Livingston Talks With Roosevelt on Federal Appointments
Congressman L P Livingston returned from Washington and met President Roosevelt who outlined a flexible eight year rule for officeholders. The president may extend some terms where work has been strong while replacing others to balance southern conciliation. Tate’s district attorney appointment is described as a free offering and likely to be accepted.
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L. P. Livingston
Washington
Capitol
Livingston
Roosevelt
Therain
Tim
Tam
Republican Party
Nrms Goc
Naz
Tate
Ninth
Georgee
Livingstone
John L. Moore and Sons Glasses Ad
The difference between a fine eye glass and a cheap one lies in the grinder's skill and personality. Our workmen are specialists and can deliver glasses that are works of art. 22.6 Bread Street Prudential Building.
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John L. Moore & Sons
Giaca
Siasa
Bread Street
Prudential Building
Acreage Reduction Forecast Shrugs Beyond Twenty Five Percent
Montgomery March 14 E D Smith Magnolia financial agent of the Southern Cotton Association says reports from Texas to Indian Territory show acreage reductions exceeding 25 percent, signaling substantial cutbacks in cotton planting across the region.
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Texas
Indian Territory
Montgomery
Ala
Smith
Magnolia
Southern Cotton Association
Tears
Man Kicked by Mule Sent to Tabernacle Hospital
L. B. Greene, a Danielsville merchant, was seriously kicked in the mouth by a gray mule yesterday. He was carried this morning to Tabernacle hospital in Atlanta for an operation.
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Tabernacle Hospital
Danielsville
L. B Greene
Ths Place
Atlanta
Brand New Plan for the Police Board Unveiled
The police board plans to caucus on all questions, keeping public discussions out and aiming for unanimous votes. Elections for chief, captains, sergeants, and patrolmen will be decided in private caucuses, with meetings to be harmonized and news limited to leaks.
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Police Board
Pace Board
Orion 8
W. M. Terry
William Oldknow
Senate Confirms Multiple U S Appointees Across Nations
The Senate approved a slate of confirmations including Alston G. Barton for district judge in West Virginia, W H Teat as treasurer of the United States, Charles W. Anderson as collector of internal revenue for New York's second district, Edward Whitson for the eastern Washington district, George W. Roosevelt as United States consul general at Brussels, T St John Gaffney as Dresden consul general, John W O'Hara as Montevideo consul, Edwin W Sims as solicitor of commerce and labor, Fejer Joseph Osterhaus named brigadier general retired, with army and navy promotions also noted.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Intruders Pounce on Pastor and Wife in Callapoosa
In Callapoosa Georgia on March 14 a large band of intruders attacked Rev Dr J K Mixon and his wife at their home. He sustained injuries but no bones were broken and a physician says he should recover enough by next Sunday to officiate at services if he resists overeating the feast.
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Callapoosa
J.K. Mixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Saya
Nevel
Uric Acid Gravel and Safe Cure Claim
An ad describes uric acid gravel as arising from the edrey failing to remove waste. It notes cloudy urine and sediment indicating kidney disease and warns of Bright's disease and other maladies. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal kidney bladder remedy with testimonials and pricing.
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Warner
South
ME. Dean
Treax
Lotus Club
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bright
Warner's Safe Cure and Pills Ad
Analysis free offer invites sending genetic samples to a Rochester Minnesota address for disease development analysis and a report. It promises a medical booklet and warns against substitutes. The ad endorses Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills as bowel movers and aids to a speedy cure.
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Yue Medical Department
Warner
Lafe Curat O
Rochester
M Y
Nnvica
Policyholders to Have Reins Elect Board of Directors
A special committee of the Equitable Life Assurance Society board recommends amending the charter to give policy holders the right to elect 28 of 52 directors. A board meeting is set for next Tuesday to review the amended charter. Waycross Georgia reports the March term opens with Judge Reynolds presiding and a shortened docket due to Judge Sweat’s absence.
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Hyde
New York
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James W. Alexander
Corneliua N. Bliss
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Chauncey M. Depew
James H. Hyde
Valentine P. Snyder
G. E. Tarbell
Board of Directors
Waycross
J. C. Reynolds
J. L. Sweat
Woodmen of the World hold regional sessions in three states
Delegates from Woodmen of the World Jurisdiction 3 meet in Savannah Georgia to discuss forming two jurisdictions from the current state group. Simultaneous sessions in Nashville and Waco report about 350 and 2000 delegates respectively, with plans for a regional sanitarium costing 100000 and a possible sale and relocation of a fraternity building to New Mexico for a joint sanitarium.
