Newspaper Men Recall 1919 Wilson Trip Deaths
The memoir passage describes journalists who died or were injured in a 1919 collision on the Columbia Highway while accompanying President Wilson. Ben F. Allen of the Cleveland Plain Dealer was killed. James R. Patterson and two Washington reporters were injured as the lead car failed to regain position.
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Page Twoington
Milwaukee
Chicago Record-Herald
Red Cross
Republican National Committee
Donald Craig
New York Herald
Washington
Experinnee
Thomas Dawson
Capitol
Associated Press
Wilson
Senate
Christian Science Minnitor
Colorado
Odlas
League of Nations
Ben F. Allen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Columbia Highway
Yortland
Ore
James R. Patterson
Allen
President
Mre. Wilson
Arrest Man and Wife Noted Burglars in Philadelphia
Savannah Ga June 24. Sheriff E M Butch of St Vernon Montgomery county today on his way to Philadelphia to bring back to Georgia for trial B M Wilson and his wife arrested there for Georgia officers charged with burglary and jail breaking. The Wilsons suspected with the woman an expert automobile driver. Burglary involved general stores J H L Hudson Alley Grant of 4 G Priest Higgston and several smaller shops January. A tent found in a house near Mt Vernon later. Rewards offered for the guilty parties.
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Savannah
E. M. Butch
St. Vernon
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Georgia
B. M. Wilson
J. HL. Hudson
Alley
G. Priest
Higgston
Mt.¢Vernon
Wilsons
Florida officer slain by woman in Lake Spalding park
Jacksonville Florida June 24 Robert Shackleford 47 chief field officer under former sheriff Robert H Merritt and a leading investigator for Governor Hardee was shot and killed at his home in Lakeside Park by Daisy Vaught 30 who was arrested and said to have admitted the shooting claiming self defense A quarrel prior to the incident and Shackleford s role in breaking up confidence men in Florida are noted The two had met about eight years ago after marriage troubles Mrs Shackleford of Lake City said she did not know Mrs Vaught
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Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Shackleford
Robert H. Merritt
Hardee
Lakeside Park
Daisy Vaught
Nolice
Shackleford
Florida
Vaught
Lake City
Homestead Waivers and Assignments Explained by Judge Isaac
Savannah June 24 The Morning News reports Judge Max Isaac senior partner at Isaac and Isaac has published a treatise on homestead waivers and assignments. The work titled Isaac on Homestead Waivers and Assignments covers bankruptcy practice. Isaac previously served as referee in bankruptcy for 10 years in Brunswick and published Conditional Sales in Bankruptcy in 1903. The intest will be distributed from Savannah.
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Savannah
Morning News
Max Isaac
Isaac & Isaac
Tsnne
George A. Clement Dies in Norcross Former Legislator
Norcross Ga June 24 Special George A Clement 77 former representative of Gwinnett county in the general assembly died here this afternoon after a prolonged illness Funeral services will be held from the home near here at 4 oclock this afternoon O W Settle in charge Mr Clement was a native of Forsyth county but moved to Gwinnett more than 40 years ago He was a Confederate veteran serving four years in the Forty Third Georgia regiment He joined the Methodist church more than 50 years ago He was past master of the Norcross lodge of Masons Surviving are his widow Josephine Carroll Clement four daughters Miss Aiis R T Martin of Louisville and Misses Oppie Lizzie and Carrie Clements of Norcross one son Jesse Clements of Norcross one sister Mrs M C Buice of Birmingham Batts Kiwanis Meeting Jackson Ga June 24 Special Following its policy of holding meetings in all portions of the county for the purpose of forming a better acquaintance with the citizens the Kiwanis club of Jackson will have its meeting Tuesday night at Blount Later meetings will be held at Villia Flo Villa Jenkinsburg Clark Starr Cedar Rock and other places
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Norcross
George A. Clement
Gwinnett County
General Assembly
O. W. Settle
Glenlent
Forsyth County
Gwinnett
Forty-Third Georgia
Methodist Church
Norcross Lodge
Amasons
Josephine Carroll Clement
Aiis
R. T. Martin
Louiaville
Mieses Oppie
Lizzie
Carrie Clements
Jesse Clements
M. C. Buice
Birmingham
Batts Kiwanis Meeting
Jackson
Kiwanis ‘Club of
Blount
Flovilla
Jenkinsburg
Clark
Starr
Cedar Rock
Benks Heads Chamber in Anniston Election
At a Friday night banquet in the Calhoun hotel Anniston Junior Chamber of Commerce re elected K D Banka as president in the regular election of officers.
