Naval Stores Firms Form a Georgia Florida Combine
News reports formation of Consolidated Naval Stores Company bringing Georgia and Florida firms under one umbrella with headquarters planned in Jacksonville. The venture pools major players including Gulf Naval Stores Tampa and Savannah groups, aiming to cut freight costs and curb high Georgia rates. Brunswick and Savannah ports may see reduced business, while Downing Company signals possible stockholding in the new venture.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Gulf Naval Stores Company
Tampa
Florida Naval Stores Company
Lutual
Naval Stores Company
Savannah Naval Stores Co
Fiulis-Young Company
7. P. Wtlams Peacock, Trunter and West Co
Trunter, Pearce & Gattey
Sausey & Huxford
Southern Naval Stores Co
Savannah
Downing Company
Brunswick
C. Downing
Hienatter
Consolidated Naval Stores Company
Downing
Aroyue
Major Downing
Mater
Interesting Services Held at the Synagogue Last Night
Services were held at the synagogue last night for the first time in years and were attended by nearly the entire Jewish population. Friedman of Tampa may be selected as permanent rabbi, with a program featuring Mira Grew Blanton and others. future services will be regular at the synagogue and a leader may be chosen next week.
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Severs
Elivates Friedman
Tamps
Pabiai
Wit
Hervices
City Council Debates Bicycle Riders Petition On Union Street
A petition signed by 157 bicycle riders asks the council to reconsider an ordinance banning riding on the east side of Union street. Action is deferred to the next meeting as riders vow a hard fight to repeal the ordinance amid past accidents between cyclists and pedestrians.
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Union Street
Couneil
Hiegetists
Maj Downing Praises Jacksonville Naval Store Meeting
Maj Downing president of the Downing Company says the naval store operators meeting in Jacksonville was highly successful with strong attendance. He notes productive discussions and many good trade results, praising the event for its organization and impact on Georgia and Florida naval store industries.
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Jacksonville
Maj
Downing
Downing Company
Georgia
Florida
Mr. Downing
Maj. Downine
Cemetery Society Seeks Funds and Care at Oak Grove
Oak Grove Cemetery Society laments lack of interest from lot owners and jet owners neglecting lots for months. Unsubscribed lot owners urged to contribute to the cemetery fund to improve upkeep and appearances. Mrs.Geo.O.Wilder pres.
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Oak Crove
New Savannah Schedule From Brunswick to Forest City
Brunswick and Birmingham officials launched two new Savannah schedules to Susqueys route, offering the trip to Savannah as a pleasant day trip. Trains depart Brunswick at 7:00 a.m. and arrive in Savannah at 9:45 a.m. City ticket agent B. J. Ford can provide more information.
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Brunswick
Birmingham
Savannes
Susceys
Forest City
Savannah
B. J. Ford
Southern Railway eyes Queen and Crescent purchase
Spencer of the Southern Railway Company travels to England to push a plan to acquire the Queen and Crescent system and gain access to New Orleans on its own rails. The deal would unite the New Orleans and Northeastern with Alabama and Vicksburg and the Vicksburg Sareveport line under one operator.
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New Orleans
Southern Railway Company
Queen and Crescent
Spencer
Southern
England
Northeastern
Alabama
Curtain Up For The Second Act County
The News publishes lists of jurors added and removed from the grand jury box tomorrow. It analyzes past political affiliations as part of the jury juggling narrative and promises more details in future columns.
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Petit Jury
Sisters reopen convent school for October 1
The sisters in charge announce the convent school will open October 1 after a successful two-year run. Sisters Paminies and Mary Joseph replace Sisters ignatine and Joanies who stay in Atlanta. They seek support from friends for the coming term.
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Sistoera
Schoo
Paminies
Mary Joseph
Ignatine
Joanies
Atlanta
Growth of Newspaper Issue and Ad Space Sold
The next issue will be the largest yet as the Wise merchant plans heavy ad buys. Three Brunswick firms ordered 500 copies each for wide South Georgia distribution. Act quickly and place ads before 9 a.m. today.
