Frank W Hinman Killed on a Liner Mohawk
F W R Winman business manager of The Jacksonville Times Union and head of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association was fatally wounded aboard the Clyde line steamer Mohawk off the North Carolina coast. Architect George Batcheter Perkins fired on Captain Ingram and others, killing Hinman with a second shot and wounding Ingram and B H Wright. Perkins was overpowered and held for trial as authorities investigate the incident.
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Charleston
8. C
F. W. R. Winman
Jacksonville
Perkins
Boston
Maas
Clyde Line
Mohawk
North Carolina
New York
Hinman
Arthur Huger
Captain Ingram
Mr. Wright
United States
J. Waller Waring
N. K. Wentworth
Connecticut
Mrs. Hinman
Mr. Hinman
The
Anexe
Eleg
Hinman kin recall old Atlanta man in Jacksonville funeral plan
Old Atlanta man F. W. Hinman died with two brothers living in Atlanta and Sewanee, Tenn. Drs Thomas P and R E Hinman left Atlanta for Jacksonville to arrange funeral. Also notes a Boston case of opiate use involving George Batchelor Perkins Jett, 43, an MIT graduate and renowned interior designer. He faced possible mental strain and planned trips to the West Indies and South America.
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Maiman
Atlanta
F. W
Hinman
Thomas P.hinman
R. E. Hinman
George B. Hinman
Sewanee
Tenn
H. Styles
Augusta
Thomas P
H. Hinman
Jacksonville
Fla
FW. R Einman
Boston
George Batchelor Perkins
New York
Swamp
Scott Perkins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West Indies
South America
Great Possibilities for Southern Farmers Previewed
John Corrigan Jr reports from Washington that the Smith Lever agricultural extension bill could lift U S farm earnings by billions daily by bringing expertise to each county. Carl Vrooman touts homeward farming with crop diversification and better markets, with Georgia figures and attendees from Athens and Savannah noting new cooperative work and the role of education in improving rural life.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
United States
Smith-Lever
Carl Vrooman
Vrooman
Association of Agricultural Collexes and Experiment Station Directors
Ae Cntta Fave
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Athens
J. &. Campbell
John P. Fain
J. J. DeLoach
M. Shelling
Mary ¢. Cresswell
Georgia
R. Wright
Negro Agricultural College
Savannah
Association
Ed Montford Strongly Defends Life in Beacham Case
Dublin Ga November 12 Ed Montford denied and explained away every charge linking him to the killing of Berschel Beacham last September and the body’s disposal in the Oconee River The defendant testified in detail claiming he was in the city all night with his wife and rode her around as she recovered from illness He said he had no grudge against Beacham and waited while hundreds of supporters congratulated him after his two hour statement The court recessed with defense closing its case and the state prepared further testimony for the day
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Dublin
Ed Montford
Berschel Beacham
Laurenscourt
Beacham
Gourt
Montford
American Cruisers Safe in Waters of Turkey
Cablegrams from the captains of the ships North Carolina and Tennessee say both vessels are safe in the Mediterranean. No evidence of mine damage or marines landed near Beirut amid rumors. The ships carry gold for the relief of embassied Americans, with communication restored after a week of disrupted cables.
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Washington
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mediterranean
Navy Department
Beirut
Syria
Department
Oman
Paris
Fine Baby Crop Is On Display At Contest
A baby contest at the Baptial Tabernacle in Atlanta showcases 20 percent of entrants with all specimens rated sound. Prizes include hats, pins, shoes, picture books, stockings and medals from sponsors Nat Kaiser George Muse Fred Stewart Miller & Co Keely Co. The event promotes parent education with doctors and nurses evaluating infants ages six months to three years and awarding six medals on Wednesday night.
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Nat Kaiser
George Muse
Fred Stewart
Miller &Co
Keely Company
Essex
Aidez
Howard Payne
Atlanta
Payne
Georgia Mothers’ Congress
Parent-Teachers’ Association
South
Mothers’ Congress
I. R. Rowlett
East Fine Street
Big Business Promise Held By The Future
Philadelphia reports open session of the Investment Bankers Association of America where optimism for America's financial and industrial future is voiced despite the European war. Charles B. Caldwell proposed a 250 million dollar securities pool to stabilize markets. discussion only. Rudolph Diamant supports the federal reserve law's benefits and the pool concept to buy securities from foreign investors. Oldham of Boston urges railway rate readjustment to sustain financial stability.
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Philadelphia
America
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Charles B. Caldwell
Chicago
Caldwell
Boston
New York
Federal Reserve
Rudolph Diamant
Py Lot Caldwell
Diamant
John
Oldham
Thousands view Dodge Bros car in Detroit showcase
More than six thousand people crowded into Detroit at the Dodge Brothers display. The first car from the factory was shown at 10 50 am in the Thomas J Poyle salesroom and 485 enthusiasts visited in the first half hour. The surrounding streets were lined with cars as interest surged throughout the day.
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Detroit
Mich
Dodge Bros
Thomas J. Poyle
Deaters
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Frank W. Hinmian
Times-Union
Brighton
Carlsbad
J.b.fallaire Co
Broad
Alabama Bell Phone
AllLinen
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Turkey
Baptist Tabernacle
Dodge Brothers
Marietta Street
ADLER
Collegian
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers
Marietta ST
Bostonians
Marietta
Ares
Fred
Stewart CO
Whitehall
Cluett, Peabody & Company, Inc
DupLey
Dr. &. G. Griffins
New Gate City Dental Rooms
Brown & Allen
Alabama
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