Putnam Farmers Hear Armstrong at Eatonton
Hon Dizon Armstrong of Alabama addressed Putnam County Cotton Association at Eatonton Ga on the movement to reduce cotton acreage and fertilizer use. He cited pledges for a 2,000,000 bale withdrawal and urged unity for independence, with 500 badges ordered for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizon Armstrong
Alaama
County Cotton Association
Eatonton
Eatonga
Harvie Jordan
Putnam County Cotton Association
Dixon Armstrong
Alabama
Empter Bureau
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Eer
Cheatham
Newton County
Covington
Southern Cotton Association
Dent
Brooks
New Orieaus
Atlanta
J W King
H J W Lockwell
James M Pace
T. J. Speer
R L Cowan
Newton
Brooke to Tour Alabama Counties for Cotton Growers
Montgomery March 3 Special H C Brooke organizer of the Alabama Cotton Growers Association will begin a southern tour next week meeting appointments in Lowndes Conecuh Butler Ecambia Covington Geneva Houston Henry Dale Coffey Barbour Bullock Pike Hassell counties March 13 29 These engagements do not conflict with a state tour by President H D Smith of the South Carolina Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
H C Brooke
Alabama Cotton Growers
Lowndes County
Conecuh
Butler County
Encambia County
Covington
Geneva County
Houston County
Henry County
Dale County
Coffie County
Barbour
Massengale Brothers Offer $100 Reward After Footpad Attack
Gordon B Massengale was assaulted by two footpads and severely injured. His brother Elmo Massengale arrived from New York and offered a $100 reward for the arrest of the attacker, citing a severed ear and possible hearing loss. The physician said brass knuckles were likely used and another person may have aided the assailants. inquiries urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Massengale
Gordon B Massengale
St Elmo Massengale
New York
Mr Massengale
Woman in Lynchburg Waives Jury in Mercy Plea
In Lynchburg Virginia on a March day Mrs Sasha M Hanna appeared in court after fleeing home with her husband. She waived trial by jury and threw herself on the mercy of the court. The judge said he would take the matter under advisement and hear evidence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Sasha M Hanna
Spring Stock Sale Offers $10 Suits and Coats
A local shop advertises all wool suits top coats and overcoats at ten dollars each, with medium and heavy weight clothing remaining as the old stock is cleared before new spring stock arrives. The seller notes the items originally sold for fifteen dollars and urges buyers to act quickly.
Crowds at the White House mark Roosevelt reception
March 8 Washington reports large crowds at the executive mansion with Roosevelt greeting callers including a German University Students associate committee headed by Dr Carl Beck who received an honorary diploma. The Lincoln Club drill corps known as Rail Splitters also met the president along with sixteen Sioux Indians in full regalia led by chiefs such as Shouting Hawk and Yellow Thunder.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Association of
German University Students In
Velt
Faden
Lincoln Republican Club
Toledo
Pushing Case on Beef Trust in Federal Action
Washington reports the department of justice pursues its bid to enforce the beef trust inquiry despite the commerce and labor department report. Chicago extends the case as two hundred twenty five subpoenas target packing house employees and clerks, with hearings set for March 20. In Kentucky, the Standand Of Company faces two hundred indictments for selling wagons without a liverie, penalties from fifty to one thousand dollars.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
Chicago
United States Marshals Office
Ilinois
Indiana
Missour
Cynthiana
Wardh
Standand of Company
O Rear
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Oldham
Death of Mrs Lucy O Nead near Lyons Georgia
Mrs Lucy O Nead of Lyons Ga died yesterday evening after a serious illness. The remains were intered in Lyons cemetery this afternoon. Mrs O Nead leaves a large family and many friends in the community.
