Atlanta children enjoy Easter egg hunt today in Grant Park
The annual Easter egg hunt for Atlanta children begins at 3 p.m. at Grant Park with a grand plan including a golden eye containing a 35 gold piece. More than 115000 eggs weigh about 1000 pounds across twenty four barrels for an estimated 75000 children. Prize eggs offer substantial presents. winners must claim at the park office and redeem certificates at participating stores. Extra cars run to Grant Park, and all eggs are hidden within defined boundaries. If unable to attend, call City Attorney Mayson’s office for details.
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Atlanta
Grant Park
Lvcky
Menegerie
Mayson
Atlanta National Bank
Puckett
Launch Carrying 25 Women Sinks in Tampa River
A launch with twenty five passengers, mostly women, capsized in the Hillsborough River in Tampa Florida. Rescue efforts continue as the river is being dragged for bodies. The vessel was ferrying passengers while a bridge remained out of service.
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Tampa
Fla
Fillsborough River
Boy Survives Live Wire Shock After Trestle Fall
Fount Lege a 2 M-year-old boy from 190 Jones avenue caught a live wire on the AB and A trestle over Simpson street last night. He woke in Atlanta hospital after doctors discussed amputation of four fingers. He remembers nothing else, aside from burns on his right hand. He was found in the street, bruised and sore, with the broken wire preventing further danger. The exact sequence remains unclear due to lack of eyewitnesses.
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Fount Lege
Jones Avenue
AB & A
Simpson Street
Atlanta
Fount
Seri
Greenberg & Bond
Blind horse in china shop roars through windows
New York April 21 a totally blind aged horse kicked through two plate glass windows of a Maiden Lane jewelry store and sent $200,000 worth of diamonds and tens of thousands in stones crashing into the street. Crowds watched as proprietors and clerks scrambled to save gems, with an inventory needed to see if any theft occurred.
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New York
Maiden Lane
Broadway
Eye of Camorra Usurper Hurls Glass Eye at Court
In Viterbo Italy on April 21 Camorra suspect Andrena Esposito tore a glass eye from his head and hurled it at the feet of the presiding judge before fainting. President Bianchi suspended the session as fellow prisoners shouted and a physician attended the deranged defendant. Esposito, once leader of the Camorra, faced charges over the Cuoccolo murder plot and his alibi claims centered on travel between Milan and Rome. The dramatic act followed his testimony and an outburst that exposed his past injuries and ill health.
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Viterbo
Italy
Camorristi
Andrena Especito
Bianchi
Esposito
Eziricone
Alfano
Camorra
United States
Petrosino
Espo‘sito
Bagnoli
Genarro Cuocccolo
Albi
Milan
Rome
Cuoccolo
Low Rate to Little Rock Confederate Veterans Reunion Train
Special Seaboard train leaves Old Station Atlanta at 3 PM Sunday May 14 for Little Rock arriving Monday morning. Round trip from Atlanta 1180 dollars with through sleepers and coaches. Tickets on sale May 13 14 16 with limited 234 privilege extension to June 14. Make Pullman reservations now City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree
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Old Station
Atlanta
Little Rock
City
Peachtree
Man Reaches Cuthbert in Search for Wife
Cuthbert Georgia April 1 Special I W Boatright from Escambia county Alabama drove into town this afternoon asking nearly everyone if they had seen a strange white man and woman with two small children in the last day or two. He describes them traveling in an open buggy drawing a poor black horse with a trunk tied behind. He wore colored glasses and carried a Winchester rifle.
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Cuthbert
Boatright
Escambia County
Alabama
Ogden Again Heads Education Conference
Jacksonville Fla April 21 All the old officers of the Conference for Education in the South were re elected today by the delegates at the annual convention. The officers are Robert G C Ogden New York president Wickliffe Hose Washington vice president William A Blair North Carolina treasurer P P Claxton Tennessee executive secretary. Members of the executive committee chosen today are Joseph Cook Mississippi S J Brooks Texas J Harwell Louisiana and A Murphree Florida. The meetings will end tomorrow.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Conference For Education In the South
Robert GC. Ogden
New York
Wickliffe Hose
Washington
William A Blair
North Carolina
P. P. Claxton
Tennessee
Joseph Cook
Mississippi
S. J Brooks
Texas
J. Harwell
Louisiana
A. Murphree
Florida
We Have Moved City Office and Stationery Department
The notice announces the relocation of the city office and the stationery department to No. Six North Broadest. It lists Foote and Davies Co with the phone number Main 61 for contact.
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No. Six North Broadest
Foote & Davies Co
Cordele U Daughters Seal Funded Confederate Monument
Cordele Georgia April 1 Special The Cordele chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy completed funding for a handsome Confederate monument and formally accepted it after inspection. A $2 500 payment was handed to Consolidated Marble Company by Miss Tallgian Auking president and treasurer. The monument stands in the business district and enhances the city’s appearance. Henderson Dies From Wound In New Orleans April 21 A Henderson shot in the chest dies after a reported dying statement.
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Cordele
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Consolidated Marble Company
Henderson
New Orleans
A. A. Henderson
Correct Clothes For Men Saturday Shirt Sale Ad
Correct Clothes For Men promotes Saturday shopping time for men. Feature Earl & Wilson and the Star shirts priced $1.50 to $3.00. Own label shirts 4.00. Neckwear new and stylish with a 50 cent line. Silk socks match available at 5 cents.
