Miss Berry Receives Roosevelt Medal At White House
In a White House East Room ceremony President Coolidge awarded Miss Martha Berry a Roosevelt Memorial medal for welfare work among women and children in the southern Appalachian mountains. Georgia Bird Grinnell and Gov. Pinchot also honored. Berry founded the Berry schools and was praised for creating light from ignorance in Mountain children.
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Washington, D. C
General Pershing
Georgia
Martha Berry
President Coolidge
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Appalachian Mountains
White House
Miss Berry
Governor Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Georgia Bird Grinnell
New York
Tulning
Lee Schuyler
Louise Lee Schuyler
Atlanta Cap Daniel Wounded in Grady Hospital Holdup Probe
Atlanta Cap Daniel, a Negro, is treated at Grady for two bullet wounds believed from an attempted holdup of W. J. Hartley. He escaped from the hospital as police guard him on suspicion related to the assault. Columbus dealer W B Calhoun kills self amid personal crisis. coroner cites financial troubles and states he left a wife and young son.
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Atlanta
Cap Daniel
Grady
W. J. Hartley
L. Boyce
W. B. Calhoun
Self
Columbus
Georgia Negro Executed in Electric Chair at Milledgeville
Alex Williams, a Black man, died in the electric chair at Milledgeville after being condemned for the October killing of his wife in Gray. The execution occurred at 12 08 p m with three physicians declaring him dead within minutes after the current began.
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Milledgeville
Alex Williams
Gray
Georgia
Turner Cow Hog And Hen Winning Ashburn
Gratifying results are reported in Turner county from the cow hog and hen program sponsored by the Georgia association. Farmers have sold beef cattle hogs and cream and poultry, with significant recent sales and earnings noted. A separate report states James Stephens, a lineman for Columbus Electric and Power, was electrocuted after contacting high voltage wires while on a pole, his body restrained by a safety belt until lowered.
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Turner
Ashburn
Turner County
Georgia Association
Stephens Columbus
James
Stephens
Columbus Electric and Power Company
Montgomery
Winder Hospital Deems Bowman in Critical Condition
Mrs. Jettle Bowman, jailed in Barrow county after the Statham killing of Guy Thurman, was moved to Winder hospital in a coma like state and refusing nourishment. In McDonough the consolidated school district passed local tax to sustain a nine month term. the Parent-Teacher group supported the measure.
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Winder
Jettle Bowman
Barrow County
Statham
Guy Thurman
Winder Hospital
McDonough
McDonough Consolidated
Train Kills Man Crossing Columbus Bridge
Warren Bullard, 35, of Phenix City Alabama, was struck by a Central of Georgia freight train while crossing a bridge over the Chattahoochee River in Columbus. He died several hours later at the city hospital after being found unconscious by a passerby.
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Central
Columbus
Chattahoochee River
Warren Bullard
Phenix City
Ala
Central of Georgia
Bullard
Davis memory questioned in bribery trial case
In Topeka Kansas former governor Davis faces four hours of cross examination as prosecutors press him to admit parts of a press statement about why his son Russell Davis delivered a pardon to Fred Pullman the forger. Witnesses including A L Oswald testify about the alleged Peterson route and a $2500 bribe.
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Topeka
Kans
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell G. Davis
Fred Pullman
C. B. Griffith
Peterson
Walter Grundy
A. L. Oswald
Hutchinson
Grundy
Davis
Oswald
Cal J. Peterson
Griffith
James A. McClure
Russell Davis
Pullman
Pollman
Ourben County
Russell
Mine Explosion Kills 37 at Dorstfeld Pit 65
Berlin reports 37 dead and 18 injured after a Dorstfeld mine explosion near Dortmund in pit 65. Most victims removed. three miners remain missing. Later dispatch says 37 of 235 entombed are dead and all others rescued. 20 of the entombed were injured.
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Berlin
Dorstfeld
Dortmund
Saul Begins His Great Career in Acts Lesson
Lesson discusses Saul's conversion and early ministry from Acts 9 20 31 highlighting his fellowship with believers in Damascus immediate preaching in the synagogues danger from Jews escape to safety by basket journey to Jerusalem Barnabas support and Saul's eventual return to Tarsus with emphasis on bold witness and nations opening to Christ
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Saul
Jesus Christ
God
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Arabia
Jesus
Barnabas
Tarsus
To Know All is to Forgive All
A pithy maxim unfolds the idea that understanding leads to forgiveness and forgiveness preserves harmony, suggesting a moral order where knowledge tempers judgment and mercy sustains relationships.
Nervous Woman Experiences Reports in Cincinnati and Philadelphia
Two women describe health improvements after using Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. Mrs. F. K. Coriell of Cincinnati cites relief from nervousness and fatigue and renewed ability to work and eat. Dora Hott of Philadelphia reports marked strength gains after taking the Medicine and using the Sanitive Wash and offers to answer letters. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
F.K. Coriell
Peete Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Philadelphia
Lydia
Caine Lydia Pinkham
Dora Hott
S. 11Th St
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Roosevelt
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Macon
John Howell
Harry
Tubby) Green
Ocmulgee River
Green
Bay Street
Athens
Oratory and Dramatic ‘Arts
University of Georgia Summer School
Carolyn Cobb
Carolyn Vance
Francis J. McCabe
Emerson School of Oratory
Emerson
Pruentia
Grantville Barker
McCabe
Beau Brummel
Wilson College
Savannah
Woodrow Wilson College
South Georgia
W. G. McAdoo
Newton D. Baker
Col
Edward M. House
James M. Cox
Stockton Axson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Cleland H. Dodge
McDonough School
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Dennies
Case
Iform International
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Inion
Teethina
C.J. Moffett CO
Teamster
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
William Haase
West Park
P. G. Reitz
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Weevil Duster CO
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