Patronize Warm Springs Summer Resort Plea and Buzz
Warm Springs Georgia draws summer visitors as a writer explores why families seek a season at the resort. The piece notes the pool chute test by Mr Charles L. Davis, the hotel open for reservations since June 1, and a host of guests from Atlanta Columbus Birmingham and Griffin.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Columbus
Billy Patterson
Warm Springs
Cisten Ag
Meriuether
Georgia
Tine Mountain
Minamhaw
United States
Bullatt Todd
Roosevelt
Atanta
Tim
Charles L. Davis
Thor
Mr Davis
Tra Sage Graw Bon Heidt Smith Plakett
Willam Hart
Columbia
Davin
Dada
Rone Guest
J H Stevens
Stevens Pottery
Misa
Ruby Stevens
Stevensere
J. C Manly Griffin
Marjorie Wolcatt
Louisa Durkee Loulas Drewery
Sarah Garland
Mary Blanton Musadon Brows
Auction Sale Wednesday Edgewood Property Near Boulevard
Auction notices announce a property sale on Wednesday June 29 at 3 p m. The Edgewood avenue property near Boulevard is the subject of the public sale.
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Edgewood Avenue
Boulevard
Postal Savings Bank Bill Signed by Taft
President Taft signed the postal savings bank bill in Washington using three pens. The pens were presented to Representatives Weeks of Massachusetts Gardner of New Jersey and Murdock of Kansas, the three lawmakers credited with pushing the measure to its final form.
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Washington
Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Representatives Weeks
Massachusetta Gardner
New Jersey
Murdock
Kansas
House
Protest Meeting Afire Over City Council Actions
Citizens plan a large assembly at the Auditorium Tuesday to denounce council actions removing several city officials from the ballot. Speakers will challenge the council and boards over electing duties and call for ballots on officials including the recorder and city clerk. The event follows a failed council effort to strike eight officials and aims to mobilize voters.
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Everthing
Taxpeyara of
Avante
General
Cornell
Witness uses bones to narrate craps link to killing
In Chesense Wyoming on June 29 a witness described a craps game as the origin of the June 12 killing of Levi Tracey. John W Mitchell testified that he showed the court how the game led to the fatal incident, displaying the dice and figures as part of his explanation, while the jurors listened and reacted.
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Chesense Wyo
Levi Trace
John W Mitchell
James Henry
Murer
Mitchell
Tracey
Henry
Hera
Helf
Child Dies After Torpedo Blast in Kentucky Yard
In Loulaville Kentucky on June 25 Dallas McCollum aged ten told his mother Iva got the torpedo then struck it with a hammer. The blast severed a jugular vein and killed him. His father Charles McCollum was a conductor on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Loulaville Ky
Iva
Dallas McCollum
Charles McCollum
LouteiNe and Naehville
Stan
McCollam
Biennial Sessions In House Again
The Georgia House to consider biennial session bills after two defeats. Senate bill already passed upper chamber and is first on the House calendar. Also likely to revisit the automobile speed limit and vehicle registration proposal pending since last year, seen as needing a uniform state law and expected to pass.
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General Assembly
Steeif
House
Senate
Julian McCurry
Hee
Boyd
Hoalding
MacIntyre
Thomas and Tippins
Appling
City Tax Notice Announces Second Installment Due
Second installment of city taxes now due as announced by E T Payne city tax collector. Benjamin Baughan dies at 70 at his son’s residence 122 Hill Street. He was long time Atlanta resident and Confederate veteran with two sons W W Baughan and E A Baughan. Funeral Monday at 3 pm, Oakland Cemetery. Maud Adams longest tour ends in Spokane after 39 weeks and $100000 receipts. heads to New York then plans Chantecler appearance.
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E. T. Payne
Banja
Owugnen
Ela Baughan
Hill Street
Mr Baughan
Atlanta
Lumpkin County
Old State Road
Baughan
Georgia
Cobbs Lagion Hoods
Long Street
Battle of the Wilderness
W W Baughan
E A. Baughan
Oakland Cemetery
Maud Adams
Spokane
Wash
Meanda Adams
United States
New York
Net gain of 186 in pension is reported
The 1998 state pension rolls show 1304 new names and 1318 losses by death or other causes, a net gain of 186. Pension payments totaled 938,934 dollars for the year, despite a 1908 constitutional amendment awaiting legislative action. The Pension Commissioner notes possible continued payments in 1910 if finances permit.
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Jenn W Lindaas
Widow of slain man called to the stand
Manila June 236 Mrs Janney widow of Lieutenant Clarence M Janney won a witness today at the trial of Lieutenant Colonel Robert F Ames of the Twelfth Infantry United States Army charged with conduct unbecoming an officer The proceedings are private The Janneys married in New York in 1908 and she belonged to a prominent San Francisco family Ames is a Rhode Island native who entered the army in 1824 The dispute began after Janney found in Ames home a champagne cooler once his and later given by Mrs Janney to Ames
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Manila
Janney
Clarence M Janney
Trisk
Robert F Ames
Twelfth Infantry
United States Army
Janneya
New York
Madeline Mechansick
San Francisco
Ste
Pedar Bruguiere
Ames
Pigeons Released for Western New York Championship
Three hundred homing pigeons contesting for the annual championship trophy of the Western New York Concourse Association were released in Lexington Kentucky from the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association grand stand. Birds owned in Buffalo, Hoghester and Jamestown New York.
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Lexington
New York Concourse Association
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Buffalo
Hoghester
Jamestown
N. Tr
Mayor Barrett Replies to St Luke's Volunteers
Augusta Ga June 23 1910 Mayor Thomas Barrett Jr responds to a St Luke Methodist church committee urging enforcement of the prohibition laws. He notes state policy changes and argues for testing enforcement in state courts while urging measured action and preserving order in Augusta.
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Mayor Barrett
ST Luke’s Volunteers
Auguste
John P . Erwin
St Lukes Methodist Church
Augusta
Erain
Barrett
Elwood L Jackson
E Vaughn
George Paaron
Thomas Barrett
Augusta Ga
John P Erwip
Blind Tiger
Vaughn George P Aaron Mayor
Augusta Ga Jung
Elwood L Jackson E E
Vaughn
George P Aaron Auguste
Bt. Luke Methodiat Church
Aulgent
Gem Assembly
Menor
Thomas Barrett JR
Electric-Lighted Observation Car to Birmingham Route
Electric-Lighted Observation Car on Atlanta to Birmingham Seaboard line departs with dining car service. City Ticket Office announces effective June 25. Fare listed as $8 with Peach Tree mentions. Arrival in Birmingham at 10 PM.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Schwartz Resigns as Chief of Field Service
Washington June 26 Harry B H Schwartz has resigned as chief of the field service of the general land office and will be succeeded by James Dan now a special agent in Denver Colorado. The ocean subsidy bill was passed by the senate today and will affect the veteran business in the coming short session beginning in December.
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Washington
Bilt
The
Venete
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McCollum
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