Vice President dedicates Panama-Pacific Exposition
In San Francisco on March 24 Vice President Marshall dedicates the Panama-Pacific International Exposition under the Tower of Jewels. He lauds justice to all nations and calls for global peace, noting the canal is built for shared benefit and world unity.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas “R. Marshall
United States
Tower of Jewels
Court of the Universe
Br Marshall
Panama Canal
South
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Canary
Republic
Mortuary notices from Georgia last page
Local death notices span Americus to Waycross with ages from 17 to 78. Included are Mrs. William W. Dews of Americus dying at 78, and several other obituaries in Forsyth Grayson Waycross Sylvester Dalton and Millwood with survivors listed. Interments set in Forsyth Chestnut Grove Kettle Creek and West View cemeteries.
Cashier Blackwell Resigns in Liberton Bank
Bilbecton Ga March 24 Special J H Blackwell longtime cashier of the Bank of Liberton resigns to pursue westward ranching plans He is succeeded by O Brown with the change announced today in Liberton.
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Blackwell
Bilbecton
J. H. Blackwell
Bank of Liberton
West
O. Brown
Rapid Actors Then iFrom The Pittsburg Post
A fragment from The Pittsburg Post comments on Mexican incursions and U.S. reactions, noting the perceived boldness of Mexicans in trouble and their scramble to exit as tensions rise, with hostile phrasing reflecting period attitudes.
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iFrom
Pittsburg
United States
Macon Man J B Jackson Kills Self at River Bank
John B. Jackson a former Central of Georgia railway clerk in Macon killed himself by a gunshot on the Ocmulgee river bank near the pumping station. He resigned a week ago and had shown despondency. relatives include cousin John Greene of Macon and uncle W H Greene of Dames Ferry. He had not appeared at his boarding house since Monday.
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Macon
John B. Jackson
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocmulgee River
Jackson
John Greene
Dames Ferry
Four Senoia Homes Destroyed By Flames
Senoia Ga March 24 Special The quiet city faced a disastrous series of fires causing thousands in losses and leaving many homeless. The first blaze started in Lie Arnall’s roof and spread to two adjoining houses occupied by Mrs WC Power and Elam Theracken, all destroyed with losses 4000 to 5000, about half insured. A later fire at Mrs J W Hoge’s residence caused about 1500 in loss with 2000 insured, traced to a defective chimney.
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Senoia
Lie. Arnall
WC. Power
Elam Theracken
Mra. J. W. Hoge
Eight Stores Swept by Fire at Lanett West Point Ga
Fire swept eight Lanett Alabama stores owned by J T Mobley Mrs A L Le eray and Pletcher Toquemote with only minor insurance. Dwellings and Jeff Gaunt residence in West Point were damaged as flames tore through houses nearby. Origin unknown as firefighters prevented further spread.
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Lanett
West Point
J. GC. Hadaway
Ala
J T. Mobley
Mra A L. Leeray
Pletcher Toquemote
Jeff Gaunt
Bef Collins
Bainbridge bankers aid pig clubs in DeKalb county effort
Bainbridge Georgia March 24 special bankers from three local banks vow to finance pig club entrants. They will lend half the price of a full bred pig to any county youth lacking capital. A note will be taken as moral obligation. The Board of Trade will open a one dollar bank account for each compliant contestant and offer the winner a chance to attend the winter school at Athens.
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Bainbridge
Decatur
Board of Trade
James J. Downing
Athens
Peaches in Monroe Suffer Severe Cold Damage
Forsyth Ga March 24 The Monroe county peach crop is badly damaged across multiple sections. The recent frost seems to have damaged blossoms and may ruin the crop in many areas with estimates suggesting only about one third of the expected harvest may be picked.
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Forsyth
Monroe County
Moros
Colquitt Completes Highway to Tift Line
Tifton March 24 Special Colquitt county has completed a fine highway from the Tift county line to Moultrie A prior good road connected Moultrie to Tharhas Sne and Tifton to the Tift line making a continuous stretch from Thomasville to Tifton linking with the Rollenad highway north and south
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Tifton
Solghitt
Tift County
Moultrie
Tharhas Sne
Sift County
Thomasville
Tiftom
Rollenad
Post and Searchlight To Be Consolidated
Bainbridge Georgia March 24 Special Holner and Griffin of The Bainbridge Post announced private sale of The Searchlight from Hon P S Cummings and the two weeklies would consolidate under the title The Post Searchlight. The acquired paper is nearly 25 years old and was one of the best known weeklies in southwest Georgia. Sara Cridin, recently elected to the legislature, has edited The Post for about eight years and is recognized as a capable business leader.
