Brain transplant attempt at Johns Hopkins hospital
At Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dr Harvey Cushing replaced part of the brain of William Buckner a stillborn infant used to restore the diseased brain. Buckner who came from Cincinnati November 23 suffered a peculiar brain affliction causing constant drowsiness. After months of efforts the operation was performed and Buckner remains hopeful for full success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Willam Buckner
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harvey Cushing
Buckner
Cincinnati
Three Big Real Estate Deals Made in Macon
In Macon on March 26 three real estate transactions totaled 129000 dollars. The Fourth National Bank bought the Burke Printing property on Cherry Street for 54000 and may build an office tower after the lease ends. Heard Brothers purchased the Findlay foundry property for 29000 to convert it into a cotton warehouse. B T Adams bought the Porter property at Third and Pine for 50000 to erect a large stable and four modern stores. Also, Pauline Lewis of Montezuma and E P L Willingham of Macon will wed in New York at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, with plans to honeymoon in Panama before returning to Macon. Lastly, the Georgia State Typothete Congress elected officers, forming the Georgia State Typothetae, to host annual meetings. E W Burke presides, J A Davis is vice president, Clifford Grubbs, J E Mercer, Don McGregor, and David Osborne hold district roles, with W E Vantlouten as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Fourth National Bank
Cherry Street
Burke Printing Company
Heard Brothers
Findlay Foundry
Findlay
T. Adams
Annia BE. Porter
Third
Pine Streets
Pauline Lewis
RF. Willingham
New York
Georgia
E. PL. Willingham
Montezuma
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
R. J. Willingham
Willingham
B. L. Willingham
Willingham Manufacturing Company
E. B. Lewis
Panama
ALW
Georgia State Typothetde
E. W. Burke
J. A. Davis
Albany
Clifford Grubbs
Sylvester
J. E. Mercer
Fitzgerald
Don McGregor
Athens
David Osborne
Cartersville
W. E. Vantlout
Colquitt Holds County Primary in Low Turnout
Moultrie Ga March 26 Special Not more than 60 percent of the registered vote was cast in the Colquitt county primary today About 1600 votes were polled of 3000 registered with most districts heavy A slate of officers was nominated including Clark clerk Gibson collector Boyd sheriff Buxton exrdinary Kline soloir Perry receiver Dyke coroner Murphy treasurer Huber Baker Hah Murphy and Horne commissioners The remaining two precincts will not change the general result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Colquitt
RR. G. Clark
W. H. Gibson
W. W. Boyd
A. B. Buxton
A. R. Kline
Soleior
Y W. J. Perry
W. EB. Dyke
Wright Murphy
A. Huber
Joe Baker
J. H. Hah
A. Murphy
J. W. Horne
New Officials Chosen in Pike County Primary
Zebulon Ga March 26 In the primary held in Pike county today the following were elected Ordinary J W Means clerk R C Mathews sheriff W 53 Stade treasurer H L Green tax receiver J W Presley tax collector E R Carnwell coroner W S Whatley surveyor G A Mathews county commissioners D P Blake R A Martin and W J Barrett The ordinary clerk sheriff and surveyor had no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barrett
Tutwiler joins Anderson as clerk of ordinary candidate
Horace L. Tutwiler longtime Constitution advertising staff member is placed on Marcellus M. Anderson's ticket as clerk of ordinary for Fulton county. The prominent local figure is described as one of the city’s best known young men before this political filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Tutwiler
Constitution Advertising
Marcellus M. Anderson
Fulton County
Tutwiler
Local businessman joins Andersen ticket after career at Bell and The Constitution
Born in Atlanta, Tutwiler rose from auditing at Bell Telephone to assistant cashier at The Constitution, then cashier at Frank W. Black Company, before returning to The Constitution as advertising staff. A popular figure with strong business background, he strengthens Andersen's campaign slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Bell Telephone Company
Frank W. Black Company
The
Mr. Tutwiler
Atlanta
Andersen
Cook Promoted. Voss to Succeed in Atlanta Rail Office
J W Cook is promoted to traveling freight agent for the Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific and the Alabama Great Southern railroads, Queen and Crescent Route, effective last Monday. He had been chief clerk in Paul A. Wrights Atlanta office. H F Voss will fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. W. Cook
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Girl's fall from mule may result in death
In Eufaula Alabama on March 26 Ada Nolan 12 year old daughter of James Nolan of 230 Washington was riding a mule when it bolted throwing her to the ground. She sustained a spinal injury and is now paralyzed from the chest down. Doctors see no hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Ada Nolan
James Nolan
Washington
1800 For Underwood In Barbour County
Voters in Barbour County join the Underwood Club in Eufaula pledging support for Oscar W Underwood as the Democratic presidential candidate. The 1800 members express enthusiasm and readiness to promote his name and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Oscar W.underwood
Barbour County
Underwood Club
Underwood
Woman's body found clad in union suit in Tennessee
A Camden Tennessee special reports discovery of a dead white woman's body caught in willows twelve miles above Johnsonville with three bullet wounds in the breast and a cut throat. The body wore an onion suit and slippers, an upper front gold crowned tooth marks identity as a local mystery. She was buried on the riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Camden
Johnsonville
Thief Smashes Windows at Yarbrough Brothers Hardware
In Huntsville Alabama on March 26 a thief smashed four windows at Yarbrough Brothers Hardware with a rock and escaped with four revolvers. The damage incurred is unclear but the incident involved cartridge destruction and occurred early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sHuntaville
