Georgia Faces Supreme Court Appeal On Copper Injunction
State Attorney General and Governor Dorsey confer as federal authorities seek modification of the injunction limiting copper output. The case, tied to sulfuric acid for war needs, follows a petition by John W. Davis before the Supreme Court. Georgia seeks farmers’ compensation if modification is required.
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Atlanta
Tennessee Copper Company
Clifford Walker
Hugh M. Dorsey
United States Supreme Court
Washington
John W. Davis
Tennessee Coper Company
Ducktown Sulphur Copper and Iron Company
For Sale of All Steel Cotton Gin Outfit Greensboro Ga
For sale in Greens boro Green County Georgia is a six stand 70 saw all steel Murry Cotton Gin outfit 100 H P boiler 75 horsepower auto engine attached to gin with new 8-30 American corn mill and wood saw ing and splitting machine Outfit cost 10000 On account of bad health the owner will sell cheap Interested write ALL STEEL GIN CO Greensboro Ga
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Murry
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ALL Steel Gin CO
Greensboro
Farm Wanted 150 to 200 Acres in Cultivation
Property sought by W. D. Stewart in LaFayette Georgia. Prefers direct owner deal. Running water required. Target area 150 to 200 acres in cultivation.
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W. D. Stewart
LaFayette, Ga
Public morale plea by E G English extols unity for war effort
The writer urges unwavering support for President Wilson and Allied aims. He condemns German treachery in Belgium and Russia and calls for loyalty to democracy. W J Harris is praised as a trustworthy figure and model of patriotism as citizens rally to defend freedom and unity.
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Germany
Belgium
Russia
League For Americans
Democracy
Fredom
W. J. Harris
Ceasar
56 Die In T N T Explosion At Oakdale Plant
Fifty six workers are confirmed dead after nine explosions at the Aetna Chemical Company explosive plant in Oakdale near Pittsburgh. Ninety four are injured and thirty one employees are missing as investigators search the wreckage under deadly fumes and a blue brown smoke. George Christopher of Reynolds is identified among the dead. his mother Lucy and wife Rhody reside there.
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Rome
Henry Roebuck
Charlie Dodson
George Christopher
Reynolds
Lucy Christopher
Rhody Christopher
Pittsburg
Aetna Chemical Company
Oakdale
State Constabulary
Greensburg
Adam Martz
Federal
Photographers Named and Sedition Charge at Plant
A woman accused two men of making seditious remarks as a special policeman for Aetna Chemical Co. arrested them near the plant early today. Among the identified dead are John K. Lawhorn 16 of Brooksville Fla Marshall Anderson of China Grove NC and George Christopher of Reynolds Ga.
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Aetna Chemical Co
John K. Lawhorn
Brooksville
Fla
Marshall Anderson
China Grove
N. C
George Christopher
Reynolds
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