China Pushes Yankee Boycott Propaganda Across Provinces
In Tien-Tsin on June 19 meetings by GOC students from 26 colleges approved anti American resolutions. They vow to boycott American goods, boost Chinese manufacturing, and circulate literature. Commercial guilds from 17 provinces have signed a mutual pledge to forfeit 50,000 taels if any member buys American goods, with 10,000 copies of the agreement circulating in Pekin guilds.
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Nave
GOC
Heve
Pekin
Man and Wife Found Dead Near Glendale
Angeles California June 19 A drug store manager and his wife about 33 years old were found dead near Glendale after an apparent quarrel. A bullet to the forehead and another to the breast indicated murder followed by self inflicted suicide. Signs of a struggle appeared in the house. The couple, who had left town for an outing, had no known reason for the double tragedy.
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Angeles
Cala
C. E
Intena
Glendale
New York Central Launched 20th Century Limited Train
The new twentieth century Limited ran from Chicago to New York in about eighteen hours with fast segments reaching 80 miles per hour. Martin Ryan piloted the train from Albany to Grand Central as George H. Daniels noted speeds between Chicago and Elkhart and Cleveland to Erie, while Buffalo to New York matched the old twenty hour schedule. The Lake Shore segment accounted for most of the two hour time gain.
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New York
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Martin Ryan
Chicago
Albany
Buffalo
George H. Daniels
Elkhart
Ind
Tennessee to receive silver service for battleship
The battleship Tennessee will be sent to New Orleans after completion to receive a magnificent silver service presented by Tennessee citizens. Representative Gaines asked the president, who consented and instructed Secretary Morton to arrange the gift. The silver service and the ship will rank among the finest in the U S Navy.
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New Orleans
Washington
Tennessee
Gaines
Morton
United States
Fancy waistcoats offered in linen fabrics at Whitehall Street
Made of good quality Crash Linen and sit the newest fabrics in pleasing patterns. Two or three of these fancy waistcoats in your summer wardrobe will help along wonderfully. Whitehall St.
Van Hise Sees Georgia Following Wisconsin on Education
Demorest Georgia June 19 Charles Fr Van Hise of Wisconsin University visiting his father W H Van Hise notes Governor La Follette as coming political leader and predicts a presidential bid in 1908. He praises Wisconsin’s legislation boosting university funding and foresees Georgia funding similar gains boosting state wealth and education. He leaves for Wisconsin soon.
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Demorest
Charles FR. van Hise
Wisconsin
W. H. van Hise
Robert M. la
Georgia
University of
University of Georgia
van Hice
Georgia Supreme Court to review murder trial
The Georgia Supreme Court will review the Fulton Superior Court conviction of R. Young, a US soldier sentenced to fifteen years for murder. Details recall Young found bloodied at a negro home on Fort Street with a throat cut and head crushed, claiming he acted to aid a woman. The case involved a grand jury true bill for murder, later reduced to voluntary manslaughter, with an appeal underway. Big Dog Tears Hog's Arms reports a separate local dog attack on LA Rogers' 13 year old son, bitten after an incident with two Black youths.
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Fulton Superior
Young
United States
Fort Street
Fulton County Grand
Fueygerald
Rhorer
Blum
Plans Thwarted by the Carter Murders In Valdosta
Valdosta Georgia June 19 special. Alf Moore the negro jailed for Carter family killings tells the full plot from its incipiency detailing conversations with the Rawlings, the deal for participation, and the roles of the Rawlings boys on the tragedy night. He says Rawlings hired him to kill or help murder the entire Carter family and to burn the house after taking money. The plan was foiled when Wille Carter and his sisters appeared in the yard, then Carter shot the assassin and Moore fled back to the camp where he was arrested. Authorities hint at further important evidence and possible arrests in days ahead. George W Andrews is delivering Sunday school lectures in Covington.
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Valdosta
Spezial
Alf Moore
Carter
Raw- Sings
Rawlings
Ivey
Urosstie
Wille Carter
Crop Prospects Bright in Covington Ga 19-Special
Prospects look bright and encouraging in Covington Georgia with good cotton and corn potential. Cotton is later by two to three weeks but growing well, and the crop shows splendid cultivation despite labor shortages. Weather favors a fair cotton yield and the largest corn crop in the area.
