Taft's Last Bow to Capital Ends Public Service
Washington records William Taft bidding farewell after twenty one years of public service. He waves and smiles as he parts from cabinet members and friends at Union Station then departs for Georgia to rest, later visiting Yale as a law professor, all with a thankful heart and no bitterness.
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Washington
William Taft
Republic
Mrs. Taft
Union Station
City of
Dixie
People’s, Wif
Potomac
Washington Monument
Taft
Georgia
Atlanta
New Haven
Yale
Her Art Finds No Buyers in Philadelphia Gallery
Philadelphia reports twenty six paintings by Mrs Woodrow Wilson, wife of the president, on view and for sale at the Arts and Grafts Guild gallery on South Eleventh Street. None have sold in ten days despite price cuts, with figures updated to 75 150 and 800. Some works were withdrawn and promised as gifts to friends. Proceeds go to the Rome Ga School for Boys and Girls.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Arts and Grafts Guild
South Eleventh Street
Washington
New York
School For Boys and Girls
Rome
Wilson
Boy gets eleven years for theft of soda bottle
Atlanta march 5 the georgia supreme court affirmed an eleven year sentence against Ollie Taylor thirteen years old for stealing a five foot bottle of a soda fountain drink. his father fought to overturn the ruling noting the boy was ten at the time of the offense.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Ceat
Ollie Taylor
O. F. Tavion
Fulton
Fletcher Will Resign Denial Sparks Chilean Rumor
In Santiago March, Fletcher of Pennsylvania United States minister denied a published report that he had refused to resign. He said his resignation would be sent to Washington immediately if desired. Reports said Fletcher and other civil service appointees might not resign their posts.
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Fletcher
Santiago
Chile
Henry
PL Fletcher
Pennsylvania
United States
Jo Chile
America
Cartain
Hhe
Washington
Mletcher
Orkins Offer for Home Treatment of Drink Addiction
A notice promotes Orkins as a home treatment for drinking problems. It claims the cure helps households avoid wasted money on drink and offers a booklet and refund if no benefit after a trial. The ad cites J A Williamson on North Market Street and prices at one dollar per box.
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Orkins
Orring
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
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C. E. Cline
Albany
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