Bacon and Smith Guarding Atlanta
Washington November 27 Thanksgiving day saw Senate Democrats in conference on the administration currency bill. With Hitch cock absent no amendments from he and five Republicans were offered and the conference rapidly advanced through section after section endorsing the Owen-Glass bill largely as drafted. Gorman aided Senator Owen in pushing the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Hitchcock
Gorman
Owen
Got Your Goat Cold Relief With Virgin Oil Drops
A terse advertorial claim promotes quick cold relief by using ten cent Lords Virgin Oil of Tyne. Pay telephones or drug stores, apply a few drops to a lump of sugar, then ingest to feel relief within minutes. The fragmentary copy emphasizes rapid results and affordability.
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Virgin Ol
Tyne
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Conference aims to finish bill on regional banks
Senator Hitchcock noted that with the l section on regional reserve banks unresolved the conference may complete the bill today. Georgia senators pressed to avoid disadvantaging Atlanta, while others push plans and potential amendments amid holiday recess and possible filibuster risks.
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Georgia
Atlanta
New Orleans
Neade
Hitchcock
Lane
Oregon
Newlands
Senate
Runaway Dashes Into Crowd at Woodmen Parade
A runaway horse ran into a crowd watching a Woodmen parade in Columbus on November 27 injuring bystanders. George Luts was knocked down with a broken nose and bruises. his daughter Geus aged several was bruised but not seriously hurt. About a thousand people were in the vicinity at the time.
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Columbus
Iscaelall
George
Indiana Vet College Dean Charged With Murder
Shelbyville Indiana November 2 Craig dean of the Indiana Veterinary College at Indianapolis will be tried here on murder charges in the October 23 1911 death of Dr Helen Knabe. Indictments followed private detective work by women of the state and a third grand jury. The case rests on a doctor’s murder claim with aksel set to testify as the state’s principal witness.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Craig
Indiana Veterinary College
Indianapolis
Helen Knabe
Jongo M Tragsedale
Knabe
H Knabe
Indictments Against Macon Saloon Keepers Reach Forty Eight
Macon Georgia November 37 Special A total of forty eight indictments charging violations of the prohibition law have been returned against saloon keepers in Macon. The Macon Law Enforcement League’s campaign to close saloons under the injunction plan produced the latest batch. Names listed include Joy Hashive John McGinty D Cunningham John Morse Bragg John Cassady Iaconard Berg Mrs J Tlashive J F Quinlan M Roberts LG Menclis John Gillespie. The grand jury will reconvene next Monday as investigations of alleged violations continue and more indictments are expected against two or three local saloon men.
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Macon
Macon Law Finforcement League
Joy Ylashive
John McGinty
D Cunningham
John Morse
BK T Bragg
John Cassady
Iaconard Berg
Mra
Tlashive
Augusta Bonds Sold At Strong Price In City Sale
Augusta notes 122 per cent bonds sold for 250000 at a city sale on November 27. The Robinson Humphrey Ward law firm of Atlanta was the successful bidder. Officials say bids came from across the country and municipal bonds are in demand. All bond men present were pleased with Augusta’s financial showing.
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Augusta
Robinson-Humphrey-Wardlaw Company
Atlanta
Rts
Cty of
Busy day at A. M. E. conference in Hawkinsville Georgia
November 27 report from the A M E conference notes Bishop Tos Flipper and presiding elders managing large districts. Dr R H Singleton built one of the largest negro churches on West Broad Street Savannah. Dr Lo A Townsley leads the state’s largest church with 2700 members. Transfers and future assignments loom as Dr Joe Iverson considers posting at Macon First Church. Reports show more than 12500 to be raised for general claims. Dr Reverdy C Ransom spoke on race progress, while Morris Brown University endowment and a surge of converts, probationers, and missions marked the year.
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Hawkinsville
Tos Flipper
AMB First
Macon
Joe Iversen O
Conference For General
Reverdy C Ransom
New York
The
Church Review
TW. Smith
Morris Brown University
Miller County Man Shot From Ambush
Carlton Gay, about 20, was shot from ambush in northern Miller County last night. An assassin escaped after firing two loads of shot. Gay's condition is serious.
