Brunswick Man Invents Automobile Condenser For Water Cooled Radiators
A Brunswick resident and city engineer J B High has developed a condenser named Keep Kool Kondense for cars with water cooled radiators. The device fits atop the radiator, acts as a condenser and radiator cap, preventing overheating and simplifying installation. The High Condenser Company was formed with High F B Twitty and R A Gould as incorporators to manufacture the condensers in Brunswick once chartered.
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Brunswick
J. B. High
High
Glynn
5. B. High Condenser Company
Mr. High
F. B. Twitty
R. A. Gould
Mrs. Will Skipper Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. William Skipper died at her home last night at 7 o'clock after a lengthy illness. She was 30, a longtime Brunswick resident, and is survived by her husband and five young children. Funeral arrangements were being finalized as relatives arrived.
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William Skipper
Skipper
Brunswick
EL Paso
Texas
Alvero Obregon
Carranza
Mexico
Nogales
Sonora
Juarez
Mexi
Jose Rodriguez
Villa
Manuel Banda
Byemis
Rodriguez
Casas Granites
Portirio Rodriguez
Bustillos Ranch
Chihuahua City
Iustillos
Jacinto Trevino
Fortunato Maycott
Luis Herrera
Yianid
Niguez
Sor
Local Negroes Organize A Real Estate Company
The United Investment company filed for charter in Glynn County Superior Court. John Byrd L A Clark and J E Fowler, prominent local Black residents, plan to offer monthly installment payments for available lots and to operate exclusively among their color in Brunswick. They aim to enable black residents to own homes through this new enterprise.
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Brunswick
Glynn Superior Court
United Investment Company
John Byrd
L. A. Clark
J. E. Fowler
Beach Famous Author and Party Stop Near Brunswick
Renowned author and a social circle halt at a Brunswick area rendezvous during a long voyage to South America aboard a sea craft described as a handsome yacht. Party Aboard includes notable guests and planned stops en route.
Wisdon Yacht Expedition Aims At Global Filmmaking
A large party led by FE A Salisbury sails aboard the yacht Wisdom for a southward voyage to Florida and the West Indies to film animal life for scientific and educational purposes. Rex Beach and George Stone join the crew to produce nature pictures used by universities worldwide.
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Wisdom
Brunswick
Florida
Rex Beach
George Stone
FE. A. Salisbury
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Mosquito
Panama Canal
Central America
Gulf of California
Galapagos
Chiands
Juan Fernandez
Rainness Peak
Peru
Ecuador
San Blas Islands
Salisbury
KE. A. Salisbury
University of California
Charles Earl
Harvard University
L. B. Plinton
Kansas State University
W. Salisbury
Leland Stanford University
George Dow
Denmark
Reeves- Graef
Tropics
California
West
Baker Plant Destroyed in Lake City Fire
Fire engulfed the Sanls Baker company building and the Halcyon hotel in Lake City early today. The conflagration caused an estimated loss of $50,000, with hotel occupants escaping unharmed.
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Lake City
Sanls Baker Company
General Merchandise Dealers
Halcyon
Seamen Christmas Tree Event Planned At Seamen's Mission
The Ladies of the W C T U announce a Christmas tree program Sunday night at the Seamen's Mission to benefit sailors in port. Useful bags will be distributed, and a varied program is promised as seamen in port are invited to attend.
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Seamens Mission
No More Doubt About Yaryan Plant Resuming Operations
Final announcement declares readiness to restart the Yaryan plant on Monday, ending uncertainty about the facility’s status. The plan outlines coordinated steps for restart, safety checks, and personnel deployment to resume production promptly.
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Yaryan
Opening of Yaryan Basin and Naval Stores plant in Brunswick
The mammoth plant of the Yaryan Basin and Naval Stores Company will start operation Monday morning in Brunswick. Manager G C Smith reports readiness with almost 100 workers at the site and wood shipments expected by carload in the next day or two. General Manager Brailey plans to be present at startup and will reside in the city after January first.
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Yaryan Basin and Naval Stores Company
Brunswick
Georgia
Wohler
G. C. Smith
Smith
Wods
Brailey
Ty Cahise
Yasaka Maru Sunk Without Warning. 120 Passengers Safe
The Yasaka Maru, a Japanese liner, sank in the Mediterranean after a submarine torpedoed her without warning. All 120 passengers and 160 crew survived, with a French gunboat rescuing them at Port Said. American passenger W. J. Leigh among those aboard. The ship’s fate attributed to a submarine, nationality unnamed. prior reports split between Austrian and German subs.
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London
Mediterranean
Japan
Port Said
W. J. Leigh
Admira‘tion
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Extra Hours 0 at Postoffice
Postmaster announces extended hours to handle holiday mail. All packages mailed in a day were dispatched and many will soon reach destinations. General delivery windows stay open tonight until 7 p.m. to ease morning arrivals. The Washington dispatch notes Penfield in Vienna received word on a note about Ancona.
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Brunswick
Miliot
Bel Fiet
Washington
State Department
Move to Establish Brunswick Branch of U S Court Gathers Support
Congressman Walker plans introduction of a bill creating a United States court division at Brunswick. The Brunswick Board of Trade reports strong attorney endorsements and letters from Judge Dell and Judge Sellers urging passage, with Walker promising action when Congress reconvenes after Christmas.
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Board of Trade
J. R. Waller
United States Court
Brunswick
Walker
Nin
Ens
Walter
Washington
J. Go Weatherly
ATV
Weatherly
Ly Runewick
J. R. Walkers
Dell
Hazlehurst
Brunswick Board of Trade
Senate
House
Reniy Beg
Smith
Flardwick
Welwar
Lewis
Llindis
Ans
A District
Dlan Walker
Sellers
Bulgarian Officer Will Be Punished
London dispatch reports Greek government received assurances the Bulgarian officer responsible for the Koritza incident will be punished. Also noted is the death at Windsor of John Russell, official photographer to the British court, who began work at eighteen and captured monarchs across Europe.
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London
Athens
Reuter
Telegram Company
Koritza
Windsor
John Russell
Great Britain
Edward
Prince of Wales
Europe
Martial law in Greece may be proclaimed in near term
The report alleges unofficial talks of martial law in Greece amid fear Bulgarian troops may cross the border. A Bulgarian officer was punished for a clash with Greek forces near Epirus, while other war actions include naval incidents and submarine activity in the eastern theater.
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London
Martial
Greece
Athens
Epirus
Near East
Varna
Hartimyons- Weilerkopf
Associated Press
Vosges
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Suvla
Gievgeli
Servia
Saloniki
German bank leader Alfred Roelker dies in New York
Alfred Roelker, president of the German Savings banks, died in New York. Born in Germany, he came to the United States at 14 and held directorships at Germania Life Insurance. He belonged to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and several scientific societies.
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New York
Alfred Toelker
Germany
Germania Life Insurance Company
German Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Natural History
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