Lodge Criticizes Wilson Policy in Boston Address
Savannah dispatch reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge criticising the administration over Mexico and Turkey, urging pacific aims and highlighting the Tennessee incident. Clark remarks Lodge has turned jingoistic and should focus on strengthening national defense and preparedness.
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Savannah
Spegal
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Henry Cabot Lodge
Machusetts
Boston
Lodge
Wilson
Mexico
Turkey
Tennessee
Senator Lodge
Milner Injured in Cartersville Stove Explosion
In Cartersville on a Thursday the former commissioner W H Milner, now a treasurer in the police department, was severely burned and his arm broken by an explosion arising from a stove connection that likely froze. His body sustained multiple injuries as the blast wrecked the stove and surrounding area.
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Cartersiile
Asponaljo
Elenry Milner
Cartersville
Pokes
Exlesen
Robbers Take Booty Away In Wheelbarrow
In early hours yesterday two robberies hit North Broad street businesses Henry Powers and Atkinson Son. Thieves took flour meat eggs money and other valuables using a wheelbarrow to haul items away. Bloodhounds tracked to a house where William Williams was arrested on suspicion as police pursue an organized gang believed linked to the two thefts.
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Henry Powers
Atkinson & Son
North Broad Street
Execu
Williams
Ladies in Court. Divorce Trial In Superior Court
In the superior court here the trial of WL Cooke for divorce proceeded with Mr Macie Te Cooke listed as plaintiff and GF Mant as co respondent. The proceedings featured late testimony and adjournment to the following morning, drawing a crowd including Lance Crowis and Indy figures.
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Vobunbus
WL. Cooke
Macie Te Cooke
Bewan
Lance Crowis
Third District Medical Association elects officers at Cordele meeting
In Cordele Ga November 20 special At the close of its semi annual session the Third District Medical Association elected Dr Lunsfed of Pres tom as president Dr Ti Mobley of Vienna as vice president and Dr Charles A Greer of Oglethorpe to a three year term as secretary The next meeting will be in Richland during June 1913 Forty physicians attended and enjoyed a banquet at a focal hotel with remarks by Dr W Edwards retiring president and others including Dr Mobley Dr George Mobiles Dr Jones Dr Fort Dr McArthur and Dr Hardman powerful toast to the work of the organization was given
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Cordele
Lunsfed
Prestom
Third District Medical Association
Ti. A. Mobley
Vienna
Charles A. Greer
Oglethorpe
Rich- Jana
Crisp County Medical Society
W. Edwards
Lin
HLA
Mobley
George Mcbiles
Atlanta
G. Jones
Atlantii
A. G. Fort
TJ. McArthur
Hardman
Slashed by Playmate Youth of 16 Dead in Georgia
Omer Thompson, 16, of Chattanooga Georgia, died at Grady Hospital after knife wounds inflicted by a fellow student, Dewey Anderson. The incident followed a confrontation at Mason's church area. Thompson died from multiple chest injuries. Funeral set for Sunday at Mason's church. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs J D Thompson and four brothers R J T J H and Sam Thompson.
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Omer Thompson
Wuld
Chattaluosee
Grady Hospital
Dewey Anderson
Jenin Tomer
Sara
N@ Henderson
Wren Homer Thompson
Deve Henderson
Tater
Henderson
Thompson
T Grady Hospital
Greenbere & Bond
Mason's Church
Viomer Thompson
J. D. ‘Thompson
Sam ‘Thompson
Bartlett Confers With Senator Smith In Atlanta Visit
Congressman Charles L. Bartlett met in Atlanta with Senator Hoke Smith to discuss Gerain legislation. He stayed through Priday night and will travel to Washington mid next week for the opening sessions of Congress beginning in December.
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Charles L. Bartlett
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Slacon
Washington
Congress
Dr Smart to Fill Pulpit at St Mark's Church Sunday
Dr Akin Smart, professor of Biblical theology at the new Methodist university, will fill Dr Blugnictt's pulpit at St Mark's church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Smart is a noted preacher and his sermon is expected to draw a large concourse amid ongoing conference in Marietta attended by Dr Maughiett.
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Vr. Akin Smart
New Methodist University
Blugnictt
St. Mark's Church
Dr Dempsey to Preach at St John's on Sunday
Dr Dempsey of Emory will preach at St John's Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o clock. The sermon is expected to attract Trinity Methodist Church members and area worshipers.
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W Dempsey
Emory
Wall
St. John's
Marsins
Ir Dempsey
Trinity Methodist Scopal
Fant to Address YMCA Audience at West Alabama Street
Railroad men and others are invited to a Sunday afternoon service at 3 o clock at the Young Men's Christian Association on West Alabama Street. Pant, a well known speaker and former coach, will deliver the address and has long held a prominent role in such events. The rooms will be warm and welcoming, and the gathering is open to railroad men and their friends.
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Fant
Y. M. C. A. Haliroad
Alahana Street
Stieniy Wan
Jury Deadlock Delays Trial in Dubin Ga
Jurors in Dubin Georgia fail to reach a verdict as the panel stands seven to five on a key factual issue. Foreman reports the jury is split with a mistrial possible as Judge Larsson calls them for further deliberation.
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Dubin
Mantford
Larsson
Gary
200 Pints of Whisky Found in Rome Hotel Raid
Rome Ga November 1 police raided the Porter hotel on Broad street and found 200 pints of whisky in a bedroom. Decatur B Hoss was arrested, but with whereabouts unclear today. He has left town and returned to his old home at Cairo.
