Fitzgerald Automobilum Shows Entry Rush Grows
Indications point to three daily entries for the Fitzgerald Atlanta endurance run as Fitzgerald business leaders and town teams push for strong showings. Mayor Knapp and H McFadden champion the effort while shortages in Ford models fuel anticipation and delay deliveries shaping the contest.
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Rockefeller Gifts Million to Fight Hook Worm Disease
A $1,000,000 gift from John D Rockefeller was announced as part of a campaign against hook worm. The Rockefeller Commission for the Eradication of the Hook Worm Disease was formed with members from Johns Hopkins, University of Virginia, Washington University, and other leading institutions. The effort aims to relieve suffering in the southern United States and is tied to a conference with educators and notable southern leaders.
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Standard OM Company
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Broadwan
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Hook Worm Commission
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Henry Joyner
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Hampton Institute
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Starr J Murphy
John D Rockefeller Jr
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Charles Wardell Lilles
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California Shaken by Long Earthquake Shock
Redding reports a violent quake at 10 45 tonight lasting about ten seconds. The tremor reached north to Grant Pass Oregon. No damage in San Francisco by midnight though Eureka lines were disrupted as wires failed to reach them. The United Wireless Telegraph Company claimed no serious damage beyond severed telegraph and telephone wires.
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Divorce Granted After Jiu Jitsu Abuse Claims
Karen Cho-Yo, an American wife and former University of Tokyo instructor, is granted a divorce from Mia Greta Cho-Yo after she testified he used Jiu Jitsu methods to inflict injury and cruelty during their two year marriage. She described being restrained, shaken, and nearly paralyzed, with spinal and rib injuries. Alimony was awarded to Cho-Yo, who stated an income of $5,000 and noted he had written a book recognized by chess experts.
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Cook Branded By Resolution In Montana Meeting
After a long session Dr Frederick A Cook addressed a Montana audience and a resolution was adopted affirming belief in the guides who vouched for his Mount McKinley ascent. He accused opponents of bribery and urged Montanans to render a fair verdict on his North Pole claim.
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Commonwealth
Wilson Visiting Cotton Farm in Alpharetta for Cotton Growth
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will visit John B Broadwell's farm in Alpharetta Georgia in the coming days to view three to four bales of cotton growing on the acres. He expressed keen interest in the notable progress in cotton farming and asked for a date to see the display.
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Applications Surge for State Convict Inspector Role
Applications flood the Office of Prison Commissioners after the death of George S Deadwater in Athens. Notables Colonel LT Livingst on and Judge J M Griggs suggest candidates as Walton County’s John T Roberson gains backing, while Athens Banner editor Adito Rowe and T W Powell advocate for another. No appointment before next week.
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Macon Seeks Large Entry For November Auto Run
Macon moves toward a November 9 automobile run to Atlanta with $300 in prizes from The Constitution. A committee led by Stoward B Erminger acts to secure entries, already listing three cars, with notable Macon figures and auto firms backing the effort.
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Sibley Lumber Company
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Eder Tastor Jr
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Shinholser & Co Automobile and Supply
Jordan Masser
Central of Georgia Power Company
Emom Winship
Georgia Grod Reads Automobile Association
Tharles G. Wilbourn
Southern Automobile
WB Erminger Jr
American National Bagh Building
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Self Sacrifice and Murder Trial Told by Daughter
Seventeen year old Elizabeth Miller testified in Wood Miller’s murder trial detailing a secret relationship with the slain man William Poole. She described Poole’s death near a public pond on June 1 after a confrontation driving in opposite directions, her father admitting the shooting but claiming justification as the trial proceeds on a crowded courtroom day.
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Poota
To Rebuild Orphanage Tansburg Fund Drive Grows
October 28 report from Tansburg notes subscriptions totaling about 10000 toward restoring the girls cottage at the Presbyterian orphanage burned Tuesday. The fund adds to 20000 to be raised by Southern Presbyterian churches in Virginia District of Columbia and Maryland. The funeral for Tuesday's fire victims drew a large crowd.
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Columbia
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Boo Speakers Turned Logs On The Voters
New York October 24 Eight hundred speakers addressed the city’s municipal election issues. They presented causes of Gaynor Ban. The general summary noted only three working days remained with distant outlooks for voters tonight.
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Gaynor
Ban
Weather Report From Georgia Fair Friday
Forecast shows little change in temperature with moderate northeasterly winds. Recorded lows around 4 degrees, highs near 46 to 47, and mean temperatures about 4. Rainfall in the last 24 hours is negligible. January 1 figures show 1366 inches?
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