Peculiar Feature In Suther Will Filed In Savannah
The will of Max Suther, who died suddenly last week, was filed in Savannah. A provision cuts off an unmarried child who marries someone deemed of poor moral character by a committee, granting only $4 and no further share. The will also limits marriage to those of Hebrew faith. The estate is valued around 1500,000 to 312,000, with the widow receiving the earnings for twenty five years. Max Suther had been engaged in business in Savannah for about twenty five years.
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Savannah
Max Suther
Bernstein
Recipe To Stop Dandruff and Scalp Itch
A home remedy blends Bay Rum water glycerine and Barbo Compound with sweet oil and other ingredients. Apply to the scalp daily for two weeks then every other week, using about a half pint total to treat dandruff and scalp discomfort. The remedy claims to halt hair loss and rid mites, though the text is antique and informal.
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Bay
Ais
Leele
Noah
City to Save Big on Street Resurfacing With New Heaters
Two Lutz heaters will be leased to resurfacing crews with an estimated saving of over $100,000 on streets including Washington Street Whitehall Peters Auburn and Peachtree. The city plans to hire the manufacturer under a two year lease and a five cent per yard royalty begins after the term.
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Jecuncil
Mawson
Farlinger
Washington Street
Whitehal Peters
Auburn
Peachtree
JL A4ust
Yioles
Miconts
Glaus
Penfree
Gwinnett Teachers Institute Held In Lawrenceville
The Gwinnett county school teachers institute met in Lawrenceville, March 22, with teachers and pupils present. Miss Parrish, state supervisor, led sessions. Prof Down and county officials addressed attendees. Notable participants included Lorn elb ami Biss Llwva beth Holt and Lawrenceville High staff, with focus on teaching methods.
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Jwweeneeville
Gwinnett County
Tachers Institut
Miung
Pujywis
Parrish
Renduced
Profesport RP Wai County
Siday Morning
Viniga
Ami Biss
Hilt
Iwrenceville High
Selva
Archbolds In Georgia Visit Their Son in Thomasvale
The Archbolds of Georgia travel to Thomasvale to visit their son, Archbold, staying several weeks. The text notes a March timeframe and references a visit duration, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
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Archbolds
Georgia
Thomasvale
Archboeid
John Ty
Quest's Startling Exploits Pack the Movies Monday
Bert Craig reviews The Black Box serial starring Herbert Hawkinson and Anna Little. Quest, a device of electro thought transfer, drives sensational scenes of dungeon escapes and explosive sidewalls. The Universal production drew crowds in Atlanta and featured lavish sets and tense cliffhangers.
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Quest
Bert Craig
Santora ‘Quest
Mr Quest
Police
E Phillips
Sherlock Holmes
Naval officer drowns in Bosphorus near Constantinople
United States Lieutenant Commander William J Bricker and three sailors drowned on March 20 when their rowboat swamped while trying to reach the Scorpion off the Dolmabahce palace. The stormy Bosphorus current thwarted rescue. two sailors saved. The Scorpion, bought in 1896, has long been stationed at Constantinople. The tragedy drew expressions of great regret from Washington and naval officers.
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Constantinople
Navy
Bri Her
Umeriv
American Embiss
Luria
Pennav Vaini
Naval Academyv
Washington
Siven Dowell
Annapoli
Charles Pords
Gareth Wiss
Peport
Worgenthal
Albert Fo Lowerens
Miwaukee
Sharles Lord
Berkley
Snow slide kills fifty at Howe Sound Britannia mine
A massive snow slide at the Britannia coal mine near Howe Sound, British Columbia, buried bunk houses and coal sheds. About fifty men were killed with many more injured, as rescuers work through debris and doctors sail from Town Sound to assist.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Howe Sound
Brush Columbia
Bagicen
Wert Berg
Stiamer Owine
Jack
Mann
Mortuary Notices Appear on Last Page
Obituaries list Mrs. Vareema Gorman of Peach Tree Park died Monday at home. Survived by husband T J Gorman and several children and siblings. Also notes the death of Mr Franklin Incey of Gwinnett County and others with interment details and survivors.
