Comfort in Bible for jailed preacher
Rome September 15 special. Rev W M Hl and six associates are jailed in Chattooga county for contempt of court before Judge Moses Wright. Tenure is uncertain but contempt confinement may last twenty days. next term in March will decide. Bond issues loom for others amid allegations of attempting to influence witnesses. The group waited at a judge’s home for hours to pressure testimony, while the pastor claims he sought peace and to protect young women.
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Rome
Chattooga County
Moses Wright
Wright
Chartroogans
Wiels
Willem B2gls
Chatteegaan Derior
William Hayes
Didurtion
Duckter
Washington Reynolds
Gamera
Wrist
Aik Admita
Om Tted
Maes
Wl Hawkes
WL Hawkins
Powe
The
Justee
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Hiwkins
Wright Cane
Whittonsr Jn
Good Times Are Bad for the Trainmen
New York reports economists dispute wage and crew expansion. Frank Forde argues higher wages and more crews raise safety risks while Warne cites statistics linking more workers to more accidents. The era’s railroads face a critical debate on labor costs and safety as industry conditions worsen.
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York
Tae
Iemys Teast
Dr Daniels to Speak at Shorter Opening in Rome
Students from across the state arrive for Shorter College transfer entrance as the formal opening is planned for Thursday. Dr Charles Wo Dan pastor of the First Baptist Church of Atlanta will speak on Opportunities and Young Women. McGinty, pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist, will welcome students, with President Wo presenting new faculty members. Enrollment surpasses prior years with many rooms full and thirteen girls admitted to President’s home.
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Rome
Shorter College
Charles Wo Dan
Pasto
Furst Bantist Chor
Atlanta
Rey Cole McGinty
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Yelteor
An Hoose
Ice Cream Law Upheld in Norfolk September
Judge Barron ruled the Virginia statute mandating eight percent butterfat in ice cream constitutional and upheld the law. All defendants were sent for failure to comply, and an appeal was taken.
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Norfolk
Puliga
Barron
Skidding Fire Auto Kills Savannah Man
A Savannah man died when a vehicle skidded and struck him as fire crews responded to a blaze. The crash occurred near Proghtonste Tair today as the fire chief attended the emergency, with bystanders and responders describing the chaotic scene and injuries.
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Savannah
Hurricane Warnings Cut Shipwrecks Across Atlantic Coast
Washington notes that hurricane warnings have reduced shipwrecks as the season nears its peak. The Weather Bureau relies on wireless wind and pressure reports from vessels in the Gulf and Caribbean, with private broadcasts and West Indies observations guiding alerts. A large share of storms occur in August and September, driving heightened caution for mariners along the eastern seaboard.
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Washington
Sententer
Iturrane
Bureius
Uapi
Gulf
Sarnilbein
Bureau
West Indies
Berger
Dententaur
Ktiroer
Army and Navy men are called loafers
Toledownin September 15 The annual convention of the National 15- WME ML aD Supervisary opened here with 160 delegates present. The delegates greeted Congressman FR Sherwood of Toledo who urged negotiation for increased pay and better conditions for workers. Sherwood stressed the need to reward the real brainy workers under the allied government. The debate touched salaries and the recognition of those who perform the nation’s work. The opening included welcomes and responses.
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Allions
Gas Plant Startes in LaGrange City
Work on a gas plant in LaGrange begins funded by a 150900 bond issue. JN Hazlehurst secured the contract for construction to be finished in four months. The facility will feature a large concrete main building a 50000 cubic feet reservoir and nine miles of pipe along city streets. Remaining bonds from October cover waterworks a school annex and gas plant costs. further sales and work are expected soon.
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Wok
Ter
JN Hazlehurst A Co
Atlanta
Mt Hazlehurst
Secretary of War backs 3 year enlistment with reserve option
Secretary of War Garrison returned from inspection of posts across the United States and endorsed a three year term with discharge into the reserve for enlisted men to boost army efficiency. He favored vocational training and cautioned against a standing army while urging congressional cooperation. He proposed distributing troops to key posts rather than concentrating them in a few centers.
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Secretary of War
Nome
United States
Garrison
Congress
Big Tim Sullivan laid to rest on York streets
Tens of thousands fill New York streets as Big Tim Sullivan's body is taken to St Patrick Cathedral and later to Brookham Cemetery. Congressmen led mourners, with a vast funeral train on the East Side, crowds in crepe and somber display paying final respects to the longtime figure from the Bowery.
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York
Big Tim” Sullivan
Tne
St Patrick
New York
Brookham
Kinkead
New Jersey
East Side
Timothy Doulit
Associ
Lis
Bowery
Fear Rome Bridges May Cost Many Lives
Judge Juan W Maddox urged Floyd County officials to call a bond election for new concrete bridges over rivers in Rome. He warned the current bridges risk collapse if not rebuilt. Debate centers on whether Rome or Floyd County owns the bridges and who should fund the work.
