Jersey City Fire Blasts Leave City Blocked in Ruins
Fires and explosions ripped through the Rutelle and Renwick Saltpeter district, driving hundreds from their homes as fireboats battled the blaze. Five hundred families fled, with damage estimated up to 5 million dollars while dozens of firemen were injured.
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Jersey City
Gammontown
Rock City
Rutelle & Renwick Saltpeter
Bullding
Buldurg
Stureuiding
Uatmoe
Hoboken
Jersey
New York
Plas
Opportunity's Knock Steadiness in reading ads pays dividends
Steady progress and consistent effort win in business and life. Regular reading of classified ads keeps you informed and ahead, as steady pace and attention pay off in long runs and daily pursuits.
Posses Plan Mountain Search for Two Slayers
A large posse will invade north Georgia mountains to capture Guy Anderson and Glenn House, dead or alive, on murder warrants. Prohibition Director Dismuke and Solicitor General Conley led a daylong conference with officers to ready murder charges and gather witnesses.
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Mountains
House
Anderson
North Georgia
Guy Anderson
Glenn House
A. J. Webb
Millon County
Verd Eison
Pemberton Coeley
Guinnett County Superior Court
Atlanta
Prohibition
Fred D. Dismuke
George Baker
Cooley
John Thornton
Conley
Thornton
Todged
Eaid
Baker
Lim
Geners Cowley
Dismuke
Georgian
Utter
Directorismuke
Webb
Hison
Final Chest Meet Ends as Slain and Wrecks Reported
A chaotic report details a community chest meeting at the Kimball house in Atlanta highlighting a surge in subscriptions bringing the total to 569 pending final remarks about closing campaigns. The meeting attributed notable momentum and confidence to reach the campaign’s finale scheduled for Saturday evening at 6 30.
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Florida
Community Chest
Kimball House
Atlanta
Eugene BR. Black
Blur
Black
Crisis Near Mrs. Harding's Sick Room in Marion
Marion Ohio November 14 The condition of Mrs Florence Kling Harding was reported tonight as grave with two slight breathing spells today and extreme difficulty last night The bulletin by Dr Carl W Sawyer said she might rally with morning arrival as she rested poorly through the night Reviving earlier in the evening she showed little rest and the physician expressed grave concern announced from White Oaks farm
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Florence Kiing
Harding
White Oaks Farm
la Bulletin
Carl W W. I Sawyer
Abs
Florence Kling Harding
Carl W. Sawyer
Indiana Judge Wins Seat by One Vote
Indianapolis November 14 one vote margin secures reelection for Judge Benjamin M Willoughby Republican to Indiana State Supreme Court first district over Democrat George Kton. Official canvassing board tabulations indicate Willoughby edged his opponent by a single vote.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin M. Willoughby
State Supreme Court
George Kton
Approval of world gathering of clubwomen approved
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs executive board approves the international gathering of clubwomen to be held in Washington May 4 to 14, 1995, the sixth quinquennial meeting of the International Council of Women. The Atlanta Federation earns the honor of having its name on the new Tallulah Falls School main building. The building, costing $20,000, will include an auditorium, library, and classrooms and is due to be ready by Christmas.
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Washington
International Council of Women
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John D. Sherman
Alonzo Richardson
Geherir Federation
Georgia Federation
Atlanta Federation of Women’s Clubs
Talutah Falls School
T. T. Stevens
Archibald P. Brantley
Blackshear
Waycross
Valdosta
Pastor Indicted For Leasing Land To Moonshiners
Savannah November 14 Rev St BH Folmar pastor of Fourth Baptist church was indicted by a federal grand jury after an alleged leasing of Bryan county land used for moonshining. Folmar says the charge is malicious and false and claims a man on his land five years ago admitted moonshine activities linking him unjustly.
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Savannah
St. BH. Folmar
Fourth Baptist Church
Bryan County
Folmar
Thad Ao
Debate over women entering public opium dens at Geneva
At the international opium conference in Geneva, delegates debated whether women should be allowed in public opium dens. Japan and China argued against blanket exclusions, citing equality and propriety, while France asserted broader barriers would persist. The panel voted to drop the word woman from exclusion lists, framing dens as public smokers under control.