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Brunswick
South Georgia
Bryan backs Johnson praised as a fearless champion of free men
W J Segan notes Bryan’s Commoner tribute to Jon Johnson praising his courage honesty and people oriented leadership. The Ohio convention and Johnson’s stance on silver are discussed with emphasis on his influence within the Democratic party and appeal to the public.
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Incom
Nebraska
W. J. Segan
Jon Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Bryan
Jan. Jie
Cleveland
Johnson
Jon Johnnson
Fire at Stonewall Cotton Mills Destroys 28,000 Lbs of Cotton
A fire at Stonewall Cotton Mills in mill No 1 started by a spark in a shaft box in the card room. The blaze swept the spinning and card rooms destroying 28,000 pounds of cotton in process and caused property damage estimated at $125,000, insured.
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Stonewall, Miss
Stonewall Cotton Mills
Council Hearing Takes Up Brunswick Armory Funding
The Brunswick Riflemen and the Naval Reserves asked the council to appropriate $10 per month for each company to cover armory rent. The petition, presented at Thursday night’s meeting, was referred to the finance committee for a likely report at the next session.
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Brunswick Riflemen
Naval Reserves
Finance Committee
Roosevelt Jr. Ends Dakotas Trip Returns Toward Oyster Bay
Theodrore Roosevelt Jr., after ten days of hunting and fishing with H. R. McCulloigh and Marvin Hug hitt Jr., passes through Chicago en route to Oyster Bay. He had been in the Dakotas and northern Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Bicycle Path Plea In Brunswick Council Debate
A Brunswick council summary notes 155 bicyclists petition to ride on Union street sidewalks. The paper argues sidewalks remain safe and urges a dedicated bicycle path from Dartmouth to Gloucester streets to protect pedestrians and riders alike.
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Brunswick
Union Street
Sity Conneil
Dartmoun Street
Gloucester Street
Lynched man's body found in lime sink near Cordele
September 12. Ben Mobley, accused of assaulting a girl in Dooly county last Friday, was mobbed and lynched on Saturday night. His body was found the next day in a lime sink on J. F. Collins farm, three miles southeast of Cordele by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Murphy. An inquest by a coroner and jury found death at hands of unknown persons.
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Dooly
Cirdele
Brute
Ben Mobley
Granger
Wenona
Dooly County
J. F. Collins
Cordele
Collins
J. W. Graham
Sry
Beautification Work Begins Around Courthouse Square
The effort to beautify Oglethorpe Square beside the courthouse has started. Public spirit and enterprise of those forty are commended, and more improvements could greatly enhance street appearance.
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Oglethorpe Square
Marines to Guard Panama Transit Amid Isthmus Tension
Washington dispatches report 80 Marines ordered from League Island to Panama under Lieutenant Colonel B R Russell to protect transit and deter rebels. Secretary Moody also orders Wisconsin and Cincinnati to Panama and Port au Prince to safeguard American interests in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Saaw
Marine Guard
Norfolk Navy Yard
League Island Navy Yard
Panama
United States
Navy
B. R. Russell
Jarnett
Porter
Ssutter
Marix
Jemiy
Moody
Wisconsin
Bremerton
Cape Haitien
Croft Wins South Carolina Congressional Nomination in Primary
Official returns show W Croft of Columbia defeating G Duncan Bellinger for the second district seat by 126. Croft, a prominent lawyer and former general assembly member, defeats Bellinger who is the current attorney general. Senate and other statewide race tallies list Evans over Latimer for senator and Heyward over Talbert for governor with margins. secretary of state Gantt leads Wilson, comptroller general Jones over Walker, adjutant general Frost over Boyd, and railroad commissioner Caughman over Evans.
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Columbia
D. C
W. Croft
G. Duncan Bellinger
Barrie
Croft
Bellinger
General Assembly
Gary
Sloan
Gantt
Wilson
Jones
Walker
Boyd
Frost
Caughman
Evans
Lash for fathers of girls in Cossack district
A Daily Mail dispatch from St. Petersburg reports the Cossack station commander at Wertschiik orders that the father of every girl born in the district shall receive fifty strokes with the knout. Several men have already been knouted under the ruling, the correspondent notes.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Wertschiik
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