Warfield Gains Control of Seaboard Air Line
New York reports S. Davies Warfield of Baltimore and a syndicate acquire 210000 shares of Seaboard Air Line stock worth about 61 million dollars, signaling practical retirement of Thomas F. Ryan and a push to develop the South with a regional board of wealth and influence.
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New York
S. Davies Warfield
Continental Trust Company of Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Cumberland Corporation
Warfield
Seaboard
Seaboard System
F. A. Vanderlip
Albert H. Wiggin
Blair & Co
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Charles H. Sabin
Samuel Fuller
Robert Walken
Rock Island Company
New South
Seaboard Air Line
South Atlantic States
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
South
Virginias
North
South Carolina
Georgiia
Florida
Alabama
Southern Settlement and Development Association
Reminder to pay arrears or be dropped from subscription
The notice states many subscribers have paid in response to Post Office Department rules barring mail to delinquents. It urges remaining arrears be settled immediately by mail or in person and warns that unpaid names will be dropped.
Great Speakers Headline for July Fourth at A. & M. Fair Grounds
Next week's paper will reveal the list of honored speakers who will entertain crowds at a grand celebration on July 4 at the A. & M. Fair grounds.
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A. & M. Fair Grounds
Cuban War Tensions Escalate Between Nations
Admiral Osterhaus ordered from Key West to Havana with two ships as grave conditions arise. Minister Beaupre cables Washington stating the situation is taking on the character of a race war.
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Havana
Key West
Beaupre
Washington
Go mez Comments Not Given On Warships Move Havana Cuba
President Gomez declined to comment on American warships heading to Havana after a dispatch from Minister Beaupre warned of a race war in Havana and surrounding areas. The State Department ordered Admiral Osterhaus to proceed with a dispatch ship and another vessel, while Marines would guard foreign property under Rear Admiral Usher.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Senor Ramrez
Washington
Navy Department
State Department
Osterhaus
Key West
Beaupre
Ehip
Hia
Cuban
Meaupre
Usher
Atlantic
Cube
Watson Bound Over in Obscene Mail Case
Tom Watson of Thomson was bound over for trial in Federal court after a Friday preliminary hearing in Augusta on charges by post office authorities that he sent obscene material through the mails. District Attorney Alexander Akermann of Macon argued that a copyrighted work can be claimed if one is the author and that Supreme Court decisions focus on depravity rather than motive in judging obscenity.
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Watson
Thomson
Post Office
Alexander Akjerman
Macon
United States Supreme Court
Tax Receiver extends hours for 1912 state and county tax returns
Notice to tax payers extends office hours through July 2 1912 for filing state and county tax returns. Tax collector A E Nix will visit Temple June 20 from 7 to 10 am Villa Rica June 20 from noon to 5 pm Bowdon June 21 from 6 to 10 pm to collect and prevent double taxation.
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Temple
Villa Rica
Bowdon
E. Nix
R. T. RC
Grace Operated on for Bullet Removal in Atlanta Case
Newnan Georgia June 12 Eugene H Grace who was shot in his Atlanta home in March and was partly paralyzed was operated on today to remove a bullet believed to have touched the spine. The bullet was found embedded in a vertebra and not in the spinal column, the spinal cord is intact and paralysis caused by pressure. Grace showed no bad effects and is expected to recover. Mrs Daisy Opie Grace his wife is free on bond awaiting trial.
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Newnan
Eugene H. Grace
Atlana
Grace
Daisy Opie Grace
Eight New Teachers Elected by City Board of Education
At the last monthly meeting the City Board of Education elected eight new teachers. Lucy Cobb of Temple will teach part of first primary grade, Jennie Darden of Carrollton assists in West View school, Ethel Stevens of Ball Ground for fifth grade, Nell Fielder of Cedartown for sixth grade, Annie Mae Robertson of Newnan for seventh grade, Pattie Threadgille of Central 5 C in the music department, and Maud Gowdy of York Alabama. They come highly recommended and are expected to be valuable additions to the public school faculty.
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City Board of Education
Lucy Cobb
Temple
Jennie Darden
Carrollton
Meadows
West View
Ethel Stevens
Ball Ground
Nell Fielder
Cedartown
Annie Mae Robertson
Newnan
Pattie Threadgille
Central 5. C
Maud Gowdy
York
Ala
First Baptist Revival Starts Next Sunday at 11 AM
Revival services begin next Sunday at 11 o clock with a sermon titled A Great Revival by the pastor. The pastor desires 100 conversions and invites all to attend Sunday morning for a warm welcome. Dr Purser will be with us Monday June 17.
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Purser
Death of infant Little Buford Cole
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Walker died at home on Dixie Street Tuesday afternoon after four months eleven days. The brief life drew deep sorrow for loving parents and relatives. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon with many friends in attendance.
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Little Buford Cole
J. Robert Walker
Dixie Street
Tuessday P.m
Little Buford
Card of Thanks and Local Notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during sickness and death of a wife and mother. Signed by Mr R A Hayes and several Garrett and Hayes family members. Also a for sale notice offers a cheap two passenger automobile by J G Cheney.
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R. A. Hayes
W. A. Garrett
J. L. Garrett
R. G. Hayes
Ravee Hayes
Mur! Hayes
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