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Benks Heads
Anniston
Ala
Calhoun Hotel
K. D. Banka
Anniston Junior Chamber’ of Commerce
Picnic at Cave Spring First Methodist Sunday School
The annual First Methodist Sunday school picnic will be held Thursday at Cave Spring Georgia. The party leaves Anniston Alabama in the morning via the Southern for the Georgia town and will return in the afternoon.
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Cave Spring
Anniston
Ala
First Methodist Sunday School
Georgia
Two Girls Slain at Church Picnic Tragedy
Louisville June 24 William Zinsmeister 63 shot and killed his daughter Mamie 15 and wounded Sara Connelly 16 and three others at a church picnic on the Ohio river. Zinsmeister then killed himself witnesses say the wounded include Thomas Mulaney 18 Charles Eisler 18 and Gertrude Franciona 48. Sara Connelly was shot in the river and her body floated downstream it has not been found. A brother of Zinemeister is serving a prison term for murder.
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Louisville
William Zinsmeister
Mamie
Sara Connelly
Chur
Ohio River
Thomas Mulaney
Charles Eisler
Gertrude Franciona
Gold Filled Case Makers Must Indicate Fineness
Washington June 24 The Federal Trade Commission orders gold filled watch case makers to clearly state the gold content. After reviewing a trade practice submittal from 75 percent of the industry the commission found long guarantees deceptive unless composition is shown. Future actions will consider trademark display and minimum gold sheet thickness of one thousandth inch.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Posse Captures Slayer Natehoss in Michigan Swamp
George Natehoss who escaped from the state penitentiary near Marquette was surrounded in a swamp between Maple Ridge and Escanaba and captured at 1 o clock. His body bore bullets from the pursuit and he died at a hospital after wounding Deputy Sheriff Curran and Lieutenant Cleghorn earlier in the week.
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Marquette
Mich
George Natehoss
State
Maple Ridge
Escanaba
Bigs
Natchess
Frank Curran
J. C. Cleghorn
State Police
Natehoss
Eri
Mrs Felton to Speak at Third Baptist Church
Mrs W H Felton will speak at the Third Baptist church next Wednesday evening at 7 30 offering a short sketch of her life and her trip to Washington when she became a United States senator Mayor Walter A Simy will introduce her and Colonel Frederick Paxon will close with a brief talk
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W.H. Felton
Third Baptist Church
Washington
United States
Walter A. Simy
Felton
Frederick Paxon
Gruesome discovery may shed light on murder case
Savannah dispatch reports that W. St. Day and his men found a human skull and limb bones buried in rubbish near an illicit whiskey site by Levy's Landing, S. C. The officers, investigating the suspected murder, continue their work on the case.
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Savannah
Levy's Landing
S. C
W. ST. Day
Old mill burns at Deepstep in Georgia
Gladin and Pittman's grist mill burned last night in Deepstep, Georgia. Fire was spotted by neighbors, but the blaze spread quickly before Pittman could reach the site. The mill had operated over 40 years and was widely patronized. Insurance covered part of the loss, not enough to cover it.
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Deepstep
Gladin & Pittman
Pittman
Farm Rally in Indian Springs Details Announced
Jackson Ga June 24 Special Dr Milton P Jarnigan of the State agricultural college at Athens will speak at the farm rally at Indian Springs on July 4 The Kiwanis club invited Mrs W H Felton of Cartersville and Senator Heflin of Alabama to speak as well.