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Miller County
Colauitt
Carlton Gay
Muller
California Syrup of Figs Promoted as Child Laxative
An old promotional notice touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, gentle remedy for constipation in children and adults. It urges buying genuine bottles from the California Fig Syrup Company, warns against counterfeits, and notes dosing directions on the label.
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Pervish
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Stabler Defies Burns After New Chemically Treated Air Therapy
In Baltimore on November 27 Harry F. Stabler aged 23 survived extensive burns from boiling tar. Doctors used a new method exposing burned areas to chemically treated air via a custom framework, healing about 75 square metres and enabling him to walk and expect Thanksgiving dinner.
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Baltimore
Harry F. Stabler
Stabler
Confucianism Fights State Religion in China
A league opposed to adopting Confucianism as China's state religion formed in Peking at a YMCA meeting. Represented groups include Islam, Taoism, Buddhism, Catholicism, and Protestantism. The move follows a presidential mandate favoring Confucianism and a revival led by Dr Chen Huan Chang.
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Peking
China
Young Mens Christian Association
Chen Huan Chang
University of Columbia
Berlin Academy of China
Yuan Shi Kai
Confucus
State Department
Hin
Alabama Longest Fall Drought Impedes River Traffic
Mobile Alabama reports the longest fall drought in 43 years as river stages fall and forest fires threaten navigation on the Alabama river. No rain in south Alabama for three days. Tombigbee and Alabama river forests burn. dense smoke forces the packet City of Mobile to tie up and wait after arriving from Selma.
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Mobile
Ala
Moble Weather Bureau
Alabama
South Alabama
Shirt
Tombigbee
Alabamas
Selma
Pan American Mass Attended By Wilson in Washington
Washington November 27 The fourth Pan American Thanksgiving mass was held to celebrate unity between the United States and 21 Latin American republics. President Wilson Bryan and other officials attended along with diplomats from Latin America, Chief Justice White and Juste Ve Beenna. The service featured flags of both nations and a dove of peace, with Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Charles W Currier among attendees.
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Washington
United States
Wilson Berety Bryan
Latin America
White
Juste Ve Beenna
Supreme Court
Gtatricks Chuich
Jdinal Gibbons
Charles W Currier
Matanzas
Cuba
Henry W Greenwall Dead at New Orleans Theatre Leader
Henry W Greenwall, a veteran theatrical manager active for nearly fifty years, died in New Orleans at 81 after a long fight with Brights disease. He began managing in 1807 in Galveston and worked across the South, leading theaters in many cities. He remained tied to ventures in Dallas and Fort Worth and owned the Greenwall theater in New Orleans. He was a member of Lodge No 1 of the Liks in New York and served the actors' fund in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Henry W Greenwall
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Greenwall
Lodge No 1 of
Liks
New York
Actors’ Fund
Colonel D D Gaillard Doomed To Death
Baltimore doctors at Johns Hopkins hospital said Lieutenant Colonel David Subose Gaillard is near death after a ten day decline from a brain illness. He helped dig Culebra out in the Panama Canal zone and his condition worsened suddenly in July. His son, also in the U S Army, reported the illness onset.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
David Subose Gaillard
Panama Canal
David P Gaillard
United States Army
North Dakota Rules Snuff Ban Constitutional
North Dakota's law banning the sale of snuff, enacted last session, was upheld as constitutional by the state supreme court. The decision rejects claims the law singles out one vice while leaving others untouched, stating it is unsound to exempt some criminals from punishment because others are more dangerous.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
State Supreme Court
Othrs
Southern Railway to halt for Finley funeral
Washington reports all Southern Railway activity will suspend for five minutes at 10 a.m. Central time as President W. W. Finley’s body is carried to St. John’s Church for funeral services. Offices to close in Cincinnati Har rriman Town and Birmingham per orders from Vice President Powell.
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Washington
Southern Railway
W. W Finley
St. John's Church
Headquard Sts
Finlay
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harriman Town
Birmingham
Ala
W W Ritney
Southern Road
Powell
Crisp Court Adjourns in Crisp County Georgia
After a busy session the Crisp County Superior Court adjourned last night with much civil and criminal business unfinished. Judge W George set a special term to convene in January. About twelve prisoners, convicted of misdemeanor offenses at this term, were sent to the county convict camp yesterday afternoon.
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Cutdele
Superior Court of
Crisp County
W . George
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