Cubans Hope for Early Peace and Political Shifts
Havana reports the government confident insurgents near collapse as 2 000 to 4 000 rebels are cited. A Gomez Zayas unity talk signals possible shift to politics while naval crews enjoy shore leave. Monteagudo splits forces for night ambushes as Guantanamo stabilizes and labor drafts loom for sugar mills amid disease risk among destitute reconcentrados.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Piedra
Oriente
Gomez
Alfredo Zayas
Rhode Island
Washington
Monteagudo
Estenez
Ivonez
Calabazas
Santiago
Cuba
Machado
Guantanamo
Sanitary Department
Cobre
Hicks Capudine Stops Headaches in All Ailments
Capudine claims to remove headache causes from heat cold stomach or nerves. It acts quickly and is easy to take as an elixir. Also advertised for colds and grippe. Available in 2, 10e, 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capudine
CHAS C MOYE DIES PROMINENT AREA FARMER
Charles Claud Moye aged 34, noted local farmer with many connections, died at a private sanitarium after a brief illness. Body moved to H M Patterson & Sons and to be shipped to Cuthbert GA for funeral and interment. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs A J Moye and four brothers A C Moye R L Moye A T Moye and E E Moye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Claud Moye
H. M. Patterson & Sons
Cuthbert
A. J. Moye
A. C. Moye
R. L. Moye
A. T. Moyel
Ll. M. Moye
Boston Evening Traveler Sold to The Boston Herald
Boston announces the sale of The Boston Evening Traveler to The Boston Herald. Beginning July 1 the two papers will be published together from The Herald plant, forming a combined newspaper. The Traveler, established in 1825, joins The Herald at a one-cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Evening Traveler
Boston Herald
J. W. Farley
The
Herald
Traveler
Evening Herald
Policeman Killed by Suspect in Philadelphia Pawnshop
In Philadelphia on June 26 Thomas Dowling and two officers were shot by 18 year old Herbert Johnson as he attempted to pawn allegedly stolen jewelry. The broker had summoned officers to the pawnshop and Johnson was chased by a crowd before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Philadelphia
Thomas Dowling
Herbert Johnson
Jonson
Johnson
Georgia House Debates Tax Hikes and Locker Laws
The Georgia House faced a fray over a proposed lock er tax increase from 500 to 2000 dollars targeting private clubs selling liquor. Supporters say the move curbs liquor access. opponents warn it shocks clubs and favors abolition. New members were sworn in and 42 new bills offered amid banking reform talks and a proposed state treasurer salary rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Baltimore
Garlington
Richmond
Adams
Hall County
House
É M. Clark
Dougherty
E. R. Jones
John T. DuPree
Wilkingon
J. J. Byington
H. Drew Roberts
Miller
B. F. Harrell
Fish
Burwell
Hancock County
Turner
Bibb
Banking Commission
Treasury Department
Crawfordville
Alexander Stephens Halls
Hallady
Lewisie Ture
Stephens
Senate
Ault
Fell
Department of Agricultur
Spee John S
Holder
Collins
Gradys
Hunter“Johnson
Hall
Tollivers i
Institutes Schedule Across Georgia This Summer
Three divisions of the Georgia agricultural department extend a large array of institutes from late June through August. Division 1 covers Blackshear Waycross Woodbine and dozens of towns with compiled itineraries. Division 2 begins at pidcock and travels through Moultrie Ocilla Perry and Marietta, among others. Division 3 plans engagements from Camilla Edison to Rome and Summerville with key specialists overseeing cattle tick eradication efforts statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of Georgia
Georgia Agricultural Department
State of Georgia
Peter F. Bahnnen
W. Mr. Nighbert
Blackshear
Waycross
Folkston
Woodbine
J. W. Firor
W. A. Worsham
Bishop
Burson
Hollingshead
Ludowici
Hinesville
Pembroke
Reidsville
Lyons
Mount Vernon
McHue
Hazelhurst
Baxley
Hochelle
Pitts
Hastman
Dublin
Wrightsville
Sunderaville
Louisville
Emanuel County
Millen
Statesboro
Sylvania
Springfield
Waynesboro
Grovetown
Hariem
Dearing
Linton
Milledgeville
Gray
Monticello
Danburg
Lincolnton
Crawfordville
Eaterio
Lexington
Daniersville
Elberton
Hartwell
Carnesville
Homer
Clarkesville
Clayton
Hiawaspai
Blairsville
Gainesville
Dahlonega
Cleveland
Dawsonville
Cumming
Pidcock
Thomasville
Hahira
Moultrie
J. R. Last
Turlington
J. Phil ,Campbel
Folok
Tift County
Jung
Nashville
Iliacoochee
Ocilla
Ashburn
Cordele
Vienna
Perry
Pulaski County
Jeffersonville
Fort Valley
Oglethorpe
Talbot County
Reynolds
Forsyth
Barnesville
Thomaston
Spalding County
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
McDonough
Jackson
Union City
