Tropics to Be Taken by the Anglo-Saxons
Mobile, May 28. Surgeon General William C. Gorgas told the University of Alabama medical alumni that the tropics will be peopled by Anglo-Saxons but only after sanitation. He said science has advanced enough that any white man may settle in the tropics if he follows sanitarians’ guidance, delivering the commencement address at the medical school exercises titled Sanitation in Panama.
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Mobile
Ala
Tropics
William Mo. Gorgas
University of Alabama Medical Department
Gorgas
University School of Medicine
Double Life Story Fake Sheds Light On Tate Family Claims
Mrs. Kate Wagner of 173 Oak Street denies a published report that her brother Colonel James E. Tate lived a double life before his death by his own hand. She says he resided in New York for decades, was never a hotel attic dweller, and died from diabetes and financial reverses. The tale ties to Dudley Jardine’s estate and a contested will, with New York court action and Atlanta testimony planned for the case.
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Kate Wagner
Colonel James E. Tate
New York
Oak Street
James E.tate
London
Baltimore
Bing
Lved
Lfe
Atlanta
Tate
Colonel Tate
Wagner
Ephie Williams
Dudley Jardine
Bowery
Double Fo
William I Smith
Sde
Jardine
hia@ereon
William Smith
Dudley Urging
Jardines
Ephie A. Williams
West ‘End
Max
Williams
Willams
Supreme Court of New York
Shea 13
Freckles remedy advertised with guaranteed results
An advertisement claims athine double strength removes freckles. It advertises Jacobs Pharmacy supply and a money back guarantee if the treatment fails. The copy promises visible fading of dark spots after consistent nightly and morning applications and notes most users need about an ounce.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
State Farm College Has Successful Year
Athens Ga May 88 Special Advanced two weeks on account of Dr A M Soule planning to spend the swimmer in Europe the board of trustees meeting has been el past year viewed and next year planned for Captain Connor re elected president of the board The executive committee was re elected Dr Hardman Mr Newton and Mr McMullen The legislative committees named Messrs Price Neely and Bennett The board heard the report of President Soule and accepted it They noted the large attendance growth since reorganization with twenty young men earning diplomas this year About 64000 has been given to the college in scholarships donations mainly for extension work Local counties communities provided funds There were 1282 students enrolled last year 182 in science and engineering and 466 in agriculture One hundred and thirty men are in the degree course and 98 adult farmers enrolled in midwinter short courses
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Athens
A. M. Soule
Callege of Agriculture
Europe
Board of Trustees
Connor
Hardman
Newton
McMullen
Price
College of Science and Engineering
College of Agriculture
Negro convict sues Fulton County for damages
Colonel Hugh Howell files a $1,000 damages suit in the superior court on behalf of Richard Simms a negro convict assertion of cruel treatment while in a county convict camp. Simms says while working on a rock crusher near the Western and Atlantic railway yards he was kicked whipped and beaten by a camp official causing internal injuries.
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Fulton ‘County
Hugh, Howell
Richard Simms
Simme
New County Officers Nominated In Greene
Greensboro Georgia May 28 Candidates elected in the Democratic primary includes clerk superior court H Willis sheriff E Hixon tax receiver Katio Smith tax collector O L Lewis treasurer J H Branch coroner L Copelan surveyor Paul Johnson executive committeemen JG Faust J L Brown and BR Wheeler
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Greensboro
Specter
Clerk Superior Court
H. Willis
E. ©. Hixon
Katio Smith
O. L. Lewis
J. H. Branch
L. Copelan
Paul Johnson
JG. Faust
J. L. Brown
BR. P.wheeler
St Louis Marked 150th Anniversary With Pageant
St Louis celebrated its 150th founding with a pageant tracing thirty key events in the citys history and a symbolic mosque. The pageant revived for Friday through Sunday nights, drawing crowds to the historic observance.
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St. Louis
Bookkeeper Fatally Shot After Argument in Hacuespurg
Joy Staiger an insurance adjuster shot Miller a bookkeeper yesterday afternoon in Hacuespurg. Miller died today from wounds. Staiger was arrested soon after and said the remarks Miller made about Mrs Staiger led to the killing.
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Hacuespurg, Ses
P. Miller
Joy Steigar
Staiger
Becaues Miller
West Denounces Tolls Exemption in Senate Debate
Senator William West argued against toll exemptions for coastwise ships, calling the measure a subsidy and a violation of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. He defended railroads, noted stock ownership patterns, and urged prompt Senate voting on repeal. The administration planned to keep the bill before the chamber to force a decision.
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John Corrison
Washington
William
West
Wilson
United States
Senate
Bacon
Great Britain
Senator West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panama Canal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Benjamin Ee HU
Georgia
Simmons
Rain And Drought Retarding Cotton Across States
New York May 28 Special The May 28 cotton condition stands at 78.2 percent with 0.5 last year and 10 year average 83.9 percent Dry weather in several states delays germination and yields incomplete estimates Carolinas Georgia Alabama and Arkansas most affected Excess rains in Texas and Oklahoma push season late Texas Oklahoma now 24 and 18 days late respectively State by state conditions show modest gains in several areas with an overall United States average of 101.0 percent preliminary and tentative as revision next month is expected.
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New York
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Journal of Commerce
S' Srarn
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgina
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
United States
Pen for the business girl at Moores & Sons
The ad promotes a self filling and self leaking fountain pen ideal for a business girl to carry in her bag. John L Moores and Sons located at 42 North Broad Street advertises a pen with a point for every user.
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John L. Moores& Sons
N. Broad Street
William Spencer Dies Engineer of Southern Railway
William Spencer aged 68 and engineer of the Southern Railway since its organization died Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home, 26 West Georgia avenue.
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William Spencer
The
Southern Railway
West Georgia Avenue
William Spencer Dies. Funeral Set for Saturday
William Spencer formerly with the Atlanta and Florida railway and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No. 368, survived by his wife four daughters Mrs Robert L Howell Mrs G Brooks Kline Birmingham Helen and Annie Spencer and an angle Hannibal Crankshaw. Funeral will be held Saturday at 10 30 AM from the residence with interment in Oakland.
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Southern
Atlanta and Florida Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Robert L Howell
G. Brooks Kline
Birmingham
Helen
Annie Spencer
Hannibal Crankshaw
Oakland
China Leads at Canal Show in Panama Expo display
China will mount the largest foreign exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, with $1,500,000 allocated for the display. An announced change names the concession avenue The Zone rather than El Camino. Sunday rate listed as $1.50 Athens and return via SEA.
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China
San Francisco
Thomas G. Stafismith
el Camima
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