Little Robert May Find Some Loving Relatives
In Robert Barretts case the orphaned boy may gain relatives as letters and calls arrive. Griffin says grandparents live in Talladega Alabama, a Baptist trustee and Odd Fellow notes, William Barrett, could be his grandfather. Columbus Ohio connections and Jersey City leads are mentioned, urging continued interest to place him with kin.
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Robert
Robert Barrett
Decatur
Griffin
Talladega
Barrett
Baptist Church of
Roberta
WH McGinnis
Central Avenue
Wabel Barnetts
Columbus
Ohio
Corbett
Pattillo
Ilant
Mra Barrett
Witte
Rev Bob Jones Sermon On The Prodigal Son At St Pauls
Revival at St Pauls Methodist grows as Rev Bob Jones delivers a strong sermon on the Prodigal Son. He argues every soul, no matter how sinful, can turn to God if willing. Services will be held daily this week and next at 10 am and 8 pm.
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St Paul's Methodist Church
Bob Jones
No agreement on liquor law proposed by council
Transportation firms split over an anti liquor reporting ordinance. Aldermen Kelley and Warren defend the McClelland measure while Grant Eyvina push a railroad backed substitute claiming interstate law conflicts. A council vote on the ordinance is expected but not predicted as the matter goes to the full council for decision.
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Kelley
Warren
McClelland
Grant
Eyvina
Railroads and Express Company
Southern Express Company
Railroads
Mayson
Transportation Companion
Evins
City of
Atlanta
Ita
Billa
Beck
Express
Recorder’s Court
Recorder
Puccini May Turn From Serious Opera to Light Comedy
Rumors say Puccini plans to skip La Femme et al Platin and Marie Antoinette to write a buoyant comedy The Gift of the Golden West critics compare him to Sullivan and note light opera can be more profitable while preserving his high standards He may shift toward a lighter channel of thought without compromising quality
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Golden West
Atlantas
Puccini
Arthur Sullivan Sullivan
Patience
Mitrado
Sullivan
Robbery and assault in Cartersville woman bound and drugged
Mrs Muller Lyons living near Cartersville was robbed on April 5 by two white men who gagged her with a leather bag tied with thongs and drugged her causing stupor. Her husband found her on the bedroom floor and the sheriff seeks the suspects, Mrs Evang accusing the assailants.
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Cartersville
Muller Lyons
Vans
Cattersville
Evang
Peachtree Street Widening Talks Stall Over Damages
Council committee fails to reach agreement with Peachtree property owners on widening between Baker and Ivy. Most owners consent to land donation for 69 foot width, but several seek damages or oppose widening. Goldsmith demands over 5000 dollars if plan shifts to west side. Further talks planned as city weighs fair proposition and new building line.
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Peachtree Street
Baker
Ivy
John H. James
F . Porter
Goldsmith
Peachtree
Alalot
Torter
Wood McKennie
Farltnet
James
Grant
Touril
Baker and
Hilia
Downtown Ticket Place Still Open
The Atlanta Baseball Association maintains the downtown ticket operation as still open with a bidder yet to be awarded the privilege and no plate settled by the local club.
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Atlanta Baseball Association
Cure for scalp disease touted by mother in 1910
Mrs F E Harman of RUPE 2 Team recalls her six month old son's head eruption improving after using Cuticura products. She praises Resolvent cream soap and ointment, says after two bottles and three cakes he fully recovered with curly hair regrowing. Sold by Potter Drug in Boston with samples offered.
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Cuti
F E Harman
Potter Drug & Chem
Columbus Ave
Boston
Massing of Troops Termed an Outrage
Atlanta socialists meeting at 86 Central avenue issued resolutions condemning U S troop deployment to the Mexican border. They called the action an insult to liberty and justice and framed it as a class war favoring Morgan, Rockefeller, Guggenheim and other capitalists. Resolutions were signed by C Brown, A M Carton, C B Brooks, L Thurman, and B J Cannon.
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Atlanta
Central Avenue
United States
Morganockefeller
Guggenheim
C . Brown
A M Carton
C B Brooks
L. €. Thurman T
B. J. Cannon
Plan to Save Engine "Texas" as a Relic Proposed
Article highlights public interest in preserving the Civil War era engine "Texas" following reports in The Constitution. Georgia figures TGF Camp and JW Dyer propose organized youth fund drives to rehabilitate and house the locomotive in Atlanta, with Song of Veterans involvement and regional expansion possible.
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Texas
Andrewa
T L Camp
Camp Machine Company
Marietta Street
Georgia
Atlanta
Song of
TGF
Senda
Constitution Y
Georgia Railroad
Nashville
Chattanooga
Decatur
Reformatory Records One Relapse in Five Years
County reformatory officials announced only one parolee returned to a wayward life in five years prompting gratification. Judge Palmer noted Claude Seals, linked to highway robbery, had earlier been under reform school care. Commissioners invited mayor, council, and grand jury for inspections of the industrial farm and almshouse.
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Turman
General Council
T. Anderson
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