No Apprehension About Nominees
Reports that Edward T. Brown of Atlanta assumed responsibility for an effort to defeat the confirmation of A. J. Mardy of Gainesville, nominated for postmaster by Representative Hell, caused surprise. Georgia lawmakers express no concern over the nominees, while Senators Bacon and Smith coordinate regional patronage and post office appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta
Mardy
Gainesville
Hell
Colonel Brown
Raleigh
Gaines
CiUy
Georgia
Bacon
Smith
North
South
Dublin
Hughes
W.L. Stanley
Mr. Bacon
Rome
Cavnesville
North Georgia
Smiths
Hoghes
Lee
Bell
Elai Ar J. Bowie
John Or. Vandiver
the Berry
Leonard Todd
S Priden
Cornelius Ter- Rune
W. S. Simms
Trainysville
A. 3
Hardy
Senator Smith
Post Office Department
Claineyville
Department
Sey
Bell and Lee
Enlist International Interest In Coming Woman's Edition
The Atlanta branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Typographical Union plans to promote the Woman's Edition of The Constitution published by the Georgia Federation of clubs. Mrs. Jesse Johnson appoints Mrs. T. J. Smith to lead the campaign to enlist chapters nationwide, showcasing Georgia women’s work and organizing efforts. Mrs. Smith, fourth vice president of the International Typographical Union auxiliary, aims to inspire women across regions and will coordinate a literary committee and outreach through local chapters. An expression will be published from Mrs. C. E. McKee, press.
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Atlanta
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Typographical Union
Georgia Federation of Clubs
Jesse Johnson
T. J. Smith
Smith
International Typographical Union
Georgia
Mats
TJ. Smith
Woman's Auxiliary International Typographical Union
Arrernation Department
Georgia Federation
Naval Stores Co to Re Enter Market in Good Shape
Savannah April 11. A committee report on American Naval Stores Co says the firm is in good condition and will reenter the market buying sellable goods. A 750000 dollar loan will be secured by stock in four large corporations and possibly by other holdings of officers. Creditors are asked to subscribe 9 percent of prior loans to provide cash. these loans take priority over unsecured claims and mature in six months with six months extension. Warehouse receipts for resin are to be turned over to realize collateral. audit of the company and subsidiaries in America and Europe is under way. Naval stores men warn quick action is needed to prevent collapse of the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
American Naval Stores Company
S P. Shatter
J. F. C. Mayers
America
Europe
Two Men Wounded in Row Over Barber's Wife
In Carroll Street shop, barber R. I. Burnett and carpenter L. L. Brown fought over Burnett's wife. Brown was shot in the chest and taken to Grady hospital in critical condition. Burnett was arrested. Burnett's home is 107 Carrell Street.
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R. I. Burnett
Carroll Street
Burnett
L. L. Brown
Brown
Grady Hospital
Carrell Street
Augustus McPhail Wins Gold Medal in Declamation
Augustus C McPhail of the Peacock Fleet school won the gold medal for the best declamation at the Atlanta Interscholastic Defamatory association annual exercises in Taft hall. Honorable mentions went to Forrest Roberts and John P Stewart of Boys High and J Milton Coleman of Peacock First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus C. McPhail
Peacock- Fleet School
Atlanta
Eugene M. Mitchell
Charles Thorn
Austin
Marist College Orchestra
Auto injures Vaughan West in Atlanta street crash
Vaughan West a 13 year old of 243 North Boulevard was struck by an automobile driven by H Y McCord Jr early Friday morning at Boulevard and Highland avenue. He was taken to Grady hospital in serious condition. The driver went to police headquarters and was charged with reckless driving bond set at 260 dollars. West is son of Thomas B West Atlas Oil Company official. McCord aged driver was driving toward town when the boy stepped in front of the car. He was thrown into the street and rushed to hospital. The case will be heard in police court upon the boy's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan West
North Boulevard
H. Y. McCord
Boulevard
Highland Avenue
Grady Hospital
Thomas B. West
Atlas Oil Company
Young McCord
MecCord
McCord
Juniper Street
Wilson Hopeful About Land Case
President Wilson expressed hope that California's pending legislation prohibiting land ownership by aliens ineligible for citizenship would not offend Japan. He noted treaty nuances, domestic constitutional limits, and Japan's-friendly stance, saying California should frame laws to avoid diplomatic embarrassment while preserving federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
California
Japan
United States
Ife
Rain and Cooler Weather Forecast Today
Weather bureau predicts rain and a drop in temperature to just below 50 degrees after a spell of warm days. Expect cooler conditions, possible light showers earlier, with dust settling after the cold spell and clear skies to follow. Friday's readings ranged from 59 to 62 degrees amid cloudy skies.
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Weather Buureau
Satara
Convention Bureau Opens Headquarters in Atlanta
The new Atlanta convention bureau began operations this morning at the 817 Empire Building. Fred Houser, recently elected secretary, has led preparations for attracting large meetings to the city.
