Rawlings Boys Again In Court
In a long history of appeals Millard Leonard and Jesse Rawlings face a July 16 hearing before the state Supreme Court on their bid for a new trial. The case centers on extraordinary grounds and affidavits alleging innocence and seeking a reversal of a May 24 order.
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Reverend Advocates Use of Beer in Daily Life
A Reverend from Fitchburg argues for moderate beer use as temperance via proper use of alcohol. He cites wine and beer as aids to social life and cites doctors praising Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer for its purity and low alcohol content as a temperance option.
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Fitchburg
Bert Ganlons
Washington letters on Winters tailoring military uniforms
In June Washington Acting Secretary Oliver answered protests from labor groups regarding importation of George Vo Winters an Hrgush tailor. He said Winters only revises patterns to improve fit and military look, not create new uniform designs, with samples shipped from London and to be explained in Philadelphia. Winters died in New York while in transit to the Kron Prinz.
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George Vo Winters
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United States Army
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London
United States
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Prinz
Judge Russell Plans Three Speeches in Atlanta
Judge Ricard B Russell, gubernatorial candidate from Jackson County, travelled through Atlanta with the Kimball house last sigh, greeting the advance guard of the General Assembly. He said he would speak again only a few days before the campaign closes, with three appearances expected in Fulton County before Angus: 22.
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General Baldwin Retires. Duggen Succeeds in Army News
Brigadier General Frank D. Baldwin, head of the southern military division at Oklahoma City, retired today under the age law. Colonel Walter T. Luengan, in command of the First Infantry in the Philippines, will fill the vacancy.
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Frank D. Baldwin
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Philippines
Crowd at Knights parade in Columbus and Cleveland town results
Crowds lined the streets for the Knights of St John parade with commanderies fast earning drill prizes for appearance. In federal court Charles Dune faced moonshining charges. bond allowed, with December sentencing to follow. Dune identified as a farmer.
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Jidee Speer
Summers pardon bid and related bail bonds report
Summers family seeks pardon for WF Summers for a killing in Cullman County eight years ago. The son pleaded guilty to second degree murder to save his wife, while the article notes bonds for electric lights in Talbotton, Georgia, on June 26 as a special item.
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Talbotton Ga
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Summer school opens at University of Georgia
Athens Ga June 26 special the fourth annual session of the University of Georgia Summer school opened this morning with record expected attendance. Teachers from many sites in Georgia present. Superintendent T J Wooster pleased and confident the session will benefit all attendees. Dr Roland D Grant lectured on Yellowstone scenery to a large audience. Classes forming rapidly and dormitories being filled as teachers prepare for a productive session.
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Georgia
T J Wooster
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Yellowstone
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Russell Opens Headquarters In Georgia Campaign Effort
Russell opens campaign headquarters in Macon for gubernatorial candidate Russell Bis, who just finished canvassing the northern portions of Georgia and will now address Riley voters and shift focus to South Georgia.
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Macon
Despondent man dies of self inflicted wound
Homer Hancock, son of Bow Hancock of Jefferson, died at his father's home after a June 26 self inflicted pistol shot. He had been despondent for weeks, fired at his left breast, and the wound worsened despite initial treatment. He improved briefly before a second collapse proved fatal.
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Bow Hancoke
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Postponed Morris Matter in Senate Health Delays Vote
Senator Hillman announced on radio that illness prevented him from calling up his resolution to investigate the January ejecttion of Mrs Minor Vera from the White House. He instead moved to take up the railroad rate bill, and his motion carried.
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Washington
Hillman
Senate
Minor Vera
White House
Elbert Hubbard Quote on Blood and Energy
A clipped quotation attributes to Elbert Hubbard the claim that success is in the blood and attributes energy and drive to the little red corpuscle, noting its effect on nerves sleepiness and appetite. The remark frames physiology as a determinant of motivation.
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Apitezo Brain Food Cereal Ad Promises Health Benefits
An old newspaper ad touts Apitezo as a cereal rich in vital elements. It claims to boost blood cells, support brains, and aid growth for all ages. The copy suggests easy digestion and enjoyment with milk or cream, and references a price of 10s per package.
Advertising strikes reach all parts of the country
An advertising pitch argues that uniform nationwide exposure via The Saturday Event Post can boost sales. It claims the Curtis Publishing Company distributes to 750,000 homes with 3,500,000 readers, urging advertisers to place campaigns to inform dealers everywhere and accelerate demand.
Senate Returns Rate Bill to Conference Amid Speeches
Washington June 26 after two or three more speeches on the conferences report on the failed rate bill the senate sent the bill back to conference designating Tillman and Cullom as conferees. The naval appropriation bill also passed after receding from an amendment on the naval training station at Port Royal. Lafollette’s motion to enter consideration of the bill failed after hours of debate as the chamber secured a quorum. The state adjourned at 4:35 pm until noon tomorrow.
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Oetock Tomorr
The Lady Evelyn From London serial tale debut
The Lady Evelyn From London begins a five part serial in this paper on Sunday July as part of a new $150000 series by Newspapers Associations. The plot follows Hon Robert Forreste heir to the earldom and his Romanian foe seeking the Lady Frelyn’s hand for family ransom amid cautions of scandal and intrigue.
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Bank Examiners Meet Milwaukee Wis June 26
State bank examiners from many states attend the annual convention of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks in Milwaukee. The group aims to boost efficiency in state banking departments and secure uniformity of examinations.
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Village sports editor questions bacon ridge event fate
The village paper’s sporting editor questions an important arrival at Bacon Ridge. Josh Oldham and three other merchants once common in store games now play croquet on the village green.
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Josh Oldham
Will Speak at Sparta GA Rally by President Haine Jordan
President Haine Jordan will address planters in Sparta Georgia on July 4 at a large rally. Invitations and preparations indicate a significant turnout as the Southern Norton Association aims to mobilize supporters for Independence Day events and a county-wide parade.
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Counts Lotten Association
Arrest Sought in Burglaries as Suspect Captured
Police report a captured suspect, a Black man named Paul Greer, believed tied to multiple burglaries. Officers say the man admitted no guilt yet, with details about stolen clothing and a break in on Capitol Street. A separate lightning strike near a country store killed one person and injured others.
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