Fight over district bill heats up in Georgia legislature
Georgia lawmakers debate a district and federal government separation plan. Representative Mann champions the half and half approach while opponents push for dissolution. Johnson leads district committee efforts with a focus on fiscal matters and local school funding amid tense House debates.
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Mann
Valsites
Johnson
E.uese
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House
Senate
Ees
Crisp
Ees Eh
Various Obituaries and Funeral Notices From 1912 and 1935
A garbled obituary page lists multiple death notices and funeral details. Entries reference individuals such as Rebecca, Emma Retta Brown, Frances L Malsted, Henderson, Murad Moran, Catherine Mullen, Frederick Frank, and others with scattered addresses and church or cemetery services scheduled in late November, including Trinity Church and St Stephen's Church. Some dates appear as November 2, 1912 and November 26, 1935, with services set at residences or local churches and interments at nearby cemeteries.
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Toronto
Rebecca
Volumbua Alexa der
Oly Trinity Church
Emma Retta
Charles R. Brown
Teanione
William Suilson
Thurs- Bar
Woostreet
Godwin
Shemarl Pevasteenth
Frances L
Juri
Murad Moran
Galwa Pureal
Twenty -Sixth Street
St Stephen's Church
Balte Fiure
Boston
Catherine Mullen
Robetsatt
Virgina
George Robertson
Shadyside Avenue
Capston Treithts
Fredercksburg Va Spas Buddenl
Priderick Frank
Hittenhouse Street
Carranza gains in Mexico and U S district finances debated
The report notes military gains by Gen. Carranza against Huerta amid political maneuvering in Washington. It describes Crisp and Johnson pushing for District independence from federal funding, while Congress weighs financial separation and District suffrage, hearings, and utilities investigations continue at the public utilities commission.
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Crisp
Congress
House
Senate
Goernimental
Messrs Crisp and
Johnson
Chitten
Monuat
Uftil
Vie Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Chesapeake and Potomar
Norris
Nebraska
Mining Town Shoot Up in CabIns Dry Branch Conflict
Charleston reports a surge of lawlessness in the Cabins Dry Branch area after peace talks between coal operators and miners. Five men, led by Charles Williams, were jailed for attacking the town as deputies moved to curb unrest. Williams reportedly surrendered on a minor charge. case dismissed. In Charlottesville several weddings were reported from Springfield and Petersburg areas, including unions of Buckingham Murphy and Yazel Duroth Honterman, with attendees listed.
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Charleston
W Va
Sporade
Abin Creek
Ernest of Fives
Dry Branch
Charles Williams
Robert Hosteen Russell Hodge
Cart Dxdrush
Boyle Adkina
Wiliams
Hus
Wlage Moilliams
Charlottesville
William Buckingham Murphy
Mise Yazel Duroth Honterman
Springfield
Vente Vista
Owensville
Thin City
Waris ‘Whitmore
Radford
Arthur David Hosterman
Anne Murphn
Washington
Vasisar
Tuwal Agricultural College
Samuel Russell Mickle
York County
Miso Gertrude Marhew
Pittevivania County
Wo J Brown
Gilby
Kelly
First Methodist Church
Petersburg
Carolyn Ellington Evans
John Flournoy
George H. Spooner
James A. McClure
Mies l Catherins Eivans
Second Baptist Church
Carrie Murray
Arthur Austin
William Mahone Rogers
Waynenboro
Charles R. Butler
Mary A Temple
Ruth C Shackelford
James H Scott, Jr
Chester
Ten Million Budget Request For Indian Service
The Indian bureau asks Congress for 10000000 for the Indian service next fiscal year. The request, pending hearings starting next week in the Indian affairs committee, is 1000000 less than last year’s revised appropriation of a little over 9000000. The estimates include contemplated general features.
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Withon
Congress
Bureau
Indian Bureau
Dndian Service
Indian Affairs Committee
Aittle
Hearings on Flood Bills and Federal Flood Control
Hearing on a 1,650,000 flood control project for the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys in California by the House committee on rival and backers, likely December 6. California commission supports federal appropriation to stop floods, totaling 77,000,000 with the state contributing 22,000,000. Projects tied to Mead center in the Mississippi valley.
