Three Sons of God Baffle Judge Broyles at Court
Three colored men arrested on Larkin street claimed to be Sons of God in a bold attempt to reach Paradise. Judge Broyles challenged their identities as they refused to provide names, prompting the judge to order their removal while the incident drew sharp remarks from the courtroom audience.
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Broyles
Chamaera
Larkin Street
Pearly Gates
Atlanta
Paradise
God
Bill
Maddox Declines Congress Run in year
Rome Georgia June 26 Special Judge John W Maddox declares he will not seek a congressional seat this year despite urging from many district friends He says he is too busy to run and wants to inform supporters of his definite decision The move leaves Congressman Gordon Lee with no opponent for re election
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Rome
John W .Maddox
Congress
Gordon Lee
Augusta House Caught in Claflin Co Crash
Augusta Ga June 26 Special In White Co one of Augusta’s largest mercantile firms and part of the Claflin chain faced bankruptcy petitions from three Augusta creditors totaling 1088 20 Gracey president of the local company was named receiver and the business will continue at least for now The answer to the petition is due within twenty days.
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Augusta
White & Co
Claflin
Gracey
Augusta Mortuary Notes and Obituaries June 86
Augusta Georgia notices list Dr Charles E Boulineau died of ptomaine poisoning at 63, survived by wife Agnes DesVineau Boulineau and children, with other local obituaries including J M A Womble died at 47, Mrs A S Boyd obituary, A Lowry 76, funeral plans in Gwinnett, B S McBring 38, Beatrice Priest months old, Clarence A Brigman 10, W A McGuire 55, Arthur M Dennard 1, Clayton Mathews, J D Hardy, John Post, and Carl Berry among several local notices with ages, places, and burial details.
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Augusta
Charles E. Boutineau
Mra
Agnes Des Vineau Boulineau
Charleston
Mise
Margaret D Boutineau
C. E Boulineau
A. S. Boyd
Sheltonville
A. S Boyd
Bheltonville Church
S. McBring
O & Roy Donehee
Mildred
Clarence A. Brigman
Clarence Arnold Brigman
L Brigman
Avon Avenue
Oakland
A. McGuire
Athens
Athens, Ga
W A McGuire
Nicholson
Forsyth vaudeville week closes with star acts and Brewster film
The Forsyth presents matinee and final showings this afternoon and tonight featuring Maude Muller with E Stanley in Comic Opera Fun, Russ Muller in vaudeville, Suzanne Rocomaro, Jesse Lasky with Eloping sketch, Eldridge the sand artist, Jarvus and Harrison, and Mise Seltzel aerial act. Brewster’s Millions at the Grand wraps the week, with the five reel spectacular drawing large crowds. Brewster film costs 25 and 99 cents, same as Grand prices.
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Forsyth
Maude Muller
E. Stanley
Russ Muller
Suzanne Rocomaro
Bijou
Jease I. Lasky
Eloping
Eldridge
Jarvus and
Harrison
Mise Seltzel
Jeanette
Cue Uray
Brewster
Milions
Ble Brewster Company
Brewster 4
Strand Theater
New York
May Force Roosevelt to Run for Governor
Oyster Bay June 26 the impression prevailed tonight that Roosevelt may be forced to run for governor despite prior refusals. He discussed the matter with George W Perkins head of the national executive committee and would not commit publicly. John H Parkes of New Orleans visited Sagamore Hall stating the party expected to elect three congressmen and carry the state ticket. He noted two Wilson electors five state committee members and twenty one democratic legislators had joined the progressive party with Medill McCormick and ex Senator Albert Beveridge also arriving.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
George W Perkins
National Executive Committee
Bis Associates
John H Parkes
New Orleans
Sagamore Hall
Democratic State Committee
Progressive Party
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Canada to Investigate the Hillcrest Disaster
Lethbridge June 26 The Canadian government formed a commission to probe the Hillcrest mine disaster last Friday in which 199 miners perished. The Canadian Pacific Railway donated 20000 to relief and announced plans to resume mining at Hosmer BC where several million dollars have been spent, with about one thousand workers to be laid off.
