Closed Season For Self Shooting Closed Season For Self Shooting
A Barnesville Ga man fined 25 dollars for shooting himself appeals to Attorney General Wicker Sham to learn if any law justifies such punishment. The piece notes the misdirected aim and shifts to an ad for Rogers Peet and Hart Schaffner & Marx menswear emphasizing tailoring and fit.
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Washington, D. C
Barnesville
Wicker Sham
Mien
Rogers Peet
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gates of Hell sermon to be preached in Atlanta church
Dr. John E. White will respond to Judge Broyles charge on The Gates of Hell in Atlanta this Sunday at Second Baptist church. He will ask Why are they and trace roots to property interests money greed and sinful human nature sustaining The Gates of Hell in Atlanta. A bankruptcy filing lists liabilities of 1105 for Henry G Parks with assets 180. A like petition by P Hirsowitz shows debts 782 and assets 450.
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Gates of Hell
John E. White
Judge Broyles
Atlanta
Second Baptist Church
Beers
Federal Court
Henry G. Parks
P. Hirsowitz
Atlante
Trains From South Delayed By Traffic
Washington the southbound rail line suffered heavy delays as tourists return northward. The Southern railway led in delays with trains arriving hours late, including the New York Orleans Limited at 1:35, and No. 36 in from last night at 1:00. No. 30 also lagged, with an engine breakdown 40 miles out. Seaboard and Atlantic Coast Line trains also ran late, ranging from three hours to 45 minutes.
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Washington
D. C
Southern Railway
New York
Southern
Greensporo
N. C
Seaboard
Underwood Support Grows in Georgia Middle Georgia
LaGrange Ga March 21 Special sentiment for Oscar W Underwood of Alabama for president is rising in Troup county and western Georgia. Hon Millard F McLendon prominent Western Georgia lawyer backs Underwood calling him most available for the presidency and the tariff issue as the Democratic rallying point.
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LaGrange
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
United States
Georgia
Underwood
Troup
Democratic Party
Taft
Republican Party
Underwood Seen as Best Tariff Candidate for Democratic Nomination
The text argues that Joseph W. Underwood should be the Democratic nominee on the tariff issue, comparing him to Grover Cleveland. It lauds Underwood as unblemished in character and trusted by conservative business interests, asserting the North and East will support him despite Southern origins and predicting wins for Underwood and Narman.
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Underwood
Grover Cleveland
Dixie
Narman
Kodaks for Children's Pictures by Moore & Sons
A local advertisement for $2.00 Kodaks promising to capture a child’s expression with fine developing. Out of town orders welcomed. Jno L Moore & Sons located at 42 North Broad Street offer specialty services in camera supplies and photography.
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Jno. L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Underwood Club Forms in Columbus Georgia
An Underwood Club was organized at the courthouse in Columbus Ga with prominent business and professional supporters and some wage-earners. Officers named Ed Wohlwender president Dr John M Crook vice president D C Pitchford secretary Dan Joseph chairman executive committee Henry R Goethius presided and predicted Underwood may become next U S president.
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Columbus
Oscar W. Underwood
Underwood Club
Wohlwender
John M. Crook
D. C
Alabaralan
Mad Dog in Milledgeville Spreads Panic on Streets
A canine presumed mad trotted through Milledgeville Georgia this morning alarming residents and biting several dogs as it fled. The town mayor urged calm and instructed residents to watch their pets while authorities investigated the incident amid rumors of further danger.
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Milledgeville
Milledgeville, Ga
Specelal
Wilson supporters in Georgia die hard for Underwood
The Atlanta Constitution letters discuss Georgia Democratic efforts for Woodrow Wilson, claiming under pressure from Republicans. G. R. Hutchens argues Wilsonites quote Republicans and misread Kansas and Maine results. A second letter defends Hearst and the Democratic test of candidate democracy citing Hamiltonian versus Jeffersonian principles.
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Wilson
Kansas
Maine
New Jersey
G. R. Hutchens
Underwood
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Hutchens
Galtery
Atlanta Journal
Mr. Hutchens
WI £On
Chauncey Depew
John EB. Monk
Washington
St. Paul Dispatch
Repubiican
Minnesota
J. St. Julien Yates
Roosevelt State Republican Club
Senate
United States
Wilsonstea
Clark
Alabama
Avery
State Executive Committee
Modernizing the Constitution in American History
Norman E. Mack's National Monthly notes a century of practical difficulty in amending the federal constitution. Congress slow to propose changes and the people rarely urge amendments, though there have been exceptions such as direct senatorial elections and income tax authority.
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Norman. E. Mack
Congress
Bitter attack on Wilson plan
Washington dispatch describes a charge by Senator Gore alleging Nebraskan GOP factions seek to undermine Governor Wilson at the Baltimore convention. Harmon and Clark managers denounce the resolution as not reflecting Bryan Democrats, while La Follette signals a broad national speaking tour to persuade delegates.
