Pleasant Georgia visit by Ohio party entertained in Brunswick
Ohio visitors from Toledo toured Brunswick with the Yaryan Naval Stores group. The Brunswick board of trade hosted a Georgia barbecue at Erica and a Nine O Clock Cotillion dance. A plant inspection impressed directors and lawyers from Toledo, including EB Libbey and F L Geddes, with plans to expand Brunswick operations. An afternoon auto trip is planned, departing 2 50 from the Oglethorpe hotel.
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Yargan Construction Company
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Hert Blair
John T. Newton
Lucas County
J. W. Newton
Chas. Sanszensbacher
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T Hs Medical
Barbecca
Oaks
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John Sievens
M. Edo Miller
Wrailey
Libbey
Geroe
Oglethorpe Hotel
Glynn County Commission Holds December Session
The Glynn county commissioners met in their usual monthly session yesterday. Reports from Tax Collector Read and Treasurer Pyles were received. George H. Smith and J L Allen were re elected to the sinking fund committee for three year terms. A phone was ordered for the county farm. Current bills were approved before adjournment.
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Sneed Acquitted in Bouge Murder Case
Jury clears Sneed of charge in Bouge murder case related to the killing of the elder. No further details provided.
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Bouge
Second Trial in February Sets Up Self Defense Claim
J Beal Sneed was found not guilty of murdering Capt Al G Boyce Sr in Fort Worth. Prosecutors said Sneed shot Boyce in a hotel lobby after returning from Winnipeg with his wife who had eloped with Boyce's son. Sneed plans another trial in February for killing Al Boyce Jr in Amarillo last September.
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Canada
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Captain Boyce
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Amatillo
Texas
Young's New Garage Quickly Tops Local Auto Service
Young's garage at 1206 Newcastle Street under Nick Young has become a leading new industry in the city. The modern machine shop offers automobile accessories, supplies, vulcanizing, repair work, marine projects, and gas tank sales with curbside filling for safety and convenience.
Many Prospects Are Coming to Brunswick and Glynn County
Real estate dealers report strong interest from newcomers for Brunswick Georgia and Glynn County this winter and spring. Letters indicate upcoming visitors seeking homes and business locations with many from farmers merchants and manufacturers. Brunswick’s efforts to attract southern home seekers are expected to pay off in the coming weeks.
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France warns Greece to sign no armistice now
Reports indicate France cautions Greece against signing an armistice, warning that any pause could affect ongoing military and diplomatic positions. The advisory underscores Paris stance amid escalating tensions in the region.
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French Staunchly Urges No Territorial Dispute Over Armistice
Paris reports say Foreign Minister Jody warned Greece to avoid disputes over land that could jeopardize armistice talks with Turkey. Constantinople dispatches note Balkan talks pause for Greece’s sign. Turks claim diplomatic gains. Turkish hopes center on Adrianople and Chatalja while Greece protests aid to besieged cities.
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Jefferson Davis Mansion fund drive in Danville
Committees work to raise funds to buy the Jefferson Davis Mansion in Danville Virginia once used as the Confederate executive mansion after Richmond evacuation. Last night $8,750 of $48,000 sought had been raised and organizers hope to reach at least half of the price locally with regional support urged.
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President Warns European Nations
The Pastime theater will close for two weeks for major renovations and capacity expansion. Manager Brown plans new chairs and interior overhaul and may install a new front. The house will also improve film service and add vaudeville to attract public favor during the shutdown. Brown has gone to Atlanta and will announce further details in The News.
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Japanese Premier Considers Resignation Over Army Increase
Tokio Dec 3 Marquis Satonji the Japanese premier is understood to plan resigning to the emperor tomorrow due to cabinet deadlock over appointing a successor to Lieutenant General Uyehara as minister of war. General Uyehara resigned after cabinet members refused his demand for an army increase.
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Boy fatally shoots brother during Indians game in Owensboro
In Owensboro Kentucky Dee 3 Ray Mosley 18 was shot and probably fatally wounded by his brother Clarence 9 during a game of Indians. Ray was bound for a stake when Clarence fired from a rifle he thought empty.
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Ray Mosley
Clarence Mosley
Fatal wedding fight in Kentucky leaves two dead
In Tompkinsville Kentucky Riley Tyre slashed Luther Jackson during a wedding fight and died after a confrontation with a Smith who was shot by a constable. The scene unfolded as Tyre was arrested and Smith was killed. National Bank Reports notes a Comptroller call for national bank conditions as of November 26.
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Riley Tyre
Luther Jackson
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Tyre
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Murray
Judge Speer Action Endorsed by Methodists
Savannah December 3 The South Georgia Methodist conference unanimously endorsed Judge Emory Speer for denying naturalization to a foreigner who was operating a saloon in Savannah at the close of its session.
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Savannah
Emory Speer
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Rathbone Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
Rathbone lodge No. 45 Knights of Pythias held a Castle Hall meeting last night and elected officers for the coming year. Elected were L Ludwig C C EB C Bruce V C J B High P R Bor chardt M W Fred Pfeiffer K R and S R J Gould M F Max Isaac M EM B Gardner M A Wm Bodani I G Jesse Gibson O G W B Fain trustee.
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L. Ludwig
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C. Bruce
V. C
J. B. High
P. R. Borchardt
Fred Pfeiffer
R. J. Gould
Max Isaac
B. Gardner
Wm. K. Bodani
I. G. Jesse Gibson
O. G
W. B. Fain
Best Wages in Breweries Reported at New York Convention
Reports submitted to the New York State Brewers association convention show the brewing industry ranking seventh in the nation and paying higher wages than any other industry in the United States.
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Cotillion Honors Toledo Visitors At Local Affair
The cotillion last night in Toledo honored visiting guests from Toledo. It was led by Mr. H. F. du Pisnon and Mrs. Carter of Tifton with many new figures making the evening charming and memorable.
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Tifton
Taft Urges Dollars Not Bullets in Foreign Policy
President Taft’s fourth annual message to Congress extols the diplomacy of “dollars vs bullets,” urges open markets, a graduated tariff scale, and stronger mutuality in trade. He lauds Open Door in China, criticizes Nicaragua turmoil, and emphasizes Monroe Doctrine aid to Central America while expanding American influence abroad.
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