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Geneva
Far East
International Opium Sonterensey
League of Nations Covenant
France
England
W. ©. Antum
Holland
China
Ropeans
Alfred Sze
United States
Japan
M. Sugimura
League
M. Chiachant
Special Session May Be Called Ere Monday In July
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge opposes calling the new Congress into extra session after March 4. Tax revision and rail road relief are not deemed urgent. expenses must drop before tax cuts. An extra session may be possible in July if fiscal data justify it. Governor Lowden to speak on cooperative marketing in Georgia Monday.
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Lowden
Raymond Clapper
Washington
White House
Cooidge
Congress
Senator Borah
Fernk O. Lowden
Clinergy
Georgia Cutten Growees’ Cooperative Association
House of Representatives
Cotton Marketing Organization
Georgia
J. E. Conwell
Illinois
Hayhen
Ihinoiy
Arkansas
Arkansas Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association
Con‘ i
Cotton Marketing Association
Adolph Roquet Dies In New Orleans
Adolph Roquet insurance man died in New Orleans on November 14. He was married to Mrs Onezima DeBouchel who had sued Asa G. Candler of Atlanta for breach of promise to marry seeking $000,000 after a federal court jury ruled Roquet's divorce valid. DeBouchel then moved to Reno for another attempt at divorce but faced residency requirements.
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Loy Warwick, JR
Dallas
Robert Stewart
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Draketown
Here
Harralson County
Tommy Carter
Buchanan
New Orleans
Adolph Roquet
Onezima DeBouchel
Asa G. Candler
Roquet
Atlanta Veredict
Choir Girls Strike Over Pastor Denouncing Bobbed Hair
Washington reports Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church choir members quit after Rev. Culpepper, an evangelist, denounced bobbed hair as unscriptural. Choirmaster Deane Shure notes they will not abandon chores. The pastor vows to fight the issue, urging modesty among congregants.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
Burke ‘Culpepper
Deane Shure
Culpepner
Culpepper
Railroads sue to stop Georgia fertilizer rate cuts
Thirty nine railroads filed in United States district court seeking temporary and permanent injunctions against the Georgia Public Service Commission order cutting intrastate fertilizer rates effective today. Judge Samuel H. Sibley was expected to hear the petition. the action argues the commission acted without evidence or full consideration of facts. ठाक
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Georgia Public Service Commission
State of
Georgia
United States
Wis
Alston, Alston, Foster & Moise
Meubera
Samuel H. Sibley
Public Service Commissioners
Action of Boykin Rapped by Cutts at Atlanta Exchange
E A Cutts head of Savannah cotton firm and former Mys tic Shrine officer condemned Solicitor General Boykin and his office over an Atlanta Commercial Exchange raid. Cutts urged local business groups to support the exchange, called the allegations outrageous, and said Boykin should resign. He stressed the exchange’s importance to Atlanta and Savannah cotton trade.
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Savannah
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
John Boykin
E. A. Cutts
Mystic Shrine
Civie
Atlanta
Exchange
Mr. Cutts
Exchane
Southeast
United States
Cotts
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Bag
Kiwanis Club
Sevannah
Ge Sa
Weather report for Wallington Georgia forecast
Fair in the south and rain in the north on Saturday with unsettled conditions Sunday. Local report shows temperatures with mean and normal values and rainfall deficiency since the month start. Data indicates high and low readings and rainfall totals for the period with some missing details.
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Wallington
Georgia
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Teo
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Mini
M. Lancre
Detroit
Mich
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Alpena
Ruby Stone
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Vermont
Robert A. Davis
Blanche Stone
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Mick
Alexander Leman
William C. Miller
Linwood
Wich
Helena Davis
Iby
W. A. Parker
Vero
Dixie Highway
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Fort Pierce
Parker
Indiana
International Council
Tallulah Falls School
Atlanta Federation
R. H. Folmar
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Sibley
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