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Rome
Board of Fie
D County Commissioners
Juan W Maddox
Floyd County
M. B Hubanks
Meyerhardt
Joe Branham
Oaken Club Used in Killing Near Rome
J M Stewart, respected farmer near Rome, dies after a blow from a thick club across the head. Suspect Nick Carver, a fugitive, fled after the coroner’s inquest heard he struck Stewart at a roadside brawl following a keg party dispute. Ledbetter injured but survived as officers search for Carver.
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J. M. Stewart
Wes
Rome
Nick Carver
Carver
Stewart
Coosa
Wiliam Ledbetter
Aycock
Weeley Carver
Political lull after Gaynor's death halts NYC campaign
New York on September 16 sees a pause in municipal campaign activity as fusion candidate John Purroy Mitchel and Edward McCain agree to extend mourning for Mayor Gaynor. Mitchel urges ceasing partisan meetings until the mayor rests, with only the minor primaries postponed. Ross Appleton of the Gaynor League says he has no heart to seek a successor, reflecting somber sentiment.
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New York
New York City
Gaynor
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Edward McCain
Ths
Tammans
Mitchel
Jie
Ross Appleton
The
Gaynor Leagve
Spaniards suffer serious reverse near Ceuta
A Spanish column with convoy fell into an ambuscade near Ceuta leaving about 180 killed or wounded. Reinforcements from Ceuta were attacked by Moroccans and forced to retire with losses and logs.
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Braltar
Ceuta
Leavell Named for Guatemala Minister Post
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of William Hayne Leavell of Carrollton Mississippi as minister to Guatemala. Leavell is named in Washington on September 15 to represent the United States in Guatemala.
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Leavell
Guatemala
Washington
Wilson
Senate
William Hayne Leavell
Carrolton Miss
Aviator Max Lillie Killed In Galesburg Flight
Max Lillie, an aviator and former contracting worker from St Louis, died after his biplane overturned during a flight at the Galesburg district fair. A wing collapsed as he turned, the machine and pilot fell to the ground, and spectators near the grandstand witnessed the tragedy. Lillie had operated a flight school in Chicago and had a long record of safe flying before this accident.
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Galesburg
Max Lillie
Lilie
Lille
Lillie
Stocknoram
America
St Louis
Chisazo
Secret of sex in plant life discussed by Sir Oliver Lodge
Birmingham September 15 Sir Oliver Lodge told the British Association scientists that sex determination in plants may hinge on a deep change at the junction where male and female flowers branch. He suggested physiologists might gain clues to why humans are born as boys or girls by studying this plant joint.
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Birmingham
Eng
Oliver Joseph Lodge
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Fourteen-Year-Old Kidnaping Case In Cedartown
In Rome on September 15 special report says Robert Stinnett of Lindale, a 20 year old, lured G R Grants child, a 14 year old boy, from his home to Cedartown. Stinnett denies charges and posted bond of 100 for Wednesday court appearance.
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Rome
Kidnaming
Robert Stinnett
Lindale
G R Grant
Stinnett
Cedartown
Resinols Healing Eczema Cures Reader Testimony
Beulah Amanda Hlbert of Greenwood, South Dakota reports shedding a long battle with severe facial eczema after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for two months. She claims the condition left no trace, and notes products also treat pimples, dandruff, and other skin sores, with free trial available.
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Mins Beulah
Amanda Hlbert
Greenwood
United States
Rome Burned Wood Smoke Darkens City Limits
Rome Georgia faced a heavy smoke spell as two smoldering fires at the city limits burned about three hundred cords of wood from Shelby Iron Works. The blaze sent dense smoke over the area and forced the Rome fire department to stay busy throughout the day.
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Rome
Shelby Iron Works
Sten
Athens Carrier Delegate at National R F D meeting
Athens Ga September 15 Special Georgia is represented at the Evansville meeting of the national association of rural free delivery carriers by G Cartledge of Athens. He serves as Georgia’s official representative and president of the Eighth District Rural Letter Carriers association.
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Athens
Georgia
National Association of R. F. D
Evansville
Tad
By & G Cartledge
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Train Special to Birmingham from Old Depot Marked
A special train departs Old Depot at 9 1 2 am for Birmingham arriving 1 30 pm on September 22. Return tickets available on regular trains through September 25 at a fare of 2 50 each way. Seaboard line advertises this limited offer with convenient return options.
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Birmingham
Old Depot
Artive
Increases Self Respect in Small Bank Account
A concise reflection asserts that a man with any bank account, even a modest one, walks taller and carries greater self respect than a man without any account. The idea ties financial footing to dignity and personal bearing.
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