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
Mrs Posey Dead in Potomac Area After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret Posey dies at her Potomac area home aged over 35 near Washington Foot Rockville Mo Ney 27. She was long known as a leading local resident in Potomac and surrounding county.
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Washington Foot
Rockville
Margaret Posey Sali
Potomac
Big County
Red Cross to Aid Severely Wounded at Juarez Border
State Department grants permission to bring severely wounded Mexicans across the Juarez El Paso line for care by the Red Cross local chapter amid border fighting. Miss Mabel Boardman notes abuse of the Red Cross flag and emphasizes safeguards. Annual Red Cross meeting at the Willard Hotel discusses building fund aims and speeches by Gov Cox and Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
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State Department
Juarez
Miss Boardman
el Paso
Red Cross
Mexico
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross Society
Juareg
United State
WI Paso
Weal
New Willard Hotel
Jain
Sceryinser
Senator Hitchcock comments on currency bill filibuster risk
Omaha Nebr November 27 United States Senator G M Hitchcock and Mrs Hitchcock arrived home from Washington. He called the Democratic conference a surprise and condemned the kick off of sessions day and night as unwise. He warned Republicans may filibuster amid hundreds of amendments and toll calls, but expressed hope amendments from him may be adopted.
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Omaha Nebr
United States
Senato
G M Hitchcock
Hitchcock Arived
Washington
Prairie Sails With Marines for Southern Waters
Philadelphia November 27. About 500 marines and a full crew aboard the transport Prairie left the Philadelphia navy yard for southern waters with stores and ammunition for three months. Col J A Le Jeune commands the marines and orders directed Pensacola possibly as a point on the trip. A detachment from Annapolis joined others from Norfolk and Washington to embark in Philadelphia for Prairie.
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Philadelphia
Prairie
Philadelphia Navy Yard
J. A. le Jeune
Philadelphia Navyard
Pensacola
Pla
Navy Verd
Howett
Washington
Baltimore
United States
Annapodia
Norfolk
Hindu Strikers Kill Indians in Natal Riot Near Durban
Five East Indians were killed in a clash with police at the Blackbur sugar estate near Durban, Natal, as strikers rioted and the police fired volleys to quell the disturbance. London reports say Baron Hardinge's Madras speech praising passive resistance forewarns grave consequences for Indian sympathy and potential reverberations in Africa.
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Durban
Natal
Blackbur
Mount Holycombe
London
Baron Hardinge
India
Madras
Africa
Gaillard Army Engineer Gravely Ill at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore reports that Lieut Col David Impose Gaillard, an army engineer who helped excavate Culabra out in the Canema Canal, has virtually no hope of recovery. His condition has steadily declined over days, with death possible within hours or days. His son Lieut David P Gaillard, Jr. shared that illness began suddenly around late July while they were together in Panama.
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Baltumore
Phipps Payehiatne
Johns Hop King Hospital
David Impose Gallard
Culabra
Canema Canal
David P Gaillard
Panare
Zelaya Held in New York as Extradition Sought
New York November 21 former Nicaraguan president General Jose Zelaya was arrested at midnight and held without bail for examination on December pending extradition papers. An information charges murder and related crimes for killings in Masaya, with officials noting the case hinges on Nicaragua's extradition request and treaty terms.
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New York
Doxc
Banton Zelaya
Nicaragua
de Bed
Lecember
Priyor
Zelaya
Roger B Wood
United States
Wood
Zeliya
Gon. Chamorro
Jose Zelaya
Supreme Cout of
Legation
IL A5
State Department
Folk
Corny M Stadden
4Elaya
Stadden
Selaya
Domingo Tirabio
Sixto Pineda
Masaya
Zelaia
Cannon and Grove
Roosevelt Heads to Talcahuano and Lakes Trip
Col Roosevelt, after a brief sightseee, returns to Santiago and plans to depart for Talcahuano en route to lakes Llangilue and Nahuelhuapi then to Argentina to continue the original journey program.
