Democrats Organize Young Men Clubs For Wilson Campaign
Special from Chicago reports the Democratic National Committee creating a dedicated bureau for Young Men's clubs led by Dudley Field Malone. Morgan L. Davies heads western efforts as Wilson supporters enroll over 50 000 members aiming to boost first presidential votes. Governor Emmet O Neal notes broad bar association support for Wilson across Maine and beyond.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Dudley Field Malone
New York
O’gorman
Democratic
Karpen
Morgan L. Davies
Illinois
Marshall
Malone
Maine
Woodrow Wilson
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
O'Neal
Portland
Bath
Lisbon Falls
Bar Association
Roosevelt
Taft
Linton's Spring Water Promoted for Purity and Sanitation
Purity is highlighted as the key feature of Linton's Spring Water with emphasis on sanitary bottling practices. The ad-style note invites readers to become customers, stressing chemist-approved purity and careful bottling.
Athens Woman Who Helped Name Atlanta Alive at 85
The Godmother of Atlanta Mrs Martha Lumpkin Compton, born in Athens, is alive at 85 and visiting the Rev W H Young in McDuffie. She holds the unusual double distinction of having Atlanta named after her first Martha ville and later Atlanta. She is Wilson Lumpkin’s daughter, governor 1831 to 1835, and long lived in an Athens stone house on Lumpkin Hill.
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Atlanta
Martha Atlanta Lumpkin Compton
Athens
W. H. Young
McDuffie
Compton
Marthavile
Wilson Lumpkin
Georgia
Lumpkin Hill
Athens Couple Hearts Prison Bar Wedding
Atlanta dispatch reports Robert E Alexander married Hattie Hood in a police headquarters cell after Alexander sent for officers to arrange the union. The 18 year old prisoner had recently returned from Cincinnati's Home of the Good Shepherd and will be released with wedding plans already discussed by officers.
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Atlanta
Robert E. Alexander
Cupid
Hattie Hood
Georgia Newspapers Weigh In On Dippy Joke Roundup
Atlanta reporters recount a string of silly clippings from a weekly column that sparked a wave of humorous notices. The spoof items include Mrs Jones cutting her self, a lad throwing a stone hitting Mr Pike, and other misadventures.
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Banner
Atlanta
Georgia
Jones
Cactus Creek
Or City
The American Bankers Convene In Detroit
The American Bankers Association sessions paused as three sections met. The trust company group heard George M. Reynolds of Chicago discuss The Money Trust Inquiry while Postmaster General Hitchcock addressed the savings bank group on The Postal Savings Bank and the Banks. The clearing house session followed.
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Detroit
Mich
American Bankers’ Association
Trust Companies
Trust Company
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Money Trust
Hitchcock
Savings Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Clearing House
Maryland Sunday School Convention Opens in Frederick
Noted Sunday school workers from across Maryland gather in Frederick for the forty-ninth Maryland Sunday School Association convention. The event opens with a wine demonstration and runs through Thursday and Friday with speakers including Mrs M Bryner of Chicago and other international association representatives. The opening session discusses clearing house technical matters.
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Frederick
Maryland Sunday School Association
M Bryner
Chicago
Sovati
International Association
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B. Y. Barris
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L. F. Edwards
DeuPree Hunnicutt
W. T. Bryan
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John Doe
Harold Green
Violet
Mr. Green
Fong
American Bankers
Maryland Sunday Schools
Best
Lewis Bear
Continental Fire Insurance
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Talmage Hardware CO
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Athens, Georgia
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