Subscription drive offers prizes for Constitution readers
Campaign notices promote subscriptions to The Constitution with year and six month rates. Subscriptions can be sold anywhere in the United States. Prizes include two Mitchell touring cars per division, a five passenger Overland, a piano, a grafonola, and a gold watch. Voting depends on subscriptions and coupons, with emphasis on new and old paid up members. Contest details urge contacting the campaign manager for clarification.
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United States
Merst
Rand
Phillips & Crew
Review of the Market Cotton in the Past Week
New York April 12 cotton prices have risen amid floods in the south and delayed field work. Buyers push higher on speculation as advocates of higher prices expect the crop to be practically eliminated. Domestic consumption, exports, and stock levels cited, with reports from Texas and Liverpool influencing prices. Uncertainty over a possible correction remains as market dynamics shift and liquidity tightens.
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New York
Lancashire
Pracar
Pool Thay
Ith
Texas
Spi
poSsitLan
Peraders
Liverpool
Wilson campaign denial and voter primary in Pennsylvania
A Warren McCombs denial letter challenges a quoted interview attributed to his camp. The piece notes Walker Vick’s misattribution and press corrections from the Evening Post. It ends with news of Pennsylvania’s April 13 presidential primary shaping Democratic and Republican delegate selections.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
New York Evening Post
William McCombs
Woodrow Wilson
McCombs
Walter W. Viel
Elam
Post
Wilson
Champ Clark
Randolph Hearst
Illiam F. M'Combs
Evening Post
Walker W. Vick
New York
Constitution
Pensylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Teo
Supreme Court of Georgia Court Decisions List
A compact record of appellate emanations with multiple cases named from various circuits. Judges Freeman Reagan Gilbert Rawlings Harlan and others preside as opinions are noted for plaintiffs in error and contra, with judgments reversed or denied in a sequence of appeals from Meriwether Heard Taylor DeKalb Bibb and other counties.
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Worrall
Calhoun & Rambo
W. H. Gurr
EA. Hawkins
M. J. Yeomans
Cooney
City of
Avanta
Fultda
Pendleton
Shepard Bryan
J. H. Mayson
W. D. Ettis, Jr
Moore & Branch
Leif v. Turner
DeKalb
Judge Hoan
George Westmoreland
Mark Belding
Henry M. Patty
Lewis W. ‘Thomas
Adkins
Bennett
Richman Carry
C. E&. Dun- Bar
Mclatesh Et al
Thomasville Real Estate and Improvement Company
Thomas
Roscoe Luke
Louie Moore
Ewitcon
Plaia
Hammond
Weaver
Tuten
Appling
W. W. Bennett
J. R. Thomas
W. H., Watson
W. E. Padgett
J. Moore
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Brown
Washington
Rawlings
Lawton & Cunningham
Smith, Hastines & Hansom
Herdwick & Wright
Damaren
Home
Rickstrom
Marion
Gilbert
Sule
Felton
Reform talk prompts clash of medical and allied professions
A Fulton County event gathered medical, dental and pharmaceutical leaders to condemn quackery and promote reform. Dr L B Clark urged ending counter prescribing and warned physicians against abandoning saddlebag days. Dr M M Forbes and others highlighted unethical dentists and druggists, calling for unity and stricter standards.
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Fi Frank
L B. Clark
Fulton County Medical Society
Pr. J. C. Olmstead
L. B. Clark
Pea
D. G. Wise
Austrial Druggists’ Association
M. M. Forbes
J. C. White
George Thaner
W. 8. Elkin, Jr
Last Free Concert Sunday With Grand Opera Finale
The last free organ concert before the grand opera will be at the Auditorium Armory Sunday at 4 o clock under the Atlanta Music Festival chorus. A 300 voice ensemble with soloists and instrumentalists will perform a program including organ solo overture Tannhauser by Dr Starnes and the lost chord with 300 voices. Doors open 3 30 pm. concert begins 4 pm. Miss Edith Bartholomew and Dr Charles Sheldon Jr. participate. Dr Percy J Starnes conducts.