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Llangiubue
Nahuel
Huapi
Argentina
Valparaiso
Chile
Roosevelt
Santiago
Tle
Talcahuano
Huelhuapi
Virginia Obituary Notices Include Edmonds and Deshazor Deaths
Petersburg records Robert A Edmonds a 45 year old merchant who died at home after typhoid fever following his mother's funeral. J J Deshazor of Blackstone dies at home. Blandford Cemetery to receive interments with recent relatives buried there. Luray reports John W Godenour a chair manufacturer dies suddenly aged 40 at home. wife and six children survive. Heathsville notes Mrs E M Potts dies at 75 near Heathsville. Washington reports Rhodes Scholar progress with Robert Kent Gooch passing exam in Oxford. next Virginia Rhodes scholar to be chosen from several candidates. Rockville notes Fulton Clay Davis and Margaret Bell Cordell marry at bridegroom's home with Methodist minister officiating.
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Petersburg
Robert A Edmonds
Edmonds
Mary M Humonds
J. J Deshazor
Blandford
H. C Deshazor
J J. Deshazor
Luray
John W Godenour
Heathasile
E M Potts
John Costin
Heathsville
Rhodes
Washington
Charlottesville
James M. Page
University of Virginia
Oxford University
England
Robert Kent Gooch
Washington Peat
Rockville
Fulton Clay Davis
Kemptown, Ma
Margaret Bell Cordell
Clarksburg
Dr. Davis
Methodist Church
J. H Cordell
Churches Will Advertise In Pittsburgh Newspapers
Pittsburgh ministers announce plan to carry every Saturday morning and afternoon column of display and classified church advertising similar to theater ads. The move follows resolutions by the Pittsburgh Ministerial Association stating church promotion is good business. Nearly a dozen denominations are represented in the association.
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Pittsburgh Ministerial Association
Pittsburgh
Ministerial Association of Pittsburgh
Ministerial Association
Man Found Unconscious on Hyattsville Porch After Drink-Fueled Robbery
Samuel F. Litchfield Jr., a 26 year old Baltimore resident, was found unconscious on a Riverdale Drive doorstep near the Washington Boulvard. He recalls meeting a friend at a Dairy lunchroom and being drugged at the Leington Hotel lobby. He was robbed of 255 dollars and a wristwatch, later replaced by a cheap watch. He returned to Baltimore after treatment by Dr Wilhs and is said to have left yesterday to visit Washington friends and relatives.
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Washington Pos Hyattesvillee
Samuel 4 Tatenfield, Jr
Baltimore
Lethe Warton
Washington-Baltare Boulevard
Riverdale
Hof Wats
Hryattayile
Thde
Washimigton
Baltimore No
Litchiield Ives
Samuel
Litchfield
Jieft
Washington
Wiliam Still O
Dparkton
Bertha Giuwe
Towson
Frank T Duncan
Mary A Lucas
Balthmore County
Henry Watson Childre 3 Aid Society
Sher Oma
Iind
Nid Society
Irmecan
Ifan
Noicense
Farin Lasoien
Hunter killed by accident three years ago on Thanksgiving
In Waltimore on Thanksgiving Day, 18 year old Toton Adtat, son of Totelison, was accidentally struck and killed by a rifle discharged from bushes by 19 year old Aiwa Griel. The rifle belonged to Toteton’s elder brother, who died in a train accident three years earlier. the body was brought to the Mutehimsen home.
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Waltimore
Taron
Fisher Jurors Divided Over $5000 Bail After Long Deliberation
After ten hours of deliberation in the William J Fisher murder case, jurors were discharged for Thanksgiving week as bail was set at 5000. The panel split on manslaughter and murder, with final ballots favoring murder and acquittal options left undecided. Judge Peter fixed bail at 5000, higher than the prior amount, and Fisher was returned to custody pending arrangements.
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Washington Port
William J Fisher
Wiliam L Stolearte
Wandia
Dodge the Eugenics Law Shifts in Maryland Marriage Records
Fragmented OCR reports from Hagerstown Maryland describe shifts in marriage data tied to a eugenics law. It notes couples traveling from Pennsylvania to the office of Clerk Edward Oswald amid changes in the Keystone state's marriage registry and related penalties or incentives. The text mentions increasing numbers and regional legal effects, though readable details are limited and garbled.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Secord
Edward Oswald
Keystone
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