Strikers Refuse Mediation Offer Across Southern Pacific
Washington and Houston report a broad West Coast to Texas rail strike by 2100 miles of Southern Pacific track. Mediation was rejected. unions of trainmen firemen conductors and engineers vow no violence, anticipate spread. President Wilson may intervene. a message to the president is drafted.
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Washington
Wilson
Hanger
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
New Orelans
Southern Parole Railway
Houston
Texas
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
Hi Paso
Federal Board
Southern Pacific
Paso
Paacific
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
An advertisement claims a home absorption treatment cures bleeding itching and protruding piles. It offers free trial samples and personal references on request and invites readers to write to Mrs M. Summera in Notre Dame Indiana for details.
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M. Summera
Box Notre Dame
Ind
One Acre of Corn Nets Georgia Boy Prizes Worth 1500
Augusta Georgia November 14 Special One boy Edward J Welborn of Richmond County nets 1500 from one acre of corn and holds the world record for this season. He lists prizes including mule pair wagon and harness a Shcolarship and more total 2000 with 81.72 bushels grown at 28 cents per bushel equals 61.05. Welborn previously placed third in Georgia with 161 bushels.
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Augusta
Edward J.welborn
Richmond County
Chronicle
Young Welborn
Z. M. Drake
Marlboro
3. C
Georgia
Jerry_Moore
South Carolina
Georgia Day Menus Prepared by Girls of Normal College
Milledgeville Ga November 14 Special Georgia Products day observed with state chamber of commerce drive. Georgia Normal and Industrial college led by Miss Murphy plans breakfasts and luncheons prepared by students. Dining halls will serve a regular dinner and speeches to promote Georgia products and state pride.
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Milledgeville
Georgia
Milledza Ville
State Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club of
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Barnesville Plans Georgia Banquet Menu at School
Barheaville Ga November 14 Special Mayor J M Cochran and Chamber of Commerce President W H Mitchell with others are coordinating with W H Maxwell president of the Sixth District Agricultural School to stage a big Georgia products banquet on Tuesday evening November 18 in the school dining rooms. The domestic science class will prepare and serve the menu, with Georgia girls at the school leading the effort. About 150 citizens from Barnesville and nearby communities are expected to attend, with a fine program involving many locals and possibly visitors from elsewhere. There is much enthusiasm for the event.
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Barheaville
J. M. Cochran
W. H. Mitchell
Barnesville
Georgia Girls
Dublin Laurens Chamber of Commerce Formed
A Dublin Georgia assembly formed the Dublin and Laurens County Chamber of Commerce at a November meeting in the city council chamber. Officers elected were President F. G. Corker, vice president Izzie Bashinaki, treasurer S. J. Lord, temporary secretary C. A. Weddington. Plans for a Georgia products dinner on November 18 were set, with 126 plates and many prominent county officials expected.
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Dublin
Ctizens
Council Chamber
Dublin and Laurens County
Gunfire at Roberts Station School Alarms Jones County
Macon Ga November 14 Special Citizens in Jones County report alleged depredations at the Roberts station school this week by three Macon youths. Detectives said arrests may come soon. Shots penetrated the building frightening the teacher and pupils. The trio reportedly spent the night there after robbing a nearby hen roost and burning school books. Blackboards were said to be badly disfigured.
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Macon
Jones County
Roberts’ Station
More Fish in the Sea Declares Rome Man Seeks Annulment
Rome Georgia November 14 Special. Lola Evana Edwards of Lindale is under 14, prompting relatives to seek legal annulment of her marriage to widower Charles Edwards. The elopement ended with the girl claiming cruelty, habeas corpus denied, and records show she was 13 in March 1913. Edwards quips about finding other fish in the sea.
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Rome
Lola Evana
Edwards
Lindale
Charles Edwarda
Praocess of Law
Mrs Hoke Smith Returns to Capital in Improved Health
Washington November 14 Special Nice Hoke Smith has returned to Washington perceptibly improved from asthma. She believes that Washington’s low altitude will hasten recovery. She feared she would not attend her son Marion Smith’s marriage to Miss Rawyon in Atlanta. Marion and his wife-to-be stopped in Washington en route to New York for a Bermuda honeymoon trip. Miss Marione Brown of Atlanta, an attendant to Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis Sayre’s wedding, arrived and stays at the White House. W Carrol Latimer of Atlanta visited relatives in Washington on his way home from New York.
