Confederates Veterans hold 22nd reunion in Macon and Camp Gordon tribute
The Chattanooga and Jacksonville factions clashed over 1918 site while Macon hosted as 20 000 attended the 1914 queen ceremony at Coleman’s Mill. The United Confederate Veterans honored leaders including Gen Clement Evans and Gen George Gordon during memorial exercises at Camp Gordon.
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Macon
Chattanooga
General Trimble
G. A. Sh
Faetrysiurg
Mary Scandrett
Coleman's
Mill and & Georsie
Maran
Chattahonga
Jacksonville
San Antonio
United Confederate Veterans
Camp Gordon
Sena of Veterans
Ladies' Memorial Association
Maida
Clement A. Evans
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Charges Against Judge Archbald Before House Judiciary
The House Judiciary Committee hears charges against Judge Robert W. Archbald of the commerce court. Edward J. Willin a Scranton coal dealer is cited as a partner in alleged negotiations for an option from a railroad owner.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
House Committee On Judiciary
Archibald
Edward J. Willinna
Scrantor
Erle Railroad
Wiis
Uie
Williams
Archiald
Pressmen Plan National Strike in Chicago Newsrooms
Chicago reports say officers of the Welty Press men's union issued a statement announcing plans for a nationwide strike of newspaper pressmen. Publishers counter that pressmen used misleading statements to gain sympathy, while expecting normal operations to resume soon.
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Chicago
Welty Pressmen's Union
Flood Refugees Reach Melville After Treacherous Crossing
The steamer Whitman brought 190 refugees from Pointe Coupee parish to Melville after three days along the levee with no shelter. Continuous rain prevented cooking and worsened their desperate condition as aid was organized.
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Melville, la
Whitman
McCrea
Pointe Coupee Parish
Melville
Georgia farm incident recalls cotton crop fate and county politics
A Toombs county farm saw cotton picked and ginned the same day as a sale, while election events in Tift and nearby districts feature poll issues and candidate shifts. Reports cover judge terms, tax outcomes, and rising peach crop optimism in Savannah with rail cargo projections.
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Toombs
LB. W. Pope
Difton
Tift
Election Board
Dorf
Jwople Express
Indienation
Owas
Jackson
Charles Te Dartlett
Peryim
Congress
Contreremin Bartlett
Lion
J. Walter Wide
Eral
Whnt
John R. Cooper
Macon
Cumming
Sarat A. Ifudson
Shelas Har
Savanagh
The
Georgia History Society
Misa Elizabeth Beckwith
Licey H. Haldwin
Annie Mackall
Bila B. Lawton
Leonard J. Mack
University of Jena
Germany
Jof Tomochicht
Savannah
Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
George J. Liverman
Hambridge
Fred Meltham
Boston
Gordon Ci
Ridgway
Houston
King Llhnay
Christian
Bian
Savannih
Merthanta and Farmers’ Bank of
Claxton
Jumas St
Sutth
Thi i
Smith
Tils
Edwarde
Georgia
Beach Belt
Notice of eyewear testimonials for Dr Shelfer in Georgia
A stream of reader letters praises Dr Shelfer for eye examinations and glasses. Citizens from Carrollton Quitman Nashville Berlin County and Berli en County Georgia report satisfaction, eye relief, and two year adjustments with affordable frames and free home visits.
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Dr. Shelfer
W.G. Avera
C. S
Berlin County
Money to loan on improved Carroll farm land
Advertises a private loan of 250000 dollars for fall funding in Carroll County. Terms include repayment over five annual installments. Caller consents to written contact or in-person visit to arrange the loan.
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Carroll County
Bug Death Turns Pests But Spares Plants, Says Dorsett
Attorney L. Z. Dorsett promotes a product named BUG DEATH that claims to kill pests without harming plants and helps them grow. Turner's 10 Cent Store advertises the item.
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Turner's
Corn Reigns in Louisiana as Cotton Yields Decline
In Louisiana the corn era replaces cotton as the chief crop. H. M. Cottrell notes the shift driven by boll weevil damage and modern farming, with state corn output rising, a 60 cent per bushel value adding over 18 million in three years, and 6,000 boys in corn clubs averaging high yields from pure bred seed.
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Louisiana
H. M. Cottrell
Rock Island Lines
Holl Weevil
Bankston for Railroad Commissioner in Georgia
W Trox Bankston declares candidacy to succeed Judge Hill Year for Georgia Railroad Commissioner. He pledges impartial, pro public policy, opposes rate hikes, supports fair taxes and railroad improvements, and appeals to white Georgian voters and weekly papers backing his campaign.
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Georgia
Hillyer
West Point
W. Trox Bankston
Endorsement for Australian Ballot in Georgia Stirs Debate
Georgia's state executive committee endorses the Australian secret ballot. Cecil Ned of Muscogee County urged adoption, and the general impression is that rules favoring the secret ballot will be urged and adopted.
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Georgia
Cecil Ned
Muscogee
Look After the Horses Shoulders in Spring Work
Instructions emphasize careful assessment of horse shoulders before spring work. Ensure collars are clean firm and properly fitted to neck and shoulder to prevent soreness. Use aging skin-toughening mixtures or cheaper zinc acetate mix if needed and reject cheap collars that cause sores.
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Fisher
Gettysburg Battlefield
Tennessee
House Committee
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ST. Joseph
ST. Louis
Tiliz Morris Ferr Company
Oklahoma City
Atlanta, GA
Supreme
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Morris Fertilizer CO
Atlanta, Georgia
W. J. Sthwart
F. Brown
Carrollton, Ga
Shelter
S. L. Moore
Bulloch County
L. A. Crich
Quitman, Ga
Bee
Powell
Fiat National Bank
Nashville
W. S. Harris
Carralliga, Ga
J. T. Eady
J. E
Luke
Berilen County, Ga
H. M. Marchman
Carrollton
Dr. Shelter
Singleton Walker
J. D. Lovett
Berrien County
Broom
Carrolltan
Margaret B
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Register
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L. Z. Dorsett
Roop
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