China Refuses to Keep Treaty on Manchuria Ports
Tokio reports China refuses to honor treaties with Japan and the United States to open Anting and seventeen Manchurian cities for international residence and trade. China insists Mukden is outside the occupied area and that foreign trade stay confined there, with duties levied by China. Difficulties also arise in establishing a Chinese customs at Antung as Japan occupies the riverfront for miles, hindering site acquisition for the proposed customs.
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Tokio
Japan
United Sates
Anting
Manchurian
China
Mukden
Pekin
Antung
Yalu
le River
Two Army Deserters Nabbed by Marshal in St Augustine
James Newland and James Blankenship, deserters from the U S Army stationed in Atlanta fourteen months ago, were arrested here by a detective and a United States marshal. They were taken to Fort Scriven for further investigation.
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St. Augustine
Fla
James Newland
James Blankenship
United States Army
Hteen
Atlanta
United States
Fort Scriven
Mrs William Carter Dies at Home on Sandtown Road
Mrs William Carter aged 45 died at her Sandtown road home on Thursday afternoon. Funeral services were held at Mt Olive church at 3 pm Friday with interment in the churchyard burying ground.
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William Carter
Sandtown Road
Mt. Olive Church
Refuse To Testify And Are In Jail In Denver
Four men jailed for contempt of court for refusing to testify in the franchise election frauds inquiry remain in jail. William Evans, Tramway Company general manager, may join them but is away on vacation. An exodus of tramway and gas workers implicated in tax-receipts voting surfaced. Ballot discrepancies were found in ward 4 and Mayor Speer’s precinct, with irregularities suggesting collusion between corporations and election judges across precincts.
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Denver
Col
William Evans
Tramway Company
Lindsey
Gouen
City of Tramway and Gas Company
R. W. Speer
Store Plunder and City Redevelopment in Rome
W. W. Brooks and Mrs. Turnbulls Broad street brick properties condemned after fire and to be replaced with new structures. Robbery targets J. H. Radcliffe Company store near the Central railroad. sheriff pursues suspects with bloodhounds. Joseph Johnson resigns from Rome police after eight years. Gibson Ruggles named in his place. Charles R. Ruggles and Leona Gibson wed at home of bride on Upper B street. First Baptist Revival gains Daily attendance under Pastor R Headden with two services each day open to the public.
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W. C. Clement
Rome
W. W. Brooks
W. T. Turnbull
Broad Street
Maddox
J. H. Radcliffe Company
Central Railroad
Sheriff Byars
Joseph Johnson
Johnson
Gibson Ruggles
Charles R. Ruggles
Leona Gibson
Upper B Street
John P. Davis
Ruggles
Covington Firms Beginning Business on Sep 1
Covington Ga Aug 10 On September 1 several new business firms will begin business in Covington First is Cash Mubley & Company who will take the store room now occupied by W L Adair Both residents here First will open read goods and notions in the vacated store of G T Sun Dunnscaste Smith Ure after a keen and effective career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cash, Mubley & Company
W. L. Adair
G. T. Sun
Th Mobley
Smith Ure
Parable of the Two Sons sermon on Luke 15
A Sunday school lesson reflects on the prodigal son story. It notes the elder brother is often overlooked in art and preaching, urges focus on both sons and God’s loving welcome, and argues all humans are lost yet find salvation through Christ.
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Christ
Lasarus
International Committee
Sun World
Ted Noble
Som
Ene
Earth
Son
Jesus
Esus
Igal
Calvary
Apostle E
Prodigal Son Parable Reveals God’s Forgiving Love
The sermon traces the parable of the prodigal son and elder brother to illustrate God’s boundless mercy. It contrasts the father’s loving welcome with the elder brother’s envy, linking the prodigal return to Christ’s sacrifice and urging personal repentance and return to the Father’s house.
Hearing Set in Hawkinsville Murder Case
Hawkinsville Ga August 10 pularks superior court convenes next Monday August 13 with several cane trials. Reary presents Leah Hunt and Ell Daniel charged with killing Barton Hendley during a night melee on Hawkinsville streets. Hunt and Daniel were jailed after the incident. Hunt injured by bird shot in the shoulder.
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Hawkinsville
Pularks
Superior Court
Reary
Leah Hunt
Ell Daniel
Barton Hendley
Hunt
Daniel
Oil Trust Men See Roosevelt in Indian Territory Controversy
Representatives from Standard Oil and the Interior Department planned to meet with President Roosevelt to discuss land disputes in the Indian Territory. The visit followed protests and calls for government intervention in the oil trust controversy.
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OIL Trust
Roosevelt
Round Trip Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain Tickets
Round trip by Western and Atlantic route for four dollars ten cents. Tickets on sale Saturdays and valid until the Tuesday after. Includes visit to Chickamauga Park during Georgia State Guard encampment. For tickets and schedules call Thomas City Pass & Tkt Agt Phones 169 M Bell Atlanta. Funeral details note a wife and one child survive. services held Friday afternoon at Willea churchyard burial ground.
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Chickamauga Park
Georgia State Guard
Thomas
Tkt
M. Bell
Atlanta
C. B. Walker
Depot Ticket Agt
Malin
C. E. Harman
G. P
J. C. Johnson
Chamblee
Willea
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Phillips & Crew Co
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C, W. Mangum
B. E. Pearce
Bleah
John W. Grant
James G. Woodward
Sharp
Abd EL Kader
Johnson and Hardy
Will Dockray
Charles F. Lemon
Eddie Mack
Brin Gamour
Cameragraph
He Is
King Edward
Cincinnati
Mer Ameri
Helen
Manchester
Zimmerman
Cat
Edward
Luke
George A. Beattie
Tim
Angela
Oyater Baie Y
Peterday Ree
Tor
James J
Barnesdale
Ceveres
Peolneesers
Bere
Lande
Indian Territory
Standard of Company
Interior
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Western & Atlantic R.R
AIR Iline
Old Point Comfort, VA
Ocean View
Cape Henry
Virginia Beach
Portsmouth
Richmond
Norfolk
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Calhoun Falls
Abbeville
Greenwood
Charles B. Ryan
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