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Washington
Nice Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Marion Smith
Rawyon
New York
Bermudas
Marione Brown
Jessie Wilson
Francis
Sayre
White House
W. Carrol Latimer
Wesley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Sees Promising Fund Drive
Encouraging reports from treasurer Mrs HB O Reese and prospects of higher contributions boosted enthusiasm at the Ways and Means Committee meeting of the Wesley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The group plans continue to raise funds for a new hospital as officers and committees are named and meet weekly in room 314, Candler Building.
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HB. O. Reese
Ways and Means
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Candler Building
Airs
K. Rambo
Susie M. Walls
Pickpockets Alarm Cordele as Train Passengers Are Robbed
Cordele Georgia November 14 special pickpockets are again at work in the city. Six passengers arriving on the shoofly train from Macon lost from 30 to 80 dollars in purses as a transient gang of thieves rode the rails. A man with his wife and baby confronted one thug on the train steps, knocked him to the ground, and he fled as the train departed.
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Cordele
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Macon
High Infant Mortality Blamed on Dirty Milk
Washington November 14 the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality met with Dr J W Schereschewsky of Washington DC presenting the peak in summer deaths blamed on heat and dirty stale milk carrying bacteria and infections He urged breastfeeding as a key factor in reducing infant mortality.
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Washington
American Association For the Study and Prevention
J. W. Schereschewsky
Washington, DC
Pr. Schereschewsky
Sunday School Convention to Meet at Summerville Church
Chattooga county Sunday school convention will be held at Summerville Methodist church on November 20 and 21. Prominent Sunday School workers from across the state will attend and deliver addresses, with an interesting program arranged for the meeting.
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Lyerly
Chattooga County
Summervile
Change of Schedule for Atlanta & West Point R R Co
Public notice announces new schedule effective Monday November 17 1912 with Train No 2 from West Point arriving Atlanta 815 am daily replacing previous Sunday exception Train No 44 from West Point to be discontinued Train No 18 from Columbus arriving 1055 am changed from 1020 am Train No 38 from New Orleans arriving 1100 am changed from 1045 am Train No 34 from Montgomery arriving 710 pm changed from 705 pm Train No 20 from Columbus arriving 400 pm changed from 740 pm J P Billups General Passenger Agent
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West Point
Atlanta
Columbus
New Orleans
Eat Point Hallwey Company
Areive Deere
Columbua
Columbwa
West Pt
Peatral of Georgia
Peart Macville
Savannay
Tscheonvills
Albany
Savannah
Attve
New York
Ham
New Y'k
Poccon
Kan
City
Colum
Cluvin' Ie
Haria
Yorcon
Byham
Jacky
Peachtres St. Ae
Mansencet
Reeara
Taft urges keeping faith with Japan and restraint on anti Jap sentiment
Former President Taft told the National Geographic Society that the United States must maintain good terms with Japan and treat its people fairly. He dismissed war as unlikely, urged against discrimination, and warned that Philippine independence must come gradually while the U S maintains a guiding hand during the transition.
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Washington
Taft
National Geographic Society
United States
Japan
California
Pacific
Mr. Taft
America
Wilson
A M E Conference Holds Busy Sessions in Buena Vista
Largely attended A M E conference under Bishop Flipper sped through business in Buena Vista Georgia on November 14. Secretary Watson reported on extension. resolutions urged a May 3rd special collection for Morris Brown College and a beady position at Philadelphia book house. Several bishops and ministers were noted as having died this year and ordinations were planned for Sunday.
