Opinion Divided On Monroe Horror In Coast Collision
Philadelphia march 16 two united states local inspectors of steam weasels investigated the disaster oil the virginia coast on january 20 when the Nantucket rammed the Monroe causing forty one lives lost filed a divided opinion one holding the Nantucket captain guilty of negligence the other charging the Monroe commander with responsibility the report and findings were forwarded to henry mccseeley supervising inspector in new york the next step remains uncertain the inspectors are ro a Har Sent and d h howard the case includes osmy Herr captain of the Nantucket and captain edward j Johnson of the Monroe the inquiry covered the ships collision and crew conduct with unions of blame on several officers and crew members the board suggested possible revocation of masters license and questioned procedures and speed as factors in the crash
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Virginia
Nantucket
Monroe
Henry McSeeley
New York
Department of Commerce
Washington
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D H Howard
Osmyn Herr
Norfolk
Berry
Edward 2
Johnson
Wanroe
Benit
Sar Bent
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Sargents
Amend Gas Ordinance Seeks Inspector Education Standard
An amendment proposed by Council member Armistead of the seventh ward seeks to require the city gas inspector to be a college graduate. The change would prohibit board members from seeking work outside Atlanta to obtain the position, aiming to ensure higher qualifications for the inspector’s role.
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Ussary
Bet College
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Atlanta
Rewards Offered for Five Slavers Accused of Murder
Governor John M. Slaten offered rewards totaling 600 for the capture of five men wanted for murders in Georgia. The notices name James Youman for a February 1913 murder in Appling county, Mitch Williams for a shotgun killing in Macon county, Cum Beeche for a wife murder in July 1907, Burr Bryant for a Lerot awards murder in February 1969, and Henry Jadson for a September 1912 killing in Macon county. All named parties are described as colored except Foster Deal, killed by Williams.
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John M. Slaten
Georgia
James Youman
James Thomas
Appling County
Mitch Wiliams
Foster
Macon County
Cum Beeche
Burr Bryant
Lerot
Henry Jladson
Clifford Jackson
Foster Deal
Williams Negic
Macon Saloon Crackdown Sparks Large Roundup
In Macon on March 16 the Law Enforcement League pressed Recorder Cochran to close blind tigers. Eighteen suspects faced doubles fines for Sunday celebration. Whisky trade shifts to locker clubs as authorities purge hidden sellers. House fire destroys Hone of W D Barnes on Dunedin Avenue with family escaping in night attire. Revival meetings underway in Macon with multiple preachers and city churches hosting events through March.
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North Avenue Church Leads School Race
North Avenue Church leads a local church school race as town Sunday schools report rising conversions and attendance. Statistics show marked growth in the past month with multiple churches noting stronger Sunday school participation and renewed interest in Bible study programs.
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Ballard Woman Released on Habeas Corpus
Ballard woman, confined on habeas corpus grounds after a coroner’s inquiry and special court action, was released from custody. The proceeding followed a jury recommendation and judge’s ruling that released her after questioning her guilt. The woman claimed the shooting was accidental and not intentional.
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Luia Ballard
Donald Hare
Prand
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Blaire
Alumnae Pledge to Build Shorter College Structure
The alumnae association of Shorter College pledges funds for a new alumnae building on campus. Literary societies have already raised money for a similar structure and both buildings are expected to rise this summer. Branch alumnae organizations in southern chapters will appoint a committee to organize directors and supervise the project.
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Bahnsen to Visit Rome for Hog Cholera Inoculation Demonstration
State Veterinarian Peter T Bahnsen will visit Fiord com Vareh and demonstrate hog cholera inoculation. A number of Incal Stork breeders at Manning are expected to attend ANTIL EAMMA SALVE Cures Shin Troubles.
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Rome
State Veteruvarim
Peter T Bahnsen
Manning
City to buy fire alarm system for 87500 dollars
City council approved a compromise with the Okenite company for the fire alarm system at 87500 dollars and authorized using 2200 dollars from water receipts to reconcile the budget gap. The plan preserves original guarantees and notes a saved amount of 221,073 over the original contract. A 2500 dollar transfer from anticipated water receipts was proposed to help cover part of the compromise price for the fire departments.
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Okenite Company
Council
Ells
Cty
Counel
Humphrey
Pgiles
Macon’s dogcatcher resigns after six years of service
On March 16 Colonel W W Crawtford Macon’s corralier of dogs resigned, ending six years on the job. With badges no longer required by city ordinance, roaming dogs face new freedom while awaiting a successor, and civilian and Army job seekers anticipate a busy period as the city prepares to choose a replacement.