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Auditorium-Armory
Atlanta Music Festival Chorus
Dr. Starnes
Fanning
Georg Lindner
Rose Mald- Grand
Edith Bartholomew
Charles Sheldon, Jr
Percy J. Starnes
Atlanta Fire Department Praised by G R Hutchens
G R Hutchens manager of the Underwood campaign praised Atlanta firefighters after a recent blaze near the Aragon hotel. He commended their orderly prompt work and noted the fire was extinguished with little guest disruption, calling Atlanta’s department one of the most efficient he has seen.
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Atlanta Fire Department
G. R. Hutchens
Underwood Campaign
America
Atlanta
Aragon Hotel
Aragon
Atlanta Elks Lodge Hosts Russian Orchestra Today
Mile. Lydia Lopoukeva, the 19 year old Russian prima ballerina, appears with the Russian Symphony Orchestra for two Grand Court performances in Atlanta in aid of the Atlanta lodge of Elks. She has danced in Paris Berlin Brussels Washington and Boston, where President Taft saw her in 1910 and gifted a portrait. Two splendid programs are scheduled for today.
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Mile
Lydia Lopoukeva
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Atlanta
United States
Berlin
Mile. Lopouwoka
Crown Prince
Brussels
Washington
Taft
Belasco Theater
Mile. Lopoukowa
Boston
White House
For Underwood A Democratic Standard Bearer Praised
F E Glenn of the Exposition Cotton Mills endorses Underwood of Alabama as the best presidential candidate. He cites leadership, party service, and strong general election potential, saying Underwood can conduct an aggressive campaign and fulfill duties without self interest.
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F. E. Glenn
Exposition Cotton Mills
Underwood
Alabama
Jane
Mr. Glenn
Oregon
Wisconsin
Maine
Moe
United States
Haynes Denounces Spiritualism at Broughton Tabernacle
Evangelist Carlyle B. Haynes challenged Spiritualism before a large crowd at the old Broughton Tabernacle, calling it a revival of witchcraft and citing Bible passages that forbids communication with spirits of the dead. He argued mediums deal with demons, not the dead, and warned of divine punishment.
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Carlyle B. Haynes
Broughton Tabernacle
Funeral notice and dissolution of Perry Wright firm
Funeral arrangements announce the 3 PM funeral for Mrs Elza A Walt at 540 Washington Street with pallbearers meeting at Barclay Brandon’s at 2 30 PM and interment at Oakland cemetery. Also included is an electoral in Fulton County primary May 1 and a dissolution notice for Perry Wright with Boyd Perry taking over J L Wright’s interest and continuing in bonding and fire insurance from 501 2 Empire Building.
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Dr. Jones
West View
Greenberg & Bond Co
Howard Pattileo
John A. Whitner
E. c. Peters
Forrest Adair
R. M. Clayton
C. E. Currier
O. F. Owen
B. A. Warlick
J. E. McClelland
J. M. Dugger
J. W. Masseling
R. J. Guinn
Charles W. Daniel
William R. Owen
Oakland Cemetery
Annou
Fulton County
B. Turman
Wulton County
Perry & Wright
Boyd Ferry
J. L. Wright
Boyd Perry
National Surety Co
N. Y
State of Ga
Empire
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Supreme Court OF GA
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Wimberly
Jessa Harrie
Jones
Haway
John Stm
Georgia “Road
Elks’ Lodge
Spiritualism
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Fair
Pryor Street
Trindt, Garnett
Forrest
John J. Woodside
Auburn Ave
Weyman & Conners
Tenth Street
W. E. Worley
Marietta Street
Walton Street
Roff Sims & Company
4Th National Bank
BELL
Pace’s Ferry
Robert F. Maddor
Judge Lamar
Hemphill Avenue
Isom Road
Tuxedo Park
McLendon Bros
Auburn Avenue
South
Myrtle Street
Ansley & Scott
Atlanta National Bank
Main
Whitehall Street
McDaniel
Whitemall and
Brotherton
Bell Phone
Mesatherine
H. Peacock
Prendergast
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Thomas F. Prendergast
Savannah
Sevennoah
St. John's Catholic Cathedral
Corley
Della Corley
J. A. Corley
Edgefield
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Atlanta Police Department
Harry G. Poole
E. Hunter Street
T. M. Armistead
Cobb County Somwich Carp
Roswell
Georgis
Rendall
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