June 18 19 and 26 for a district convention with expect 3000 visitors. Beef cattle yield record prices at local yard 70 cents for Hereford steers from Cromer farm. State B Y P U convention meets June 18 20 at Curtiss Baptist church with 76 delegates.
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Augusta
Lcne
J. R. Littleton
Georgia
South
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Theer
Savannah
Cromer
P. U. Convention
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
State of Georgia
Curtiss Baptist Church
W. W. Gaines
Atlanta
W. L. Cutts
Gram
Tariff as a Democratic Issue Highlighted by Ashurst
Senator Henry F. Ashurst of Arizona argues the tariff must stay at the forefront to win in the coming elections. He criticizes protectionism as a fraud that raises costs for workers, lowers wages, and widens poverty, urging the party to address distribution of wealth and living standards under law.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Democratic Party
America
Nfe
Wisconsin Governor Rejects Root as Chicago Convention Chairman
Governor Francis McGovern of Wisconsin, leading the Wisconsin GOP delegation, refused William Barnes Jr.’s appeal to back Elihu Root for temporary chairman at the Chicago convention. McGovern cited Root’s political views and methods as unsuitable and warned against inviting defeat in November. Barnes, in New York, acknowledged the telegram and said he would not comment further.
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Madison
Wis
Francis McGovern
Wisconsin
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Elihu Root
McGovern
Root
Chicago
Barnes
Senator la Follette
Republican Party
Roogseve'r
William Barnes
New York City
Rout
Repubican Party
Atlantic
Pacific
Hunt
Ingingerney
Novemer
Barnen
Republican State Committee
Senator Root
Mr. Barnes
Plan to make John E Wilkie head of all government detective work
Friends of John E Wilkie chief of the secret service back a scheme to place him in charge of all prosecutorial detective work across the government. Currently Wilkie oversees treasury service counterfeiting hunts and the secret customs police. The expansion of his powers to the customs service was enacted about eighteen months ago.
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John E. Wilkie
Secret Service
Wilkie
Treasury Department Service
Secret Customs Police
Customs Service
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Praised By Mother's Letter
In Fitchville Ohio a mother thanks Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her daughter's long run down condition with pains headaches and physical weakness The letter notes the daughter now looks and feels like another girl and the family endorses the medicine for other cases Hundreds of similar letters have been received by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Massachusetts The notice also urges young girls with painful irregular periods to try the compound for restoration to health.
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Fitchville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Pinkham
Vaudeville at Forsyth and Bijou Highlights
The Forsyth features Mahel Taliaferro with a self penned act The Return of Tort Fan and a strong supporting cast plus Shep Camp Montell and LaVier in a Chinatown themed segment. Bijou presents the boothiack quartet Nick Voerg Phil B Adams Charles Weber and Herman Hendricks Lovers of fun await the Whesters pentomime Fun and Frolic Vincent trio and Barto Clark In 65 Bach conclude a balanced week of entertainment.
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Keith
Forsyth
Mahel Taliaferro
Lovonie
Polly
Circus
Shep Camp
Henry B. Harris
Lal Snai
Matthewn
Alshayne
Chinatown
Darrel
Conway
Promince Va
Montell
LaVier
Boothiack
Nick Voerg
Phil B. Adams
Charles Weber
Herman Hendricks
Vincent Trio
Barto & Clark
Bach
Tabernacle Seeks Pastor Destiny Tonight
Congregation of the Tabernacle Baptist Church will decide tonight if Dr. Robert MacArthur remains as pastor. He serves also as president of the World's Baptist Alliance and accepted Atlanta duties reluctantly, seeking a way to balance both roles without conflict.
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Robert 8. MacArthur
Tabernacle Baptist Churh
Doctor MacArthur
World's Baptist Alliance
MacArthur
Atlanta
Stay in the south the fortune for the negro leader says
R D Stinson of 78 Griffin Street, after a West trip, declares the south best for the Negro race. He cites climate, moral value, and farm opportunities, urging patience and character as keys to success and a shared South prosperity.
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South
R. D. Stinson
Griffin Street
Southern Railway Improves Service Between Atlanta and Macon
Southern Railway announces enhanced service with Train No. 1 leaving Atlanta at 12 40 p m for Macon arriving 3 25 p m with many flag stops en route and connections to Hartehurst. Train No. 5 departs Macon 2 05 p m for Atlanta arriving 4 55 p m while a late train departs Atlanta 6 19 p m reaching Romer Dalton Chattanooga Cincinnati next morning. The solid through service includes sleeping cars and dining, linking Louisville and Macon.
