Brain Transplant Attempt at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore reports that part of a stillborn infant brain was transplanted into William Buckner at Johns Hopkins. Dr Harvey Cushing led the operation, performed several days earlier, and Buckner remains alive with hopes for a full recovery. Buckner arrived November 23 from Cincinnati suffering from a chronic brain ailment causing persistent drowsiness.
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Baltimore
William Buckcher
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harvey Cushing
Buckner
Cincinnnati
Three Big Real Estate Deals in Macon Real Estate
In Macon Georgia on March 26 three real estate deals totaled 129000 dollars. The Fourth National Bank bought a Cherry street building for 50900 dollars with plans for a future office tower. Heard Brothers purchased the Findlay foundry site for 29000 dollars to convert into a large cotton warehouse. RK T Adams bought Third and Pine streets property for 50000 dollars to build a large stable and four modern stores.
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Macon
Fourth National Bank
Cherry Street
Burke Printing Company
Heard Brothers
Findlay Foundry
Findlay
Adams
Annia
Porter
Third
Pine Streets
Pauline Lewis
Willingham
New York
Georgia
P. Wylngham
Montezuma
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
R. J. Willlinghan
Woutinghamn
B. Ix
Williingham
Willingham Manufacturing Company
Georgia State Typothetd
W. Burke
J. A. Davia
Abbany
Clifford Grubbs
Sylvester
J.B Mercer
Fitzgerald
McGregor
Athens
David Osborne
Cartersville
W. E. Vanticuten
the United Typothetae of America
Colquitt Holds County Primary Results and Officials Nominated
Moultrie Georgia March 26 special voter turnout was 6 percent of 3000. About 1800 ballots were cast with most districts reporting. Elected officials include Clark clerk Gib wyectar Boyd sheriff Nester Wright Murphy treasurerHuber Joe Baker J Haff J A Murphy J W Horne commissioners ROR B Buxto noted two precincts pending crom will not change the general result.
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Moultrie
Noml R
Clark
Crerk
W. OH
Wood. Perry
Receive Dyke
Wright Murphy
Treas
Rer
A. Thuber
Joe Baker
J. H. Fiat
J. A. Murphy
J. W. Horne
Thewo
Crom
Buxto
New Officials Chosen in Pike County Primary
Zebulon Ga March 26 Special In the primary held in Pike County today the following were elected Ordinary J W Means Clerk R Co Mathews Sheriff W J Stade Treasurer H T Green Tax Receiver J W Presley Tax Collector BR Carnwell Coroner W S Whatley Surveyor G A Mathews County Commissioners D Y Blake R A Martin and W J Brett The ordinary clerk sheriff and surveyor had no opposition
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W. J. Brett
Tutwiler Named Clerk in Fulton County Ticket
Horace L. Tutwiler, valued member of The Constitution advertising staff, has been placed on the ticket as clerk of ordinary for Marcellus M. Anderson, candidate for ordinary of Fulton County. Tutwiler is a well known young man in the city.
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Horace L. Tutwiler
Constitution Advertising
Marcellus M. Anderson
Fulton County
Mr. Tutwiler
Notable Atlanta Business Official Joins Campaign Ticket
Mr Tutwiler, formerly in The Constitution auditing department and advertising staff, has held roles at Bell Telephone and Frank M Block Company. Born in Atlanta, he attended public schools and a business college, bringing strong business credentials to Mr Anderson's ticket.
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Constitution
Bell Telephone Company
Frank M. Block Company
Hich
The
Mr. Tutwiler
Atlanta
Anderson
Cook Promoted in Queen and Crescent Traffic Office
J W Cook promoted to traveling freight agent for the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific and the Alabama Great Southern routes effective last Monday. He previously served as chief clerk in Paul A Wrights Atlanta office. H F Voss will fill the vacancy.
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Atlanta
J. W. Cook
Cinciati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Queen and Crescent
Cook
Paul A. Wright
H. F. Voss
Girl's Fall From Mule Leaves Teen Paralyzed in Alabama
Ada Nolen, 17, daughter of James Nolan of 230 Washington Avenue in Eufaula, was riding a mule Sunday when it sprang frightened. She was thrown backward, injuring her spine and becoming paraplegic. Doctors at home express no hope for recovery.
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Eufaula
Ala
Ada Nolen
James Nolan
Washington
1800 for Underwood in Barbour County
Eufauta March 26. 1800 Barbour County voters join the Underwood Club and sign lists supporting Oscar W Underwood as the Democratic presidential candidate. The local group expressions show strong enthusiasm and readiness to advance his name and campaign.
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Eufauta
Ala
Oscar W.underwood
Barbour County
Underwood Club
Underwood
Woman's Body Found Clad in Union Suit
A Camden Tennessee special reports a dead white woman found twelve miles above Johnsonville in willows. She had three bullet wounds in the breast and throat cut. She wore a union suit and slippers with a gold crowned upper front tooth. The identity is a local mystery as the body is buried on the river bank.