Auto men enthuse over new Dixie highway plan
Atlanta delegates plan to attend the conference of governors in Chattanooga Tennessee in April to push the Dixie Highway route from Atlanta to Chattanooga and Warm Springs. A Speer tram was to charter a 200 person delegation to attend the convention and officers to be named. Pamphlets on the route and historical notes were to be prepared for public education and to enlist Rotary, city officials and other groups in support.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Atlanta Automobial and Accessory Association
Speer
Dixie Highway Association
Johnson Sherman Righ
Buton
Chittimoog
Reid
Rotary Club
Coram Tee
Lilewood
The
Fair Association
Man Charged Over Baby Put On Red Hot Stove
A Black man faces charges after a teen witness described a caregiver assault in which a baby was placed on a red hot stove causing severe burns. Prosecutors allege the act followed a period of rage fueled by prior complaints. The case hinges on testimony detailing the sequence of events and the defendant’s intent.
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Greers Wf
Tony
Bryan in conference with Japanese ambassador
Washington report says Secretary Bryan met with Japanese Ambassador Chinda at the state department for about an hour. Asked if talks touched the Japanese curtailment, officials would not discuss the matter. The Japanese embassy stated the discussions indicated prospects for an early settlement of negotiations between Japan and China.
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Washington
Vascount
Chinda
State Department
Higan
Neath
Bryan Wis
Waa
Japan
Chita
French Boy of 9 Years Would Fight Germans
A nine year old Paris boy wrote to President Poincare asking to enlist. The president replied his patriotic wish cannot be granted due to age and eligibility rules.
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Timages
Paris
Hemilace Nc
Poineure
Chia Te Alinady
Judge Roan Seriously Ill in New York Hospital
The condition of Judge L S Roan is reported as grave in a New York hospital. A dispatch from The Constitution’s correspondent states the judge’s cancer prognosis worsened, with confirmed illness and ongoing treatment.
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Roan
New York Hospital
L S Roan
New Lork
Guiluyima
Constitutions
New York
Obituary notices for Hicks Tripod Pinson families
Obituaries report Dr. T C Hicks of Tampa and several relatives dying suddenly or at home. Survived by Dr Te Hicks of Tampa and Mrs G Y Breeman of Trenton Tennessee, plus siblings August Walter Tripod and Lois Tripod. Also noted are deaths of Mrs B O Hill and Mrs F O Int, prominent Georgia residents, née Lilian Pinson, daughter of WB Pinson of Newnan.
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B. O. Hill
Greensille Gi
Wass Lilen Pinson
WB Pinson
Jeadiie
Newnan
Obituary notices for Walker Johnson and Oden families
Miss Lou Walker aged 2 died Monday at 2 Kuhns Avenue Rome Georgia. Survived by father Charley Ro Walker two sisters Mrs J Tohn O Gampbell and Mrs Sidnet T Walsh and one brother Sam A Walker. Mrs Sallie Johnson aged 80 died at her daughter’s home after a long illness. She survived by three sons and two daughters. T B Oden aged 70 died Monday at his residence Cares, Georgia. Survived by wife and one son Albert L Oden.
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Anna
Wreanbens & Fond Uni
Maris
Sans of
Jersey
Orv
Mos
Kirkwood
Sist
Ilora Riodis
Wall Brook
Lawrenceville Ga
Stn
Grov
Grivson
Lutts Diel
Phurschy
Walker
Kuhns Avenue
Charley Ro Walker
J Tohn O Gampbell
Sidnet T | Walsh
Sam A Walker
Sallie Johnson
Rome
Salle Johnson
Oden
Albert L Oden
Redfield rebukes subordinate over perception of demeaning work
Secretary Redfield of the Commerce Department mildly rebuked an employee who complained he was required to do work beneath his post. He said there is no work beneath anyone and recalled doing manual tasks himself, ready to do them again if needed.
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Washington Arch
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Burleson Charge Denied By Weeks
Washington Ward 2 Senator Weeks challenges Burleson claim that the postal service was defeated last Congress by talk of changes. Weeks said the issue stemmed from deliberate review and not department conclusions, noting the subject was not suitable for House debate and awaiting fuller discussion.
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Burleson
Washington Ward
Weeks
Lentoffice Committee
Talkoads
Wailway
Mal Pas
Wels
Weeles
Widow Granted 20000 for Husband's Death
In Washington a federal employers liability case awarded Padgett and her children compensation for the death of her husband. Padgett, stirred by a ruling, faced a legal battle in Lexington County South Carolina as the Supreme Court approved the action.
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Wasinpton
Latutita
Cayce
Lexington County
South Carolina
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Free Sample Claim
A testimonial from Henry W. Smith and notary Edward Collaprath asserts Swamp Root cured a long kidney ailment in an 11 year old, with three large bottles completing a cure. The ad urges sending ten cents for a sample and promises a booklet, noting regular bottle sizes and Atlanta Daily Constitution availability.