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Washington
Gore
Des Moines
Nebraska
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Robert B. Gordon
Harmon Head
Wiaon
Gordon
Baltimore
Professor Wilson
Bryan
la Follette
North Dakota
Underwood Club of Milledgeville Elects Officers
The Underwood club of Mil ledgeville selects BE A Tigner as president J C Mc Auliffe as vice president and John Down as secretary treasurer. Members praise Oscar W Underwood of Alabama as a national Democratic leader and plan to send Georgia's delegation to Baltimore in June to nominate him as standard bearer for the November election.
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Milledgeville
Underwood Club of
BE. A. Tigner
J. C. McAuliffe
John Down
Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Democratic Party
Ite
Congress
United States
Underwood
Baltimore
Stephens Declines Candidacy for Superior Court Judge
A citizen committee presented a petition urging Alex P. Stevens to run for judge of the superior court to succeed Hon. John T. Pendleton in the upcoming August primary. Stevens, though honored by the offer and committee, declined to announce his candidacy at present while promising consideration. He is a long-time Atlanta resident born here, educated locally, and a Harvard Law School graduate who began practice in 1896.
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Peters
Alex P. Stevens
Superior Court
John T. Pendleton
Stephens
Atlanta
Stephens iIs
University of Georgee
Harvard Law School
Doctors Elect Officers Gainesville Ga Ninth District Medical Society
The Ninth District Medical Society met in Gainesville with a record turnout. Dr J K Burns of Clarkesville presided as welcome remarks were given by Dr H L Rudolph and answered by Dr J A Bryan. The next meeting will be at the Alto state sanitarium in September with officers elected: President Dr W D Lockhart Mayesville, Vice President Dr L C Allen Hoschton, Secretary Treasurer Dr A D White Gainesville.
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Gainesville
Ninth District Medical Society
J. K. Burns
Clarkesville
H. L. Rudolph
J. A. Bryan
List of names appears in partial roster or notice
A long, comma separated list of personal names and initials follows, resembling a roster or membership notice with numerous individuals such as Evans K C Bullard Otto M Conn G C McKinley Ben Bass F Shea ley Adolph Joseph Reid Mathis J P Lingold Leo Joseph C E Hatfield W L Graham among many others listed, no context provided.
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J. D. Wilkinson
W. A. Hall
R. H. Bloodworth
K. M. Bales
W. S. Wood
H. E.mcauliffe
I. L. Lord
N. M. Jordan
Johnny, Allen
John J. Wootten, Sr
M. A. Gladin
L. D., Coggin
W. L. Robert Bor
W. J. Brake
Charles
D._ Stembridge
Charles H. Brown
John T. Day
C. W. Stembridge
L. ‘Terry
H Goodman
A. J. Carr
FE. M. Pinney
C. B. Finney
T. F. Callaway
W. R. Drake
J. le Ivey
W. T. Little
F. G
H. T. Bothwell
Myrick
B. McH. Cline
Livingston Kenan
R. L. Cross
Lamar Ham
W. W. Lane
M. D. Hobby
C. Meeks
C. L. Hattaway
T. D. Wooten
J. H. Water
B. C
A.H. Branan
Sam Turner
W. C.” McDade
C. Batson
J.T. Wilson
H. “T. Drake
T. .B. Byrd
C. Lacken
I. GC. Jenking
E. Couch
L. HE. Wills
C. F. Humphrey
G. W. Gholston
J. D. Hawkins
W. Doke
J. A. Seals
J. Babb
W. Robson
Sleuth Walker Is assassinated in rural Mississippi
Detec tive Ben Walker a defender of Swinton Permter during the Miss Janie Sharpe murder case was shot dead while at supper at Elbert Vowell farm near Hinze post office. He died from buckshot through a window. Rural Hill fear and factional feuding rise as grand jury time looms over a perjury charge connected to Permter.
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Leouinville
Miss
Ben Walker
Swinton Permenter
Janie Sharpe
Elbert Vowell
Hinze
Walker
Permenter
Sharp
Bend
Grand Jury
Swintom Permenter
Janie Sharp
Baseball Player Accused of Theft in Rome
William Collier, a baseball hopeful from Philadelphia trying out for Rome, was arrested after a Philadelphia police telegram described a man suspected of stealing jewelry worth about 00. He will be held at the county jail until Philadelphia police arrive. The stolen items include one or two small diamonds, a watch, and several small articles. Collier agreed to return to Philadelphia without extradition papers.
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Rome
William Collier
Philadelphia
Harris
Coliier
Collier
Higher court reverses case. Permenter faces second trial soon
The reversal by the higher court sets the stage for Permenter to undergo a second trial, likely occurring within a few months, marking a new phase in the legal proceedings.
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Permenter
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