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Nashville
Tenn
Camden
Johnsonville
Thief Smashes Window at Brothers Hardware
In Huntaville Alabama on March 26 a thief smashed windows of Brothers Hardware Company with a rock and made off with four revolvers. The crime was reported after the break in and police are investigating the incident for clues and possible suspects.
Greek Vendors Fight to Block Liability Bill in Savannah
In Savannah on March 26 a judge dismissed seven Greeks arraigned for selling on Sunday. Recorder Schwarz defends discarding fines and vows enforcement of the Sabbath law without bias. Congress hearings on the mobility bill featured Georgia labor leaders urging delay and national labor reps.
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Savannah
John x. Schwarz
Recorder
Schwarz
Champ Clark
Chauffeur Faces Trial Over Fatal Auto Crash
Ed Hayes, a Black chauffeur, stood in Fulton superior court charged with involuntary manslaughter after striking Mira Edwards and her companion in West End last November. Witnesses said heavy rain reduced visibility as Hayes sped to pass a streetcar, striking Edwards and sending the other woman to the curb. Hayes admitted speeding but said rain prevented clear sight of the crossing.
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Ed Hlayes
Fulton Superior Court
Mira Allene Edwards
Daniela
Ed Hayes
Gordon and
Holderness
Huntsville Court Concludes Term With Mostly Continued Cases
In Huntsville Alabama the Law and Equity Court under Judge James H Ballentine adjourned after a crowded term. Most cases, except jail prisoners, were continued to August to protect agricultural interests. Frank Bradford was acquitted of petit larceny while John H Mitchell pleaded guilty to burglary.
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Huntsville
Ala
Maron
Frank Bradford
John H. Mitchell
Free Schools Favored in City Sewer Work
The sewer committee favors reducing charges for Spellman Seminary by 75 percent of the total sewer assessment on Culver Street claiming it has paid pupils, while Atlanta Theological Seminary with free pupils faced a 26 percent charge. The dispute arose after council cut church property assessments and the total sewer bill totals 208 215 dollars.
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Sewer Committee
Council
Spellman Seminacy
Culver Street
Onpaako
City Conncll
Aanta Theological Seminary
Spellman Seminary
Chambers
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Patriotism for the Young At Fort McPherson Drills
The article notes Atlanta parents rarely take children to Fort McPherson parades and drills held Mondays and Fridays. It praises the displays of marching soldiers, flag salutes, and coordinated maneuvers as powerful early impressions of the American military.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Adanté
Taft Urges Law to Protect Potash Fields
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging immediate enactment of a law to guard fields of potash recently discovered in Southern California against private entry and exploitation.
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Washington
Mareh
Taft
Congress
California
Senate in session tackles election resolution and mining labor bill
The Senate resumed debate on the Stephenson election resolution while Georgia's Howard and Bar rett urged postponing workmen's compensation bills before a joint judiciary committee. Amendments to the rivers and harbors bill are expected next week as sessions adjourned at 6 20 p m. until noon Wednesday.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Congress
Georgia
William Schrey Howard
Charles L. Bartlett
Wiliam G. Branthey
Commission
Bacon
Organized Labor
C. T. Ladson
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Hardy O. Teat
Tull C. Waters
J. T. Seawell
J. le Cone
W. C. Puckett
H. E. Wills
Cleveland
Ohio
W. G. Lee
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Howard
Sutherland
United States
England
Germany
Canada
Lewis
Senate
Stephenson
Howard and
Bartett
House Joint Sub-Committee of Judiciary
Worlkmen
Florida Everglades
Arnold
Agriculture Department
Department
O. K
Illinois
Mining Industry Commission
Gordy Urged to Enter Race in Twenty Fourth
Columbus dispatch reports F. M. Gordy of Columbus urged to run for the twenty fourth district state senate seat, holding the district four years in a row and likely to enter. He would push biennial sessions and salary for solicitors, while Bibb Mill announces a 1000 foot addition to expand capacity and spin high quality yarns. Perry returns to duty in Girard after reinstatement amid investigation chatter. A mass clean up meeting in Columbus draws wide turnout with a mosquito control address by A V Wood.
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Columbus
Br. F. M. Gordy
Muscogee
Dir. Gordy
Chattahoochee County
Lr. Gordy
Hiby
Illis
Bibb Manufacturing Company
G. Gunby Jordan
High Manufacturing Company
Georgila
Perry
Otis Perry
Girard
Ala
James L. Floyd
Seale
Russell County
Floyd
Ohindlard
Avlanta
Board of Trade
Coimbua
Chappell
A. V. Wood
Board of Health of
Brunswick
Eufaula Rifles Inspected Again by National Guard Leaders
The annual inspection of Eufaula Rifles Company G Second Regiment and the Second Regiment band was held at the armory in Eufaula Alabama. Adjutant General Scully of the Alabama National Guard and Lieutenant Godwin U S A presided. Soth the band and company made an excellent showing and received many compliments from the inspecting officers.
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Eufaula Rifles
Eufaula
Ala
Scully
Alabama National Guard
Godwin
Soth
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Wurst
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Daniel Bros. Co
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Union Station
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