Death of T J Threlkel and local notices in Cairo Ga 1914
Community notes report the death of Mr T J Threlkel at his home with a large family left to mourn. Also locals share visits births and illnesses, including Mrs B C White and Miss Trudie White, Mrs Kizzle Brinson and Mrs W L Watson, and updates on W A Reagan and William Carlisle. A letter from Hamilton Green debates no fence laws, urging caution and suggesting further pasture trials before enacting bans.
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T. J. Threlkel
B. C. White
Trudie White
Clarence Moody
L. Brinson
Calvin Watson
Union Settlement
Kizzle Brinson
W. L. Watson
W. A. Reagan
William Carlisle
D. C. Wallace
Thomasville
Cairo
Times-Enterprise
Hamilton Green
Grady County
Felder Called Quitter by Slaton Campaign Chief
Atlanta June 15 The New York World expert Al fred C Newell accuses Thomas S Felder ex attorney general of quitting during the Ducktown case and failing to shield Georgia from copper fumes He says Felder left a new AG to carry on while Slaton stays on the job and seeks public approval in the Senate race.
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Atlanta
New York
Alfred C. Newell
Georgia
John M. Slaton
United States Senate
Newell
Thomas S. Felder
Slaton
Felder
U.S. Supreme Court
Ducktown
Nick Wilburn
Editor Salutes Youth Contributions And Continued Work
A letter from H. G. thanks the editor for publishing items for young readers and expresses hope that the young folks enjoy writing them while urging the good work to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G
Provisional Mexican President Issue Dominates Wilson Talks
Washington observers say the United States will not accept a provisional president who is not a Constitutionalists ally. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan press Niagara Falls mediators as Carranza envoys seek talks. Diaz and Huerta reportedly unite to influence the process.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Felix Diaz
Huerta
Diaz
TIS
Carranza
Mexican delegates deny bad faith in U.S. president choice
In Niagara Falls Ontario on June 1, Mexican delegates deny claims of bad faith by American delegates over presidential preference. They say they were not kept in the dark and that Huerta may withdraw from the conference. American delegates name provisional presidents and await Constitutionalists' suggestions as mediation hinges on selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Washington
Huerta
Hot Weather Tonic and Hearth Builder Ad
A vintage ad promotes Hot Weather Tonic and Hearth Builder claiming to revitalize the nervous system and drive out waste. It cites Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine reporting a cure after doctors gave up, and offers the product in 50c and 1 dollar sizes at druggists with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts also advertised.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Buelklen
Adv
Guards for Bank of England Guard Shift Moved to Tower of London
A historic practice ends as Bank of England guards will from now on be drawn from Tower of London troops. Every evening about thirty men march in parade dress with fixed bayonets under a lieutenant and two sergeants, receiving extra pay and comforts. beadles and detectives continue to guard doors, a custom dating to 1780 after the Gordon Riots.
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Chelsea
Wellington
Bank of England
London
Mornine
Wap
Sorat
Bank’ of England
Barnaby
Rudge
Americus Edges Waycross 2 1 in pitchers duel
A wild game featuring an error and a passed ball that broke a 1 1 tie, with base running by Bitting fueling Americus to victory over Waycross 2 to 1. Pratt and Warwick pitched well for both sides as Americus first scored in the second and Waycross tied in the ninth before Americus pulled ahead.
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Americus
Bitting
Waycross
Pratt
Warwick
Wavervogs
Earl Bitting
Charlie ‘Leonard
R. H. E. Amer
Bowen
Jones
Riley
Fenton
Doherty
Ellis
Gaston
Leonard
Colby
McCoy
Collins
Cordele Falls to Brunswick on Windy Ninth Inning
In Cordele June 15 a high wind and late errors doomed Cordele as Brunswick won 5 to 4. Wilder pitched well but two ninth inning miscues allowed Brunswick runs. Cordele had bases loaded several times without scoring. Scoring details show Bruns 5 3, Cordele 4 11.
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Cordele
Brunswick
Wilder
H. E. Bruns
Kuhlman
Reynolds
Schuyler
Seigfried
Eubanks
Pierre
Jordan
Hodge
Bankston
Griffin
Burress
Vibert
Gentle
Constitutionalists defeated at Zacatecas in eight day battle
Mexico City reports General Medina Barron announcing the Constitutionalists were routed at Zacatecas after eight days of fighting. Three thousand were killed including leaders Juan Cabral who was captured and executed. Barron promoted to general of a division.
