Taft Reviews Panama Canal Progress in Charleston Visit
Secretary Taft toured Panama canal progress aboard the cruiser Prairie and met officials in Charleston. He praised labor improvements, noted Gatun dam foundations under way, and predicted about three years to complete the dig, with commissions handling land value disputes and Panama election questions.
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Injunction Sought to Block Sale of Rock Hill High School
Court action filed by Carmelie Military Academy trustees and district officers seeks to restrain the sale of Rock Hill high school property to Winthrop College. Defendants must answer within ten days and post 500 dollars bond. The case centers on Winthrop plans to remodel and use the building for school purposes.
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Lucas Finds Watery Grave
Annapolis Md May 17 Midshipman Arthur Linford Lucas of Cleveland Ohio, a top class member, drowned today after a canoe capsized near the boat house. Midshipman Carl D G Hibbard of Northalla Mian nearly died rescuing him. both were in a sixteen foot canvas canoe. Lucas, about 20, ranked eighth in a 215 member class, would have graduated June 5. He entered the academy in July 1909.
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Cleveland
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Wiley Newberry Enters Lumber Business With Father
Wiley Newberry, a prominent Atlanta businessman, forms a lumber venture with his father in the yellow pine district of Georgia. He hails from Albany, where he was highly respected and successful, and brings extensive experience to the new enterprise.
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Yellow Pine
Cox Addresses Wilkes Voters in Georgia Governor Campaign
Washington May 17 Special Colonel Albert H Cox of Atlanta addressed about 500 citizens at the courthouse in support of Joseph M Brown for governor. He criticized Governor Smith on disfranchisement and prohibition, urged Brown delegates in Wilkes County, and praised corporate development and public confidence as keys to Georgia’s future.
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Court House
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Barnett, Ga
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Municipal reform debated in Tuscaloosa report
In Montgomery on May 17 special, a Tuscaloosa population tally shows 7,140 total with 3,589 whites and 3,551 negroes and notes the mayor W. O. Folk reported to the secretary of state about municipal corruption cleansing and fair protection of public franchises while preserving public interests.
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Yuscalpesa
Montgomery
Ala
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W. O. Folk
Marriage during Sunday school at Temple Baptist
Mr Wiltam WwW Oglesby and Mr Ghltte Barnes were married Sunday morning in the Temple Baptist Sunday school Ren AC Ward officiating The couple came in as the Sunday school was in session and requested immediate marriage, and Rev Ward halted the Sunday school exercises to perform the ceremony.
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Ponce de Leon Opens for Summer Season Today
Ponce de Leon prepares for a busy summer with new amusements and updated devices. Matthiesen's Band returns to entertain in day and night programs. Dreamland replaces the old mill and promises strong crowds and refined entertainment as the South's leading resort opens at noon and stays open until midnight.
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Romantic Marriage at Macon Hospital
Macon Georgia May 17 1948 Fenner Mercer law class president and Jane Man of Waycross Georgia married at the city hospital while still patients Both will graduate in law at Mercer within two weeks The ceremony was performed by Rev T W Talloway Witnesses included two brothers of the groom and hospital staff
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Nett
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Mercer
Odd Fellows Meet at Macon Promises Large Session
Macon Georgia prepares for a major Grand Lodge session with elaborate plans for business, hospitality, and entertainment. Local leaders claim Macon hosts the most Odd Fellows in the state, numbering over 1200, and will assist in the convention’s work as followers of the order arrive.
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Atlanta
Carolina Democratic Convention to Meet on Wednesday
South Carolina political focus centers on the state Democratic convention in Columbia on Wednesday. Delegates, 82 total, likely to consider instructing for Bryan at the national convention. Arran and Bryan supporters push for vigorous efforts. Senator Titman is abroad, proxy to General White Jones.
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Six Bishops to Take Part in Georgia Consecration
Savannah Georgia March 17 Special arrangement completed for the consecration of Bishop F J Reese of Nashville as bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Georgia. The three part service includes communion at 7 am morning prayer at 9 am and consecration proper at 10 am with a Robing in the Sunday school rooms of Christ church. A procession of six bishops and a bishop-s elect will enter via Congress street as the choir of picked voices represents all Savannah Episcopal churches. The event recalls the 188? consecration of Bishop John Watson Beckwith at St Johns church in Savannah and a program from that occasion was found recently.
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Germany Faces Gold Import Beats Profit From Exchange
Berlin reports surprise over New York gold purchases by Germany amounting to 3 million dollars as exchange rates make imports unprofitable for Berlin bankers. An additional 1.25 million arriving from Australia and 3.5 million slated for shipment next week are noted, with doubts about continued American imports due to high exchange.
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Pythian Sisters Prepare Festive Meeting in Savannah
Entertainments are planned for the Pythian Sisters week in Savannah with a welcome address by Mrs Minna Mingledort, and Mrs Mabel Patrick to respond. A DeSoto band concert and Casino vaudeville at Thunderbolt are scheduled, with committees aiding the visitors and homes arranged for delegates.
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Out of town troops praised at Tybee reception and parade
Savannah officers welcome several infantry companies from Augusta Atlanta and Dublin with one Savannah cavalry troop for the Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias parade in Savannah. Major Barbett commands the units as officers are formalized and quarters assigned at Screven House for visiting troops amid preparations by General Cox and Colonel Cann for leadership reelections. A Kodak finishing service ad closes the item.
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F M Summerkamp
Skeletons Draw Crowds at LaPorte as Gunness Case Shocks Town
Crowds gathered at Mrs Belle Gunness’s farm in LaPorte on May 17 to view skeletal remains from her alleged victims after a devastating house fire on April 28. JG Ramsden of Manfred, ND sought to identify a brother among the bones, but the condition of the remains barred certainty. Ramsden had previously traced funds to Moe from Elbow Lake, while Moe’s bank visit occurred with Ganness. A county grand jury is to convene tomorrow to hear evidence, with four to six days expected for proceedings and no report until week’s end.
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Darlington School Debating and Declamation Highlights
In Rome Georgia on May 7 the Darlington school hosted a packed program of debating and declamation. The John M Proctor medal debate and the prize declamation drew strong student performances led by captain Ellis King and Eliott Vickery respectively with judges including Judge Joel Branham Moses Wright and Rev G Nyanor.
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Cholera Severity Reported in India and London
An official telegram to the India office records cholera deaths in the Munster fusiliers region, noting a week earlier this regiment was moved from a cholera camp by Major General Wilcock. The force is now active again near Mohmands, reflecting persistent outbreak concerns.
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Advertised Letters at Atlanta Post Office Week Ending May 6
List of uncalled letters for the Atlanta Georgia post office for the week ending May 6. Callers must state advertised and date, with one cent charged per letter. Ladies listed include Miss Judy Aston and Miss Maggie Anderson among others. several names follow in the department.
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Ims Brady
Named individuals listed in Atlanta area movement notices
A dense OCR fragment lists hundreds of names of women and men, many with titles Mrs or Miss, followed by scattered organization names and station references. It reads like a classified or society listing from Atlanta, with station addresses Fort McPherson and Woodward Station, and mentions of delivery prompts and postmaster supervision. The long sequence resembles a directory insert rather than a cohesive article.
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