Tuberculosis Cure Study Finds No Conclusive Remedy
Government health investigators report on Dr. Friedmann’s tuberculosis remedy shows insufficient evidence to justify public confidence. Observations of inoculated patients at Mount Sinai Hospital indicate mixed progress with emphasis on long follow up and cautious judgment. The study notes publicity may have harmed confidence in established treatments and urges no change from proven methods.
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F. F. Miedmann
American Association For the Study of Prevention of Tuberculosis
J. F. Anderson
A. M. Stimson
Friedman
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Friedmann
Public Health Service
Berlin
Waycross Claims Largest Crowd Based on Thought
The article reports a dispute over attendance claiming Waycross had the larger crowd on opening day. It cites a Brunswick resident and a ticket tally showing under 2,500 attendees while Waycross claims a larger turnout. League directors are urged to decide the cup’s rightful home for Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Waycross
Waycross Park
R. R. Hopkins
Mahaser Kite
Glenn Consticted Must Remain in Jail In Atlanta
Luther J. Glenn, who eloped with Mrs. C. W. Pidcock, pleaded guilty to abandoning his minor children. He will stay in jail until he raises 1109 dollars after a 100 dollar fine and 12 month jail option, plus 1000 dollar bond in alimony cases. Mrs. Pidcock was not present at sentencing, fueling speculation about her stance.
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Atlanta
Luther J. Glenn
C. W. Pidkcock
Glenn
Pidcock
Plan for Macon terminal and river boat line outlined
A Macon Chamber of Commerce meeting outlined a new river terminal and navigation company with $25,000 capital to operate a four boat line on the Ocmulgee. The plan aims for broad stock participation, with $18,000 expected for equipment and a projected net 26 percent profit, plus potential higher returns after operations stabilize.
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Macon Telegraph
Macon
Ocmulsee River
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Long
Stetson
Chamber of Commercce
Leng
Long
Mawkinsville
Eauboe
Currency Bill 10 to Be Discussed in Congress
Discussion revolves around currency legislation and the timing of action in both houses. Key figures include Representatives Underwood Andrwood Palmer Glass and Senator Owen as they anticipate Senate and House moves following the currency bill. Possible push to revive money trust bills and banking law revisions after currency measures.
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Senate
Tim
Underwood
Pete Dill
Andrwood
Palmer
Glass
Owen
House
Money Trust
Pujo
Grafting Police Get Year in Penitentiary Sentence
Former police inspectors Dennis Sweeney J J Mariha Jas BE Hussey and Jas F Thompson were convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice to cover graft revelations. They received one year in the penitentiary and a $500 fine each, the maximum sentence.
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New York
Dennis Sweeney
J. J
Mariha
Jas. BE
Hussey
Jas
F. Thompson
Georgia Railroad engineer found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
In Augusta on May 9 the State v Marshal Shedd jury returned a verdict of involuntary manslaughter in the case of Edward Collins. Judge Hammond sentenced Shedd to 12 months on the chain gang and six months in jail. The article also notes equipment costs and proposed capital subscriptions for operations.
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Augusta
Marshal Shedd
Georgia Railroad
Edward
Sonny’’) Collins
Hammond
Shedd
Japan Files Formal Protest on California Anti-Alien Law
Washington May 9. Japan’s formal protest against California’s anti alien land bill was delivered to Secretary Bryan by Viscount Chinda in person. Cabinet indications pointed to a later White House statement as Bryan met the ambassador. no formal reply was given at noon. The secretary scheduled resumed talks tomorrow after a New York trip.
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Washington
Japan
California
Bryan
State Department
Tovtay
Chinda
White House
Bryan Bassador
Lynchings Talk Prevails Around Jesup
News note reports ongoing discussion of a lynching incident around Jesup with officials considering charges and public reaction. Authorities pursue clarity on the event while residents weigh the social implications.
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Jesup
Prejudice Overflows as Jesup Simmers Over Assault Case
Anger and fear grip Jesup as residents threaten lynching over the assault charge against John Arnold. The itinerant preacher from Marion County South Carolina, 45, with wife and two children, was tracked by bloodhounds after allegedly luring a 5 year old girl to a barn near Doctortown. Arnold was captured in Ludowici and returned to Jesup amid hush rumors of vigilante action.
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Jesup
John Arnold
Wayne County
Mount Pleasant
Arnold
Price
Doctortown
Ludowici
Marion County
S.C
District Meet of High Schools Delivers Great Success
The district high school meet concluded yesterday with strong performances across schools. Competitors from multiple campuses showcased talent, securing top finishes and signaling a successful event for the district.
Elev enth District High School meet drew large crowd and protests
About 50 contestants competed in Brunswick with events at the opera house and St Simon beach. Winners included Max Rogers Baxley Ruth Pitzer Valdosta Paul Warwick Brunswick Miriam Jones Valdosta and Brunswick lead in points pending protests. New officers were elected J H Haddock Brunswick president Q L Garrett Waycross vice president T D Seals Valdosta secretary-treasurer.
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Eleventh District High School Association
Opera House
St. Simon
Howevr
Max Rogers
Baxley
L. Wilder
Brunswick
eRuth Pitzer
Valdosta
Elizabeth Abrams
Spelling
Paul Warwick
Miss Thomas
Miriam Jones
Miss Lambert
Sparks
Atlanta Confident of Getting Big Convention in 1914
Forrest Adair and an Atlanta Shriner delegation of more than 200 prominent citizens depart for the Dallas convention and express confidence that the Imperial Council will accept an invitation to hold the 1914 gathering in Atlanta Georgia Governor Joseph M Brown adds a formal invite and pledge of welcome to the Shriners tied to Yaarab Temple’s invitation to come to Atlanta for the 1914 convention.
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Atlanta
Imprial Council
Yaarab Temple
Forrest Adair
Shriners
Atlanta Shriners
Dallas
Texas
Adair
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
American Colony Fights Raiders at San Dieguito
In May a 14 outlaws raid on the San Dieguito colony in Mexico was repulsed by 10 colonists aided by five Mexican federal soldiers and civilians. The pursuit recovered several stolen articles and the clash ends the immediate threat to the settlement.
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Washington
San Dieguito
Mexico
Cincinnati May Have Big Strike
Cincinnati officials say the new union street car employer committee orders a work suspension starting at 9 PM on all Cincinnati Traction lines. The union seeks higher pay union recognition shorter hours and double overtime pay, claims the company disputes the size of the union and asserts traffic will not be delayed.
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Cincinnati
Union Street Car
Cincinnati Traction Company
Shriners Consider Atlanta Outreach Amid Regional Travel
The group notes that a majority of representatives express favor toward Atlanta. Mr. Adair observes the Shriners have not yet met in the South Atlantic states, though they have held pilgrimages across other regions of the country.
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Atlanta
Georgia Considers Three New Federal Districts
Local attorneys monitor prospective creation of three Georgia districts named northern middle and southern to replace the existing two. If approved, each district would receive an additional judge with expected city allocations for Atlanta Rome Gainesville Macon Columbus Augusta Savannah Albany Valdosta.
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United States Court
Georgia
North
South Georgia
North Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Gainesville
Middle Georgia
Macon
Columbus
Augusta
Savannah
Albany
Valdosta
Selec
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T. D. Seals
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