Lid Railed Down Savannah Sunday Quiet Crumbles
Savannah on September 17 faced a night of disorder as saloons were shut and police patrolled to curb fights. Whites and blacks clashed amid tensions from streetcar segregation, with gangs roaming West Broad Street and violence reported, while authorities moved to end disturbances by closing alcohol outlets.
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University of Georgia Prepares for Record Opening
Athena Ga September 17 The University of Georgia will reopen Wednesday with turnout likely to exceed previous records. About 200 students already on campus and registration rules streamlined to move fast. Agricultural program funding and new facilities receive attention as dorm space tightens and city housing strains grow.
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Manchuria Steamer Repairs Promised In Honolulu
The steamer Manchuria arrived in Honolulu around noon. Captain Metcalfe believes the vent hull can be repaired in ten days, allowing the vessel to head to San Francisco under her own steam.
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Miles AnthPain Pills Claim Quick Nerve Relief
An advertisement touts Miles AnthPain Pills as a fast cure for headaches dizziness indigestion and nerve pain. It asserts the pills soothe the nerves stimulate their action and leave no harmful side effects while leaving the user unaware of any ingestion besides relief.
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Manning Tries to Kidnap Boy in Valdosta Georgia
In Valdosta, Georgia, September 17, 1948, John Manning, a white man, attempted to abduct 12 year old Tillman Tillman, son of prominent citizen H. Y. Tillman. The boy was found unharmed after being hidden in a church yard for hours. Manning, allegedly drinking heavily, choked the boy when he tried to cry out and planned to demand ransom later that night.
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Five Italian men arrested in Black Hand scare near New York
Five Italian suspects were arrested by the Coney Island police on charges of involvement in a Black Hand scheme. Frank Mazza, targeted with threats to destroy his two hotels unless paid $1000, was the intended victim.
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Pure Food Law Hearing Opens In New York
A New York hearing on the new pure food law opened with Dr. H W Wiley and officials from agriculture treasury and labor presiding. Nearly one hundred members of leading firms from New York and nationwide attended the session to discuss enforcement guidelines and minimize disruption to business while preventing adulteration and misbranding.
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Department of Agriculture
N. North
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James I. Gerry
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Congress
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Willam
Kread
Ntional Whoisaule ‘Grocery Association
Thomas Ei. Lannen
Chicago
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Central of Georgia Extension To Atlanta Line
In Columbus Georgia in September reports say the Central of Georgia line between Columbus and Atlanta via Newnan is unlikely to see trains until January. The Central line builders face labor shortages due to competition with Atlantic and Birmingham traffic and farmer shortages, yet progress continues on the Greenville to Newnan extension despite delays.
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Death of Famous Civil War Nurse Marion Wallace Wall
St Louis reports the death of Marion Wallace Wall a famed nurse and daughter of the Confederacy She was banished from St Louis by General Leigh ton for releasing Confederates during her prison work
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Philippine Army Report Details Luzon Troop Deployments
Major General John F Weeton reports 41 stations abandoned in the year and 28 stations garrisoned by 7 380 American troops and 2488 native troops in the Luzon department Fort McKinley and Camp Stotwanburg are among the forts. A watchman is found murdered at Air Ling Manufacturing Norfolk with two alleged suspects in custody.
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Wesleyan Fills To Overflowing In Macon Ga
In a rare peak for Wesleyan College President Dupont Guerry disclosed there is no more room for matriculation as the campus overflows. Despite summer improvements demand exceeds capacity with new students and faculty spread across surge housing and private homes. college duties proceed as officials seek long term relief.
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Woodruff Exonerated After Army Officer Critique in Columbus
Columbus Ga September 17 An army officer’s report criticized the Fourth Georgia’s Captain James W Woodruff of Company C City Light Guards Columbus. State officials replied that criticism referred to company administration not Captain Woodruffs personal integrity. In Chattahoochee County bollworm pest reports note its appearance in cotton fields and ongoing damage along the county.
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