Southern Dentists Meet Here Today
The thirteenth annual convention of the southern branch of the National Dentists Association opens at the Piedmont hotel at 10:30 am for a three day gathering with about 300 attendees. The program features table clinics a hospital surgical clinic plus exhibits and demonstrations of dental improvements. Governor Joseph Brown is among speakers and many prominent southern dentists will lecture with others to be invited during the meeting.
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Piedmont Hotel
I Brown
Milwaukee
Dental Goody
Great Crowds Attend Services at St. Pauls
St Pauls Methodist Church at 216 Grant Street hosts a revival led by Rev Bob Jones of Montgomery Alabama. The opening service drew over 2000 people with twelve conversions reported. Two daily services are held at 11:00 am and 8:00 pm. Professor T G Makin of Livingston Mississippi directs music with an orchestra.
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Grant Street
J R King Raster
Bob Jones
Montgomery
Ala
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T G Makin
Livingston Mia
Baptist Institute opens with Mer ger university leader preaching
A large crowd attended the opening of the Baptist Institute led by Dr S Jamison of Mer ger university. Morning and evening sermons drew prominent southern church workers and anticipated visits from other figures throughout the week. In a separate incident, John Mason fled from police after a suspected swindle on Thornton avenue, evading officers and escaping into nearby woods.
Woodmen of World Meet in Columbus
The Woodmen of the World of Georgia will hold a three day regular convention in Columbus starting tomorrow with delegates arriving from across the state. Mayor Rhodes Browne and B L Rosenthal welcome the group. Head Consul General Joseph L Stoppebein will speak. Six business sessions, a parade, trolley ride, theater party, and a large ball game are planned along with opening Sally League games. The Woodmen Circle meets at Royal Arcanum hall with Magnolia Grove’s Mrs G W Cordray welcoming and Mrs George L Derrick of Atlanta replying.
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Mrs Lockwood to defend suit in Whitfield court
Dalton Ga April 8 Special Mrs Belva A Lockwood famed Washington lawyer and former presidential candidate arrives to defend a $10000 suit filed by James B Brackett. Brackett says Lockwood was hired and she sought ten percent of a government settlement. Brackett denied paying money with a larceny charge later dismissed in Rome. The case, in Dalton, is set for Tuesday after the intermission with a large crowd expected.
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Washington
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Stolen Hardware Recovered in Dalton Ga Burglary Case
In Dalton Georgia on an April morning Workmen in the Cherokee Manufacturing Company lumber yards found two guns under a lumber pile identified as property recently stolen from the Fite-Ferrill Company hardware store. Two more guns were recovered from a man under arrest, police believe the burglary gang will be captured.
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Cherokee Manufacturing Company
Fite-Ferrill Company
New Pastor for Macon Church in First Christian
Macon Georgia April 3 Special The congregation ratified the call Rex J W Water Reynolds as the new pastor of the First Christian church arriving May 1 He is Virginian and a Hiram College graduate with six years in ministry Robert Munn Jr Injured Columbus Ga Av 3 Special Robert Munn Jr of Columbus man with Western Union Telegraphed was struck by an auto this afternoon The machine hit his head and knocked him over.
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Macon Ga
Rex J W Water Reynods
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Ohta
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Columbus, Ga
Robert Munn Jr
EK. Munn
Columbus
Western Union Telegrapany
Whisky reports up on Thursday
City council postpones action on a whisky transport ordinance after a special meeting is called for Thursday afternoon. Council and railroad and express company representatives will discuss legal concerns and aid in framing a compliant ordinance to regulate air shipments to Atlanta recipients.
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McClelland
Atlanta
Alderman Evins
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Conference
Printing firm boasts fast trains and long range service
Fast trains telegraph and telephone put us in close touch with all buyers of good printing. Superior service at long range is our specialty. Foote and Davies Co. 65 E. Alabama St.
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Plenty of Nice Boys Left in Baker County
A Newton Georgia woman at box 30 Rural Route 3 says a mistaken newspaper notice wrongly stated she advertised for a husband. She denies seeking a match and urges the paper to correct the error. She notes there are plenty of nice Baker County boys and asks readers not to misconstrue the message.