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Covington
Mayors Vetoes Spark Atlanta Debate In Council
In Atlanta yesterday afternoon the mayor's vetoes triggered a heated council session. Overriding votes failed on a gambling ordinance while salaries for four city officials were approved despite the mayor's veto, with a two thirds majority needed and achieved.
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Goadwin
Atlanta
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Curtis
Quilllas
Portillo
Biuca
Bowen
Kontz
Carter Bagley
Patterson
Noel
Girardeau
Oldkriew
Foster—s
Inman
Hilburn
Goodwin
Draper
Hills
Wikle
Towami
Quillian
Quillan
Paljlio
Alderman Girardeau
Gf Council
Holland
Small Runaways Captured in Valdosta Ga
Charley Jeffords and Tommy Baum, two young runaways from Waycross, were intercepted by police in Valdosta on June 19. The boys, ages nine and ten, arrived on a train with $54.90, bought tickets, and boarded a trolley to Pine Park before being taken home on returning train.
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Charley Jeffords
Tommy Baum
Valdosta
Charlie Jeffords
Waycross
Pine Park
Jacksonville
Thome
Fitzgerald Charter Amendment Seeks City Court Creation
A Georgia bill to amend Fitzgerald’s charter aims to empower the city council to establish a city court and set a judge’s salary, with provisions to handle costs of city justice and regulate mayoral practices. The measure also references county primaries and duties related to assessing property and charitable oversight.
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General Assembly
Weasrald
Fitzgerald
Jovait
Kansas City Official Credits Paruna Cure for Health
Hon John A Heltman city assessor for 22 years at 3626 Flora Ave Kansas City Missouri writes of his health decline from kidney and bladder trouble. After using Paruna he improves steadily and finally recovers, calling Paruna a blessing to have good health and wealth.
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John A. Heltman
Flora Avenue
Kansas City
Paruna
Peruna remedy for kidney and bladder catarrh claims cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh of the kidneys leads to bladder catarrh and cystitis, asserting Peruna cures such conditions promptly and permanently. It instructs readers to write to Dr. SP Hareman of The Ha Sanitarum in Columbus, Ohio for confidential guidance.
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SP Hareman
Ha: Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Archer Given Fine of $500 in Savannah Smrency Case
Judge Cann sentenced John L. Archer to a fine of $500 or six months in jail for Smrceny after trust. The court noted Archer’s troubled past, including drink, and that a jail term might help him reform. Archer was formerly a prominent real estate agent in Savannah.
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Savannah
Cann
John L. Archer
Archer
Shine Wyhood
Athen
Case of Besor Carrington Reviewed by President
Proceedings in the Carrington case have reached Washington for presidential review after a Philippine court martial sentenced Major Carrington to demission. He led a battalion handling Philippine accounts at St. Louis and faced charges of misappropriation and duplication of funds and accounts. The Philippine court sentenced him to sixty years and five days in prison.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Carrington
Philippines
War Department
Philippine
St. Luis
Oldest Mule in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi June 19 Special The oldest mule in Mississippi is owned by a negro farmer named T. J. Jefferson who lives in Copiah County The mule is 38 years old and was born during President Grant's administration.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
T. J. Jefferson
Coplah
Grant
Facing Shame He Killed Self
Lake Charles La June 19 3 Joynton a jeweler of Lake Arthur 72 scoutmarties death by own action by shooting the Presence of a constable from Jemat jTa who was in the act of serving a warrant for Joynton arrest charging him with criminal assault McClinto a Rapier minister at Jennings instigated the warrant for the man alleging that his year old daughter was the victim The persons concerned are prominent in section.
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Lake Charles
Joynton
Lake Arthur
Jemat jTa
Chargi ¢ ‘Nim
McClinto
Jennings
Santa Fe Rebate Case Public Correspondence Planned
Washington reports a White House linked conference between the president and Attorney General Moody on the Santa Fe rebate case involving Secretary Morton. They discussed making public the correspondence between Morton and Harmon and Judson, and an official notice is expected to precede any broader disclosure.
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Beln
Whith House
Moody
Santa Fe
Morten
Morton
Besers
Hanry
Judson
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