Thaw Sanity Claim Dr Bancroft Tests Thaw Mental State
Dr Charles P Bancroft head of New Hampshire State Hospital for the Insane testified on the witness stand that Harry K Thaw was sane and had always been. He said the Stanford White killing was a passionate act not a paranoid delusion and sprang from jealousy and anger rather than a diseased mind. Other experts backed the finding of sanity and the case nears end. In Georgia Perry jail, Clarence Johnson alias Chesa Lockerman was recaptured and bound over for coiw stealing at the October term.
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New York
Charles P. Bancroft
New Hampshire State Hospital For the
Federal Commission
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Thaw
Bancroft
Stanford White
Sald
Mr, White
White
D. Percy Hickling
D.C
American Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Matteawan Asylum
Asa
Charles K. Mills
Philadelphia
Allennat
Lockerman
Perry
Chesa Lockerman
Clarence Johnson
Anadills
Aulley
Hila
Revival at Demorest Demarest Ga Will Hold Pentecostal Revival
All Demarest churches unite for a city revival with daily 2 30 pm and evening 7 30 pm services in Academy hall starting Wednesday June 30 Evangelist Nell Mc Quarries from Florida will conduct the meetings.
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Demarest
In Academy Hall
Nell MecQuarries
Florida
Fraternal Union Delegates Arrive For Annual Meet
The district convention of the Fraternal Union of America will meet in the Red Men's hall Thursday morning July 4 at 7 o'clock. James L Mayson a charter member of Atlanta lodge will make remarks.
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Fraternal Union of America
Red Men's Hall
James L.mayson
Atlanta
Welcome for the City Becomes Local Meeting Preview
The address of welcome for the city includes Joby Y. Smith greeting Msitora tn Schere of the local Teenes. Judges Douglas of Birmingham will respond. Supreme representatives will be elected for a Pasadena lodge meeting July 27 28 and 23. President C C Gillette presides and Secretary N Laser handles records. Dr N Wooldredge of Tampa first delegate arrived Tuesday afternoon.
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Joby Y. Smith
Msitora
Tampa
Fla
The
Knights of Pythias of
Florida
Role of a Proxy Mother Urged in United States
San Francisco June 29 The United States government was urged to act as a proxy mother directing real mothers in child raising Mrs H L B Darling of Boston told the Panama Pacific exposition during Child Welfare Week that mothers needing feeding guidance schooling or access to aid from the children's bureau and the nutrition bureau should seek help She emphasized feeding tailored to age climate and environment and noted her own experience returning to college at age 40 after raising her children advocating higher education for better child care.
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San Francisco
United States
H. L. B. Darling
Boston
Children’s Bureau
Nutrition Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Primar
Darling
Sug
U S Soldiers Lured by Allies Agents in California
Federal witnesses testified that U S soldiers in San Francisco were induced to desert by Allied recruiting agents offering 310 bonuses, free Europe transport, and rapid combat prospects. Some 200 men reportedly went to New York for British service after medicals at 17 State Street near the British consulate. Captain Roche led the recruits.
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San Francisco
United States
Europe
California
Navy
New York
State Street
Frank Cook
Roche
Roach
Pioneer Physician in Atlanta Severely Ill
Dr. John Hockenhall, an old and prominent Atlanta physician, remains quite ill at his Washington Street home. Born in Stockport Cheshire, he came to America at nine, later recounting voyages, battles, and decades serving as a country doctor across Georgia. His long life included War experiences, mining lore, and stories of Milledgeville and Philips' Legion.
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John Hockenhall
Atlanta
Washington Patreet
Georgia
Stock Port
Hogland
Hockenhall
Cheshire County
Hockenball
America
Battle Branch
Philips’ Legion
Milledgeville
Wno
Negro Girls Taught Sewing at Holmes Institute
The Summer Sewing circle at Holmes institute opened Tuesday at 9 in the chapel. A large number of students enrolled as the program aims to teach colored girls to sew and make their own dresses. The eight week course includes hat making and a weekly lecture by Sidney Ormond, executive secretary of the mayor.