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Savannah
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
South
Nashville
Tenn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Woodmen of the World
Consul Patterson
Chattanooga
Order
Turisdiction C
Waco
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
W. A. Frasure
Dallas
Flags Return Ordered By War Dept In Civil War Disposition
General Ainsworth to issue circulars to state governors about the disposal of 644 Civil War flags and standards stored in the War Department The act provides for returning flags to states while preserving records and ownership clarity Separately Montreal extradition case for Gaynor and Greene postponed to March 22 pending U S action
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Washington
Ainsworth
Secretary of War
Congress
War Department
Montreal
Mesars
Gaynor and Greene
United States
Memory Tablet Erected For Gen Bartow At Manassas
The Oglethorpe Light Infantry of Savannah plans to transport a shaft from Manassas to the site where General Francis Bartow fell. They mark his memory near the battlefield spot now shown by a wooden sign. The regiment, once defying Governor Brown to march to the front, aims to erect the monument on July 2, the battle anniversary.
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Savannah
Oglethorpe Light Infantry
Manassas
Francis G. Bartow
Capot
Bartow
Brown
Managaas
Moultrie Troops Inspected by State and Army Officers
Moultrie Ga March 14 Special 2 Colonel W G Obear inspector general of state troops and Lieutenant Rucker of the Sixteenth Infantry regular army inspected the Moultrie Rifles last night The Fourth regiment band recently mustered in here was also inspected This is another result of work done by the board of trade Armour and Co having recently installed a branch business in Cuthbert
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Moultrie
W. G."obear
Rucker
Sixteenth Infantry
Regular Army
Cuthoere
Aaerenre
Armour & Co
Cuthbert
Oard
Fitzgerald's Water and Light Plant Greatly Improved
Fitzgerald Georgia March 14 Special The large air compressors for the city water and light plant have arrived and will be put in operation soon. The machine was ordered months ago during northern strike troubles and was damaged about 700 dollars while on a side track at Quincy Illinois. After repair the compressor will boost capacity and meet growing light demands.
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Fitzgerald
City
Quincy
Illinois
Wright and Booth named to federal judicial posts
Washington announced after a conference today between Speaker Cannon and President Roosevelt that Francie M. Wright of Urbana Illinois will be appointed United States district judge for the eastern district of Illinois and that Robert N. Booth of Marshall County Minnesota will be appointed to the court of claims created by Wrights promotion.
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Washington
A.ct
Cannon
Roosevelt
Francie M. Wright
Urbana, Ill
United States Court of Claims
United States
Himois
Robert N. Booth
Marshall County
Ihinota
Court of Claims
Jade Wright
Marquis of Anglesey Dies in Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo March 14 The marquis of Anglesey died here today. He was noted for personal and financial eccentricities and his wife was present at his deathbed. A cousin inherits the estate valued at millions. Bangor and London report his death with shops closed in mourning. He had run through vast property and an annual income of over 500000 dollars, with creditors supporting him after losses. His life featured lavish jewels, costumes, theatre stays, a notable divorce, and lavish private theatricals.
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Monte Carlo
Marquis of
Anglesey
Bangor
London
Marquis of Anglesey
Wales
crSct
George Chetwynd
Anglesey Cende
Alleged Sheriff Accused of Whitecap Ties in Mississippi
Jackson March 14 A member of the Law and Order League executive committee arrives to confer with the governor about suspending Sheriff Newman of the county. A governor’s detective has freed statements from 300 members of the former whitecaps organization detailing its workings. The committee will present evidence of the sheriff's alleged connection to the group and seek action. The governor’s power to remove a sheriff is unclear but he can suspend and appoint an interim official.
Shipbuilding Plant Sold at Auction in New York
The shipbuilding plant of Ue Townsend and Downey Stop Building Co on Shuters ts 0 was sold for 616000 to the Colonial Trust Company trustee of a mortgage. The sale followed a bankruptcy trustee appointment after strikes.
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New York
Ue Townsend and Downey Stop Building Company
Colonial Trust Company
William
Liquozone Promises Cure for Germ Diseases
A sensational ad claims Liquozone kills germs without drugs or alcohol and offers a free trial bottle. It asserts oxygen gas as the germicide, cites high payments for uncured diseases, and lists numerous illnesses supposedly treated by the product across nations.
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