New plan proposed for Macon's station
Macon Ga March 28 Special. A conference Friday morning will decide if the Central of Georgia railway builds a depot on Cherry street with an underpass or overpass to avoid closing Cherry street. The plan aims to spare factory property and satisfy Macon residents as Southern Railway is routing a separate depot on Ocmulgee Street.
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Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Cherry Street
Railroad Commission
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Central
Maconnow
Cherry and
Fifth Streets
The
Southern Railway
Ocmulges Street
Hawthorne Inmate At Federal Prison Described
A reported article notes Hawthorne, an inmate at the federal prison near Atlanta, with Fos Marton and Julian Hawthorne, tied to a mining fraud case. Morton is said to be a physician claiming ether, while Hawthorne is described as a novelist and author. The men face one year terms dated from their November arrest and become eligible for parole.
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Fos Marton
Julian Hawthorne
Atlanta
Bath
Morton
Hawthorne
Sameus
Harper Urged for France Ambassador Post
Rome Georgia March 25 special reports a strong movement by Harper supporters to appoint Hon. Donald Harper ambassador to France. Harper a former Rome resident now in America is urged over McCombs’s rejection. He is a renowned international law expert with Paris ties and fluency in French.
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Donald Harper
Friends
France
Rome
William F. McCombs
Harper
Wicon
Atlanta
New York
Tiarper
Paris
Republic of
America
Gin House Burns at Jefferson Georgia
Shields, a prosperous farmer near town, lost an old gin house by fire last night containing bales of cotton, 360 bushels of seed, 25 and Otis of guano, plus farming tools. There was $6,000 burned on the building and contents.
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Jefferson
Shields
Wheeler Is Guest At Atlanta Chamber Luncheon
Harry A. Wheeler president of the United States chamber of commerce visits Atlanta on business and attends a Capital City club luncheon hosted by the Atlanta chamber of commerce. Participants include tariff committee members and leaders from banks and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
United States
Perdue & Egleston
Turner Goldsmith
Mer
Haas & MacIntyre
Atlanta
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of the
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Capital City Club
Chamber of Commerce
Sam D. Jones
Clearing House Banks
Georgia
National, Citizens’ League of Sound Money
Ats
Wheeler
Tariff Committee
Mell
Wilkinson
Harvie Jordan
W. A. Wimbish
John D. Little
Robert FP
Maddox
Wilmer F. Moore
Mell BR. Wilkinson
W. H. Kriegshaber
Brooks Morgan
W. L. Peel
Albert Howell, Jr
Sam. D. Sones
W. A Wimbish
John Db. Little
Robert F. Maddox
C. E. Currier
Frank Hawkins
James W. English, Sr
W. J. Blalock
Asa G. Candler
Robert J. Lowry
Lerbert E. Choate
Harry T. Moore
Delinquent dealers raided in Savannah money seizure
Savannah March 25 special money poured into the ordinary’s office after a raid on delinquent near bear dealers. Forty five warrants charging violation of state prohibition law and operating without a state license were issued by Commissioner Wilkie C Browne. Bond set at 400 dollars for appearance. Delinquents warned then arrested. Prosecution unclear with costs likely to be taxed. Browne aims to target wholesalers next as educators and teachers’ funds are mentioned in payoff.
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Savannah
Wilkie C. Browne
Brown
Browne
Freeman
Atlanta
Dle
Thia
Family of Fiddlers Comes to Convention
Major Wilson R Terhune of Liberty county brings three sons to the Georgia fiddlers convention with a pledge to beat their father in the contest. Capt Weaver and Col Poole manage the event set for April 1 2 3 at the Auditorium with over 100 entrants seeking 100 prize money and doubled damages. Capacity crowds are expected after Atlanta’s last convention drew large weeklong audiences.
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Wilson R. Terhune
Liberty County
Merry
Georgia
Meter Terhune
Jettert
Blomer
Flo
Avatinah
Old Liberty
Captan Weaver
A. W Poole
Poisoned Egg Victims Show Improvement in Georgia
Columbus Georgia March 23 Special Mrs W O Ferrell and her three sons and her negro cook were critically poisoned at their home from alleged strychnine in hatter rakes eaten at breakfast. They were improving tonight though fever persisted.
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Columbus
Mra
W. OW. Ferrell
Sae
Enok
Ferrel
Captain Wiley Williams to be buried today in Columbus
The funeral of Captain Wiley Williams, member of the Georgia Prison Commission, will be held tomorrow morning at Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. B. T. Phillips will officiate, with Dr. S. A. Wrage assisting. interment follows at Linwood Cemetery near Columbus.
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Columbus
Wiley Williams
Georgia Prison Commission
Trinity B Episcopal Church
B. T. Phillips
S. A. Wrage
Linwood Cemetery
Gossip at Capitol A Telephone Row in Georgia Hearings
The railroad commission heard petitions from Statesboro Telephonia to discontinue service to McDougal Outland & Co. of Clite. It also weighed Bainbridge and Northeastern Railroad bonds for 1500000 to build 70 miles Camilla to Pelham and a Gulf steamship line.