Ala
Diateglisa
Yarbrough ‘Brothers
Schwarz Frees Greek Vendors in Sunday Case
Savannah, Ga March 26 A bombshell decision by Recorder John K E Schwarz freed seven Greek fruit sellers arraigned for Sunday trading. He criticized city officials for discriminating by race and vowed enforcement without favor once all who violate the Sabbath are treated alike. The long ruling sparked clergy and civil officials, with quotes on Sunday commerce and public morality. Meanwhile Congress heard appeals on the mobility bill from Georgia labor leaders and opposing national railroad interests urging swift action to aid workers and reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
John. KE. Schwarz
Recorder
Schwarz
Champ Clark
Chauffeur on Trial for Auto Accident
Ed Hayes, a negro chauffeur, faced involuntary manslaughter charges in Fulton superior court for the November accident that killed Miss Alene Edwards and injured another woman. Witnesses described heavy rain and Hayes speeding while attempting to pass a stopped street car, with Hayes admitting hasty driving but claiming poor visibility from the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hayes
Fulton Superior Court
Alene Edwards
Daniels
Gordon and
Holderness i
West Ind
Miss Edwards
s@rand
Hayes
Gordon Street
Free Schools Favored in City Sewer Work
The sewer committee backed a 75 percent assessment for Spellman Seminary while Atlanta Theological Seminary faced 25 percent, arguing Spellman had paid pupils versus Theological Seminary’s free pupils. The 808.15 bill covered a sewer fronting the Spellman seminary on Culver Street, with the committee noting a 50 percent value difference for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Committee of Council
Spellman Seminary
Culver Street
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Chambers
Patriotism Lessons For Atlanta’s Little Ones At Fort McPherson
Children visit Fort McPherson on Monday and Friday afternoons to watch drills and a 3 PM concert. The field has benches and protection as soldiers perform maneuvers and salute the flag, offering a vivid early impression of the American military to young attendees and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
I T
Fort McPherson
Court in Huntsville Opens Busy Term
In Huntsville Alabama on March 26 Judge James H Ballentine convened the fine plate glass windows law and equity court but continued most cases to August to avoid harming agricultural interests. All jail cases were to be disposed of quickly. Frank Bradford, a Negro, was acquitted of petit larceny and John H Mitchell pleaded guilty to burglary and sought mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Law and Equity Court
James H. Ballentine
Frank Bradford
John H. Mitchell
Protect Potash Fields From Private Entry Act Urged
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging immediate enactment of a law to protect fields of potash recently discovered in southern California from private entry and exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
California
Senate in session debates Stephenson election resolution
In Washington the Senate resumed debate on Stephenson election resolution while Representatives Howard and Bartlett of Georgia urged postponing action on workers compensation bills. The rivers and harbors appropriation bill is to be amended next week. Recessed at 5 25 p m until 11 Wednesday. Met at noon and began consideration of the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Florida Everglades land investigation continued with Agriculture Editor Arnold stating the department does not endorse any Everglades report. Taft submitted tariff board cotton report recommending tariff revision and duty cuts. A war needs inquiry and a department of labor bill were noted as introduced. Adjourned at 5 20 p m until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stephenson
Howard
Bartlett
Georgina
House
Florida Everglades
Arnold
Agriculture Department
Department
O. K
Mining Industry Commission
Gordy Urged to Enter Georgia Senate Race
Columbus. Dr F M Gordy of Columbus, longtime state senator candidate from the 24th district, is urged to run this year. He has served four consecutive terms, 1906 to 1910, and could back legislation for biennial sessions and salary-based pay for superior and city court officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F. M. Gordy
Muscogee
Dr. Gordy
Eufaula Rifles Inspected By National Guard Leaders
In Eufaula Alabama on March 26 the annual inspection of Eufaula Rifles Company G Second Regiment and the Second Regiment band was conducted at the armory by Adjutant General Scully of the Alabama National Guard and Lieutenant Godwin US. Both unit and band received high praise from inspecting officers for their excellent showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula Rifles
Eufaula
Ala
Scully
Aliabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macon Realty
Fourth National, Heard Bros. and
B. T. Adams
Pike County
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Anderson
Western Union
Voss
Schwarz Frees
John Corrigan, Jr
William Schley Howard
Charles L. Bartlett
William G. Branthey
Bacon
Organized Labor
C. T. Ladson
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Hardy O. Teat
Tull C. Waters
J. T. Seawell
J. L. Cone
W. C. Puckett
H. BE. Wills
Cleveland
Ohio
W. G. Lee
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Sutherland
United States
England
Germany
Canada
Lewis
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rogers-Peet
Daniel Bros. Co
Gordy
Bibb
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Sea Island
G. Gunby Jordan
Perry
Otis Perry
Girard
James L. Floyd
Seale
Russell County
Floyd
Oan Tiford
Board of Trade
Chappell
A. V. Wood
Board of Health of
Brunawick
Secret Society
Turner
Aveatemall ST
Brown & Allen’s
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Horlicks
Horlick’s
Horlick
Union Station
Memphis
Calhoun Ave
2Nd St
Southern By
Chattanooga
Arkansas
Texas
Ark
Tex
Birmingham
Alas
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!