Ghost of Convent Swipes Polish Patriot’s Sword
The old estate, cursed after Copcutt’s appearance, saw five dogs die in the cellar. The Polish Catholic community nearby grew anxious as Dworzak bought the property and Father Joseph blessed it, turning it into a convent. Mon day night the nuns woke to strange noises and found the sword missing, reviving local ghost tales.
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New York
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
el Casmir
Yonkers
John B. Copeutt
Copcutt
Dworzak
Father Joseph
Atlanta Exposition Space Subscriptions Surpass Two Thirds
The chamber of commerce reports subscriptions for floor space at the Atlanta manufacturers exposition exceed two thirds of capacity. The Auditorium Armory will host the event the first ten days of August with about 22 000 square feet, and subscriptions reached around 16 500 by Friday afternoon. Several major Atlanta firms have yet to commit, but next meeting aims to fill all space. The show will feature only Atlanta made goods and is billed as one of the largest in the South, boosting the city’s profile. Subscribed firms include Enterprise Manufacturing, Tripod Paint, Southern Broom, Montag Brothers, Moncrief Furnace, Atlanta Manufacturing & Supply, Perfection Canopy, A E Hill, Warren Manufacturing, Gate City Coffin, J M Karwisch, Atlanta Milling, Empire Printing & Box, F J Coolede & Son, Nunnally Company, A M Robinson, and Blue Seal Ice Cream.
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Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta
Funeral notices and obituaries from Atlanta area
Deaths and funeral arrangements for C. W. Camp W A Kilpatrick and family members include services at residences and interments in Hollywood Oakland and Magon s church. Elizabeth Bell mourned. Mrs Crawford with her mother. Judge Henry C Hargett dies after typhoid fever. L P McBurnett buried in Bremen with Masonic honors. Homer Giles 17 months old dies at private sanitarium. services at Poole s and Magon s church.
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Elizabeth Bell
Hugh Crawford
Federal
Asheville
N. C
Mra Crawford
Andy Mce-Elroy
Homer Giles
J Gilles
Poole
Nnts
Magon’s Church
North Carolina Democrats pick eight delegates to Baltimore
Raleigh June 7 after a long session the state democratic convention elected eight delegates to the Baltimore convention and by a vote of 503 to 596 endorsed Governor Wilson. Delegates were uninstructed with six favoring Wilson and two neutral. The tumultuous meeting adjourned at 6:30 this morning after midnight fights over a state ticket and endorsing NC officers and congressmen. Locke Craig unanimously named governor with other offices chosen. B L Draughtridge and George P Pell won after hard battles.
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Raleigh
N. C
At- Yarne
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
North Carolina
Congress
Kitchen
Simmons
Locke Craig
B. L. Draughtridge
Leutenant
George P. ‘Pell
Hardights
R. Glenn
W. C
Jilian Wesel
Andy
Defend Professor Smith At Boys High Banquet
The 1912 Boys High School senior class defends Professor F H Smith director of the commercial department against accusations of graft for engrossing names on diplomas and charging 50 cents. They state he did the work well, was trusted, and deserve innocence. An open letter from former classes supports him, calling the charges childish and unwise.
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F. H. Smith
Professor Smith
Gershon Hadas
Stanton ¥Vonlay
John W. Hill
Hal Hulsey
Louis Lepter
William Wickliffe Masters
William. .C
Matthews
Robert
Cornwall Morris
Lewie A. Pinkussohn
John Wealey
Russey, Jr
Algernon Hoke Swann
Gaines Winningham Walter
Isadore Abelson
Albert J. Andrews
George Lester Bell, Jr
Basom J
Smith
Jahnesa
Knights Attend Unveiling of Memorial to Columbus
Washington June 7 Thousands of Knights of Columbus arrived on special trains to attend tomorrow's unveiling of the Columbus memorial statue by Laredo Taft. The event includes a huge parade, state and church dignitaries, and a Taft address after a wreath laying at Mount Vernon.
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Washington
Knights of Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Taft
Lme
Laredo Taft
Congress
Catholic University of America
Victor J. Dowling
Supreme Court of
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Marquis Cunan Confalonieri
James T. McCleray
Minnesota
House Committee On
Naval Academy
Knights of Columbia
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Philippines
Arade
Convention Hall
Cano H. Randolph
District of Columbia
Edward D. White
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward L. Hearn
New York
Supreme Knight
The
T. St. John Gaffney
United States
Dresden
Mount Vernon
P. C. Knox
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Oswald A. Hornsby
Porto Rico
Roman Martinez
C. P. Conway
St. Johns
N. F
Sidney
Australia
Georgia Knights
Victor J. Dorr
Augusta
Richard A. Magill
Atlanta
Rang Knights
Weekly Trade Review Reports Mixed Economic Signals
R G Dun & Co says trade activity shows strength in bank clearings railroad earnings and pig iron production while commercial failures rise modestly versus last year. Iron and steel and copper show optimism with potential high activity later. labor shortages persist in the Connellsville coke region and textile and dry goods demand improves as weather aids distribution.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Connellsville
Supreme Court limits patent damages in improvements case
Washington June 7. The Supreme Court rules an infringer need pay only 1 dollar in damages if improvements on the patent are involved and the patent owner cannot show how profits split between improvements and use of the patent. Westinghouse v Wagner concerns an electric converter and the old limit on transmission distance.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company
Church bans wearing neckties in Brethren conference
York Pa June 7 Members of the Church of the Brethren at their annual conference vote to discipline members who wear neckties in the future. The decision vows to deal with such wearers in love and forbearance initially, but may classify persistent offenders as disorderly members.
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York
Church of the Brethren
Miniatera
Cotton Market Sharp Rise on Rain Losses and Export Hopes
New York reports cotton prices climbed after weeks of rain in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana while Tennessee Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma faced drought. Export demand remains extraordinarily strong with estimated 10 275 000 bales already shipped and potential gains before season end. Bulls foresee a smaller crop and higher consumption despite a government outlook near 13 million bales. heavy buying by Wall Street and major traders fueled the rally and shorts covered as prices advanced.
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Brazi
Havre
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Rio
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Juura
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Jundiahy
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Rao Paulo
Yatagiaro
Tairlo
Espe
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
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Gulf States
Wall Street
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Shows Mixed Movements
New Orleans June figures indicate increases in movement into sight compared with last year for the 281 days of the season, but declines versus the year before last and 1908. Weekly exports, total season takings, and world visible supply are detailed with numbers for American and foreign mills, northern and southern spinners, and regional stock changes.
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Heater
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Milly
Canada
Southern Mills
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South
Seaboard
Hasters
Egypt
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India
Great Britain
Europe
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Hester
Nada
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Blackiss, & Miles
Will Gell
Georgia Home and Farm CO
IVY
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Hester’s Weekly Cotton Statement
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