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Bainbridge
Holner
A. Griffin
Bainbride Post
Searchlight
P. S Cummings
Tha Poat Searchlight
Georgia
Sara Cridin
Post
Sigmund Cohn Dies at 72 In Albany Home
Sigmund Cohn a longtime Albany resident and respected figure was found dead in his room tonight sitting in an easy chair before the fire. Heart disease, from which he suffered, caused his death at age 72. He leaves nine children including Mrs Greenstone and Mrs Hasenberg and others in Albany and Macon. The funeral will be held here Thursday.
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M Blam
Marcus Cohn
Ben Cohn
Samuel Cohn
Martin Cohn
Albany
A. N. Gans
Lotz
Macon
Improvement bonds passed in Richland Ga
Richland Georgia voters approved 15000 dollars for sewer bonds and 30000 dollars for water extension bonds in an almost unanimous vote. The bond projects have survey work completed and will be advertised for sale, with work to start at an early date.
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Richland
Grand jury backs Cook County division proposal
In Adel on March 24, the Berrien County Grand Jury recommended dividing Berrien to create a new Cook County. Cook County backers press for the plan as the Berrien Superior Court extends the term into a second week under Judge W. V. Thomas.
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Adel
Berrien County
Cook
Erand
Cook County
Ote
Superior Court of
Berrien
Notwith
W. Vs. Thomas
la Customar
Lady Luxury at the Atlanta Theatre Tonight and Tonight
The season’s hottest musical arrives direct from New York's Casino Theater with Florence Webber Forrest Hut Leo Stark Arthur Albra and Ellie Lea in the cast. Critics in Richmond Norfolk and southern cities praise its singing and beauty show status. Seats for Friday and Saturday nights and a Saturday matinee are selling fast with Colgate perfumes offered as souvenirs at the matinee.
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Ite
Wil
Atlanta
Richmond
Norfolk
Allantang Fury
Casino Theater
New York
Florence Webber
Forrest Hut
Leo Stark
Arthur Albra
Eillie Lea
Offela
Forsyth’s all star act tops season entertainment
Keith Vaudeville delivers one of the season’s most entertaining bills. Eddie Mack and Dot Williams dance, Spectaclor buffoonery by Ahearn’s cyclists, Tas Jelson’s troupe in Pear Old Jim lead a lively program. Mack and Orth own the laugh riot with Buoy Helen and the piano stars Madden and Fitzpatrick providing musical and character variety.
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Van
Tas Jelson and Company
Jim
Mack
Orth
Helen
Suger
Loacher
Madden
Fitzpatrick
Aril
Delimeator
McCloud
Carp
Forsyth
The Avalanche at Grandy The Grandy Theater
The Avalanche plays today and tonight at the Grand theater in a five reel Life production featuring Catherine Counties and a notable cast. The film, adaptation of a stage hit by Hillerd and Tremuayne, plays with a promised crowd pleaser, followed by tomorrow’s cameo What Happened to Jones with Fred Mace in the biz comedy.
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Grand Theater
Cathrine Counties
Robert Hillerd
Woo AL Tremuayne
Professional views on the cotton market surge amid exports and spinners demand
New York March 24 Hubbard Bros reports heavy buying lifting cotton prices to new highs as exports of manufactured goods and fresh orders from Liverpool Europe spur demand. Despite intermittent profit taking, overall confidence remains in a firm market with limited supply of contracts as spinners absorb sales.
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New York
Yue
Tansax Peices
Bethever
New York Cotton Exchange Amends Contract After Ruling
New York March 24 Members of the New York Cotton Exchange voted to amend its by laws to incorporate a department of agriculture ruling on warehouse receipts and grade notices as good delivery subject to appeal. An amendment also sets penalties for rejections and defines payment terms if cotton is tendered on sellers' classification, with votes 7 to 43 against under the two thirds rule.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Department of Eericulture
Clasaification Committee
Cotton Seed Oil Off under Liquidation in New York
Cotton seed oil prices fell under liquidation for western account amid heavy hog product prices and weak outside demand. Final bids ranged from 6 to 9 points lower. spot price at 6.50. The market closed irregular with varied futures showing declines across several months, including April, May, and June, with notable activity in August and September contracts and a total of about 9,300 barrels traded.