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Atlanta
Convention Bureau
Fred Houser
Will
Empire Building
Houser
Georgia bankers deny loan influence on legislature
Benjamin W. Hunt of Eatonton, president of the Georgia Bankers Association, rejects claims that banks press lawmakers for loans to influence reform legislation. He says the remark by Orville A. Park was said jokingly and urges passage of bank reform for the safety of depositors and the public with support from lawmakers and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Benjamin W. Hunt
Eatonton
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Hunt
Orville A. Park
Macon
Atlanta
Banks of
Firemen's Funds Grow Through Charity Benefit
Substantial additions to the Dougherty and Gillespie funds come from a theater benefit organized by Mrs. Springer. Mrs. Dougherty received 56.50 dollars while Gillespie’s children got 20 dollars. Mrs. Springer asks for unsold tickets to be returned and is noted for broad charitable work, including prisoner welfare.
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Dougherty
Gillespie
Springer
Atlanta
Miss Emerson Suffers Appendicitis Attack
London April 1 Miss Zelle Emerson American suffragette suffers serious appendicitis attack Doctor Mangell Moullin says inflammation has developed into appendicitis and operation needed but impossible due to weakened condition Nervous symptoms improved today A Commons member may seek Home Secretary Reginald McKenna next week on deportation of Emerson and other foreign militant suffragettes. London April 11 militants set fire to the grandstand at Tunbridge Wells cricket grounds leaving a photo of Mrs Pankhurst An alleged attempt to destroy dirigible sheds and army air corps aeroplane parks reported at Warnborough, fire put out with no damage.
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London
Zelle Emerson
Mangell-Moullin
House of Commons
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Miss Emerson
McKenna
Tunbridge Mill
Senator Bacon Must Qualify At Election
The Georgia legislature will call an election for United States senator so Senator A. O. Bacon can qualify under a constitutional amendment. W. J. Harris, chairman of the state Democratic committee, says the election is largely formal since Bacon is unopposed. The change follows a national amendment notice. the election must be held by the people promptly.
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United States
A. O. Bacon
W. 3. Harris
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
Bacon
National Congress
Public Asked to Aid Home Society's Work
The Georgia Children's Home Society issued an appeal for public help to support its yearlong work. Seventy homeless babies will receive protection and care at an average cost of 50 dollars per child. Committees named by Captain James W. English include Executive Albert Howell Jr., David Marx, Morris Brandon, H C Worthen, Hughes Spalding. Finance George R. Donovan, W D Beatle, W H Kriegshaber, J Hops Brown, W J Harris. Publicity Paul Reese, Ben Lee Crew, Fred Houser, Albert Adams, Charlton G. Ogburn.
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Georgia Children's Home Society
James W. English
Eevecutive
Albert Howell, Jr
David Marx
Morris Brandon
H. C. Worthen
Hughes Spalding
George R. Donovan
W. D. Beatle
W. H. Kriegshaber
J. Hops Brown
W. J. Harris
Publcity
Paul Reese
Ben Lee Crew
Fred Houser
Albert Adams
Charlton G. Ogburn
Steamship France Brings Morgan Body to New York Harbor
The steamship France with J Pierpont Morgan's body and his accompanying relatives arrived at quarantine near New York harbor before 2 PM. The report also notes a Knights of Pythias convention in Fitzgerald Georgia with about two hundred knights in attendance and several high officials present. The text mentions a conferral of the third rank and a smoker event following work sessions.
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New York
France
Havre
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rome
New York Harbor
K. P
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, Ga
Knights of Pythias of
Pythiana
Thomas J. Carling
Macon
J. W. Austin
Atlanta
Fp.” Hughes
Cordele
Pope Pius Receives Pilgrims and Bestows Blessing
In Rome on April 21 Pope Pius, despite doctors orders, received three bishops and granted them the papal blessing. He then fell into a deep sleep after physicians’ customary rounds. The pontiff’s sisters say his recovery is advancing and hopes to see pilgrims soon, though doctors urge restraint.
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Rome
Pius
Marchiafava
Amici
Riese
Vatican
Smith Bill May Get Early Consideration
Washington April 11 The Chicago committee pushing for a federal bureau of markets aims to press bills pending in Congress to create a new division in the Agricultural Department. Senator Hoke Smith reintroduced the bill which twice passed the Senate but was dropped last session from the agricultural appropriation bill. The measure seeks a permanent division to gather market news and promote cooperative and commercial marketing methods. A prior congress funded 59000 for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Wilson
Federal Bureau of Markets
Con G
Agricultural Department
Hoke Smith
Senate
Smith
Florida Blue Sky Law Aimed at Fraudulent Land Deals
Tallahassee Fla April 12 Representative W E Russell of Putas county will introduce a blue sky law in the legislature this week. It mirrors Kansas law to bar fraudulent land and investment schemes and to require Florida land and securities firms to comply before doing business. The measure targets several companies currently selling Everglades lands on installment plans.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. E. Russell
Putas County
Kansas
Florida
Everglades
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Stanley
Underwood
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Naval Stores CO
Augustus M’phail
Peacock-Fleet School
H. Y. M’cord, JR
Daniel
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rogers Peet Co
Daniel Bros. Co
Sewell
Paik Silva
Lybby
Missouri
Commissio
Peel York Eck
Whiteball
Decwiur St
Mrs. Springer
Emerson
Home Society
Pope
Pontiff
W. Gilman Thorgaon
M.D
Materia Medica, Therapeutice
University of the City of New York
Saga
CZK
Crossett Shoe
A. Crowett, Inc. Makers
North Abington
Sterling Paint
Korey
E. G. Griffin
Niewspar
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