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Holmes Institute
B. R. Holmen
Sidney Ormond
Negress Held on Arson Charge in Police Court
Tuesday afternoon Clara Moore a colored woman of large proportion appeared before Judge Johnson in police court charged with setting fire to her house at 277 Jones arrest. She was bound over to the grand jury under a bond of 500 dollars.
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Clara Moore
Johnson
Jones
Grand Jury
Banker Pleads Guilty in New York Deposit Scheme
Meyer Jarmusowsky, head of an East Side private banking firm, pleaded guilty to charges of accepting deposits after the bank was insolvent. Sentence suspended. he promised to pay $10,000 to depositors in full.
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New York
Meyer Jarmusowsky
Armusowsky
Underworld Morality Blamed on Mothers, Says Doctor
Dr Albert A Ogle of Indianapolis told the American Institute of Homeopathy bureau that immoral behavior stems from mothers and poor education of young wives. He argued immorality exists across society not just in vice districts and urged wiser maternal responsibilities. Dr W A Pearson of Philadelphia noted health officials have improved manufactured food quality.
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Chicago
Albert A. Ogle
Indianapolis
Bureau of Sanitary Science
American Institute of Homeopathy
Dr. Ogle
W. A. Pearson
Philadelphia
Milltown to Host Annual Fish Fry Attraction
Milltown Georgia adds to Independence Day celebrations with a large fish fry by the Milltown Outing Club on July 3. Local fishermen supply fresh bream perch and trout from Banks Lake and nearby lakes. Honorable W A Covington of Moutie will deliver the day's oration as two 60 gallon kettles fry the fish in lard, with the event drawing thousands from surrounding Chamfting territory.
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Milltown
Georgia
Banks
W. A. Covington
Mouttie
Douglas Trade Board Plans Booster Tour
The Douglas Chamber of Commerce will run a Georgia tour in June with 25 automobiles carrying about 100 Douglas leaders. Departing July 1 percent, the itinerary includes Macon Bainbridge Griffin Atlanta Athens Monticello and Douglas with banquets and speeches at key stopovers to showcase local resources and opportunities.
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Douglas
Spe
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Colftes County
Itawerald
Cordele
Vienna
Montezuma
Fort Valley
Macon
Yorsyth
Barnesville
Griffin
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Winder
Athens
State Agricultural College
Bishop
Madison
Monticello
Round Oak
Roberts
Jeffersonville
Dublin
Eastman
Chauncy
Helena
McRae
Hazelhurst
Butts County Tax Returns Decline Amid War Turmoil
Jackson Ga June 29 Special. Butts county tax returns show a drop of about 163000 from 1914 due to war fears. Real estate values hold, but personal property falls as mercantile stocks shrink and several hundred head of valuable horses and mules are drawn into the war effort.
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Jackson
Butts County
Fate of half the Jews trem bling in balance
Charlevoix Michigan June 8 Rabbi Moses J. Gries of Cleveland warned at the twenty sixth annual meeting that a crisis impends for Israel as millions of eastern European Jews face persecution and oppression. He urged unity of action, relief, and an international committee to represent American Jewry and to press for peace and humanitarian duties.
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Charlevoix
Mich
Europe
Moses J. Gries
Cleveland
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Israel
Rabbi Gries
Belgium
Galicia
Poland
Millioon
Lfe
Germany
Austria
Russia
America
Relia
Death attempt ends in tragedy in Woodland Georgia
Woodland Georgia June 28 Special Robert L Beverly a prominent local merchant and son of J M Beverly attempted suicide in an Atlanta boarding house Monday night. About 28 years old, Beverly was raised nearby and served four years in the army in the medical corps. His friends believe ill health has harmed his mind.
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Woodland
Robert L. Beverly
Atlanta
J. M. Beverly
Young Beverly
Baverly
Trade balance slips as exports fall in week ending June
Washington report shows exports for the week ending June at 41,009,000 and a trade balance of 9,000,000 in the U S favor, the smallest in months. Decline stems from 32,000,000 more imports and 6,000,000 fewer exports, with officials offering limited details on the drop.
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Washington
United States
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Advertises Free Trial
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non addictive laxative for all ages. It claims simplicity and safety, promising a free trial sample by mail from Monticello, Indiana.
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Queen
W. B. Caldwell
Washionton St. Monticello
Fle
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