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New York
Edo
Asec Uw
S.so
Jane Fo
Guy
Tug Toe
Tae
Tos
T. Baten
Barre
Atlanta
Wy W. BH. Waits
White Provinte Company
Pearce
Ued
Yorda
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and St Louis reports show cattle receipts around 9 000 with mixed and heavy classes firming meanwhile hog receipts reach about 13 500 with prices ranging from 6.75 to 7.20 for mixed and butchered hogs. Sheep and lamb markets are steady to higher with lambs near 9.0 to 9.65 and yearlings around 7.50.
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Chicago
Blapeuer
Ceve
Louis
Texas
Shearea
Fearinx City
Prima
Youthern Meera
Belfers
Stockera
Ikea Tae
Revival at Dawson Church Announces Home Made Meeting
A protracted meeting is announced to begin at the Methodist church in Dawson on April 4. Pastor Rev. J M OGucler will preach with church members aiding in singing and activities for a successful revival and lasting results.
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Dawson
Marin
Methodist Church
J. M._OGucler
October Cotton Touched Ten Cents and New Highs
New York market closed with gains of 13 to 18 points as October cotton touched ten cents. Near months boosted by ongoing buying and covering amid fears of restricted deliveries, with reports of increased consumption estimates and souring crop prospects. New Orleans activity pushed May futures above nine cents, spot cotton steady with modest sales and ongoing war news supporting demand.
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York
Realizeimg
New Orleana
New Orleans
Euch
Sama Exterit
New High Levels Reached By Stocks
New York March 24 Pieces of stocks mounted to new high levels for seven days on a volume nearly as large as yesterday. Union Pacific led with a high of 19 points on heavy transactions. United States Steel Reading and Amalgamated followed, all advancing. Copper and Steel showed strength aided by export orders. American Locomotive rose on dividend news. overall market closed strong despite lower final prices. Total sales 2,579,000. United States Bonds unchanged on call.
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New York
Union Facific
United States Steel
Reading
Amalgamated Coper
Wills Erla
Cellene
London
Continental
United States
Chicago
Chiesgo Board of Trade Today
Sempleole Aris
Bam
Car & Foundry
Helliss
Gover
St. Loui
Fel & Tel
Atechiuon Coast” Line
Auantic Baltimore & Io
Yethiehem Steel
Canadian ‘Pacific
Great
Mir
Enola Central Ir
aLeLu & Tnter
Ean City
Sebthe
Lehigh Watley
Vna Vale
Loulevile & Nashy
Tortie Ca
Boseert & Myer
Tean
Texan
Missouri ‘Pacific
Patroleum
Fay
New York Central
Norfolk
Western
Northern Pacific
Loe
Pennyivanne
Tennedaes Copner
Texas & Pass
Mition Pacific
Dhe
Steel
Y Lon
Do, A
Doh
Coat
Tak Cooper ‘Cherembiel
Union “ ‘ Wak
Sad Sa
Wheat profit taking shakes Chicago market
Lively profit taking by wheat holders wiped out advances as big export sales and crop reports fueled declines across grains. Corn and oats fell, provisions slid, shipping demand remained slack, while hog receipts pressured prices. New York mercantile and financial markets showed mixed activity with steady government and railroad bonds. London and New Orleans markets also noted small changes and silences in Rice quotations.
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Chicago
Hamas
Tlingis
Csil
New York
Mercantile Paper
London
Cottons and Movements Across Markets and Ports
Cotton market round up shows mixed receipts and exports across Gulf and Atlantic ports. New Orleans and Galveston report varying middling grades with steady stock. Liverpool quotes steady spot with slight gains. New York and Houston indicate active movements and price shifts amid futures firmness. overall daily receipts and exports detailed for multiple cities and ports.
Atlanta grocery prices and market report excerpts
Fragmented price listings cover candy meats corn peas and groceries, with detailed per-unit and per-case prices. The Atlanta Livestock Market and Flour Grain Fer d sections list steers hogs and dairy prices, plus assorted feeds, grains, hay, and salts, reflecting a broad late 19th or early 20th century wholesale market snapshot.