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Lethbridge
Rico
Hillcrest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hosmer
British Columbia
Wood Soon to Assume Command in the East
Washington June 26 Major General Leonard Wood former chief of staff will go to New York in a few days to assume command of the eastern department. Wood had been assigned to command before his staff post expired, but was selected to command the field army in case of a Mexican campaign. Officials expect no forward movement by American forces in Mexico.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Army
New York
Wood
Garrison
Metico
Plan to split battleship fleet for Pacific coast station
Vallejo California June 26 a navy department plan proposes dividing the battleship fleet and keeping half stationed permanently on the Pacific coast after the Panama canal opens. Naval officials at Mare Island report the plan as more feasible than rotating half-year coastal duty. An alternative transfer of arm grounds from Guantanamo to Magdalena Bay is also reported as probable if adopted, shifting annual movements of the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific coast instead of cruising to Europe.
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Vallejo
Cal
Navy Department
Pacific
Panama Canal
Mare Island
Pacific Coast
Guanta- Mamo
Magdalena Bay
Europe
Increase in Crisp County tax returns reaches 1.146 million
Cordele Georgia June 26 Special tax receiver O Perry had predicted a digest rise around 750000 for the current year but white taxpayers' returns show a 1146000 increase and total may reach 1500000 with additional cotored taxpayers. The tax equalizers board will likely raise land returns by over half a million dollars.
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Cordele
O Perry
Board of Tax Equalizers
France Faces Record Low Births as 1913 Figures Released
Paris reports 5 132 fewer births in 1913 than 1912 marking the lowest birth rate on record aside from 1911. The Temps notes births surpassed deaths in 1918 by 41 901, while Germany and Austria show larger birth excesses. France’s population growth lagged behind 1913 gains of Germany, with marriages totaling 298 760 and divorces rising to 15 078 in 1943.
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Paris
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Hungary
Earthquake Kills Many in Southern Sumatra
Batavia reports a strong quake in southern Sumatra causing many deaths and injuries. Numerous buildings collapsed at Benuoelen and the ranital, with telegraph and cable communication interrupted. Population figures and regional detail appear uncertain in the dispatch.
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Sumatra
Batavia
Java
Ben-~uoelen
Ranital
Malay Archipelago
Borneo
Greek Naval Reserves Called To The Colors
Greek naval reserves were called to service in a move by the government to ready forces amid rising tension between Turkey and Greece. A German air crash in Alsace Lorraine killed Major Burehner when his plane exploded in midair. A housewife confesses to Dolly Varden Flour claims.
Piles Cured at Eghie by New Absorption Method
Advert reads a home cure for piles with a new absorption treatment promising immediate relief and permanent care. It urges readers to send address for trial and references, claiming free samples and local references upon request.
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Eghie
Notre Dame Ind
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Claflin CO
C. E. Boutineaua
A. Womble
Woodland
MA Womble
Mil Sedgeville
Womble
Valley Cemetery
J. A. Lowry
B.S. McBride
Beatrice Priest
W FP Priest
Fitzgerald Street
Marietta
Arthur M. Dennard
W F Dennard
McDaniel Street
Pooles Chapel
Clayton Mathews
Specalj
W H Mathews
Oconee
J. D. Hardy
JD Hardy
Ben Hill
First Christian Church
West View
John Post
Poole's Chapel
Hollywood
Carl Berry
Lawrenceville
Keith Vaudeville
Brewster's Millions
Gugnamater Ice
Canada
East
the Prest-O-Lite Co., Inc
Atlanta, GA
Crisp County
Greece
Bitseh
Alsace-Lorraine
Burehner
Southern Express Company
Southern Express
Men and Religion Bulletin
Capital
LABOR
Jesus
Paul
Kingdom of God
Fulton Bag
C. B. Wilmer
John E. White
Marion M. Jackson
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