Georgia Chamber to push south Georgia bridge over Altamaha
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce calls a July 4 meeting in Jesup at the Jesup Chamber of Commerce to plan a highway bridge over the Altamaha River. Delegates from southeast and southwest Georgia will discuss routes and funding while railroad discounts entice attendance. Jesup will host a luncheon for participants as rail rates are promised low.
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Georgian Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
State Chamber
Jesup
Oglethorpe
Hawkinaytle
Ocmulges
Dubhin
Oconee
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Lodge to Celebrate St John the Evangelist
Special members of Lafayette Lodge No 29 of Masons will celebrate the St John the Evangelist dig at the First Baptist church in Washington on Sunday evening June 18. Rev G Sherwood Whitney rector of St Pauls church Augusta Ga will deliver the sermon.
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Washington Ga
Lafayette Lodge
Masons
Georgia
First Baptist Church
Washington
G Sherwood Whitney
St Pauls Church
Augusta Ga
Mason for the Senate in Illinois Republican primary
Chicago on June 20 Wiltew o Wa son, former member of the fiftieth and fifty-first Congress and U S senator from Illinois, formally announced he would enter the Republican primaries for United States Senate. The first direct vote for a senator is scheduled for next fall in the state.
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Chicago
Wiltew O Wason
United States
Illnois
State National Bank of Little Rock Suspended
Little Rock June 20. After an all night directors meeting the State National Bank of Little Rock was closed and did not open today. Capital is 500000 with deposits reported at 1719 billion and resources at 3083 thousand. officials cited steady withdrawals and pledged all liabilities will be met. National Bank examiner W W Smith ordered to take charge as the bank remains closed.
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Little Rock Ark
State National Bank
Eta
Bank
Wabuli
WH Garanilo
National
Washington
National Bank
W W Smith
Lsttie Rock
Camptroller
Politics Turn Carroll County Toward Campaigns
Carrollton Ga June 20 Special Dr LG Hardman spent two days meeting residents of Carroll and Heard counties after traveling from Newnan and visiting Douglasville He returned to Atlanta today noting outreach across northern Carroll County Senatorial race activity picks up as Hardwick slated to speak after Monday with early advertising broadening attention in the region
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Carrollton
LG Hardman
Carroll
Heard
Hardman
Newnan
Atlanta
Carrol County
Douglasville
WS Coleman
Cedartown
William J Harti
Coleman
C K Henderson Jr
Hartis
Carrols County
Hardwick
Georgia Training School for Girls Opens for Inmates
Governor Slaton issues an executive order declaring the Georgia Training school for girls in Fulton county officially open for reception of inmates. The move follows the board of managers noting readiness and legal authority to begin operations.
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John M Slaton
Georgia Training School For Girls
Fulton County
State of Georgia
Executive Department
M Slaton
Militant Women Deliver Pankhurst Follow-Up To Asquith
A deputation of militant suffragists from Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s East End federation meets Prime Minister Asquith at Downing Street. He accepts their views on granting votes to women on male terms, condemns violent tactics, and promises to consider Sylvia Pankhurst’s release and the federation’s representation.
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London
Froamer Asquith
Sylvia Pankhurst
Holloway
House of Commons
Pankhurst
East End
Downing Street
Georgl Lansbury
Miss Pankhurst
Asamth
Reginald McKenna
Sylvia Pankhuret
Suf Tragettes
Asquith
Mulitane
Federation
Burns Club Memorial Services Planned at Burns Cottage
The Burns club of Atlanta will hold memorial services at the Burns cottage on Sunday afternoon July 19 to mark the 18th anniversary of Robert Burns death and to honor deceased club members. The date precedes Burns death anniversary on July 21 for member convenience.
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Burns Cottage
Burns Club
Robert Burns
Burns Club of
Atlanta
Burns Reali Falla
Cotton Mill Strikers Meet This Afternoon
The Jul ion Bag and Cotton mills strikers invite the public to a protest meeting this afternoon at White City park. Local and national labor figures will discuss the strike causes and conditions. A long procession of workers paraded the city streets Saturday afternoon led by a union band.
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Julion Bag
White City Park
95 CHARRED CORPSES RECOVERED FROM MINE
Lethbridge Alberta June 70 despite smoldering fires in the mine entrance 95 bodies had been removed to Union hall leaving 1003 entombed at Hillcrest Collieries Limited Workers including William Brown and James Quigley were among the victims Fire boss Chamas Taylor and other officials were identified Mine experts believe most deaths occurred near the pit mouth with tools still in hand survivors report no warning for several bodies found standing upright under debris- mining hazards linger.
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Lethbridge Alberta
Hillcrest
Union Hall
William Brown
Brown
James Quigley
Mime
Chamas Taylor
Minera
Surgeons of Southern Headed by Bahnson
Washington June 20 Physicians and surgeons of the Southern railway left for home after a two day convention here The meeting closed with a memorial address for the late Samuel Spencer president of the Southern killed in a wreck on Thanksgiving day 1908 Dr J W Jerve Greenville SC delivered the principal portion of the speech, quoting from the 4 minute adopted by J Pierpont Morgan Morgan’s motion at a 1908 trustees meeting The convention elected officers President H C Bahnson Winston-Salem secretary treasurer J H Ay Woodstock AL vice presidents W H Taylor New Market TN W G White Yorkville VA M N Stowe Jesup GA and W M Munro Sanford GA
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Washington
Southern Railway
Samuel Spencer
Southern
J W Jerve
Greenville
J Pierpont Morgan
Woodward Opposes DeKalb Cemetery Purchase Plan
The mayor opposes buying ninety acres in DeKalb County for a cemetery at 2 000. The cemetery committee and finance chair oppose the purchase, citing cost to develop the land and location. Hannah and Goree attorneys argue the city would gain access routes and future burial lot sales would offset costs.
