Four Little Atlanta Stories in March Chronicle
Special correspondent from Athinta reports Georgia figures in national politics as Senator Harris lauds the South and predicts Wilson era gains. It notes Mormon criticism by Dr. H. M. DuBose and a comical tale of two Athleta youths and their mother. Also covered are a clerical stance on Mormonism, a fire insurance association meeting in Atlanta, and Southern patronage efforts with company leaders named.
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Washington
Harris
Narris
Georgia
House
Senate
Union
South
Atlanta
H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Episcopal Church
DuBose
Tion
Silace
Association of Southern Fire Insurance Companies
Moneer
Lome
Southern Association of Fire Companies
H. B. Lush
Greensboro
N. C
John J. McKay
Macon
Charles A. Bickerstaff
Alanta
H. R. Bush
Young Wilson Cabinet Averages Fifty-Six by Age
Special to the Banner notes that President Wilson's cabinet members average fifty years and six months, younger than Taft's lineup averaging about fifty-nine. Redfield the oldest at fifty-five next June, with Bryan at fifty-three. Taft aides skew older, though a few are under fifty. The item closes with an ad for J. L. Arnold's polishing solution.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan Tas
Wilson
Taft
Commerce Redfield
Mr. Bryan
McReynolds
the Navy
Daniels
Labor
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Garrison
Interior
Lane
Houston
Burleson
MacVeagh
Hitchcock
Stimson
Fire Losses on National Woods Lower Than for Several Years
Washington report shows 1912 forest fire losses the lowest in years with less than one acre burned per thousand acres and total damage about 75 290 dollars. Lightning caused about 27 percent of fires. private lands and outside-forest blazes accounted for much of the cost. California led in fires and lightning, while Kansas had a lone small blaze.
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National Woods
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Arizona
Arkansas
California
One National Forest
Kansas
North Dakota
Yale Baseball Team Sails for Southern Schedule
For Sale by All Dealers New Haven Conn March 19 The Yale baseball squad nine plus staff left for the south to start the season. First game in Norfolk against Washington and Lee University followed by Holy Cross. Then Penn in Washington and Georgetown. The trip ends in Washington with Catholic University on March 26.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
South
Norfolk
Washington and Lee University
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Washington
Georgetown
Catholic University
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve constipation by stimulating the liver and improving digestion. It promises rapid health return and touts a 25 cent price at W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Home Folks Honor Bryan Birthday in Lincoln
Democratic leaders and Nebraska friends gather in the capital to honor William J. Bryan on his fifty third birthday and celebrate his appointment as secretary of state in the Wilson cabinet. Bryan returns home for the celebration, the first Lincoln visit since the November election. Also notes the advertised relief claims for Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism with sales via dealers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Knights Templar Grand Commandery Meet in Tampa
The Knights Templar of Florida held their annual Tampa conclave with decorated business sections and an opening session in the Masonic Building. Proceedings cover annual reports and officer elections. the conclave concludes tomorrow. Best Known Cough Remedy Dr King s New Discovery touted with endorsements and local availability including price points.
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Tampa
Fla
Knights Templar of
Florida
Application for license to open near beer saloon
A. F. Allen applies to the mayor and council of Athens Georgia for a license to open a near beer saloon at 134 Foundry Street for colored people. Date March 10 1913.
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City of
Athens
Foundry St
New York Monument Erected on Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga, Tenn March 19 The state of New York has recently erected on Lookout Mountain overlooking the Chattanooga Valley one of the handsomest monuments in the world It cost more than 100000 and is dedicated to New York troops who fought in the battles around Chattanooga The monument was built in small sections to reach the mountain summit.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
New York
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga Valley
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Wingfield
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Athena
THE
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CTS
M. Stern, Prest. T. S. Mell
Deupree
Hunnicutt
Aaron Cohen
G. A. Mel
CTORS
G. Michael
W. T. Bryan
J. A. Hunnicutt
L. F. Edwards
Cashier
His
Foley Shoneytar
Pisgah
J. G. Ellis
Foley
Bryan
Chamberlain
Knights Templar
J. J. Owens
Allendale
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New York Monument
Montgomery
Bell
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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