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Lucy O'Neal
Lyons
Lyons, Ga
Lucy O'Nef
Letters Read Before Court In Mrs Chadwick Trial
Cleveland March 8 The government case against Mrs Chadwick concluded with testimony from an expert witness and a key admission of two August 24 1903 Oberlin bank drafts totaling 80000 made in her favor. District Attorney Sullivan argued conspiracies while defense counsel challenged them. Letters by Mrs Chadwick to Beckwith and Spear were read, showing arranged check certifications despite no funds. Carnegie will not testify and no papers bearing his name are expected to be presented by the defense.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Bullivan
Oberlin Bank
Lyon
National Bank
New York
Sullivan
Beckwith
Spear
Dawley
Henry Wurst
Elyria
Mra Chadwick
Carnegie
Andrew
Ghadwick
Firefighter Jacob Emmel seriously ill at Grady Hospital
Jacob Emmel longtime Atlanta firefighter and former Confederate Army veteran, aged about 68, lies critically ill at Grady Hospital after months of declining health. He serves as assistant chief at engine house No 8 Carnegie Place and Spring Street, with over four decades on the department and earlier leadership of the city volunteer fire company No 1.
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Jacob Emmel
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Emmel
Emmet
Atlante Fire Department
Engine House No 8
Carnegie Place
Spring Street
Emmies
Navy contracts two submarines for 250000 and 200000 dollars
Washington March 8 The secretary of the navy has made a contract with the Electric Boat Company for the construction of two submarine torpedo boats one to cost 250000 dollars and the other 200000 dollars. The contract calls for completion within eight months. With these two vessels the United States navy will include ten submarine torpedo boats.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Electric Boat Company
United States
Navy
Erie’s Chief Visited in Private Pullman Train Tour
FD Underwood president of the Erie Railroad with four Pullman cars and several friends traveled by special train through Atlanta en route to Jacksonville. He planned a visit to Idlehour stock farm, now in receivership, with hopes of purchase. A syndicate might buy if he did not. Many ladies and children were aboard. a Lyons hotel fire caused no injuries.
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FD Underwood
Erie Raiioad Company
Larest
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Underwood
Maco
Jacksonville
Idlehour
RC Plant
United States Court
Mr Plant
New York
Lyons Hotel
Lyons
Florida
Trust Strikes at Kansas Oil in 30 Degree Rule
Independence March 8 The Prairie Oil and Gas Company Kansas branch of Standard Oil today ordered that no Kansas oil with gravity below 30 degrees will be bought by the company This affects nearly two thirds of Kansas oil and hits producers across Neodosha Tyra Chautauqua counties The company says oil below 30 degrees gravity has no refining value and cannot be marketed John O Brien vice president explains the ruling The gravity in Kansas ranges from 20 to 34 degrees The average is 328
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Independence
Kang
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Kansas
Standard of Comempany
Prairie Company
Neodosha
Tyra
Chautaqua
John O Brien
Brairie Company
Georgia Marble Co figures depart Washington for Georgia
Georgiana Leave Washington, George Dewar of the Georgia Marble Company and Hon Carter Ta, tied to the DC municipal building project, left tonight for their Georgia homes after several days on business related to the stone contract.
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Washington
March
Hary Dewar
Georgia Marble Company
District of Columbia Municipal
Hon Carter Ta's
Georgia
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Armstrong
Jornston
Macon
Jerday
Wilkes County
Washington, Ga
Sperial
J T Winefield
At- Tanta
Christ Church
Congressman Bartlett
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
J. Marshall Johnston
Georgia Avenue
Doo
Babler’ Walker
Christchurch
E J Willingham
A E. Chappell
R. J Taylor
A C Felton
Stephen Popper
O A Fark
L. P. Hillyer
Oscar Dodls
Barnett
Maren
Charles I. Bartlett
Swayne
Bartlett
United States Senate
Joseph Marshall Johnston
Brooke
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Liles
Essig Bros
Ilothiora
Furniakers, Hatters
Whitehall St
Garfield
The
Atlanta Fire Department
Directoire
Paris
Helen Berkeley
Loyd
Tur
Cory
Butterick
Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd
Butterick Building
Erie
Kansas Oil
Cardus
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