Douglas County
Marietta
Carteraville
Springplace
Canton
Jasper
Ellijay
Blue Ridge
Ringgold
Dalton
Calhoun
Dallas
Lawrenceville
Alpharetta
J. W. Hart
DeLoach
MaHatton
Vanatter
L. c. Hart
Milton P. Jarnigan
Camilla
An Safro
Monroe
Covington
Coneyers
Decatur
Agricultural College
J. Phil Campbell
Boys’ Corn Club
E. M Nighbert
North Georgia
Peter F. Bahnaen
South
Middle
Georgse
Georgia
Poslam Soap Promoted for Tender Skin and Dental Care
An advertisement extols Poslam Soap as a superior, versatile product suitable for tender skin and mouth use. It claims benefits for teeth and gums, baby baths, dandruff reduction, foot care, and general skin improvements, describing the soap as pure, medicated, and valuable through continued use. The cake is large and reasonably priced at 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Cotton meeting to boost price in the South
A plan by the Southern States Cotton Corporation to stabilize cotton at 15 cents per pound prompts a nationwide meeting in Atlanta around July 10. Gov Brown indicates he will issue the call. five governors Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas and Georgia express interest. Macon based organization backed by the Macon chamber seeks central control of the crop with broad southern reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Brown
Colyjuitt
Texas
Cruce
Oklahoma
Hall
Louisiana
Donaghy
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Southern States Cotton Corporation
George Cold Wadley
Macon
North Dakota statewide primary selects governor and Congress
North Dakota held state wide primary elections to nominate congressional and state tickets. Early returns are meager with Helgeson renominated in the first district, Young and Tuttle narrow in the second, Simpson leading in the third, Hanna and Buchanan leading for governor, Jones favored for the Democratic governor nomination, and counts likely to take days to finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Congress
HT. Helgeson
George M. Young
W. M. Tuttle
Leslie Simpson
L. B. Hanna
J. A. Buchanan
Hanna
George P. Jones
Milledgeville plans city park with bath pools and pond
Milledgeville Georgia on June 26 special report notes a local stock company plans to establish a city park. The project aims to buy grounds and a pond owned by A R Phillips to create a park with bathing pools and other attractions near the town center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
A. R. Phillips
Seavie
Forces of Madero Behind Rebel Army Clash Near Bachimba
Government forces driven from the west clash with Madero supporters at Ntobel Front near Bachimba Mexico. Night fighting rages along Puerto de Pilan eight miles north of Bachimba and five miles from Chihuahua. Federals advance north of Ortiz while artillery shells Moogui church. No rebel losses reported.
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Ntobel
Bachimba
Mexico
Puerto de Pilan
Horcaltas
Chihuahua
Ortiz
Moogui
Friends of Gov Foss Demand Democratic Nomination
In Baltimore on June 6 delegates arrived to a Foss pamphlet flood. Thousands of copies circulated with the title Foss, the only democrat who can win, urging Massachusetts Governor Foss for the presidency and appealing to delegates to nominate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frcens
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
Tiv
Farmers Forecast Gloomy 1912 Crop Prospects in County
Sandersville reports farmers from various county sections gathered in the city noting the 1912 cotton and corn prospects were gloomy due to excessive rainfall. Grass has grown over fields, forcing some farmers to consider abandoning part of their crops. City of Buenos Ayres population on December 11, 1911 stood at 1,364,406, up over 50,000 that year. La Plata population estimated at 102,925.
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Sandersville
We Wea
Varia
Buenos Ayres
la Ylata
Roots Selected At Peak Strength In Late Season
The selection emphasizes choosing roots at their strongest phase, noted when the wreathier has set in, mirroring the timing for flowers and their peak bloom. The passage stresses optimal harvesting moments and the parallel between root vigor and floral fullness.
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Steinway Knabe
Hardman Fischer - Sterling
Phillips & Crew Co
North Pryor Street
Phillips & Crew
Atlanta Journal
Hicks
Chas. C. Moye
Boston Traveler
Mearchive
Probess
Healthboard
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rogers, Peet & Co
Daniel Bros. CO
C. A. Constantine
Mgr
Peachtree and
Peachtree Street
Madero
Henry Raina
Coweta
Madras
Gov. Foss
Honduras
Jamaica
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