Address on "That Boy" Opens Brunswick Chautauqua
J H Vincent founder of the Indigo Movement spoke at the Brunswick chautauqua on Newcastle street. The Redpath Bureau and King’s Daughters organized the event with Rev T B Epting delivering opening prayers. Vincent urged parental responsibility and narrated boyhood stages from ages two to sixteen, stressing the critical teen years and need for guidance.
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Andi Ng
J. H. Vincent
Brunswick Chautauqua
Newcastle Street
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau of
Chicago
King’s Daughters
Daughters of the American Revolution
T. B. Epting
8. James' Lutheran Church
Fe. Blackwood
Redpath Bureau
Flacent
Redpath Grand Opera Company
Hugheson
Don Fulgenzio
Faust
Mabel Sherwood Cox
Rosanna
Vincent
Chautauqua
N. Y
California alien land act and treaty clash discussed in Washington
Washington May 22 diplomats weigh if California’s alien land act violates the 1911 treaty with Japan. Officials split on inheritance prohibitions and a broader protection against escheatment while Tokyo looks toward arbitration. Japan’s parliament approves a 600000 dollar appropriation for Panama-Pacific exposition representation.
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Washington
State Department
California
Webb
Officius
Japetnes
Japan
Japanese Disappointed by U S Reply on California Land Act
The United States reply to Japan’s protest over California alien land ownership law disappointed Japanese officials. Tokyo details that Washington did not claim treaty violation nor promise action to nullify the act. Tokyo asks Viscount Chinda to press a stricter treaty interpretation and rejects Bryan’s referendum idea as doubtful.
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Tokio
United States
California
Japan
Washinton
Viscount Chinda
Washington
Bryan
Japan Urges Cool Heads in California Land Dispute Mass Meeting
Suruku Ebara, a member of the peers and government party, told about 4,000 Japanese in California that peaceful settlement is possible. He said Japan seeks an amicable solution and trusts the U S government to address the issue justly. He emphasized no need for Japanese to fear mass action.
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Rancisco
Cal
Suruku Ebara
Japan
California
United States
Post Office Reestablished At Cumberland Island
Cumberland land will again receive a mail service with an island post office to reopen once a postmaster on the island qualifies. The first Cumberland office was discontinued previously. Senator Hoke Smith, urged by a Georgia citizen, prompted the reestablishment and notification from the assistant postmaster general confirms operation will start after qualifications and contract award. The facility will aid summer mail carriage and regular service when active.
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Cumberland Land
Brunswick O
Cumberland
Hoke Smaith
Georgia
Catherland
Georgia “Enator
Urth
Battle in carriage as highwaymen attack bank messenger
New York May 22 J Wintress a bank messenger fought four highwaymen who boarded his carriage and tried to seize the payroll of Nathan Manufacturing Co He resisted with a revolver and clubs was shot in the arm and scalp opened Police arrived as the robbers fled One was shot by a policeman another captured and two escaped
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New York
Dual juries fail to reach verdict in two trials
In Wellington two juries failed to agree on the cases of Dart and Gray v Ingram Dart Lighterage and Bar Cash and Package Carrier v Butts Dubberry Hardware. A mistrial was declared after hearings extended late. Non-suit was entered in Joe Gant v City and Suburban Railway.
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W. R. Dart
Ben Gray Va
Ingram-Dart Lighterage Company
Bar Cash and Package Carrier Company
Butts Dubberry Hardware Company
Conyers
Night Aid
Joe Gant
City and Suburban ‘Railway Company
Buit
Miners Leave 1000 Seek Protection in West Virginia Fields
In Charleston on May 22 1 000 miners and their families left New River to seek protection from the United Mine Workers of America as a new strike complicates the coal region crisis. Martial law remains in effect with few soldiers in the field after Gov Hatfield released 12 men. Senator Kern seeks Senate investigation into the Derby area unrest.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
New River
United Mine Workers of America
Karaweha
Gav. Hatfield
Kern
Senate Committee
Invitation to A V Wood for Mosquito Address in Moultrie
The Worth While club invites A V Wood of Dronswick to speak on mosquitoes. the public may be invited. Wood, a 30 year resident and leading mosquito specialist, has collaborated with a German scientist for four years to advance research.
