Beihes rolg of Santuars in Cavalleria ethane at Was ia- Faunhauser
Beihes rolg of Santuars in Cavalleria ethane will be heard at a Saturday matinee in Atlanta. Gadakl has many friends from prior Atlanta visits and expresses delight at returning. Ticket sales are evenly spread among seven grand operas, with $8 the most popular price. Directors of the Atlanta Music Club have arranged comfortable plans, including no standing room and prompt egress to reduce fatigue.
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Beihes
Santuars
Soren
Abé
Wasia
Faunhauser
Gadakl
Atlanta
Iuijetters
Bic
Atlanta Musicivel Association
Walt
Birthday Notices For Morgan And Parkhurst In New York
J Pp Morgan is 75 while celebrating his seventy fifth birthday in Aix les Bains France. Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst aged 70 today and noted as a longtime civic reform leader in New York.
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J. Pp. Morgan
New York
J. PB. Morgan
Aix-les-Bains
France
Charles H. Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Labor Leaders Back Oscar Underwood in Georgia
Organized labor leaders C Jackson and F G Chambers urge Georgia Democrats to study candidates' records before voting in the presidential primary. They argue a Underwood nomination would secure labor votes in key states and avoid political defeat, contrasting with Wilson as Democratic standard bearer.
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Organized Labor
Oscar Underwood
Jackson
F G Chambers
Underwood
Georgia
Organfack
Democratic Party
Baltimore
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Leaman Wins $500 Damages After Street Car Beating
In Fulton superior court a man and his brother sued Georgia Railway and Electric Company for injuries after a conductor and motorman attacked them during a transfer between cars. Leaman, harmed in the incident, sought $3,000, but the verdict awarded him $500 for bodily and mental injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Mo Leaman
Georgia Railway and
Bilectric Company
Fulton
Leamon
Names swapped to dodge punishment in court case
Two men in the Tower swapped identities to dodge charges. Will Burch used the name Will Spurlock when jailed for carrying a pistol. The real Spurlock later appeared as Burch, admitting the ruse. Both now face likely heavier sentences after the scheme collapsed.
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Will Burch
Calhoun
Will Spurlock
Burch
Spurlock
Sanitation Committee Formed With Local Clergy Helps
C J Harden chairs chamber sanitation panel outlining work and rapid enactment. Several committees named including a general steering group with Rev J A Bush as chair and Rev M P McAllister, Rev FP Johnson, Rev H H Proctor, Dr I B Palmer, P J Bryant, W J Treaty as secretary. Lecturers and cleanup day committees listed with multiple local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Harden
Chamber of Commerce Sanitation
J A. Bush
Jones
P M. Thompson
Meoop. McAllister
EB P Johnson
KR. Carter
F. Walker
W. J. Trent
Central Avenue
M. P McAllister
West Mitchell Street
E. H. Oliver
South Atlsanta
Unwritten law invoked in police court case against Rudolph Cet ter
Rudolph Cet ter, government electrician, faced police court after attacking Fred W Boyd of Woodward Lumber in Murphey avenue. Cet ter claimed Boyd ruined his home with his wife, while Boyd showed injuries. Judge Brogies imposed a fine of 25 and 73 cents or thirty days in jail.
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Rudolph Cetter
Recorder
Fred W Boyd
West End
Woodward Lumber Company
Boyd
Oetter
Cetter
Panama
Boyd Saturda
Murphey Avenue
Oetters
Woodward Jumber Company
Decetter
Brogies
Fire Waste and Fire Prevention in Alabama pamphlet issued
The Alabama Insurance Department issued a circular titled Fire Waste and Fire Prevention in Alabama. Written by Vice Marshal Lorrie Rice, the pamphlet provides detailed information on the state’s annual fire losses and offers valuable guidance on prevention.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Insurance Department
Alabama
Lorrie Rice
Statue of John Paul Jones Unveiled in Washington Harbor Park
The unveiling in Washington marked by Taft and Porter honored John Paul Jones, with Navy Secretary Myer presiding, Dewey pulling flags, and over 1,000 military participants. Niehaus designed the statue set in Potomac Park near the White House, featuring a 15 foot pylon and a 10 foot bronze Jones in full uniform watching a sea battle, with inscriptions including the famous surrender line and the flag-raising tribute.
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Washington
John Paul Jones
Davy
England
Taft
Horace Porter
George von I. Myer
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Nicholls
Charles H. Niehaus
New York
Tidal Basin
Potomac Park
Seventeenth Street
White House
Pan American Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
Admiral Dupont
Jones
National Capital
Republic
Lemuel P Padgett
Tennesee
House
Committee On Naval Affairs
Jones Memorial Commission
Secretaries of War and Navy
Congressional
Road builders invited to meet French expert Mahieu
Washington April 17 Logan W Page director of the United States bureau of public roads invites state highway commissioners and the American Association for Highway Improvement to meet M Le Mahieu in Washington next month. Mahieu heads France bridges and highways and is secretary general of the permanent International Association of Road Congresses. Page notes the United States is the only major country not yet in the congress.