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Ossenby Grocery Company
Heans
Lina
Scoco
Oubey T. Domuns
Coffee Prices Rise as Futures Show Quiet Rally
New York March 24 Coffee futures edged higher amid light trading after a steady market opening. Prices closed 2 to 6 points up with spot steady and futures ranges noted for Rio and Santa products. Turpentine firm in Savannah with receipts and shipments reported, while other commodities showed varied movements in the day’s markets.
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New York
Starens
Asuvir Meady
Creamery
Baty
Saia
Easler
Arete
Souy
Rennery
Hennery
Bega
Ramsa
Turker
St. Doula
Sager
Trade Commission
Savannah
Tomah
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Termer
Colombia
Canal
Wm. W. Deuis
Americus
William W. Dews
William Mlenning
Blakely
Sirs. Dews
Fleming
Thornwell Gamble
G. Miller
Waycross
Rute Patterson
Jacksonville
Mes
Wellborn F. Clarke
Fick Hammons
Grayson
Lawrence Title
Dim Faggst
Fle i
Wynder
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
J. P. Cone
H. J. Jeffords, Waycross
Harmon J .Jeffords
Wareshoro
T. C. Jeffords
Dave C. Jeffords
Sylvester
Sasia Jeffords
Mra Jiliza
Lea
Waresboro
J._R. Taylor
Alma
L. H. Herring
Kettle Creek
Mortimer Jack, Dalton
Verney Jones
Jefferson Street
Donehoo's Chapel
J. P. Jones
Nora Medely
Berdic Jou
Normar
Claude Jones
Samuel St. Clair
Warcross
Marth
Milpelx
Annie Elizabeth Helton
Anna Elisabeth
C. F. Helton
Pharr Road
Roy Dondhoo
Joseph Arnold
Millwood
Ware County
Gradly Wadsworth
Grady Meralister Wieswursn
W. A. Wadsworth
A. O
Roy Donchoo
Clara Dottenheim Rice
Mortimer Rice
Clare Dottenheim
New UK
Rice
Charles Simons
Myrtle Street
Elizabeth Githam
Flanbeth Galham
Whitehall Terrace
Sally Githam
M. J. Thompson
J. R. Jackson
Bainbridge Bankers
Monroe
Colquitt
TIFT
Sigmund Cohn
Grand Jury
Indorses
Lady Luxury
Keith
OLS
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
Indian River
Florida
Malaga
Canada
Advange
New York ‘Bonds
Roos
Millers
Canpon
Panama
American ‘Agriculuared
Cotten
Wld
Ara Americal America
Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
Atlante Coast
Baltimore & Wile
Wis
Ghasapeake
Quincy Jaine
Paulov
MUL & Bt
Toulaville & Nay
Rk Central
Desida
CTL
Hartford Ov
Pennsylvania
Reading Republ
Fcian Sibel’ Oa
St. Louis
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Adi
Boutkers Bell Telephone
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tes Tebas Company
Tavas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U. &, Steel
Virginia-Carolina
Southern Pacific Cy. Sa Ba
Chicago, Mil & St
Penns Lenata Consol
Cotton Movement
Conte
Receinte
Wtork
Galventon
Mobile
Salon
Ravennich
Atock
Charleston
Gallimore
Benton
Philadelphia
Mnor
Worals
Suich
Perotaia
Axe Ex
Ingerior Movement
J Houston
Miceling
Emphis
Augoria
Shtork
le Louie
Little Rock
Dalles
Steck
Liverpool
Stat & Betober
Nec
Umced
Galveston
Sorale
Houston
St. Auguste
Cincinnati
Thorn Galvesina
Orleans
Victory Clu
Victory
White Lily
Adeka
Migul
Cork
Fiay
Trarper
C. Sk
Parr
Patsy
Victory Baby Ehies
Tory Seraten
Dandy Seraten
Au-Ib
Victory Horse
PLAC
Todly
Bray Shorts
Farka
Berri
Erick
Boib
Eicks Ste
Sacks
Bee
V. P
Metals
Marca
Alter Hermal
Seton Fork
Flectrelytic
SaniFea
Rioseveann
Mit
Brazil
Brasilian
Jundinhy
Ee Tibet AG
S.ie
Lowry National
Empire Oil, Pfd. and
Gom
Trust Company of Ga
Atlantic
Georgia Municipals
Trust Company of Georgia
American Telephones & Telegraph’ Co
GD. Milne
Charles J.,metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audio Company of the
South Hart Building
Charles Neville and Company Certified Public Accountants
Alonzo Richardson & Co. Certified Public Accountants Empire Building
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