Confession Rumored in Naval Stores Case
Savannah reports a rumor that a defendant in the American Naval Stores prosecutions may have confessed and could testify for the government. The indictment against George Meade Boardman of Jacksonville was ordered not pressed by the attorney general to best meet ends of justice, with no public decision on whether he will testify at the Monday trial. Noted meanwhile that Marconi’s 130-foot masts for wireless telegraphy cost $1200 each.
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Cials
George Meade Boardman
Jacksonville
Akerman
Neol
Mr Boardmen
General West to address South Carolina Confederate reunion
General A J West of Atlanta will deliver the chief address at the South Carolina Confederate reunion to be held May 27 and 28 in Anderson. He will be the guest of General C A Reed, and a large attendance is expected at the event.
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A J West
Atlanta
South Carolina
Anderson
West
C A Reed
South Carolina veterans to be honored in Anderson reunion
Reports from Anderson describe elaborate preparations for a two day reunion for South Carolina veterans. The city is decorated with hunting and electric lights as prominent state figures gather to welcome them, including a distinctive invitation to General West, a well known Atlanta veteran and orator.
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South Carolna
Anderson
Beng
South Carolina
General West
Atlanta
Alimony Awarded to Mrs Stackpole by Pendleton Court
Mrs Alice Stackpole receives alimony of 100 monthly from Charles B Stackpole as Judge John T Pendleton notes her past support lapse and financial needs. She alleges abandonment since 1912, with prior marriage in 1906 and a claim of 24000 she brought to marriage, 17000 said borrowed by her husband.
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Alice Stackpole
Pendleton
John T Pendleton
Alice Pauline Stackpole
Ter
Charles B Stackpole
Mir Stackpole
Georgia
Aralua Blaugas
Vig Stackpole
Stackpole
Sue
Mia Stackpole
Patchogue
Long Island
New York
Chares A Cook Ill He Was Not Injured
Chares A Cook, 26, disappeared Monday afternoon and was found later, suffering indigestion. He was taken to a Courtland Street home and treated, with a telephone message from his father confirming he was not seriously injured. Doctors reported his condition improving.
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Chares A. Cook
Pau Souk
Gear Bia
East Lindsn Street
Charles
Cartland Street
Whitetta Ain
Gt Lourthind Street
Montas
Charles Croh
Courtland
Antoa
Neula
Gutlock for Crops Not Flattering Says Price
Commissioner of Agriculture James D Price plans to issue a state crop conditions bulletin this week based on weeks of data. He notes the cold wet weather prevents a very favorable outlook and warns a bumper crop forecast could lower farm product prices and affect farmers next fall.
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James D Price
Fort Thin
Washington Seminary Closing Exercises Draw Large Atlanta Crowd
The Washington Seminary held its thirty second annual commencement at the Atlanta theater with Mies Ellen Spiggle winning the D A R medal for the best senior essay on Deborah Sampson. Dr WoL Pickard of Savannah gave the address on Deathless Kings and Padeless Crowns. The St Cecilia society provided music under Mrs John W Hurt. Diplomas were presented by L. D. Scott.
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Washington
Atlanta
Mies Ellen Splegie
Alice Chandler
Deborah Sampson
Frances Whiteside
Dar Migu Spiggle
Eysie Jackson
Mildren Duncan
Meg Creighton
Washington Seminary
Wol Pickard
Savannah
John W. Hurt
St Cecilia Society
Seminary
L. D Scott
Spring Scarfs and Hats Offer Bargains in Local Shop
The shop promotes dollar-apiece scarves with bold colorings and heavy silk shapes, plus three new straw hat colors Green Blue and Gray at 2.00. Sleep aids are advertised with Night Shirts and Pajamas priced 50c 75c 1.00 and 1.50. Men and Young Men’s stylish suits range from 15 to 20 dollars and Palm Beach S m t s cost 7.50.
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Palm Beach
Fight Leaves Six Hurt In Georgia Churchyard Scrape
In a rough and tumble Sunday fight at Talla Poona church north of Buchanan six men and boys were injured two in very serious condition. Liquor is blamed. John McDonald, about 19, led the fray but was the least injured. Julius McBrayer struck with a stone causing a dangerous skull wound. George A. Peyton was stabbed in the temple severing an artery and would have bled to death without a doctor.
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George A. Peyton
Peyton
Wounding Fight Sparks Warrants for Principal Actors
Blood spurted from the wound for a distance of several feet. John Dun can, Tom Thomas and a young fellow named Keith were injured in the mix-up. The real cause of the fight, beyond the squat feature, if any, had been kept hidden. Several warrants have been sworn out for the principal actors in the row.
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John Duncan
Tom Thomas
Keith
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Rock of Gibraltar
America
Mitchell-Lewis Wagon Company
Mitchell Automobile
Mitchel-Lewis Aotor Company
Gropenenger Capanty
Anick-Actron
Acton Rampanen
Ay Racine
Wis
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Gen. West
Atlaptan
Elizabeth Anderson
Theodosia Andrews
Ruth Belk
Vera Buchanan
Alice Grigg
Elizabeth Green
Julia Green
Edwina Harper Laurence
Horine
Susie Hunter
Ruth Morris Frame
Cei Springer
Ellen Spinele
Frances Stephens
Marguerite White
Tiering Walker
Dorothy Wilhelm Willie Fort Williams
Martha Whitner
Mary Adelaide Caverly
Margaret Fraser Leland Hughiett
Patsy Po Samilla Lowe
Maurine McPherson Verner McKee Claire Phillips
Elizabeth Pickard
May Holland Roberts
Barah Smith
Marta Shipyen
Laura Sowtell
Fen Beal Talmadge
Susie Wimberly
the Globe Clothing Company
Whitehall St
Ater
Tallapoosa Church
Eb Kystem
Edgewood Ave
Metal Shelter Company
Ine
Fiverybody
Kress
Dorr
Empire Building
BK Hawkes
Kodak
Griffin
Corner Whitehall St. and
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Colorado
Frisco Lines
Memphis
Ozark Hills
Birmingham
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Hot Springs
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