Holder 10 to Reply to Charges in Georgia Highway Board
Atlanta May 26. Chairman Holder denied repeated charges by W T Anderson of Macon that he hid any denial of misconduct while in office. He said a full reply would come today and noted that Anderson and Judge Bennett were not confirmed by the Senate, though appointed beforehand. He also questioned board actions during his absence and said he would review minutes to decide whether to approve them.
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Detah
Anderson
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Anderson
Macon
State Highway Board
John N. Holder
Capitol
Highway Board
Stanley S. Bennett
Quitman
Senate
Livermore Quits Wall Street Says Evening Post
The New York Evening Post reports Jesse L. Livermore known as the boy plunger has left the stock market. He has not had an office on the street for years and could not be reached for comment. Livermore rose to fame cleaning up early on in his teens.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Jesse L. Livermore
Wall Street
Livermore
Evenine Pokt
Federal officer admits shooting Beaufort man at Cosaw ferry
Alonzo B. Seabrook a federal prohibition officer testified before a coroner's jury that he shot J. F. Pittman a 46 year old white fisherman at Cunningham's Ferry during a midnight raid on a contraband liquor boat. Seabrook claimed self defense and said four of his bullets struck Pittman who died from a chest wound. The officer headed a raiding party including State Officers J L Poppenheim Murphy and Harrison and was not arrested. Pittman had been living around Cosaw for two years and was said to be from Brunswick Georgia. Neighbors described him as sober and honest.
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Beaufort
D. C
Alonzo B. Seabrook
J. F Pittman
Cunningham's Ferry
Pittman
Brunewick
Seabrook
L. B. Padgett, Sr
Charleston
Beaufor County
J. L. Poppenheim
Murphy
Harrison
Hawks Island
L. J. Williams
W. A. Campbell
G. D. Carter
Cosa
Caillaux Outlines New Taxes To Tackle France Debt
Paris May 26 Caillaux minister of finance presented a bill to raise 1.6 billion francs this year and 3.5 billion next year to balance the budget. He urged stronger collection and tax increases on tobacco and salaries above 20 000 francs while proposing state insurance controls and greater government stakes in finance and insurance profits.
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Paris
Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
France
Chamber
M. Calllaux
G Oid
Treasury
Speculator Returns After Arm Injury Amid Market Rumors
The article notes a market figure who rode months of gains and losses and had quit the street for time. Rumors say he reenters the scene, aiding statis t clerks tracking fish and grain figures as brokers report stock orders and a fractured arm recovery.
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Wall An
Nore
Aviators Eye 1927 United States Exposition
May 26 a mon exposition attended by leading aviation figures could be held in the United States in 1927 if the plan for the national aviation federation materializes. The American representative organization will fold its convention this year, with Paris London Munich and other capitals hosting past federation gatherings.
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Ington
Prom.orld Aigen
National Aeronautcsation
Asa
American Representa
International Organization
Kington
Io International Federation
First American Theatricals Company Formed in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the first American theatricals company organized to present plays. It established the first permanent playhouse in the city around 1766 with a portion of the seating stands.
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Y American Theatricals
Philadelphia
Ueati
BrownTinted Spotted Eggs Appear In London Markets
London reports spotted eggs seen in markets with brown tinting to fetch higher prices. Investigations show eggs given brown tint and, if removed early, still appear spotted. the practice arises from a method that dyes or stains the shells. Authorities examine the technique and its impact on egg quality and food safety.
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London
Idaho Man Nets Seven Pound Northern Pike In Lake Crescent
An Idaho angler reports a seven pound northern pike caught in Lake Crescent. He texted his wife the fish weighed ten pounds, she replied with sarcasm. The exchange reflects humorous frontier howlers from Idaho Yarn. Blue eggs and coffee scented shells note a trade quirk in London markets.
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Idaho
Lake Crescent
Karnak touted as life saver by railroad clerk
Horace W Stanley of Atlanta credits Karnak with a complete recovery after months of weakness and pain. He reports improved appetite sleep energy and no rheumatic pain after using Karnak and notes its wide sales across four states. Thomas Drug Store in Thomasville distributes Karnak along with other local outlets.
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Thomasville
Thomas Drug Store
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