Chattanooga Eyes 150000 for Confederate Veterans Reunion
Chattanooga prepares for the largest Confederate veterans reunion since the association’s founding. The May 27 29 gathering seeks 150000 visitors with rail and hotel service projecting a record turnout. Camp Stewart will host veterans at Jackson Park near downtown, honoring Gen A P Stewart.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
New Orleans
John B Gordon
J F Shipp
New
South
Ior
Jackson Park
Camp
Stewart
A P Stewart
Chicamauga National Park Commission
T C Thompson
Timely hopes and cautions on Wilson and Mexico policy
Capt E G English discusses Woodrow Wilson's presidency and the Mexican intervention issue. He warns against prolonged warfare, criticizes utopian views, and urges a steady balance between progress and prudence. The piece promotes thoughtful leadership, liberty, and national unity amid global affairs. It ends with ads for spring goods and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Banquet Price and Court Ruling Stir 1842 New Orleans Memory
An old notice recalls a $1.00 per plate banquet for Henry Clay in New Orleans in 1842 and mocks the expense for indigestion. It compares this with a modern sales pitch for Dr. King’s New Life Pills at 125 cents. The piece then notes a Georgia supreme court decision striking down Civil Code sections 3712 and 3713 on labor contract relations between landlords, tenants, and employers.
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Henry Clay J
New Orleans
Dr. King
City Drug Store
Taylor County
Supreme Court
Rocky Hill Items Readied as Farm Work and Weddings Progress
Local notes report farmers busy with the coming crop and wedding plans. Visitors include Mr Lo Bloodworth and family at Ro bert a and Mr and Mrs J E Byrd with others in Panhandle. Several calls on friends in Roberta Macon and Butler. School progress noted under Mrs Pope Boothe.
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Lo Bloodworth
Gordon
Roberta
J E Byrd
WM Goodwin
Panhandle
Trapp
Spinks
Thomaston
D. Shines
HH Mosely
B. F. Gaultney
J T Gaultney
L. O Bloodworth
Dave Shines
J T Peterman
Irma
Susy Bell Peterman
Beulah Durward Gaultney
Oscar Peterman
M. M. Goodwin
John Hudson
B.F Gaultney
Macon
B F Gaultney
Lagrippe
Susan Gaultney
Earl Neisler
James Harris
Altar
Etna Goodwin
Henry Jarrell
Lizzie Brooks
Goodwin
George Boothe, Jr
B . Gaultney
Tom
Pine Grove Items Highlight Local Visits And Guano Haul
Farmers haul guano indicating a big crop in sight. Miss Ruby Heath and Mrs RR Beeland visit Mrs J W Hammock. Lanthan Waters travels to Reynolds. Frank Amos and family visit D A Parker. H G Thompson and Joe Culverhouse visit T Bickley. Mrs Joe Jinks and Mrs Jim Morris visit Hammock. Horace Bryant from Cutbert visits sister Mrs D A Parker.
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Ruby Heath
RR Beeland
J W Hammock
Lanthan Waters
Reynolds
Frank Amos
Golumbus
D A Parker
H. G. Thompson
Joe Culverhouse
Thomas Bickley
Joe Jinks
Jim Morris
Bucklen's Africa Salve Helps Northland Chafed Skin
Frightful polar winds cause red rough or sore chapping on hands and lips, healed by Bucklen's Africa Salve. It softens skin and treats cold sores burns boils ulcers cuts and piles. Available for 25 cents at City Drug Store. Ady.
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Africa
City Drug Store
Ady
A Sweet Bunch of Children in Cuthbert
Reports from Washington say that progressives admit no third party in the house while a colored couple in Cuthbert raises Pie Castoria Lemon and Sugar Darling as their children in the Leader file.
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Pie
Lemon
Cuthbert
Washington
House
Deadly storms sweep six states leaving many killed
Indications show more than ninety dead and many injured as a massive tornado and electrical storm hit Georgia Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and Texas Thursday. Georgia reports twenty nine dead with Calhoun Gordon county hardest hit. Tennessee toll rises to twenty three with several towns listing fatalities. Property losses run into millions as remote areas remain unheard from.
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Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Lousiana
Mississippi
Texas
Calhoun
Gordon County
Tucker
Eaglesville
Clarkston
Columbus
Middleton
South Berlin
Huron
Culloka
Lexington
Leesburg
Bally Hill
Bryant Station
Tragic double shooting ends in Macon
In Macon Georgia on March 16 W P Mize 24 killed his 17 year old sweetheart Miss Cinnie Hall at a boarding house and then shot himself dying fifteen minutes later at a Macon hospital. Four bullets struck the girl who died hours later. Mize fired three bullets into himself with two through the heart and one through the shoulder.
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Macon
Jed
W. P. Mize
Sylvester
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Cinnie Hall
W. M. Worsley
Cherry Street
Miss Hall
Mize
Tornado Storm Bags Columbus Area Causing Heavy Losses
A tornado swept through central Columbus at 4 am causing damages estimated over a half million dollars. It struck from the Alabama side across the Chatta hoochee river, toppling Eagle & Phenix mill No 3 and a wholesale warehouse, unroofing Broad street stores, and damaging Swift manufacturing and residences. No injuries reported. Electric power was out until midafternoon as lines were down.
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Columbus
Alabama
Chattahoochee River
Girard
Ala
Georgia
Eagle & Phenix Mills
Broad Street
First Avenue
Swift Manufacturing Company
City hit by wind and flood damage and outages
Gardens and streets show uprooted trees with many businesses named among damage sources such as Phenix mills Swift Manufacturing and Bowden Co. No city lights are burning yet while homes with electric gear are serviced. Reports of wide damage reach Russell county Alabama and Muskogee county Georgia with livestock losses and wrecked country homes. Baby Ease for Children's Tmills 25c bottle.
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Phenix Mills
Swift Manufacturing Company
Sol Loeb
Bowden & Co
Herring & Knight
D Rothchild
Columbus Power Company
Russell County
Alabama
Muscogee County
Georgia
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mexico
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Path of
Ceylon
Switzeland
France
Ireland
England
Butler Herald
Chamberlain
J. W. Edwards
Butler Ga
Jackson G. Smith
Edward S. Bros
Rocky Hill
Eagle
A. B. Daniel
Peterman-Cox Co
Butler Banking Company
C. Smith
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