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Buena Vista
Bishon Flipper
B. F. Watson
Church Extension
Washington City
Hig Department
A. Townsley
Morris Brown College
W. DB. Johnson
O. M. Tanner
Big Bethel Church
Atlanta
Bock House
Philadelphia
I. Z. Lowe
H.R. Wright
K. L. Read
N. W. Williams
J. ¢. Golller
W . Derrick
M. B. Salters
R. D. Stingon
Man claims self defense in Digby killing of Henry Hunt
Cordelo Ga November 14 Special. W L Digby a naval stores firm manager surrendered to Sheriff Ward after admitting he killed negro Henry Hunt on carnival grounds last night He says the man attempted to draw a plate and he acted in self defense Digby asks to post bond if charged though no warrant has been issued yet
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Cordelo
Henry Hunt
W. L. Digby
Sheriff Ward
Digby
South Georgia land brings $65 an acre
Quitman Georgia November 14 The Avera 800 acre farm was sold at auction this afternoon the average price per acre being 45 The sale was conducted by A O Gates a local real estate dealer This marks a new exat in the price of Brooks county farm lands
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Quitman
Avera
A. O. Gates
Brooks County
Georgia to Open Quail Season Amid Stocked Game Hopes
Georgia hunters prepare for the quail opening on November 20 in Chattooga County as game multiplies. Gray squirrels, scarce two years ago, reappear in large quantities, suggesting the state will be well stocked if current laws stay in place.
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Severiy
Georgia
Chatooga
Ninth Eleventh District Medical Society Meet in Valdosta
Waycross Ga November 14 Special The ninth semi annual convention of the Eleventh District Medical society one of the strongest in the state will be held at Valdosta next Tuesday November 18 The program and official call for the meeting has been issued by President Dr Dallas Williams Folkston and Secretary Dr B H Minzhew Waycross
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Waycrosa
Eleventh District Medical Society
Valjosta
Dallas Williams
Folkston
B. H. Minzhew
Way-cross
McCallie Inspects County Pottery Clays Plants
State Geologist W McCallie toured Athens and nearby sites on November 14 after two days inspecting pottery clays and plants in the county. He plans a report on the power milities of white clay products for this section of the state.
Wooten Indicted for Murder in Monticello Shooting
Macon Ga November 14 Special Harry Wooten a young white man from Monticello was indicted for murder after a quarrel over whisky in which he shot Thomas D Smith Wooten was exonerated by a coroner inquest finding self defense against robbery He was arrested after the true bill and jailed in Bibb County.
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Macon
Harry Wooten
Monticello
Thomas D. Smith
Wooten
Smith
Bibb County
Atlanta Banks Prosperous Amid Farm Cash Inflow
Bankers in Atlanta report improved bank conditions with reduced debt from crop movements. W J Blalock of Fulton National notes banks have repaid much of the 5 million borrowed to move crops and some are buying out of town paper. Colonel Robert J Lowry says Atlanta banks are in better shape than ever as farmers place money in deposits.
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Georgia
Banka
Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank
Atlanta
Hankerg
South
Currency Reform Bill Completes Passage And Provisions
The currency reform bill is completed with provisions for redemption in lawful money and gold under a flat gold standard. Debates show Democrats opposing private receivers for insolvent regional banks, while administration plans favor Federal Reserve control over insolvent regional banks’ functions.
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Calimunaiwu
Hitchcock
Hitchcok
Federal Reserve Board
Indictment Involving Tammany Bagman and Toledo Campaign Tactics
A detailed report covers indictments linked to Tammany Hall figures and a scheme to pressure highway contractors for campaign funds. It notes testimony by George H. McGuire of Syracuse about a 1911 meeting at Governor Dix's Albany offices, with Fowler, Norman E. Mack, and C Gordon Reel, and a telegram alleging contractor shakedowns. The piece also mentions McGuire's anticipated testimony at the John Doe inquiry and perjury threats. It then shifts to an Administrator's Sale in Fulton County Georgia for Pinkle Candier estate property at 136 East Harris Street, described as Lot No. 4 in the A J Orme subdivision, with terms cash.
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McLean
Democratic State Committee
Whitman Hull
Hennessy
George H. McGuire
Syracuse
Dix
Albany
Fowler
Norman E. Mack
C. Gordon Reel
Prsonet
McGuire
Whitman
Kelly
Frst
John Doe
Property Sale Notice From Fulton County Georgia
By order of the court of ordinary of Fulton County a sale of the estate of Fy deceased will occur at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in December. The property described includes Lot No 3 in a specified block with westerly direction to the beginning. Administrator Fitton Wrampton Ells administered the estate.