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A. V. Wood
Moultrie Observer
Ladies of the
Worth
Dronswick
Wood
United States
Heellas
Prisoner transport plot halted at Kentucky penitentiary
Frankfort Kentucky May 22 plans to move a large group of prisoners from the state penitentiary on Mother's Day were stopped when Warden Wells confronted two leaders. One confessed and both were removed to the Eddyville prison.
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Frankfort
Wells
Eddysville
Tariff Fight Moves Up A Step In The Senate
Washington May 22 The tariff debate advanced as Senator Penrose prepared to print and circulate tariff questions from Senator Lafollette for manufacturers. A finance subcommittee proposed a substitute list as an amendment while hearings with manufacturers continued and will close Tuesday. Senator Stone’s subcommittee continued reviewing wool and metal schedules.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Lafollette
Simmons
Stone
Williams
Finance Committee
Senator Stone
Jordan 18 suspended from game by league action
In Waycross on May 22 manager Otto Jordan of the Valdosta team received notice of an indefinite suspension pending an investigation into conduct in Brunswick yesterday. Jordan was ejected from the game and the league president was notified, with the suspension communicated this morning. An investigation was expected to proceed promptly.
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Waycross
Otto Jordan
Valdosta
Bruswick
Jordan
Jordin
Groover
Fire damages Kulburschark goods store in Tifton
A fire at Kulburschark goods store in Tifton this morning caused about 20000 dollars in losses. Fire crews battled the blaze but the store sustained extensive damage.
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Tifton
Kulburschark Goods
Two Distressed Americans Face Slow Death From Mercury Poison
Macon and Sioux City reports detail two men, B Sanders Walker of Macon and Robert Palmer of Sioux City, who ingested bichloride of mercury tablets. Walker died after days of guarded treatment while Palmer awaits a slow, painful fate after his act in a hotel.
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Sioux City
Robert Palmer
Palmer
Five Die as Explosion Wrecks French Liner Senegal
Smyrna May 22 The French liner Senegal lies beached on the harbor front after an accidental mine explosion as she left port. The blast instantly killed five crew and passengers and fatally injured others. The ship kept enough headway to run aground in shallow water, and all injured aboard were landed safely.
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Smyrna
Senegal
Mort
Family feud ends in double tragedy at Moultrie bridge
J M Horange and his son died from shotgun wounds after a confrontation with Jerry and Jim Hart near a bridge in Moultrie. The Harts fled unhurt. The clash reportedly stems from a disputed timber deal between the Hart and Horange families.
Prominent Jacksonville Man Drowns Crossing River
Jacksonville May 22 E Q Painter president of the Painter Fertilizer works drowned when he fell from a ferry boat crossing the St Johns river to its South Jacksonville factory. The body was not recovered.
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Jacksonville
President Wilson Nominates Immigration Commissioner General
President Wilson nominates A. A. Caminetti of California for commissioner general of immigration. Postmaster nominees include J. M. Poulnot of Charleston and Pierre H. Fike of Spartanburg.
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Washington
Wilson Day
A. A. Caminetti
California
J. M. Poulnot
Charleston
Pierre H. Fike
Spartanburg
Emperor Yoshihi's Illness Reported in Tokyo
Tokio May 22 Emperor Yoshihi of Japan fell ill today with inflammation of the lungs as physicians in attendance report.
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Tokio
Emperor Yoshihito
Japan
Mob of 500 surrounds police station in Kansas City
A mob of about 500 Black residents gathered at the Flora avenue police station in Kansas City to demand the death of Wesley Robinson, who had confessed to killing his wife and daughter with a hatchet last Saturday night. Police shielded him as he was hustled to a car and taken to headquarters.
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Kansas City
Flora Avenue
Wesley Robinson
Drainage committee meets with broad national representation
Washington May 22 thirty three states with about 75 million people representing more than 75 percent of the continental United States attend the general educational committee meeting of the National Drainage gross today.
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Washington
United States
Republicans Plan Campaign Committee Conference
Republican senators met in Washington on May 22 and appointed a five member committee to confer with the House on an early joint caucus to organize a congressional campaign. Senators named include Gallinger Norris and Jones. in Wyoming the conference was at by $1 senators among the men are Cumimik Sherman and Orris of U.
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House of Representatives
Congressional Campaign Committee
Sem
Gallinger
Norris
Jones
Wyoming
M Enare Cumimik
Sherman
Orris
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