Tifton Man Killed In Sewer Tank Cave-In
Tifton Georgia November 9 a carpenter Holder was crushed by a cave in of the wall of septic tank No 3 in the city sewerage system. Five men worked on a wooden casing when the cave-in occurred trapping Holder who died of his injuries. He was 56, left a wife and four children, from Stewart County and his remains were taken there for interment.
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Guerry Cabaniss Ill After Appendicitis Operation
Cherry Cabaniss a prominent young attorney and former Macon official is critically ill at a city hospital after an appendicitis operation on November 9. Surgery did not bring the expected improvement and friends are alarmed about his condition.
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Tren Boxing in the South Birmingham in Xevenne
A chaotic report notes iron trade activity in the southern Birmingham area with mentions of thousands of tons and high quotes. A company signals substantial sales potential and a future first quarter outlook, while a foundry cites rising production costs and two new creations amid an ariy advance.
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Birmingham
Xevenne
Wagons Are Run by Union Men
The street car system remains largely unchanged with old crews replaced by new workers in training. Transfers continue between lines and regular schedules are maintained. Warnings on wagons read This is a union line and transfer grounds stay at the company depot. Electric power, which failed last night, is back in operation today.
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Rome
Dallas Depot Burned in Fire Destroys Records
The Southern Railway depot at Dallas burned last night between 11 and 12 o clock destroying the building contents including office records and freight. Fifty bales of cotton on the platform were saved. a wagon near the depot caught fire but was saved by citizens. The cause is unknown though sparks from a passing engine are suspected. The wood structure depot was destroyed.
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Auto Crash Kills Aged Man Near Rosston
On November 9 in Rosston a car carriage driven by Wale Bond with four passengers crashed into an embankment around 10 pm. FC Holbrook, 50, died about a half hour later from a head injury after being seated at the rear. Several others were injured as the tire left a rear wheel and the vehicle overturned.
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Weather outlook hints at cooler temperatures ahead
The weather bureau reports scattered rain Tuesday afternoon signaling a cooler spell for Atlanta in the next day or two. A Monday weather map showed a developing cold wave in the northwest with a low near 20 degrees.
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Weather Notes and Odd Forecasts From a Quirky Column
A rambling weather entry discusses a warm, dry spell with temperatures in the seven tied range and a promised shower. A talking Gopher character jokes about cures for ailments as dusty city streets persist. The narrator jokes about amputation of warm weather and daily weather bulletins until a storm arrives as readers are welcomed to the issue.
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Cweather Wa
Terrell Yeomans Bitten by Mad Dog Incident Report
Terrell Lamar Yeomans, a 3 year old, son of former State Chairman WL I Yeomans and grandson of Railroad Commissioner O Stevens, involved in a dog bite incident. Details remain unclear in readable text.
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Young Son of Colonel WJ Yeo mans Bitten by a Dog in Dawson
The young son of Colonel WJ Yeo mans was bitten by a dog in Dawson on November 1. He was brought to Atlanta Monday for treatment at the Pasteur Institute. The dog died on Saturday. examination could not confirm hydrophobia. Treatment began at the Capitol, with further virus supplied for ongoing care by the state board of health. The boy’s father arranged continued care with his family physician in Dawson.
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Bail Asked For Kitchens In Superior Court
In Macon on November 9 Special Judge Will N Kitchen sought bail for the accused man Kitchens after his indictment for murder and voluntary manslaughter in the death of Dorset Kitchens. Judge J Roas and coroner Youngs Jury arranged bond at $100 and a warrant led to further charges by a brother of the deceased. The case advances to strong legal defense as officials prepare. Also Macon Mercury reports Wind Up Fair and Mercerian Association officers named O L Claxton president and DB Nicholson treasurer with an executive committee to guide the college magazine.
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Rest Glasses for Reading Study Nap Featured
A brief notice from A K Hawkes Co promotes rest glasses for reading studies. It claims improved eye relief and longer preservation with proper fitting and satisfaction, listing their address at 14 Whitehall and 125 Peachtree.
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Union City Growth Seen With Bank Opening
Union City continues to develop as a bank opened yesterday and foundations for several storehouses proceed. The town shows signs of expansion with new financial and commercial activity underway.
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Union City
Seek to raise price of cotton convention opens
Memphis Tenn November 9 The three day cotton convention opens with a delegation from every cotton growing state. President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association is among the arrivals and a large attendance is assured. The main aim is to devise ways to advance cotton prices and to counteract depressed values thought to be caused by manipulation. The conference will also seek measures to help farmers hold their crop for better prices.
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Tonn
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Southern Cotton Association
Grand jury refuses to indict in Alabama mob case
Montgomery Alabama November nine reports the grand jury declined to indict Mack Colling a Black man charged with assault who narrowly escaped lynching at Greenville two months ago. He was brought to Greenville for trial as a mob’s threats and a daring escape by the accused prevented further violence.
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Notable Reductions A Sale of Cloths for 54 inch Tables
Cloths that measure two yards wide with various designs are in this lot. They are of the best makes and have been reduced specially for this sale. Two yard cloths value 375 at 3 dollars each. Cloths 2 by 2 12 yards value 438 at 3.75. Cloths 243 yards value 525 at 4.50 each. Napkins to match in most instances.
Sale of Cloths and Napkins Offers Deep Discounts
Special cloth sale lists 60 inch tables round designs for the favorite table with values from 6 to 750 dollars. Sizes include 214.2 14 yards with price five dollars each and three dollar two-design jot. Napkins described as pure linen with reliable washing qualities offered at low price. Exceptional values on Morayian napkins and other grand qualities aimed to please discerning buyers.
Owner fears more dynamite after wrecked church blast
J J Richardson of Montreal who owned the school building rented to Mormons reports dynamite damaged the structure on the night of November 2. He says the church was his property and fears retaliation as threats against him grow. He is not Mormon and plans no rebuild due to ongoing threats and danger to his home, while Mormons and supporters face hostility from local neighbors.
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Bowman Ga
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Head-on Freight Train Crash Near Woodstock Kills Two
Two freight train engineers Joseph Amos Gotman of Alexandria and T J Jones of Manassas were killed in a head-on collision two miles north of Woodstock on November 9. Injured were conductor G B Rohr of Strasburg and engineer D W Tuck, not seriously, as trains collided while racing around a curve. responsibility undetermined.
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Alexandee Va
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Manassas
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Strasburg
Putnam County Fair Opens With Floral Parade Feature
The Putnam county fair opened today in Eatenton and will run through the week. Horse entrants arrived and parlor cars joined the scene as the floral parade kicked off festivities. Joe Brown day is planned for Thursday.
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Putnam County Fair
Joe Brown
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Backs Jute Bagging Tariff Reduction
The New Orleans cotton exchange urged Congress to cut the tariff on jute bagging used for baling cotton. It argued the tax imposes a direct burden on cotton growers to benefit a few manufacturers, harming the key agricultural class.
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New Orleana Exchange
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Congress
Suicide by 3 year old in Brodgen mills area
A three year old child, Augustus Sins, a weaver from Brodgen mills commtter, died this afternoon around 4 near the city after a pistol shot. Family troubles are reported as a possible motive. A $2 caliber pistol was used and the shot occurred in a patch of weeds, twenty minutes after the act.
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