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Honey Wo Smith
Sayuilie
Henry W Smith
Edward Collprath
Guffolk County
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Acute Articular Rheumatism and Remedies Highlighted in Medics
The article discusses rheumatism causes and remedies, noting no universal cure. It mentions excess uric acid as a suspected factor and cites physician Dr W Schultze advocating Kamma Tablecs as a preferred pain reliever. It claims these tablets ease rheumatic pain, headaches, wounds, and general aches and encourages purchase in any quantity.
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W . Schultze
Saloon and gambling houses funded Terre Haute election case
Indianapolis police detail how a fund of almost 6000 was raised from 58 saloon and gambling house owners for registration and election purposes. Nugent testified that Mayor Roberts ordered collection and that 100 dollars and more were paid to voters and campaign workers. Ruth Roberts and Judge Redman denied corruption while witnesses described various payments and favors tied to the 1920s scandal.
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Indianapolis
Trai
Jadge
Nugent
Roberts
Shey Bros
Sambling House
Tudge Redman
Rooerts
Heberts
Woodall
Frank Dailey
Wilownes
Paloonkee
Riser
Maurice Waleh
Democratic Committee
Pass Christian Hotel Damaged By Flames
Fire heavily damaged Pass Christian hotel a Gulf Coast landmark. Guests were warned in time and staff saved belongings. Loss estimated in the thousands, with no injuries reported. Local authorities investigated the blaze at the historic Gaston Castle building reportedly housing notable guests and families.
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Christian Wiss
Avnne Castle
Gulf Goast
Champ Clath
Clark
Genevieve
Coldweather
Nat Keer
Vothey
Second Arrest Made For The Ax Murders
Monmouth March 2 The second arrest in the Dawson family ax murders case of 1911 was reported today a new arrest involves the wife of John Knight of Monmouth halted by Loving Mitchell accused of the murder Geo was arrested in stroup palur abs arrest based on affidavits signed by Monmouth residents whose names were suppressed Jono Bight husband with the women and the named in the official party for burial rites.
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Monmouth
Dawson
Avin
John Knight
Loving Mittchell
Offidayits Ig
Johet Paitenteus
Burel
Prison for Banker Providence by OT and De Metcalf
Former banker and Atluntn official De Metcalf received a sentence after pleading guilty to misappropriation of bank funds. The case, tied to January proceedings, concerns financial malfeasance and a period of imprisonment.
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Ard de Metcalf
Atluntn
Sitional Dani
Dodson Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
An aging advertisement touts Dodson Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable remedy for liver and bowel complaints. It claims relief from constipation and sluggishness without the harsh effects of calomel, urging readers to ask their druggist to try the product for a healthier, energetic feeling.
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One
Price Dental Office
Whitehall St
Cor Mitchell
Pert
City
Gwinnett Teachers
Earl H. Cone
E H Cone
Southern Engraving Co
Cone
Henry W Grady
Constitution Building
Attendine
Sickens
Tom Walker
Herbert Hawknson
Guest
Anna Little
Universal
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Weiley Turner
Sivas
Alpha
Bonita
Phillips Oppenham Om
Seni
Sunday Constitution
Bosphorus
Bricker
Scorpion
Marcenia Gorman
Vareema Gorn
Peach Tree Park
T J. Gorman
Gormin
Shree Dathters Thompson
Wisses Lo Ve
Gorm
Jones
Vis Brand
A Gh
Jonas Sand Iward Vis
William May Ind
Hilder Ipalew
Lawrengevine
Anna A. Sawyer
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Russ Petty, Grayson
John Mosmac
Py Cluaige
Washeton To
Aland
Bryan
T. C. Hicks
Dotteks
Physidin
Tampa
Chanel
Vreenberg &Bond
Te. Haks
G WY Breemin
Tren
Ton
Miss Martha Tripod
Mlaith
Tripod
Wis
Auss Lowse Tripod
August and
Walter Tripod
Lou Walker
T. B. Oden
Terre Haute
Dita Irist
Clery Bods S
Abusgitt
Lindsun
Luir
Eves
Imi
Dodson
Cunard
Aquitania
Lusitania
Mauretania
Europe
Liverpool
Tuscania
Transylvania
OFLCF
Tate ST
St. Lous
San Francisco
Daly
Heenic Limited
Missouri
Pacifig
Denver
Saio Grande Western
St. Lou
Kansas
Puble
Salt Lake City
San Franasco
Salt Lake Cty
Pustio
Kenas City
Stroum
Lowa
James Widg
Cor Bth and Bread Ltd
Chattacooga, Tenn
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