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C G Hannah
Aldine Chambers
C P Goree
DeKalb County
Doy
James G
Maser Woodward
Goree
Finance Committee
Gores
Humphrey
Woodwalid
Tlannah and
Big Associates
Hannan
McDonough Road
Delalb
Hannah
Trowbie
Cits
Iannahs Attorneys
Cty
No Worry Shown Over Exports of Gold
Washington June 20 Treasury department officials show only a passing interest in the export of gold through New York since January 1. The reserve supply at New York and related Treasury figures are cited as exports approach 16 900 090 dollars. Officials question the impact of Europe’s purchases, noting the United States has ample gold and suggesting potential changes with a new currency system.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Treasury
Europe
John Burke
United States
Tyrone
Tuo Tailway
George E Roberts
Ril
Roberts
Roberta
Insanity Cases Rise Faster Than Population Growth
Judge John E Owens of Cook County reports insanity cases rise more rapidly than population. He cites rising life stress, immorality, and increasing complexity as drivers. The moving picture craze and baseball are noted as emotional stimulants. The year 1914 tallied 470 cases, with 1284 for the five months ending May.
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Chicava
Cook County
John E Owens
Jude Owen
Owens Hoth
Miss Margaret Wilson Declines Figleaf Role in Magazine
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president will head the community music section in the Soul Center magazine to launch in August after a conference with editors. She pledged not to be a figurehead and will lead neighborhood song efforts at the post conference luncheon. There are nineteen associate editors.
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Madizor
Wis
Margaret Wilson
Soul Center
Wwe
Miss Wilson
Shoplifter Captured After Lively Battle
Emery McDonald of 92 Auburn Avenue stole mens silk shirts from Cloud Stanford Clothing at 41 Peachtree Street. He resisted capture, injuring several bystanders before officers arrived. Police detained the suspect amid a chaotic chase through Peachtree Street and nearby alleys. witness reports describe a violent struggle and multiple confrontations before restraint.
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Cloud Stanford Clothing
Peachtree Sites
Emery McDonald
Auburn Avenue
Charles Wiles
Wiles
Peachtree
Triand
Pol Cob US
Teol Chaise
Nemo
Joe Witzmerald
Manan
Gao
Tithrel
Cutiven
Megta
Enjou Theater
Marietta Street
la Piunilothes
Allen
Boxer
Hosery
Peachtice Street
Suffragists Form Advisory Council In Congress Push
Washington June 29 suffrage leaders pressed Congress for a passed woman suffrage constitutional amendment while forming an advisory council of the Congressional Union. The plan aims to have every state represented with figures such as Mrs William Colt Whitman and Helen Robinson among others from New York, Vassar, and Hartford.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Union
Woiham Colt
Wilson to Name Negro to Succeed Johnson
Washington June 70 President Wilson asks for the resignation of Henry L Johnson a Republican Negro of Atlanta Ga as recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia to take effect July 2 The post has long been filled by a Negro Southern Democrats oppose the reported plan to appoint another Negro Johnson has sent his resignation to the president in the afternoon
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Washington
Wilson
Henry L Johnson
Atlanta
District of Columbia
Johnson
Doon
Savannah Chosen as 191 Convention City
At the final session of the Association of Transportation and Gar Ac counting Officers convention Atlantic City was named the 191 convention city. A committee submitted a revised schedule of rates for handling passenger rolling stock which will be voted on by the various roads.
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Atlantic City
Saennai Ga
The
Association of Transportation and Gar
Convention of Camera Men Proves Success in Atlanta
Delegates from the Photographers Association of America return home singing the south’s first convention’s praise. The exhibit drew high praise for artistry and organization with northern members predominant. At the close, awards included a gold watch to Tyree and silver vase. Mrs Tyree received a life size oil painting of her husband. Next meeting scheduled for Indiana in 1914.
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Photographers Association of Ameri
Satuday
Atlanta
South
Hotton
Tornto
Mink
Uat
Wess
Wr Tyree
Uathwas Compsyor Boston
Triee
Indiana
Infield to Government Place Nomination for NH Official
Somersworth June reports Brown Mayne an infielder once with the Boston National League team is expected to be nominated as United States attorney for New Hampshire. White House has prepared the nomination for submission. The Washington dispatches note the timing for next year.
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Somersworth
Brown Mayne
Nei Ab
Boston
United States Attories
New Hampshire
Washington Dispatches
White House
Holiday by Wilson grants Saturday half day off for government staff
Government employees across the capital today began their first Saturday half holiday of the summer as President Wilson issues an executive order. The measure provides Saturday afternoons off from June through September, marking a new time off policy for civil service workers.
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Washington 7
Cosnt
Wilson
The Easiest Way to End Dandruff
An old remedy claims to dissolve dandruff by applying four ounces of a plain solution to the scalp and massaging gently. Overnight results are said to remove all signs of flakes after three or more applications, leaving hair silky, soft, and visibly improved.
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Rate Increases Debated by Interstate Commerce Commission
Unclear OCR text discusses I C C investigation into proposed rate increases of about 9 percent for freight, stock, and packing house terms. Mentions states including Washington and others, with references to hearings and suspensions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pontys Tio
Teves
Baby with Eczema and Cure Mentioned in 1912 Ad
An old advertisement fragment describes a baby with severe eczema and scalp issues. It claims relief using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, recounting a single recovery and urging care for scalp crusts and dandruff. The text promotes Cuticura Skin Book and mailing address in Boston for samples.
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