Sends Green Necktie To All His Friends
Matoo Ge March 16 Special Tudae Tug MrKervey known as the wit of hast Macon today as is annual custom sent out to numerous friends the necktie of a teen and L simus of shamrock These time drierds have been received these remembrants of St Patrick day fur isd nay sears wiy of they did not get oem the would real for Wirt wont t so that te pidge who is It sh sees that bbe Ss are daled or to show appreciation b weal ing the Teen ta and the sharock on March 17 would be a views of
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Pidge
Ohio Democrats plead not guilty in civil service case
Four Ohio Democrats pleaded not guilty in Common Pleas Court to indictments alleging civil service law violations. William Kennedy, J. W. Bittanner, A. Alt, and E. Galle faced charges related to political fund solicitation and appointment practices. Attorneys planned to argue the charges on grounds of evidence and scope of the alleged offenses.
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William 1
Bindey
State Democrats
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Binks AV Alt
Apa Galle
Viense
7 per cent dividend for East Atlanta Bank
Stockholders gather to approve a seven percent dividend for East Atlanta Bank with annual offers announced and officers elected. The meeting notes indicate a surplus projection and confirm attendance of about sixty stockholders as the bank aims to finalize year-end distributions.
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DeKalb County Fair and Contests April 16 17
Decatur Ga March 16 Special The pughe schools of DeKalb county hold a fair and contests at the courthouse in Decatur April 16 and 17 with oratorical contests spelling matches domestic science sewing art and agriculture prizes for best display and highest percent of participants. Athletic events include relay races sprints long jump shot put and potato race. Committee members include Professor W M M Raines J W Green E E Treadwell William Hopkins and Miss Willie Kate Carswell.
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Pughe
DeKalb County
Decatur
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Willie Kate Carswell
Wesley Hospital Fund Drives On Despite Low Totals
Campaign notes show $26 600 subscribed toward Wesley Memorial Hospital with $1100 additional since Monday. Workers plan to continue efforts, seeking more funds as Asa Tanday promises to augment with treble the amount raised.
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Carefree Cascarets Promise Cleansing Health Claim
An old advertisement touts Cascarets a 10 cent box for cleansing liver and bowels, claiming they purge sour undigested matter and toxins, relieve headaches and fatigue, and keep stomach and bowels regular for months, with a gentle laxative effect for children.
Senator West Formally Presented to Wilson at White House
Senator William West was formally presented to President Wilson this morning for the first time since becoming a senator. He was escorted by Senator Hoke Smith and said he favored Wilson’s peace policy toward Mexico with hopes of no war. Patronage matters were discussed, and he would later endorse Pratt Adams for district attorney and Thomas Hasan for assistant. West later chaired the Senate as Vice President Marshall presided over Senator McCumber’s speech on government standardization of grain.
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William West
Wilson
White House
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A Pratt Adama
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Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Atlanta
Deputy Clerk Fred Beers of the United States court yesterday received a voluntary bankruptcy petition from Elijah Frank Donshog, an Atlanta city salesman, listing liabilities of 408 dollars and no assets. Another petition by Henry Griffin Kitchens, a railroad fireman and Atlanta resident, shows liabilities of 136,783 dollars with no assets.
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United States Court
Elijah Frank Donshog
Atlants
Henry Griffin Kitchens
Atlanta
Henley
Federal Court
Kitebns
Resinol products claim quick relief for severe itching
A 1913 Washington case describes intense body itching and sleepless nights until using Resinol soap and ointment. The signer, A Jackson, touts rapid relief after two applications and urges readers to try Resinol as a cure for eczema pimples dandruff and skin humors. Ad copy also notes other brands and a free trial request address.
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Jackson Eye of Water Registrars Office
Tristict
Tesla
Tecmo
City Hall Set for Shine for Shriners Conclave
City officials pledge a spick and span city hall as the Shriners prepare for their annual conclave in May. Councilman Dallas of the seventh ward chairs building and grounds and leads beautification efforts. He steered funds to buy a new American flag and to repaint the interior at a cost around $300.
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Shriners
Atlanta
Dallas
Seventh Ward
Ward Representatives Object to $4000 Lighting Spend
Ward representatives push for a committee hearing before voting on a $4000 electric light program. Alderman I N Ragadale contends ward representatives were excluded from the committee meeting. Councilman Franke Reynolds, chair, noted some wards needed the proposed expeditious lighting.
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Council Votes to Refer Recommendations Back to Committee
The council voted to send the recommendations back to the committee for discussion at the next meeting, with ward representatives present or participating in the process.
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Consumption Risks and Scott's Emulsion Promoted
The article discusses high daily consumption in the United States and higher mortality in cities, citing indoor work and lack of sunshine. It endorses Scott's Emulsion as a blood and lung strengthener to prevent consumption, claiming it builds energy and resists illness after meals.
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Will Scott & Bowne
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