Local Social News From Forsyth and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Attolk of Richmond VA hosts a guest reception in Augusta with Mr and Mrs Quillian of Forsyth planning a visit. Miss Roza Gibbe and Miss Hula Jackson attend a castle event while Oliver Jordan and family prepare for a Panama bound trip. George B Wells announces a son birth in Myrtle Street. Locals share wedding trip plans to Florida and notes on society gatherings around Forsyth and nearby communities.
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Gurney Hopkins
Kaon
Panama
Antonio
Terna
Birming
Guy Harria
E Rae
Aoe Fers
King
Mursanicyepent
Pergace
Florida
King Tne Cox
Atlanta
Farmers Union Leader Emphasizes Readership and Strong Unity
Charles Barrett quotes stress that Farmers' Union membership spans three-fourths of states and farmers of all trades, from one-horse to wealthy individuals. He warns leaders must be strong, selfless and prepared to endure criticism to unite, maintain growth, and ensure loyal cooperation amid a changing American organization.
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Avery
Farmers’ Union
Steers & Farmere Organization
Charles
Barrett
Waycross Board Endorses Pensacola Way Through Passenger Service
At a Waycross board of trade meeting March 13 supporters endorsed a through passenger service from Pensacola east via Atlantic Coast Line at Chnas Ge. A conference date was set with Coast Line officials and Pensacola groups to push the plan, aimed at boosting business and regional ties. Also, Mahlon Pitney was confirmed as U.S. Supreme Court justice by a 60 to 26 Senate vote, with debate over a glass blowers' strike cue and industry ties lingering through the session.
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Pensacola
Atlantic Coast Line
Clhnas
E. Dobson
Pensacola Commercial Association
J. H. Smithwick
Transportation Committee of
Pody
G. P. Gregory
Blackshear
L. M. Aldrich
New York
Coast Line
J. L. Sweat
Board of Trade
Harry D. Reed
L. J. Cooper
Dan Lott
C. Fort Andrews
George W. Deen
Waycross
W. F. Craig
Asl
Florida
South Georgia
Savannah
Ttma
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
West Florida
Washington
Mahlon Pitney
State of
New Jersey
Taft
Justice Harlan
Supreme Bench
Senate
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Mr. Pitney
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Newlands
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Pomerene Rayner
Reed
Shively
Smith
Georgia
South Carolina
Taylor
Williams
Justice Pitney
Farmer
Murphy
Vic
Steel Corporation
Briggs
Neal Bank Trouble Over Alabama Assets
Neal Bank in trouble over Alabama assets as a petition for injunction against O A Smith and O A Smith Roofing & Contracting Co was granted in Fulton Superior Court. The case seeks to dissolve Alabama Sulphur Ore and Copper Co and to appoint a receiver for five acres of land near Exposition Cotton Mills. Central Bank & Trust Corp. acts as receiver for the Neal Bank.
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Fulton Superior Court
O. A. Smith
O. A. Smith Roofing& Contracting Co
Neal Bank
J. T. Pendleton
Clay
County
Alabama
Alabama Sulphur, Ore and Copper Company
Alabama Pyrites Company
Exposition Cotton Mills
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Smith
Cattle quarantine lifted in the South
Washington March 38 The cattle fever tick quarantine is about to be lifted at more than 14 000 square miles in the South after extended measures.
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South
Washington
Man commits suicide on Shreveport train platform
John F. Herbert aged 53, a New Orleans resident formerly of Morgan City Louisiana, shot himself as he stepped onto a passenger coach platform at Shreveport Union Station. He left a note citing business affairs and fear of insanity. He was a large real estate owner in Mexico. His wife and a niece had been staying in the area.
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Shreveport
John F. Herbert
New Orleans
Morgan City
Union Station
Fie
Mexico
Trial of Bath Tub Men Opens in Detroit Conspiracy Case
Detroit March 23 Arguments to the jury in the bath tub trust case were completed today in the federal conspiracy trial against Jared. Federal Judge Angellia is expected to read the charge to the jury at tomorrow's opening session.
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Mich
Bath Tub Trust
Jared
Angell Ia
Mother and Son Indicted in Kentucky Murder Case
London Kentucky March 13 Mrs Alles Jordi and her son H C Jordi were indicted today for the murder of the woman’s husband and the stepfather Albert Jordi. The latter was found dead in a well with a fractured skull weeks ago.
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London
Kentucky
Alles Jordi
H. C. Jordi
Albert Jordi
Crying Day and Night with Eczema in Baby
RF. D. 4 Mt. Gilead Ohio. A week old infant suffered severe eczema from onset, crying constantly and scratching as rash spread over face and body. Parents feared death as condition worsened despite medical care, with sores and ear scalp deterioration described.
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Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Sexema
Farreaching claims orbit Taft era court actions and parcels post vote
General Crowder reviewed records on Major Ray amid accusations of political ties to President Taft and possible court martial. He found no prosecutable offense beyond a supposed Hue and cry relation charge, barred by statute, while Massachusetts supported parcels post in a concurrent Senate resolution with the house, marking a state stance on postal reform.
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Edward
Crowner
Franklin
Bell
Way Department
Adjutant General
Crowder
Ray
Taft
Boston
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Roosevelt Candidacy Questioned In Washington Opinion
Washington dismisses Roosevelt as a candidate, arguing his past refusals and evolving stance show inconsistent intent. Maurice Low in Harper's Weekly notes skepticism about whether Roosevelt would reenter the race, given his history and rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Maurice Low
Harper's Weekly
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