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Southern
Atlanta
Macon
Stockbridge
McDonough
Locust Grove
Jenkinsburg
Jackson
Flovilla
Juliet
Holton
Hartehurst
Romer
Dalton
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Louisville
Seely Plans New Asheville Hotel with Grove backing
Fred L. Seely of Atlanta will build a $250,000 hotel in Asheville, North Carolina for B. W. Grove, the father in law. Seely will divide his time between Asheville and Florida, and he has just sold his Peachtree road home to Windsay Hopkins. He will oversee construction and related bungalow development during the following year.
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Asheville
N. C
Fred L. Seely
Atlanta
B. W. Grove
Jhig
Seely
Peachtree Road
Windsay Hopkins
Florida
Southern Officials Head to Washington for Annual Meeting
A large group of Southern Railway passenger officials left Atlanta for Washington where the road’s annual meeting will be held for several days. On return they will tour the lines in North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. Delegates from Atlanta include John Lamar Meek James Freeman D F Ruden and Harry Now with others from territory south of Atlanta joining them.
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The
Southern Railway
Washington
North Carolina
Tennessee
Atlanta
John Lamar Meek
James Freeman
D. F. Ruden
Harry Now
DeVries Davis
Joint meeting on school construction problems in city hall
A joint bond commission and board of education session this morning at the mayor's office will review poor school construction work revealed by The Constitution. Contractors and architects involved are expected to attend to answer questions about material quality and design flaws.
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Bond Commission
Board of Education
Scarlet Auto Looms Up In Mysterious Killing
The body of Demp A. Smith stockade guard was found on Decatur Street near Hilliard at 11 40 PM Saturday. Detectives probe murder theory amid witnesses, a scarlet car, and possible ties to a past prisoner. Smith seen leaving Decatur Street restaurant, alleged to be struck by a vehicle causing fatal eye wound.
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Demp
A. Smith
Decatur Street
HilNard
Smith
Pearl Allen
HeHeves Smith
Robert Gramling
Ond
Ari Fm
Bradley Lindsay
George Street
Will Wright
Sam Crawford
Dunbar Rowe
Ridgens
Crawford
Rowe
Decatur
Hilliard Streets
Grant Street
Pratt Street
Hilliard Street
Call
Hood
Watson
Undertaking Shop
Lindsay
Silverman
Jett
Lee Anglin
Savannah Street
DeKall Avenue
Tnt
Caouset
Simith
Stockade
Wheeling
Hilliand Street
Martin's Resort
Devcatur Street
Poole
Montgomery Farmers Meet On Tuesday for Barnett Talk
Montgomery county farmers gather at the Business Men's League Tuesday at 10:30 for an address by R. Barnett of Paducah Kentucky. Barnett, state organizer and secretary treasurer of the Farmers Union of Kentucky, will discuss the importance of organization for agricultural development. All farmers in the county are invited.
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Montgomery
Montgomery County
Business Men's League
R. x. Barnett
Paducah
Harnett
Barnett
Farmers’ Union of
Kentucky
Bagnett
World’s Impenitence Attributed To The Church In Sermon
Carlyle B. Haynes spoke at the old Baptist Tabernacle last night closing a song series. He argued the present truth centers on Christ’s second coming and ten commandments. He cited a pattern of God sending timely messages to save believers in crises, citing Noah and the flood as a warning example.
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Carlyle
B. Haynes
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Christ
How Roosevelt Got the Beans in a War Memoir
Washington notes recount a Baltimore speech in which Roosevelt tells of seizing 1,100 pounds of beans for soldiers in Cuba after a shortage. The tale, framed to illustrate decisive action, ends with the punchline I GOT THE BEANS and a salary deduction compromise.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Roosevelt
Isthmus
United States
Canal Zone
Colomba
Panama
Ted
New York
Congress
Baltimore
Cuba
Tropics
Srorea
la Ft
Summer Sunshine Kodak Ads From Moore & Sons
A compact advertising note from Jno L Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad street promoting Kodak cameras and film with the promise of pleasant vacation souvenirs captured on film.
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Jno. L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Miss Margaret Crayens Ends Life in Paris Apartment
Paris dispatch reports Miss Margaret Crayens of Madison Indiana committed suicide in her 28 Rue du Coliseo apartment. She shot herself in the heart with a revolver, instantaneous death. A letter from America received Friday appeared to distress her. she belonged to a prominent Indiana family and was believed to have private means.
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Paris
Margaret Crayens
Madison
Ind
Rue du Coliseo
Sulfosol Promises Blood Health Aid for Rheumatism
Ancient knowledge points to sulphur as remedy for rheumatism gout and blood diseases. Sulfosol, a new blood vitalizer, claims direct blood absorption to expel uric acids and taints. Obtain from druggists or write to Sulfosol Company New York for a free guide on treatment and successes.
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Sulfosol Company
Washington St
New York
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