Official Shriner Week Program Made Public In Atlanta
The official program for Shriners Week in Atlanta was released detailing a May schedule with visiting temples, a four and a half mile parade on Tuesday, two grand balls, motor drome races, and numerous receptions. Events run May 11 to 15, including parades, imperial council sessions, and tours, with the week expected to attract large crowds and heavy activity citywide.
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Shriners
Atlanta
Will Irwin
Bali
Imperial
Irwin
Imperial Potentate
Hotel
Anstey
Imperial Council
Lyme Theater
Brooks Haven
Capital City
Imperial Gwouneil
Wcond
Seattle
Ponce de Leon Park
Piedmont Driving Club
Historc
Savannnah
Vaarah
Ales ‘Temple
Savannah
Tyhee
Tlantz
Tanta
Ponce de Deon Park
Fort McPherson
Tne
Alanta
Inmate Foley Killed in Struggle at Hospital
Washington April 6 John W Foley an inmate of the government insane hospital was killed today during a struggle with four attendants A broken rib pierced a lung hospital officials said Foley 28 a native of Los Angeles Va had spent time in the navy before commitment coroner ordered an inquest into the death.
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Washington
John W. Foley
Government Insane Hospital
Foley
Ules
LsAnOlee
Eval
Beautiful Sponsors for Reunion of the Gray Top
Row descriptions list sponsors by row and state. Miss Corinne Hampton of Columbia D C is sponsor for the south. Miss Emory Todhunter of Lexington Mo is sponsor for Trans Mississipp i department. Miss Regina Rambo of Marietta Ga is sponsor for Georgia. Middle row includes Miss Ellen Harden Clay Savannah Ga sponsor for Army of Tennessee department. Miss Adele Snowjden of Macon Ga sponsor for.
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Corinne Hampton
Columbia
D. C
Emory Todhunter
Lexington
Regina Rambo
Marietta
Georgia
Ellen Harden Clay
Savannah
Army of Tennessee Department
Adele, Snowjden
Macon
Phantoms in Divorce Court Tell Their Side of the Story
A humorous courtroom scene features a deputy and a self confident phantom who disputes testimony in an undefended divorce. The phantom defends a husband accused of poker violence and argues the wife was vain and difficult, painting a complex picture of unhappy marriage and suppressed ambitions.
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Dudge Hihs
Superior Court
T. A. Burdette
Burdette
Ask The Constitution Where To Live
A Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information invites public consultation on housing options. Free of charge listings are available for rooms for rent. Contact Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001 for details and placement.
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The
Bureau of Boarding and
Constitutions Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
More affidavits for Frank motion
Lawyers for Leo Frank report possession of 20 to 40 new affidavits likely to be made public soon. Several are from witnesses who testified for the prosecution, with some repudiating previous testimony and others accusing unfair methods by the prosecution and detective department.
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Leo Frank
Frank
Haugh M. Dorsey
Ben Hil
Burns
Guy Biddinge
Dan Lefon
Jim Conley
William M. Smith
Hush Dorsey
Ten Firemen of Old Volunteers Now on the Roll
Fifty years ago Atlanta formed the first volunteer fire company. Only ten living members remain, with five attending the sixtieth anniversary meeting. Officers elected include John K Weaver president and Charles Klassett vice president. Living members listed: Weaver Heinz Haney Heinz Bender Blassett Blassett Mann Gardiner Dunlap. First president was Major John Mecaslin.
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Atlanta
John K. Weaver
Charles Klassett
John M
Wasning Watersdowned by Court Ruling on Rods in Cross
A court ruling upholds a key regulation about rod installations in Wasning amid protests from local agents. The decision clarifies permissible placement and the legality of the rods within the crosswater area, affecting ongoing enforcement and future filings.
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Wasning
Cordance
Cupress Court
Huerta bans US consul agent over dispatchs to Washington
Huerta cancels exequatur of American Consular Agent George C. Carothers after dispatches to Washington claimed the rebels had taken Torreon. Washington plans to keep Carothers with Villa and constitutionalists, while noting no personal danger to him. Spain protests Torreon expulsions as Villa seizes Spaniards. President Wilson says US policy will follow developments.
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Washington
Huerta
George C. Carothers
Torreon
State Department
Carothers
Madero
Mexico
Mexico City
General Villa
John Lind
William Bayard Hale
Villa
United States
Riano
Spain
Bryan
Carranza
Wilson
Carothera
Senor Portillo Y Rojas
Associated Press Today
Torrean
Velasco
War Department
Piedras Negras
Generala de Moure
Maas
San Pedro
Expulsion of Spaniards Said Under Revolt Control
In Juarez Moxico April 6 Northern and central Mexico are being cleared of Spanish residents by the constitutionalists. General Eulalo Gutierrez reports expelling all Spaniards from controlled areas in San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas, with about 1060 leaving in two months. Houses and goods allowed to be taken, none may stay inside rebel lines.
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Juarez
Moxico
Mexico
Eulalo Gutierrez
San Luis Potosi
Tanxe
Matehuela
Zacatecas
Panfilo Natera
Gutierrez
Hiding Burglary Behind the Flag
Senate committee on Interoceanic Canals debate over Panama toll exemption begins open sessions as House action on repeal looms. Senator McCumber argues exemption violates the Hay Pauncefote treaty and calls it theft from the nation with a flag shield. Administration backs repeal and hopes for a Senate vote in weeks.
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Washington
Panama
Senate Committee On
Senate
Fffort
O'Gorman
McCumber
North Dakota
Wilson
Congress
Treasury
Great Britain
Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Branderee
Connecticut
Brandegee
Ation
Knowland
Bryan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
William Tyrrel
Foreign Office
Comer Seeks Lead In Governor Race In Alabama Primary
Early returns show Oscar W Underwood leading Hobson in the U S Senate contest and a tight governor race between B B Comer and R F Kolb with Henderson also in the mix. Incomplete county tallies hint at a protracted vote with runoffs likely and several statewide offices up for grabs as voters cast a heavy ballot across Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ada
Hobson
Underwood
Ray Rushlen
Montgomery
Frank S. White
United States
Watt T. Brown
Ragland
B. BE. Comer
R. F Kolb
Charles Henderson
Troy
Walter D Seed
Tuscaloosa
Democratic House Leader Named for Higher Honors by State
State officials announce the Democratic House leader has been named to a higher honors post. The appointment elevates the veteran lawmaker to a senior role within the state government, reflecting continued party leadership and influence.
Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy In Georgia
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Georgia with a likely shower risk Wednesday night. Colder air expected in the north and west portions, with temperatures near minus two to twenty five degrees and mean values around two degrees. Rainfall figures show slight totals in past 24 hours and modest monthly deficits.
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