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Washington
Logan W. Page
United States Bureau of Good Roads
American Association For Highway Improvement
ML Mahieu
Page
M. Mahieu
M Mahieu
United States
Mr. Page
Special Meeting Called By City Council
Mayor Courtland Winn announces a special city council meeting this afternoon at 3 to discuss a rail-related agreement. The project carries an estimated cost of about $50,000 and involves city plans and improvements.
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Courtland Winn
Railroad men describe unprecedented flood impact and ongoing delays
Lee Allen and George H Lee of Rock Island lines visited Atlanta after touring the Mississippi flood district. They reported water covering tracks west of Memphis and said damage remains uncertain while connections persist via St. Louis and Chicago. Traffic will resume after floods recede, with full repairs and swift service expected. They praised Atlanta’s growth and noted other railroad officials in town from Birmingham and Montgomery to Augusta.
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Lee Allen
George H Lee
Rock Island
Linsa
Mississippi
Chicago
Mr Allen
Memphis
St. Louis
South
Atlante
Hock Island
Fred L. Chase
Southeastern
Pasenger
Chicago and Alton
Birmingham
Atlanta
West Point
Montgomery
CcMillin
Georgia
Augusta
Athens Day of Accidents Leaves City in Uproar
In Athens Georgia April 17 a string of mishaps disrupted life. Russell Patterson University drill prize winner as a freshman last year burned his face with carbolic acid mistaken for witch hazel. His mother, driving a gentle horse, was thrown and injured when the dashboard broke on impact. Georgia Midland railway trains were delayed by two slight accidents. A street car jumped the track near the university campus. TM Rice of Barberville was seriously hurt by a skidding machine driven by a chauffeur of former State Senator J Carithers. Several other minor accidents completed the day.
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Athena
Athens
Russell Patterson
University
Georgia Midland Railway
J ™ Rice
Barberville
J. Carithers
Cemetery Sites To Be Inspected Friday By City Panel
The cemetery committee appointed by the city council met yesterday and will inspect several proposed cemetery sites Friday afternoon. Members urge those with sites to offer to contact committee members today or early Friday. Chairman A. Fiecher, with Carl Guess and Claude Ashley among others, leads the panel.
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Gome
Ur. A. Fiecher
Als Hl
Carl Guess
Claude Ashley
John ‘Klef
Candles
Mayer
Courtland
Winn
Shantiga
Waycross Hosts Georgia Hunters Meeting Opening
Waycross Ga April 18 Special The Georgia Hunters Association meeting opens in Waycross with J E Mercer of Fitzgerald to president. Noted Georgians Winton Wimberley Macon Joan M Slaton Atlanta J Hudson Ameritus J KR Walker Valdosta J E Mercer Fitzgerald and T A Parker Waycross among speakers. Mayor Reed delivers welcome as convention discusses Georgia Game Law and possible amendments. Several hundred delegates expected to attend.
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Waycross
Georgia Hunters’ Association
J E Mercer
Fitzgerald
Waycros
Winton Wimberley
Macon
Joan M. Slaton
Atlanta
J . Hudson
Ameritus
J KR Walker
Valdosta
J. E Mercer
T A. Parker
Reed
Group Two Bankers Elect Ficklen at Georgia meeting
Hiberton Ga April 17 Special Group Two bankers Association of Georgia met with Major H P Hunter presiding Due to illness Robert F Maddox of Atlanta not present W O Jones of National Park Bank New York gave the principal address on The Country Banker He received loud applause A Dutch luncheon was served at the Elke club rooms and a barbecue followed at Swift Hthia Springs four miles out Ficklen of Washington named federation chairman for the next year More than one hundred visitors attended including many from New York dubbed the flying squadron
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Hiberton
Bankere’ Association of Georgia
H. P Hunter
Robert F Maddox
Atlanta
W O Jones
National Park Bank
New York
Elke’ Club
Awifts Hthia Springs
Ficklen
Washington
Flying Squadron
Bowden Lithia Water Promises Kidney Relief
A dubious health ad touts Bowden Lithia Water as superior for kidney and bladder trouble, claiming doctors endorse its mineral content and therapeutic value. It cites testimonials and testimonials from a leading physician, urging readers to drink for cures and improvements despite vague specifics.
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Bowden
Bowder Lithia
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