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Railroad Commission
Statesboro Telephonia Company
McDougal, Outland & Co
Clite
Statesboro City Exchange
Bainbridge and Northeastern Railroad Company
State Railroad Commission
Camilla
Pelham
Bainbridge
Hardaway
Flo
Port St. Joe
Pla
Gulf
LaGrange to Build Waterworks Plant
LaGrange Ga March 28 Special The city council awarded James Nesbit Hazlehurst of Atlanta the contract to draw the waterworks plant and specifications for a 140000 structure. The city plans a stream sourced system to serve a 25000 population and guard water access. Hazlehurst also will draft plans for a gas plant costing 40000 to 160000 to be rushed to completion.
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LaGrange
James Nesbit Hazlehurst
Atlanta
State Department of Health
la- Grange
Hazlehurst
UNCLE SAM MAY HANDLE ALL SMALL PACKAGES
Washington March 25 An interpretation of the parcel post law may take away private express firms from handling packages under eleven pounds The idea that government has a monopoly over mail carriage under the constitutional and legal framework is disputed and under review by the Post Office Department Burleson may refer the matter to Attorney General Mc Reynolds for a full study and President Wilson for guidance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Post Office Department
Post Ofiies Department
Autos Protest Midnight Garage Noise in Hotel District
In police court yesterday a group from the Senville hotel on Mitchell street protested puffing and snorting autos entering a rear garage around midnight. R. E. Drennan, who ran the garage, faced the case. Judge Broyles ordered cessation of late night noise, and with Drennan promising to stop immediately, the case was dismissed without a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senville
Mitchell Street
R. E. Drennan
Broyles
Drennon
Weaver Is Decapitated In Riverside Mills Accident
In Augusta Georgia Speriali Jonn Y West a Polish immigrant and Riverside mills employee was killed when his head was torn from his body by a belting loop on a bagging loom. Witnesses say he reached under to fix a broken strand and slipped, his head jerking into a sharp edged pulley as the belt pulled him down.
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Augusta
Speriali
Jonn Y. West
Poland
Riverside
Billiard Exhibition Featured In Avanta Championship Elims
Fischer defaulted to Blalock in the second night of elimination play for the Avanta championship at Dad Elliots place Pryor and Decatur streets. Jauper and Blalock gave an exhibition for the benefit crowd. Tonight Blalock will play Clayton and H will meet Pred Luey as the weeklong match runs.
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Fischer
Blalock
Avanta
Dad Elliot
Pryor
Decatur
Jauper
Nelock Clayton
Benton
Oelock H
Luey
A Reasonable Plea For The Stomach
An 1903 advertisement explains Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural digestive aids. It claims to supply pepsin and other digestive agents, stimulate gastric glands, and restore normal digestion in weak stomachs and intestines. It asserts safety, reliability, and broad usefulness for indigestion and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
B.C
Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
B. C
Jan R. Brooke
F.C. Ss
Mercer and McClelland fight over Tobias papers
A dispute over a memorandum led to John M Clelland and Jesse Mercer clashing in a store. Mercer allegedly retained the paper and a scuffle occurred resulting in injuries. no charges were filed at the police barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Mr. McClelland
McClelland
Lycett
True KINs Are Found Illicit Distilling Bills
The United States grand jury yesterday found fourteen true bills for illicit distilling and two against prisoners charging them with changing the denomination of United States currency. The grand jury will meet next on Monday, April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Grand Jury
Yeserday
United States
Grand
General Vaccination at the White House
Washington March 26 Every body at the White House including President Wilson family clerks servants and domestics about 150 are to be vaccinated against smallpox. White House physicians began the work vaccinating Mrs Wilson and the three daughters and tomorrow the president and Secretary Tumouly are to undergo the operation. Dr Cary Grayson started an investigation and by nightfall most residents in and about the White House had been inoculated.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Tumoultyares
National Capital
Uot
Cary Grayson
Naval
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Spretald
Little Glover
W. OP. Wheeler
WooPetblit Wheeler
Weargla
Jo A. Thomas
Wheeter
Macon Hussars
F. A Tumut
Brunswick
Maron
Maceh
Royal Arch Masons
Grants
Adi
Armd
Astern
Ardec
Dempsey Hotel
Tuft Springs
Federal
Piprex
DevaStares Forsyth
Holdy
Fame
Mare
Sperial
Peecauar
Printup
Tomlar
George Cloer
IMT
Thorge
Taylor Greer
Ross Fowler
West
Roma
Oocwa
Rome Brides
Horselek Shoals
Coosa
Woney Sharks
Marah
Jim Edwards
Oone
R. F. Perry
Cave Spring
Capitol
Batend
Ware County Light and Power Company
Waycross
Pr. A. M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Atlanta Dairymen's Association
State Capitol
Secretary of State
Waycross and Western Railroad
Sirmans
Southern and Florida Railroad
Win Make
George Hillyer
Milledgeville
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Balwin County
Willams
Board of Prison Commissioners
Josepi M. Brown
Prince Webster
Webster
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Uncle Sam
Workman
John M’clelland and
Jesse Mercer
Mr. Tobias
Mr. Mercer
Thim
Tobias
Pillsbury's
Cone M. Maddox Co
Atlanta Distributors
Peters Street
SED Pianos
Steinway
McClellan
N. Pryor Street
Ivy
Ac Lalney
Marlborough
Penn
Erle
Grand Central Staton
Broadway
Marleborough-Blenheim Hotel Co
Peachtree St
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