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Mexico City
Medina Barron
Zacatecas
Juan Cabral
Barron
Fourteen Churches Burned in Rome Riot Report
Rome Italy June 15 officials report rioters yesterday burned fourteen churches damaged thirty nine and looted twenty three others. Work resumed in Ravenna Forli Casana Rimini Faenza and Parmat as government restores order gradually in provinces.
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Rome
Italy
Ravenna
Forli
Casana
Rimini
Faenza
Dorsey Rumor Sparks Georgia Political Buzz
Atlanta in June buzzes over a rumor that Hugh Dorsey may run for the U S Senate against Hoke Smith. The tale links Dorsey to Tom Watson and Nat Harris and hints at a forthcoming formal announcement. Rumor also ties Watson to a possible comeback by Guy McLendon to challenge Paul B Trammell and disrupt the state railroad panel.
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Atlanta
Dame Rumer
Hugh Dorsey
Tom Watson
United States Senate
Hoke _ Smith
Dorsey
Tom. Watson
Nat E. Harris
Macon
Watson
Hoke Smith
United States
Guyt McLendon
Paul B Trammell
State Railroad Commission
Bung-Bear
Georgia
McDufffie
Saturday Baseball Scoresignite Brunswick Clinches Narrow Win
Brunswick 5 Cordele 4 and Americus 2 Waycross 1 highlight Saturday results. Today's games feature Americus at Thomasville Cordele at Brunswick Waycross at Valdosta with Thomasville Valdosta Rain names listed as schedule notes.
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Brunswick
Cordele
Americus
Waycross
Thomasville-Valdosta
Thomasville
Valdostay
Georgia State League
Thomasville Cordele
Valdosta
Americas
Trust Bill Comes Next
Washington June 15 The President will push anti trust legislation rapidly through the Senate this session and does not expect adjournment until its passage. With improving business conditions he views delays as harmful to business interests and aims to finish the program soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Senate
Congress
Wilson Signs Panama Exemption Repeal Bill Without Ceremony
Wilson signed the Panama exemption repeal measure as amended by the Senate and agreed by the House. The signing had no ceremony and the historic quill pen once used by Harrison and Taft was employed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
House
Harrison
Taft
Government measures to regulate carriers introduced in Congress
Washington June 15. Legislation to regulate all carriers by water under foreign and interstate commerce is to be introduced today by Chairman Alexander of the House Merchant Marine Committee. The plan aims to protect shippers by making deferred rebate agreements illegal, requiring all agreements to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, which could cancel or modify them, with approved deals exempt from antitrust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tvater
United States
Alexander
House Merchant Marine Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Flag 147 Years Old As Atlanta Celebrates
June 15 reports United States flag was 137 years old yesterday with patriotic displays in Atlanta. Special school exercises today accompanied by displays of flags in town as officials recount the 1777 Congress resolution establishing thirteen stripes and thirteen stars in a blue field.
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Atlanta
United States
Continental Congress
Union
Fort Schuyler
Rome
N. Y
Way
Congress
Rev Albion W. Knight Installed as Sewanee Vice Chancellor
Nashville Tenn June 15 Rev Albion W Knight former Episcopal Bishop of Guba and Porto Rico was today installed as Vice Chancellor of Sewanee during commencement week at the renowned Southern University. Attendance indicated strong interest in the university’s ceremony.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albion W. Knight
Guba
Porto’ Rico
Sewanee
Famons Southern University
Blood Purifier Ad Claims Quick Cure for Blood Diseases
An advertisement extols a blood purifier marketed by the Swift Specific Co urging readers to demand its product for all blood disorders. It promises to cleanse the circulatory system, reach every cell and organ, and improve health through a natural, thorough blood bath. The copy cites private medical advice and blood tests offered from its Atlanta office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Swift Building
Atlanta
Meeting of Democratic Executive Committee Called
A meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee members is called at the Court House in Thomasville on Saturday June 20 1914 at eleven o clock. The purpose is to adopt rules for the approaching primary and to transact other business. Members from each district are urged to attend. Craig Miles Senty
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Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Thomasville
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Hiagara
Hornets
Abh Pet. Roth
Champlin
Wicker
Davenport
Higgins
Cox
East
Wilkes
Dudley
Klump
Poole
A. W. Knight
Pierce
Nlee
VM. Pleroo
Buffalo, N.Y
Allis
Craigmiles
Harry Steyerman
Cash
Shoerstore
Cincinnati
Neel Bros
Thomasville, Ga
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