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Baker County
Newton, Ga
Newton Ga
Saya
Swatson’s Appeal Denied in Fulton Superior Court
Mot ion for a new trial in the case of Sam Swatson a Muscogee County man tried for assault on a white woman near Columbus has been denied by Judge L Sloan. This decision means Swatson will be hanged this month with the hanging date to be set shortly.
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Muscogee County
Fulton Superior Court
Columbus
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Community plan to raise monument for Major Hanson
Friends of the late Major J F Hanson of the Central of Georgia railroad form a fundraising committee to erect a memory monument. The roster spans Macon Atlanta Savannah Columbus New York, with diverse representatives including C R Pendleton, W A Winburn, and J Gunby Jordan. The effort relies on personal canvassing and contributions from Central shops workers.
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Macon
J F Hanson
Central of Georgia Railroad
C R. Pendleton
Roland Elus
W H. Fenner
P H Gambrell
John D Idttle
S B Thompson
James B English
Atlanta
W A Winburn
BR. Lawton
Moise
Savannah
Gunby Jordan
C Bradley
Columbus
Deaths in Commerce and Macon areas one day apart
Mrs G T Hawks wife of George T Hawks died of pneumonia at her home near Planter six miles south of Commerce Ga yesterday Interment will be at Chandler burial ground today Rev Jennings in Macon Rev William B Jennings former pastor of the First Presbyterian now visiting Philadelphia accompanied by Mrs Jennings daughter of Col W A Huff in Macon Ga on April 3 Special notes from Commerce and Macon correspondents
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Philadelphia
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From Cotton Field to Kitchen Cottolene Production
A promotional note explains Cottolene is produced from cotton seed oil with no human handling, flowing through mechanical processing to sealed cans to ensure purity and cleanliness. It contrasts with hog fat fats, claiming superior digestibility and quality, marketed in tubs or loose containers.
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Two Georgia Women to Hike from Savannah to St Louis
Savannah, April 3. Margaret Brown and Misa Jusia Cole of Savannah plan a long foot journey to St Louis Missouri and further west if possible between now and September. They depart Central depot at 9 a m Thursday for the first leg to Booker passing by the big road then to railroad tracks. Brown has previously walked Savannah to Jacksonville and Cole, new to long distances, joins on tales of adventure. They intend to earn money by selling postcard views and photos of themselves, with an initial night planned at Meldrin.
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Mra
Margaret Brown
Misa Jusia Cole
St Lows Mo
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Jacksonville
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New York
Tampa
Former Atlantans editor of the Tokio Times named
Dr Stanhope Sams of Atlanta has accepted editorship of The Tokio Times in Tokyo Japan. The appointment aims to foster friendly relations and broader understanding between Japan and English speaking peoples as the paper, semi official to the Japanese government, promotes Japan to the world. Sams travels from San Francisco to Japan next week and joins editor Zumoto at the English language newspaper.
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Jackson's Wife Visits Dalton Home Town
The wife of boxing great Peter Jackson, visiting Cleveland Tennessee near Dalton, explains she is descended from slaves owned by the Hardwick family of Bradley County. She stops at Mrs AL Hardwick's residence to learn about her roots and see her hometown as she heads toward Tack's on after arriving from Australia.
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End of Coca Cola case draws near in Tennessee
In Chattanooga on April 3 the government wrapped up rebuttal witnesses in the United States v forty barrels and twenty kegs of Coca Cola seized in 1909. Howard Candler led off with Judge John Candier and deposition by Dr Oswald Schmeidburg then Dr LF Keibler and others. Testimony continued under cross exam as District Attorney James B Cox announced completion likely by noon tomorrow with General Cox to open the defense after a break due to his wife’s illness and will then return to Knoxville.
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Tenn
United States
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John Candier
Oswald Schmeidburg
Germany
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Burgin
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Inspector Lynch
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William Tipoos
Philadelphia
Hoos Wan
James B Cox
General Cox
Knoxville
How the Devil Came to Commerce Sermon Opens Series
On April 3, Gilbert Dobbs pastor of the First Baptist church preached the opening sermon of a Sunday night series titled How the Devil Came to Commerce. The talk addressed temperance and prohibition enforcement, drawing a capacity crowd to the church auditorium as the pastor held the audience’s attention for over an hour.
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de Gilbert Dobbs
First Baptist Church
Thia State
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