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Earl & Wilson
Tennessee Solons Reply to Critics on Election Veto
The Alabama wing of the Tennessee legislature in Birmingham authorized publication committees led by Representative Burbage to draft a formal response to critics of Governor Hooper's veto of election laws. A WCTU delegation from Birmingham and Alabama visited and offered greetings. Speaker Johnsonius said legislators were in the interest of ballot purity and clean elections.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Burbage
Washington County
Hooper
Tenneaver
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Johnsonius
Passes Copyright Bill in Commons Second Reading
London reports the government copyright bill passed its second reading in the house of commons It codifies common law and existing statutes about twenty with amendments based on the 1908 convention Foreign authors must publish within British dominions to claim copyright but may lose protection if their country denies British authors similar protection Imprisonment replaces fines for piracy and protections cover performances from pirated copies Photos gramophone records and perforated music rolls gain copyright lasting fifty years from the creation of the negative or plate
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London
House of Commons
Receipt Promises Cure for Weak Men Free Trial
A fragmentary ad claims a “comemicd” remedy called Receipt That Cures Weak Men Free! Offered by a alleged provider who promises a free trial to any man writing for a prescription. The copy mentions a special study of men and a sure acting combination for supposed vitality and vigor.
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Esremen
Harmon Boom Taking Shape in Ohio Delegation
The Ohio Democratic delegation in Congress moves to act with rivals Champ Clark and Wilson considered formidable for the presidency. They scan eastern and western horizons and decide to go to work in earnest for Governor.
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Champ Clark
Wilson
Washington
Congress
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jerey
Phuck” Coats
Judson Harmon Leads Ohio Delegation In 1912 Nomination Talk
At a conference with Senator Pomerene Lieutenant Governor Nicholls and sixteen Ohio Democrats, Harmon’s chances drew caution about Bryan and Clark. Cox warned not to overlook Bryan as the main rival while most favored Clark as the one to fear. The lieutenant governor will run the campaign, citing letters showing broad support nationwide.
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Judson Harmon
Ohio
Pomerene
Nicholls
House
Bryan
Cox
Harman Boomer
Chemp Clerk
Missouri
Wilson
New Jerey
Clark
United States
Youthful sting operation nets six bound over for selling cigarettes
Police court heard a crusade by detectives Coker and McGill against tobacco sales to a minor. Six persons including Burton Myers, Lester Gable, J A Stewart, Tom Argo, H. Jackson, and T Trimble were bound over to the higher court under $190. Two cases against store owners were dismissed. clerks who made the sales were bound over. Detectives visited nearly every downtown store.
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Burton Myers
W. A. Gresham
Lester Gable
North Pryor Street
J A Stewart
South Pryor Street
Tom Argo
East Hunter Street
H. Jackson
Marietta Street
T. Trimble
Coker
McGill
Is the Policy of the Y M C A Liberal or Safe
Dr Dunbar Ogden pastor of Central Presbyterian Church will speak next Sunday evening before his sermon. He will address the question Is the Policy of the Y M C A Unfair or liberal in reference to religious creeds and explain what the policy means.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta Camp Vets Declines Money for Reunion Trip
The Atlanta Camp No 169 United Confederate Veterans adopts a resolution stating they will not participate in fundraising to cover veterans’ travel to the Little Rock reunion. The adjutant will publish the decision noting the camp does not solicit contributions and disclaims authorization for others to solicit aid.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Little Rock
Atlante
United Confederate Waterang
Camp v. HT
Walker
Thin Sity
Confedera
Tuttle Rock
Amos Fox
W. H. Harrison
vAtlants
Much Tried Marie Evans Faces Jury Again Tuesday
In Atlanta Superior Court Judge Price Edwards presides as a busy docket opens Monday April 24. Marie Evans again faces larceny from the person while two bailiffs J B Gosset and R F Mauldin await trial. Also set for Tuesday are Wer and Berg in the Florence WeKhem trunk theft and other forgery and larceny cases amid assaults with intent to murder and hideaway robbery charges.
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Superior Criminal Court
Price Edwards
L. 3. Roan
Atlanta
Marie Evans
Hem
Ghc Lambert
Truat
Wa Regatti
Edwards
Buchanan
Southern Gas Men End Montgomery Session
The Southern Gas Association wrapped up its Montgomery Alabama meeting with Jacksonville Florida chosen as the 1912 convention site. Officers elected were H G Hoyt as president G E White as first vice president James Ferrier as second vice president E D Brewer as secretary and treasurer. Directors include B Kersteing Mobile L F Young Athens AB Patterson Meridian and E B Brown Columbia. A barbecue near the city concluded the session.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Gas Association
H G Hoyt
G E White
James Ferrier
Rome
E. D Brewer
Atlanta
B Kersteing
Mobile
F Young
Athens
AB Patterson
Meridian
Miss
E. B. Brown
Columbia
Rheumatism Myths And Nervous Causes
A health note explains most claimed rheumatism cases stem from nervous disorders or spinal cord affections, not true rheumatic disease. The author, with over 30 years experience, offers diagnosis and treatment for the real cause and invites readers to visit with free booklets by mail.
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Randall Parrish
N.Y. Evening Post
Kimball
Newport
Lawrence Perry
McFall
Hopalong Cassidy
Clarence Mulford
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Ty Dixon
West
Will Lithbridge
Sun
Charles E. Pearce
Lucknow
A. C. McClurg & CO
Pudfishers
Chicago
China
DR. Broughton
MO. E. White
Y. M.C.A
The
Houston
Camorrist
Seaboard
Winchester
South Georgia
Ogden
Ee Vali
Silk Sox
Essig Bros
Whitehall Street
Tennessee Solons
Alabama Wing
England
Harmon Boom
Central Presb
Ian Pastor
Madras
J. M. Hiau Co
Oppenheim
I H.oppenheim CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Gas
Ayer
Dr. WM
Baird
St. Adlontia, Ga
Neweu
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