Farmers of South Meetin Convention Opens Three Day Session
The Farmers of the South convention opens with 500 to 600 officials and delegates present as National President Charlee Barrett calls the initial session to order at 10 o'clock in the hall of representatives. Thomas B. Watson will speak Tuesday evening at the Baptist tabernacle on Luckie street, expected to draw a large crowd.
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Farmers’ Union
Charlee
Barrett
Hall of Representatives
Grady Monument
Marietta Street
Capitol
South
Metrapgia
Gogthern
Ceasion
Tom Watson
Baptist Tabernacle
Luckie Street
Thomas B. Watson
Watson
Tabernacle
John Womete Graves
Speak Ee P
Heundreda
Atlanta
Guests Robbed at De Soto Hotel
Special to The Georgian from Savannah Georgia reports that in Gavannah on January 22 seven guests were robbed at the De Soto Hotel during a disturbance and later arrested.
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Desoto
Gavannah, Ga
More Than Million Members Grow in Five Years
A Texas farmers union formed five years ago reports rapid growth, reaching over a million members as new locals join at about 1,200 per year. Leaders say the movement spreads across the state, expanding influence among farmer families and workers.
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Texas
Dariete Piventy
Mommy
Deere Peesae
Bank Dynamited By Band of Robbers
A Bank is dynamited by a band of robbers at the Bank of New era of Guerns and other places. no clue to the culprits yet.
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Bank of New Ae
Guerns
Oltoere
Marriott Races To Fast Time At Five Mile World Championship
The five mile world championship drew crowds as two steamers and one gasoline car competed. Start at Ormond Beach and the event featured strong performances with Hutton finishing a full minute behind the winner after a tight early pace. The race attracted attention for its speed and the presence of American Mercedes cars.
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Ormond
Neeeh
Mercedes
Man Dies by His Own Hand After Family Tragedy
Special to The Ga. reports a man killed himself following his sister's departure. The plaited text is garbled but indicates a morning incident in a saloon near Baltimore with the man likely involved in a self inflicted death.
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Baltimore
Promoters Meet in Americus on Western and Gulf Railway Plan
An important meeting of the promoters of the Western and Gulf railway is held in Americus Georgia today. The right of way has been surveyed and local residents are informed of the progress and implications of the project.
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Americus, Ga
Prominent County Official Dies Suddenly at Home
J. L. Robinson longtime county commissioner and notable local figure died of heart disease at his Naylor home. He had lived in the county all his life and was about years old. He was sworn in as commissioner.
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Valdosta
J. L. Robinson
Board of County Commissioners
Naylor
Robinson
Commiasto
Swettenham Cables Thanks After Navy Insult Incident
King Edward fumes at governor as Kingston faces famine after a destructive event. Survivors need food and aid as authorities pool resources to rebuild infrastructure and restore order following the turmoil.
Jamaica Governor Thanks U S Aid in Cable Message
Kingston reports The Evening Standard cites a Washington cable from Governor Swettenham of Jamaica thanking the United States for aid rendered by Admiral Davis and others. The Jan 22 message notes gratitude from Jamaica to U S authorities for relief assistance.
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Washington
State Department
Swettenham
Jamaicahe
Davis
Kingston
Jamaica
Government orders investigation over Swettenham quake incident
London reports Britain orders inquiry into the Swettenham led incident affecting Jamaica. Admiral Davis and his crew are to depart Kingston amid political withdrawal by the governor as earthquakes devastate Kingston causing casualties and refugee displacement.
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London
England
United States
Swettenham
Jamaica
Admiral Davis
Kingston
Buried Fragments Describe Helpful Spirit in Turbulent Time
A fragmented line recalls a community effort to offer every possible aid amid turmoil, highlighting collective spirit and perseverance through hardship. The remnants hint at communal support and resilience without detailing specific events or names.
Interchangeable Mileage Adopted in Southeast
Southeast highway and railroad executives announce interchangeable mileage good on all roads east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. The plan, discussed in a special conference session, is set to take effect February 1 though some roads implement it immediately, part of a broader push for reduced passenger rates statewide.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Southeastern
Southeastern Passenger Association
Epee
Presseth
Florida
Young Robbers Fight Off Officers In Utica Capture
Utica New York January 22 after a running fight with police Howard Eastwood 23 and Thomas Corbett 19 were captured and linked to ten robbery incidents in the Louisville Kentucky area and a vermet of this city remains unsettled.
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Utica
N. Y
Howard Eastwood
Thomas Corbett
Loulaville
Vote Looms In Brownsville Pension Debate
Washington reports early Senate action expected on the Brownsville pension issue. Senators press to close the controversy after yesterday’s developments and a compromise resolution by Senator Foraker appears likely to pass with narrow opposition. President Roosevelt and allies feel they have won a victory.
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Washington
Senate
Brownsville
Yeeterday
Foraker
Roosevelt
Mrs Octavia Kruger Found Dead in Piedmont Avenue Home
Mrs Octavia Kruger widow of Edward Kwan was found dead in her bed at 145 Piedmont Avenue where she boarded with a private family. A friend discovered her late Tuesday morning. a physician said she had been dead for several hours. The body lay in the parlor of H M Patterson.
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Octavia Kruger
Edward = Kwan
Piedmont Avenue
Ruger
H. M. Patterson
Admits She Shot Bergen Through Door in State’s Theory
A defendant concedes shooting Bergen through a door as the state argues a planned attack. Solicitor Hill presents the theory distinguishing the defendant’s actions from accidental discharge.
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Bergen
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Wreeeee L. Hines
Nenson
Eheirman
Sammit
Marriott
Hutton
Dui Swon
Man
Uehti
Farmers! Union
United States Navy
Swettenham Cables
Edward
David
Evening Standard
Raja Yous
Kruger
Solicitor Hill
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