Andrews Urged to Run for Fulton County Legislature
Colonel Walter P. Andrews was yesterday urged to run for the legislature as Fulton County representative. The petition, signed by several hundred prominent citizens, mostly Citizens' League members, pledges support and declares the candidate worthy. Andrews will issue a formal statement of his position early this week.
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Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Citizens' League
Andrews
Odd Fellows to Entertain Barnes at Hall Meeting
The Schilier lodge No 71 will host William M Barnes past grand master of Georgia and grand scribe of the grand encampment of Offifornia at their Hillyer building hall on Wednesday night. Grand Secretary T N Robertson and Grand Representative W N Coleman will attend. Entertainment committee members are Alex Bitter M J Yarbrough and tried Mellbron.
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Schilier Lodge
Hillyer
William M. Barnes
Georgia
Offifornia
Barnes
Order
T. N. Robertson
W. N. Coleman
Alex Bitter
Me J. Yarbrough
Tired Mellbron
Bolt Ignites Barn in LaGrange Fire Tragedy
A barn owned by J. J. Mann and leased to Pharr Bros. and Childs Furniture was struck by lightning and burned. Three of four horses were hit. two died instantly, one had to be euthanized. Two hearses and an auto were saved, a furniture wagon destroyed. In the nearby Negro settlement a woman named Matilda Gariisle was struck and paralyzed.
Diseased kidneys warning and Warner's remedy praise
The article describes kidney disease symptoms such as back pain, fatigue, and poor digestion. It promotes Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as beneficial for kidneys, blood purification, digestion, and liver function, offered in 50¢ and $1.00 sizes with a free sample book from Rochester.
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Warner
Nec
Rochester
Atlanta hosts national photographers convention in 1914
The Photographers Association of America holds its sixth annual convention in Atlanta to welcome 1000 to 1500 leading photographers from across the United States and Canada. The program includes lectures on composition, airbrush techniques, retouching, and demonstrations, with social events led by Thurston Hatcher and a focus on photography as art. The event runs June 15 to 20 at the Auditorium, Ansley, and local venues, and is open to the public.
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Photographers’ Association of America
Canada
Atlanta
E. H. Goodhart
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
L. D. Hicks
Rotary Club
Ad Men
Kansas City
Slaton
Mayer Woodward
Ansley
Women's Federation
Commercial Federation
Georgia
Congress
Woman's Federation
National Photographers’ Association
Kate Cameron Simmons
Federation
Thurston Hatcher
Institute of Art
Hay
United States
Atlanta Man Rescues Self From Mexican Outlaws
I M Burns of Atlanta, former superintendent of Lucky Pass mines in Mexico, narrowly escaped death after a siege by Zapatistas. He deceived outlaw Rodrigan and fled the mine with a native servant, later recounting brutal conditions in war torn Mexico and warnings from U S authorities.
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J. M. Burns
Atlanta
Mexico
Zapatistas
Burns
Piedmont Apartments
Maysville
Lucky Pass
Vera Cruz
United States
Rodrigan
Senda
Radhigon
Mina
Trion Mfg Co Case Settled After Indictments
Summerville Ga June 13 Special three embezzlement indictments against A Hamilton in the Trion Manufacturing case were disposed of this week Hamilton pleaded guilty to a technical misdemeanor fined 200 dollars and costs. The other two cases were directed not guilty. The company once prosperous collapsed after Hamilton surrendered control to his brother in law. The trial was governed by Mangum case ruling and Hamilton’s counsel agreed to a plea to end the matter.
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Summerville
A. Hamilton
Trion Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
Georgia
J. P. Cooper
T W. Lipscomb
Rome
Superior Court
Susie Allgood
Deforest Allgood
Wright
Fatterson
Blue Ridge
Court of Appeals
Mangum
Hamilton Nally
Anderson Pays Short Visit to Moultrie
Moultrie Ga June 13 Randolph Anderson candidate for the upcoming election made a brief stop in the city. He spoke at a local gathering and urged support for his platform emphasizing economic development and agricultural relief.
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Anderson
Moultrie
Randolph Anderson
Governor greets voters then heads to Quitman
The governor spent hours today shaking hands with friends and voters. He planned to return soon to address issues of the campaign. Meanwhile the Jackleys and Mrs. Agnes Jackley faced U.S. court, bonds set at 1000 dollars each, held for removal to Jacksonville on a Mann Act charge related to a 14 year old girl returned with her father from Folkston.
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Nho
Quitman
Colquite
Anderson Solar
Pete
Henry Jackley
Agnes Jackley
United States Court
United States
H. W. Wilsen
Jacksonville
Jackleys
Folkston Mon
Auertfr Mizell
Ina Pique
Patath
Alleged Slavers Bound Over in Georgia Hearing
Waycross Georgia June 12 Special Admitting their identity but denying the charge several men were bound over for trial on an alleged slave trading case. Witnesses testified to involvement and authorities pledged to pursue further evidence in the case.
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Waycross
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