Georgia parole plan targets life term inmates age over sixty five
The Prison Commission seeks to extend parole benefits to life term prisoners reaching old age, noting 176 inmates over 45 and several aged beyond 70. It cites long sentences and the desire to release those aged twenty to thirty years into society, including dozens who have served two decades. The article lists totals by age and sentence length to illustrate eligible groups.
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Prson Commission
Legislativeuga
Prison Commission
Tweny
Serure
Georgia
Griffin
Labor Leader Endorses Gov Haskell in Oklahoma
Traveling AFL organizer Senry Wo Walker, familiar with Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas, says Governor Taskell’s policy toward labor and iron movement in Oklahoma is favorable. He voices strong support for Taskell as a healer in economic and political fields, aligning with organized labor’s hopes.
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Mineral West Rexas
Sevenal
Senry Wo Walker
American Federation of Labor
Bissour
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Col Taskell
Taskell
Organized
Georgia to solicit bids for common school texts
Professor Jereme Pound announces that no action will be taken on adopting school books until after October 9. The Georgia School Book Commission will invite publishers to submit tentative bids on arithmetics, histories, geography, English, grammar, physiology, agriculture, and civil government to replace current texts.
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Jereme Pound
United States
Book Commission
Pound
Ata of
Georgia
Smd
Aboe
Schoot Book Commission of Georete
Iron Furnaces Resume Third Furnace Blown This Month
Birmingham September 24 The Lady Ensley furnace at Sheffield Bloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company now making from the torch applied earlier this week This marks the second furnace in Alabama to resume operations this month Preparations are underway to blow in a third furnace before month end with two or three more ready to go in October Several furnace companies expect strong production for the balance of the year Keepers wary of demand and terms for the year ahead.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lady Ensley
Sheffield Bloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Alabama
Lineman Electrocuted in New Orleans Incident
John Eming a 23 year old telephone lineman was electrocuted while working on the lines in New Orleans late yesterday. His right foot was burned completely off and the leg charred up to the lines in the fatal accident reported September 24.
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New Orleans
John Eming
Bribery Charge Against Taft Alleges Gompers Shadowing
Washington DC September 24 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor named former Secretary Taft in a bribery accusation and alleged that J W Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers had doctors shadowed federation officials and offered bribes to Gompers to desert organized labor. Gompers described meetings with Brandenburg and Van Cleave proposing to manipulate his reelection and pledged bribes and checks, with Duncen and Huber present at key moments, in a widening contempt case involving Taft and the federation leadership.
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Washington DC
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
Taft
J W van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Goampers
Mitchell
Morrinson
Gompers
Jackson Halston
van Cleave
Ralston
Gampers
Homes
National Manufacturers Association
Beig
New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Yvan Cleave
Brandenburg
Federation of Labor
Outinyes Cominucu
Federation
Duncan
Brandendors
Brandenpore
Gompers Contempt Case Prompted Strike Motion
James Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, denied employing detectives or mediaries to shadow Samuel Gompers or other AFL officials. He rejected bribery claims, calling them false and asserting no improper methods were used in dealings with organized labor.
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Gompers
Davenport
Gomper
van Cleave
Torturing Animals To Assist Science Promotion
A sensational missive rails against Pavlov and animal testing, praising then criticizing painful experiments. It touts "Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets" as a cure, claiming modern chemistry and universal use, and advertises mail order availability from Stuart, Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Pawlow
Russia
Shakespeare
Mall
Stuar
Stuart
Marshall, Mich
Near Beer Tax Injunction Sought in Macon
Macon reporters say attorneys Minte Wimberly and Jesse Harrig obtained an injunction delaying near beer tax collection of 200 dollars. Judge Elle signed the order served on Ordinary C M Whitey and Sheriff George Robertson. A further hearing is set after Judge Felton returns. Thirty two local near beer dealers are named in the petition.
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Macon
Minte Wimberly
Jesse Harrig
Elle
Atlanta
M_ Whitey
George Robertson
W Hitelton
New York
Near Heer
Snally
Felton Returne
Cooper
Perdue
Sperial
John Randolph Cooper
F Perdue
Poreh
Bathesville
A Murphy
Otgagea
Not in Mayoralty Race Declares College Park Leader
T McCrory a prominent College Park citizen announced he would not enter the mayoral race and will continue as a private citizen. The field currently has two candidates seeking the honor.
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F. CG. M'Crory
T . McCrory
College Park
Iife
Will of Winfield Tucker Filed for Probate in New York
The will of the late Winfield Tucker, who died September 6 near Lake Toxaway North Carolina, was filed for probate in the Surrogate’s office. Bequests total about $75,000 to charitable institutions, similar amounts to relatives, and the residue to missionary societies of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The Presbyterian Hospital in New York receives $22,500 for endowment of three beds in memory of Joseph, Tanbella, and Adaline Tucker.
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Winfield Tucker
New York
Lake Toxaway
North Carolina
Protestant Episcopal Church
T He the Presbyterian Hospital
Joseph, Tanbella
Adaline Tucker
Crage Couphy Riding in West Baffles Fox Hunter Notions
In Milwaukee Sentinel style prose, a West coast rider challenges a city dweller’s belief that fox hunting is confined to the East. The exchange notes that in parts of Illinois the sport exists, with riders enjoying valid traditions without formal foxhounds or attire.
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Crage-Couphy
Milwaukee
Brown Happily Received During Macon Stop
Brown toured Macon meeting workers and business leaders en route to Atlanta for the state primary. He greeted crowds with cordial remarks and mingled with citizens, expressing happiness at the morning reception.
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Brown
Macon
Earis
Dr O . Gibser
Atlanta
Hamisdea
Holding Seed for an Advance
Mills in Mississippi report seed prices rising as seed cotton is held for higher advances. Jackson mills raised seed to 12 dollars per ton for seed and 14 for mill demies with officials noting strong farmer intent to hold seed. Market direction remains uncertain as crop prospects and demand influence future prices.
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Jackson
Mississippi
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Huberty Davenport
Ely Meyer & M. GC
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Cloud-Stanford Co
the Shop of Quality
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Dental
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Eptember
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Daniel Davenport
James M Baker
Bucks Store and Range Company
St Louis
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Gomperg
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Madrid
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