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Rome
Broad Street
Decatur B. Hoss
Cairo
Augusta Post Office Cornerstone Laid
The cornerstone of the new post office building in Augusta was laid with ceremonies led by speakers Senator-elect Thomas W. Ho wh and Congressman-elect Carl Vin son. Grand Master Ballard of Brunswick gave a brief address, followed by a banquet to conclude the event.
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Augusta
Ted Mal Buidin
Thomas W. Howh
Carl Vinson
Ballard
Brunswick
Nixon Brothers Get One Year Each
Ellis and Henry Nixon of Hartwell Ga were convicted on a new trial of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of their brother in law John F Heaton. They received one year on the chain gang after a jury verdict urged the lightest possible sentence.
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Hartwell
Ellis
Henry Nixon
John F. Heaton
Court of Appeals
Hart Superior Court
James B. Park
Ocmulgee
Henton
C.H. N. Brown
James F. Bailey
Hart County
Johnson
Peru
Ind
Nixon
Nll
McMulan
Andrew Sims
Biafe
Fire destroys racing stables in Grovetown. $150000 loss
Augusta Ga November 20 early Friday morning a blaze destroyed F L Dodges racing stables at Grovetown fifteen horses including Silk Hat Lady Wanet and Hollywood Ben. Loss estimates range from 150000 to 325000 with questions on insurance and high winds hindering containment.
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Augusta
F. L. Dodge
Grovetown
Dodge
Lexington
New York
Seventh District Corn Show Closes in Rome Virginia
The Seventh District Corn and Canning Club show ends after a three day session in Rome. About 200 youths toured Berry schools and Shorter College with officials from the State College of Agriculture and the State University. Exhibits highlight low production costs and high per acre profits with notable county yields led by Chattooga with 165 bushels. Other county yields include Whitfield 140 Polk 240 Haralson 183 Gordon 110 Bartow 118 Floyd 108 Paulding 96
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Rome
Cnilee
Berry
The
State University
Dr. Pig] Campbell
Vorn Fair
Chattooga County
Iss
Whitfeld
Polk
Haralson
Bush
Gordon
Bartow
Floyd
Pauling
Citoona
Murrat
Six Divorces in Crisp County Court
Cardele Ga November 20 Six divorce cases involving white couples were disposed of in Crisp county superior court yesterday After finishing civil business Judge W H George adjourned until next week The grand jury returned indictments against white parties and those cases will go to trial in the late part of the following week.
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Cardele
Crisp Superior Court
W. HF. George
City Coal Co Special Prices Red Ash Coal
City Coal Co announces special prices for red ash coal at 4.25 dollars per ton. Cash and delivery terms stated with limited quantities offered. Public notice seeks buyers for immediate purchase.
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City Coal CO
Voting Contest Grows for Queen of Ball at Hog and Hominy
Interest climbs for the Hog and Hominy carnival queen vote in Atlanta on December 3 hosted by the Atlanta Ad Men’s Club. A new ballot box was installed at Cone drug stores on Whitehall Street as entries closed. Debutantes in the race include Adrienne Battey Wycliffe Wurm Mary Murphy Alene Fielder Mary Rice Lawson Eines Louise Barker Mary Kinw Hattie Broyles Anna Patterson Mamie Kirkpatrick and Mai Horine. The parade will feature twelve additional Moats and about two dozen floats, with plans for about fifty to move.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Cone Drug Stores
Whitehall Street
Adrienne Battey
Wycliffe Wurm
Mary Murphy
Alene Fielder
Mary Rice
Lawson Eines
Louise Barker
Mary Kinw
Hattie Broyles
Anna Patterson
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Mai Horine
Jones Nominated Mayor of Cordele
Cordele Georgia voters in a city primary elected Col J Gordon Jones as mayor with 21 percent of the vote, leading HC McKenzie by thirty points and defeating incumbent Fred Harder and C C Nobies. Seven alderman candidates saw 8 King, C I McMillan and C L Litsey win. several others were defeated.
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Cordele
J. Gordon Jones
HC McKenzie
Fred Harder
C. C. Xobies
King
C. I. McMillan
C. L Litsey
J. & Sheppard
Alderman
Jil
Gus I. Po Hughes
J. 5. Wile Fame
Bill Against Buxton Accuses Bank Cashier on Seventeen Counts
The federal grand jury has found a true bill against Thomas J. Buxton of Waynesboro on seventeen counts alleging misappropriation of funds. Buxton formerly served as cashier of the National Bank of Mesborn. A number of directives were also charged for violation of revenue postal and military laws.
Shake-up Expected in Negro Preachers at Conference
Sparta Ga November 26 Special The Macon annual conference of the African Methodist church in session here awaits the bishop's report. He indicated a shake-up in appointments this afternoon as pastor reports show larger churches losing membership while smaller ones excel with notable speakers among the prominent colored ministers.
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Sparta
Macon
African Methodist Acon Church
Nembersim
Eugders
Fragmented OCR note on citizenship and names
An unclear OCR fragment lists many proper names and phrases about United States citizenship and a president. It mentions individuals such as Lewy, Ben Herman, Jean Ludwig Rheimgal, Hermann Koen, Leonardo Casebs, Abran Dinnetance, Isiqat Jew, Robert Johnson Beattie, and a presidential reply attributing the answer to the democrats. The remainder references lighting and gas company notes with fragmented wording.
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Judae Speer
United Wrt
Eliens
Lewy
Ben Herman
Jean Ludwig Rheimgal
Herrman Koen
Geemat Leonardo Casebs
Abran Dinnetance
Isiqat
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