Railroad Men Endorse Tanlac Revival In Atlanta
Testimony from W J White of the Southern Railroad Clerical Department joins a string of railroad workers praising Tanlac. He aged chronic nasal and throat trouble, loss of appetite, weight, and energy, saying after three bottles he gained seven pounds, sleeps better, and feels markedly improved. Tanlac sold in Atlanta by Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company.
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Vailroad
W. J. White
The
Southern Railroad
Atlanta
Antler
Witte
Ames
Tete Jacobs' Prancy Company
Cre
Migraine Headaches Described by Dr Caldwottanys
A historical account notes migraine or sick headache as a distressing disease that does not shorten life and may be incurable. Attacks recur until age forty, then diminish and end. preventive diet care helps. During an attack, two Anti-Emma Tablets at onset and one Anti-kamnia Tablet every two hours are said to shorten pain though safety and efficacy are not discussed.
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J.J
Il Dreamists
Atlanta to Subscribe to Fight New Rates
The article notes Atlanta seeking action against what officials call ruinous rates. Harry T. Moore of the Atlanta Freight bureau is asked to explain the impact and need for measures. The editor counters that carriers claim interstate commerce commission rulings on long and short haul drive the increases into Atlanta and the Southeast. A proposed advance is shown with table data on rate increases per car of 30,000 pounds for first six classes of merchandise.
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Harry T. Moore
Atlante Freight Bureau
Atlanta
Southeast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moors
Morgan
Gordon Kiser
Sianta
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Mir. Davison
Hosbo
Baltimore
Redmond
Woo Bago Wemington
Charleston
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Ralph Rosenbaum
Bum J. Baldwin
Chattahoocchee River
Moore
Athens
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Examiner Has Begun New Orleans Hearing on Sugar Rates
New Orleans November 29 a federal hearing opened before special examiner W A Disque on sugar rate readjustments in ten southeastern states. The New Orleans Joint Traffic Bureau challenges high carload and less-than-carload rates as unjust and discriminatory, threatening local sugar jobbers. Theodore Brent led the case for the bureau with W A Wimbish of Atlanta.
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New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. A. Disque
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississipdis Coors
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolinge
Florida
Theodore Brent
W. A. Wimbish
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
N. G
Charleston
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Interstate Increase Rumor Cited in Georgia Car Load Rates
The text notes an announced plan to file with the Georgia rate commission for higher intrastate rail rates. It mentions Mr Moore and figures claimed as the standard charges for merchandise per car of 30,000 pounds from Atlanta to named points.
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Moore
Georgia Rate Commission
Atlanta
Officials Debate District School Bill and Funding Rise
The governor may sign a bill increasing district agricultural school funding to 20 000 annually per school or veto if the increase is only 5 000 each. An attorney general ruling and treasury review will decide which interpretation stands. The bill’s effective date hinges on revenue from oil and gasoline inspections and fertilizer tags, with December figures not expected to materially alter totals.
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Stewart
Students Begin Work In New Commercial High Building
With 620 students enrolled, the Commercial High School started its first close work yesterday. No ceremony marked the start of the school year. Superintendent Landrum announced that commercial students will not miss a day during Christmas holidays and that two weeks would be added later, with classes continuing next year until the fall nine months’ work is completed.
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New Commercial High School
Suj Perintendent Landrum
Death by Unknown Hands in Dallas Texas
A coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Hugh Perry died by strangulation at unknown hands. Her body was found near Dallas on Thanksgiving day after she disappeared from home November 16. Mrs. Perry was married to a prominent Dallas merchant.
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Dallas
Texas
Hugh Perry
Acquitted Suspect John Willey Found Hanged Near Gibsonburg
Gibsonburg Ohio November 29 Governor Willis ordered an investigation into the reported lynching of John Henry Willey 26 found hanged on a farm six miles from town after a retrial for the murder of his wife's grandmother Fra Kimble. Adjutant General Hough to secure facts.
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Gibsonburg
Ohio
Willis
Here
John Henry Willey
Hough
Wood County
Willey
Fra
Kimble
Whiley
Wilson is Supported by S C Methodists
Spartanburg November 29 The Upper South Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted down a protest resolution on President Wilsons preparedness policy. Advocates cited former Secretary Bryan indicating the proper national course, while opponents urged support for the president.
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Spartanburg
Upper South Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wilson
Bryan
Paul Fuller Dies in New York Home at 67
New York attorney Paul Fuller who traveled to Mexico last September as President Wilson's agent and met General Carranza on the Mexican situation died suddenly at his home in New York tonight at age 67.
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New York
Paul Fuller
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Robbers Loot Farmers National Bank at Fort Gibson
Three white men and a Black man held up the Farmers National Bank cashier and bookkeeper at gunpoint in Fort Gibson Oklahoma. They locked them in the vault and escaped with the cash in sight. Pursuit by possemen continues.
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Muskogee, Vam
Fort Gibson
Oklaingay
Farmers’ National Bank
New York Anti Alien Labor Law Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington reports the New York anti alien labor law of 4209 was ruled constitutional by the U S Supreme Court. Justice McKenna said the law’s application to subway contracts is a local question and that the state may set conditions for public works by itself or its agencies. Albany notes an amendment allowing alien workers when Americans are unavailable.
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Washington
New York
Supreme Court
McKenna
People
United States
Italy
Meenan
Albany
United States Supreme Court
State Court of Apeals
Chicago Builds 200000 Fund For National Conventions
Chicago announces completion of a $200,000 guaranty fund for the Republican and Democratic national conventions. The fund was raised on a nonpartisan basis by the Chicago Association of Commerce through no joint committee of Democrats and Republicans.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Pupil enrollments open for December at Southern Business College
Prospective students are urged to enroll for December entry at the Southern Business College at 10 West Mitchell Street Atlanta. Letters from applicants praise the school and its courses in bookkeeping and business training. Local businessmen are asked to recommend the college to secure enrollment before the January rush.
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Atlanta
Weat Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Ga
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