Will Talks Of Costa Rica In Atlanta Visit
Herr Eugen Will, former German consul to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, spends days in Atlanta en route to New York and Germany. He plans to rejoin his regiment abroad, praises Atlanta, and notes two years of congal life with earthquakes. He describes San Jose as the capital where official life centers with a U. S. minister and consul present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Will
Costa Rica
Herr Eugen Will
Nicaragua
New York
Germany
Herr’ Wal
Fatherland
Havania
Atlanta
Southland
San Jose
Httle
Treasury
Interior
United States Treasury
United States
Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself in Marietta
Marietta Ohio March 19 Henry Klostermeyer recently divorced from his wife returned home this afternoon and shot her. Believing he had killed her he then killed himself. Klostermeyer’s children are with relatives in Birmingham Alabama. Mrs Klostermeyer was not seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Henry Klostermeyer
Klostermeyer
Birmingham
Ala
Mra. Kioster
Farmers of Ben Hill Pledge Candidates in Meetings
Fitzgerald Ga March 1 Special The farmers of Ben Hill county in all gatherings passed resolutions pledging themselves not to support Senate or House of Representatives candidates who favor the pending reform program. The motion urged alignment with state party reform dates and called for continued defense of the current political system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers OF
Ben Hill
Fitzgerald
Spetial
Ehe
Ben HL
Allgas
Ressigeor
Dorrens Jenasty
Eastern League Rifle Championship Led by Massachusetts
Dahlonega Ga March 19 Special The Eastern League NRA schedule has just been completed with Massachusetts Agricultural College winning all eleven matches to claim the championship. North Georgia Agricultural College placed tied for second with Princeton and Harvard on the list of twelve teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
National Rifle Association of America
Princeton
Harsach
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Norwich University
West Virginia University
New Hampshire College
Maryland Agricultural College
Harvard University
Delaware College
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton University
Louisiana State University
North Georgia Agricultural College
Alleged Blind Tiger Tries to Kill Self in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Ga March 18 A white man J E B Sullivan 32 was arrested for selling liquor. Police found pint flasks in two suitcases. Sullivan slashed his throat with a pocket knife in the cell and was saved by immediate medical aid. He will be tried before the mayor after recovery. Royston Home Burns Royston Ga March 19 The W A Wilbanks residence on Hartwell Street burned at 8 pm causing $1500 loss with no insurance and household goods saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
J. EB. Sullivan
Bainridge
Sullivan
Big House
Royston
W. A. Wilbanks
Hartwell Street
Marmola Tablets Fat Reduction Ad
An old advertisement touts Marmola Tablets as a weight loss aid for women. It promises fat reduction without harm, claims visible results from 12 to 11 ounces per day, and asserts safety for users nationwide. The copy emphasizes beauty and digestive benefits to attract readers.
Coal Rate Advances Disapproved in Interstate Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission disapproved rail rate increases on coal shipments from Virginia and West Virginia to Great Lake ports by Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, and Kanawha and Michigan railways. It approved Norfolk and Western changes on the same traffic. The commission also ordered a rate reduction for bituminous coal from 88 to 78 cents per ton for Pittsburg district to Great Lake ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Great Lake Ports
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Kanawha
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk and Western
Pittsburg
Defense delays Crawford trial in New Orleans
The Annie Crawford murder trial paused as defense medical experts inspect autopsy organs from Elise Crawford. Court to reconvene tomorrow with continued testimony, and observers note renewed tension and expected bickering among attorneys and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Annie Crawford
Elise
Japanese Deputy Attacks Immigration Law in Parliament
Count Hattori, in the Japanese chamber, denounces Senator Dillingham's immigration bill as an insult to Japan. He condemns the Panama expedition stance as contrary to Japan's honor. Cabinet member promises a written reply as the debate shifts to U S policy and naturalization race provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Count Hattorrl
House of Representatives
United States
Count Hattorrn
Dillingham
Japan
Washington
Senator Dillingham
Senator Lodge
Everett Shot by Black man Near Stillmore Georgia
Savannah March 13 W S Everett a well known farmer was shot morning after 4 o clock at Anna home one mile from Stillmore by Bill Young a negro The shooting followed a labor contract dispute Everett was wounded several times with a revolver and is not expected to survive Young fled to the swamps of the Boassenes river and a posse is pursuing him The doctors give little hope for Everett recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. S. Everett
Anna Home
Stillmore
Bill Young
Bnosenes
Everett
Senator Pitxzherbert Confidence Expressed By Setter
A caller urged Senator Pitxzherbert today, asserting confidence in his leadership. The message referenced recent duties and questioned inconsistencies, though no formal action or outcome was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demeenatio
Benatora
Setter
Pitxzherbert Real
Snowbound Union Pacific Passengers Endure Week in Oakley
Kansas City March 19 nearly 200 snowbound passengers on a Union Pacific train stalled at Oakley Kan for over a week describe their hardships. Snowballs for chips bed sheets for towels and only two light meals a day were among the improvised comforts. Food and coal ran scarce water scarce melted snow sustained them as a theatrical company among the travelers offered relief through performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Oakley
Kan
Denver
HURLS SELF TO DEATH FROM WIND-MILL TOWER IN WAKE FOREST
In Charlotte North Carolina March 19 a board of a Alexandria Virginia manufacturer killed himself by leaping from a wind mill tower at his father in law W Powell residence in Wake Forest. He had been staying with relatives to recuperate from overwork and impaired strength both mentally and physically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
B. OF Board
Alexandria
W. Powell
Wake Forest
Board
Beard
Bequest of 6.25 Million for English Orphanage
London on March 19 reports the late Baron Wadsworth left 6 1 4 million dollars for an English orphanage foundation. It will be established in England, likely near London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Wadsworth
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phillips & Crew Co
Mitchell
Mitchell-L
WIS Motor Cq
Peachtree Street
Columbia
Grafonoa
H. P. Mitchell
Columbia Grafonola
Bell
Herr Eugene Will
Whitehall Street
White
Faye Eicageri
Fitzgrer
Eal Peo
Georgia School
South
Arnold Shoe CO
Crawford
Black
Hose ‘of
Quai
KNO Tair
Lisle
Knotair
Hosiery. Company
Mfrs
Philadelphia
M. Hi
Oe Clothing Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!