Four Little Atlanta Stories Contain Trust Company Notes
Atlanta coverage describes the Continental Trust Company led by Joel Hurt, its unique no-commission setup, and plans to expand beyond Georgia into other states and foreign countries with a roster of prominent trustees. The piece also critiques Hearst Georgia's Mary Phagan murder headlines for sensationalism, reports on Governor Brown's stance on clemency for Berry Cannon, and notes on Dr. McNaughton’s pending pardon efforts and health claims.
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Atlanta
Athens Daily Banner
New Continental Trust Company
Joel Hurt
South
Georgia
Bolling
Jons, High
J. K. Orr
Tie J. Peeples
Louis “Newell
T. P Hinman
C. A. Horne
M. M. George
I. F. Shedden
E. Bates Itrock
W. J. Blalock
J. J. Haverty
John C. Hallman
Porter Langston
Hearst
The
Mary Phagan
Dr. McNaughton
Frank Safford
W. J. McNaughton
Swainsboro
Fred Flanders
Flanders
Brown
Mr. Safford
Berry Cannon
Johnson County
Cannon
Ice Price Hike In New York Ice Suppliers Rise to Six Dollars
New York May 1 The price schedule for natural and artificial ice in Greater New York increased from 3.50 a ton to 6 a ton beginning today, shocking both large and small consumers. Natural ice scarcity is blamed on a mild winter, while producers of artificial ice offer no climatic justification for the rise.
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New York
Peace Congress Session Highlights Hague Conference
In St Louis on May 1 the American Peace Congress drew a larger audience for its second day with Hague Conference issues at the center of the general session. Speakers included William I Hull Swarthmore College on the Hague Tribunal, Paul J Reinsch Wisconsin on US active promotion of international peace, and Edwin D Mead World Peace Foundation on the Pan Teutonic Pledge of Peace. An afternoon break featured a reception at the Missouri Botanical Garden and other entertainments for visitors.
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St. Louis
James Brown Scott
Carnes Endowment For International Ace
William I. Hull
Swarthmore College
Paul 3. Reinsch
University of Wiscnsin
United States
Edwin D. Mead
World Peace Foundation
Missouri Botanical Garden
Arbor and Bird Day observed statewide in North Dakota
Bismarck May 1 Pursuant to Governor Hanna's proclamation North Dakota observed Arbor and Bird Day widely planting trees and flowers and building shelter houses for wild birds Public schools dedicated the day to forestry and bird life instruction for pupils.
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Bismarck
N. D
Hanna
North Dakota
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Boost Digestion
Poor appetites signal impaired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands have benefited by taking these tablets. Sold by all dealers. (Advertisement.)
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Chamberlain
Printers Hold Cost Congress Opens In Allengeniger
More than a thousand printers from Minnesota the Dakotas Montana Iowa Wisconsin Alberta and Saskatchewan attend the Cost Congress at the Radisson hotel in Allengeniger opening today under the Minnesota Ben Franklin Club. E. K R Whiting of Owatonna presides the three day session aims to discuss methods to save expenses and raise profits in the printing trade. Also includes an advertisement promoting Chamberlains Liniment and Chamberlains Tablets with user testimonials and dealer availability.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dakotas
Montana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Allengeniger
Radisson Hotel
Minnesota
Ben Franklin Club
E. K R. Whiting
Owatonna
Exper
New Jersey Club Women Discuss White Slave Traffic
The New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual convent this afternoon in Auntie City. Tomorrow Prof. Scott Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania will address the club on Budgets Wages and Financing the Family. The convention closes with officer elections tomorrow afternoon.
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NEW Jersey Club
Auntie City
New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs
Scott Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
Last Pilgrimage of Confed Veterans Reunion May 27 28
Chattanooga May 1 report says the 1913 United Confederate Veterans reunion at Lookout Mountain Chickamauga and Mission Ridge may be the last gathering for the group. Rail routes offer low fares, tents and cots are loaned by the War Department for about 15 000 veterans, and the United Sons of Veterans join with sponsors and visitors expected to fill Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mtn
Chickamauga
Mission Ridge
United Confederate Veterans
Southeastern Passenger Association
War Dept
United Sons of Veterans
South
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Ailments
J T Sossaman publisher of News at Cornelius North Carolina says one box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The product is recommended by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons Ady.
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Bucklen
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Ady
Mississippi Teachers Meet at Hattiesburg Conclave
Mississippi school teachers filled Hattiesburg today as the twenty eighth annual convention of the state association opened. The three day program includes speeches by Illinois State Superintendent Blair and Pennsylvania State Superintendent Schaefer among other national educators.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Misssissippi
Blair
Illinois
Schaefer
Pennsylvania
Northern Oratorical Contest At Oberlin Opens
Oberlin Ohio May 1 The Northern Oratorical League contest brings seven top speakers from University of Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Michigan Northwestern Oberlin and Minnesota to the campus. Topics include The Toll of Industry Slaves of Tradition Liberty and License Christianity and the Social Order Patriotism of Progress The Fight for Modernism and The Significance of the Woman Movement Miss Lillian Byrnes of Minnesota is the first woman to compete in the league.
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Oberlin
Alvin Carl Reis
University of Wisconsin
George G. Glick
University of Iowa
J. “Howard Hinshaw
University of Illinois
Rercival V. Blanshard
University of Michigan
Henry L. Wells
Northwestern University
Luther H. Gulick
Oberlin College
Lillian Byrnes
University of Minnesota
Byrnes
League
Electric Bitters touted as life change for weak and nervous
Advert says Electric Bitters restore energy and appetite for weak and nervous people. Claims benefit for stomach, liver and kidneys with testimonials from Mrs. O. Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York. Prices 50 cents and one dollar, advertised by W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
World Racquet Championship Half Opens in Philadelphia
The second half of the professional world racquet championship between Jock Soutar of Philadelphia and England’s C Williams will be played at the Philadelphia Racquet Club tomorrow afternoon. Williams led 4-2 in the London first half. the two players were separated by only 5 aces in the six games. Soutar will have home-court advantage in the rematch.
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Philadelphia
Jock” Soutar
C. Wiliams
England
London
Williams
Souter
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Newberg Junction
Coc A-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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Mississippi
Teachers' Meeting
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