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Georgia
Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
Dero
Fitton Wrampton
Ells
Sounty
Atlanta Property Transfers Highlight City Deals
A long list of Atlanta property transfers with dates in November shows numerous buyers and sellers including Arranly Deets, John Manoun, B. F. Caggins, and many parcels on Cheshire Bridge Road, Violet Street, Pearce Street, and Fern Street. Transfers span values from 31 40 to 60 000 plus mortgages and notes, reflecting active real estate movement across blocks and avenues.
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John Manoun
B. F. Caggins
Magen Park
Dudley Ft
Toliver
Bella Tolliver
Lot
Martin and Clark
Martin and Clark Strvesta, ¢Xitd Seat, November 21. 52,000—Maurvin J. Wise
R. Lee Walker
Fot
Cheshire Bridge Road
Severtenth
Stella Price
J. T. Kim Brough
Pearce Street
Oaknoll Avenue
L. N. Bagon
F. Mheinutt
Dame
Gama
jFern Street
Vanira Street
Same
Fern Street
Mrs
Ellen
Rastmen
T. J. Buckalew
Cornet
Mwynon
Lurers Ferry
Chepel Avenue
Smith A Simpson Lumber Company
Nannie D. Andrews
Ride Jones Avenue
Vinewhent
Eidwards Jones
L. H. “Urling
Bryar and Boykin
Phenix Investment Company
Ly ‘Kantor
Pickett Street
William Drinkell
Mattle R Torpert
Vide Tatnall Street
West Avenue
Peeples Street
Mattie F. Ward
Park Axoher
Park Avenue
Berne Street
Perry Andrews
T. L. White
Corneer Gresn Gnd Stows
J. T. Carroll
Kirkwood Avenue
Moreland Avenue
Railroad schedules announce arrival and departure times
The notice lists passenger train times for routes including Atlanta to Brunswick Waycross and Augusta with origins in Knoxville and Cincinnati. It notes that schedules are for information only and not guaranteed with several daily arrivals and departures and west and northbound connections through Nashville Louisville and Cartersville.
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Cnty
Georgia Way
Petirs Froin—ta
Ootton
Grivn Py
Augusta
Newark
Union Pe
Louisville
Nashville
Artive
Cage
Cicrene Bogievillness
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Blue Ridge
Cartersville
Murphy Accommodation
Lost and found ads list items with rewards in Georgia decisions
A Georgia Decisions excerpt outlines finder liability for lost property and reimbursement rights. Multiple items are listed as lost or found, including a 134 karat diamond ring at Rich's, a ladies watch with an engraved M, keys along Peachtree Street, a red motorcycle cushion, a gold watch with pearls, and a brown collie. Rewards offered for returns. contact names and addresses provided.
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Mnder
Rich
Adams
Candler
Terminal Station
Alabama
Whitehall
E. P. Harding
Simoh Street
Keye
Peachtree St
Aragon Hotel
Brookwood Bridge
Ponce de Leon Ave
Peachtree
Highland Ave
Burks
Hillyer Trust Ridge
Bigewood
Pryor
Williame Bleyele Co
Edgewood Ave
Pharla
Albert Howell, Jr
Hones de Leon Apte
Southern Railway
S. B.C
Apt
W. Harris St
Daniel Ros, Co
Losist
Ivy
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South Georgia
Medical Society
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Pulton County
Gala County
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Y H. Tiwing
Charies F. Bonsen
Frank C. Owens
Edgewood Avenue
Butter Street
Alice C. Hunt
Thomas J. Wesley
Harrid Street
Peachtree Street
Claude F. Clarke
Benny Swartaberg
Whitehall Terrace
Mattie R. Torbert
Georgia Savings Bank and
Irugt Company
Tainall Street
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John T. Pugh
Alta Avenue
C. W and
G. W. Campbell
Phoenis Planing Mill
Vanita Street
Marahanta and Mechanics' ‘Banking and Loan Company
Charles 4. Choate
Penn Mutual
Idfe Insurance Company
the Prado
Eeith E. Benson
Germania Savings Bank
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Sry Dentistry
Georgia Dental
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Nove
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Sulaling
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Windsor Street
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Allie Galigier
Ivy Ity
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