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Jackson
Milton P. Jarnigan
State Agricultural College At
Athens
Indian Springs
Kiwanis Club
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Weevil Poisons Used By Cotton Growers in Butta County
Jackson Ga June 24 Special Cotton growers in Butta county report using boll weevil poison with calcium arsenate and liquid formulas. Despite earlier heavy rains, crop prospects have brightened in recent days and the pest control is showing good effect.
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Jackson
Butta
Poultry Association Plans Hatchery Work at Jackson Meeting
Butts County Poultry association met in Jackson on Saturday to stress cooperative buying and selling. Installation of the 10,000 egg hatchery will begin at a steady pace and the incubator is to be ready for the fall season.
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Jackson
Butts County Poultry Associaton
Field Peas Shipments Go From Valdosta News
Valdosta Ga June 8 Special Albany Legionaires report a large shipment of field peas moving from here with buyers paying about 70 cents per hamper. Each hamper holds roughly one bushel and growers express satisfaction with the price. Lorp Turner leads the reporting from Atlanta.
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STON
Atlanta
J. B. Turner
Valdosta
Albany Legionaires
Albany Pastor Named Legion Post Commander in Albany
Albany Ga June 24 Special Dr J B Turner DD pastor of the First Baptist Church of Albany is the new commander of the local post of the American Legion with officers H Warren vice commander George B Cowart adjutant and L H McCauley service officer named for the post additional details indicate a reorganized leadership within the community veterans group.
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Albany
J. B. Turner
D.D
First Baptist Church of
American Legion
Rk, H. Warren
George B. Cowart
L. HB. McCauley
Delegates Named for State Convention in Athens July
The local chapter lists 12 delegates to the state convention to be held in Athens in July. Named are H. Clark, S. B. Lippitt, G. W. Welch, W. H. Burt, G. B. Cowart, TR. Roddenberg, J. J. West, and R. H. Warren Jr. The Albany post reports phenomenal growth and plans to invite the 1924 convention to meet there.
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Ee Gath
Camilla-To-Colquit
Athens
H. Clark
S. B. Lippitt
G. W. Welch
W. H. Burt
G. B. Cowart
Roddenberg
J. J. West
R. H. Warren
Road to Colquitt line to be rebuilt at $60,000
Moultrie June 24 announcement from Mitchell County board of commissioners states the Camilla to Colquitt county line road will be rebuilt. The project is estimated to cost $60,000 and will extend to the Colquitt county end.
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Moultrie
Camilla
Colquitt County
The
Board of Commissioners of
Mitchell
Road work to rebuild to Moultrie and Sala City-Pelham route
Government plans include rebuilding to Moultrie and starting work on the Sala City Pelham highway. The 50 foot road project will take about a year to complete. Belle Isle TaxicA listed as contact for details.
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Moultrie
Sala City-Pelham
Carrel-Dakin era antiseptic hailed as world saver
War era science produced a breakthrough antiseptic named Zonite from the Carrel-Dakin method. A collaborative effort by the Little Surgeon and an English chemist yielded a nonpoisonous solution that rapidly cut amputations and deaths from infection. The article lauds its home-use potential, stable shelf life, and safety, promising broad public health impact.
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Franklin & Cox
Kodak
Frompt
Abana
Acal
Acta
J. H. Connor
Keeley
Charco Neal Institute
Woodward Ave
Lady Call
Belle Isle
Isaac
Rountree
M. Z. Turner
MGR
Whitehall St
Peachtree St
California
West Point
New Orleans
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Healey
Walnut
N. Broad St
Taft Hall
Adair Realty & Trust Co
Posse Riddles
Third Baptist
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Walton St
CALL
Taxica
Joffre
Marne
Foch
Verdun
Zeebrugge
Sergeant York
Napoleon
Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Pasteur
Chemist
New York
Zonite Products Company
Madison Ave
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