Committee Named on Grady Hospital Bond Issue
Grady hospital trustees invite Atlanta residents to tour the facility and support a modern bond issue. The 730000 request is compared to Louisville's 1900000 project, with funds overseen by a citizen committee. Mayor Woodward named the six member panel and ward campaigns prepare for election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopital
Woodward
Wilmer
Moore
W. A. Poster
John E. Murphy
Isaec ‘Schoen
Edward H. Inman
N. H. Kirkpatrick
Cone
Greater Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Chamber of Commeree
Smirking conscience pays for railroad ride after 25 years
Americus Ga April 23 Special a North Carolina townsman sends $2 with a letter confessing he stolen a four mile ride on the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railroad while SIL Hawkins was president. Mrs Hawkins returned the remittance noting the line no longer belongs to the same owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Samuel H. Hawkins
Geroline
Savannah
Americus and Montgomery
Sil Hawkins
State rests its case in trial of Campbell chief of police
Pelham Ga April 2 Special The state rested its case in Mitchell superior court after ten witnesses in the murder trial of Chief of Police Dr Campbell charged with killing John Harrell Court adjourned to debt defense has many witnesses who may not reach the jury before Saturday Nearly 1500 people crowded Cauilla with bailiffs at doors as courthouse seats filled before noon and after recess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Campbell
John Harrell
Mitchell Superior Court
Cauilla
Dr Goodell to Preach First Sermon in Athens Revival
The world famous evangelist Dr Charles L. Goodell of New York arrives in Athens this morning and will preach his first sermon at St. Paul’s Methodist Church at 3 PM. A second service follows at 7:43 PM, with a special sermon by Dr Maedell tomorrow at 11 AM. A large crowd heard Dr Mare T. Durham, a young North Carolina evangelist, last night.
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Evangelin de Charles L. Goodell
New York
Athenia
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Maedell
Mare T. Durham
North Carolina
Italians Gather To Force Husband To Care For Family
A police court hearing drew a large portion of the city’s Italian community as Mary aged 9 testified that Samuel Dadorrio neglected his wife and three children. The judge ordered Dadorrio to provide food and clothing and to pay his wife $1.25 weekly for expenses. An interpreter clarified the amount, prompting the wife to exclaim she could buy ice cream and soda with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dadorria
Cooper Street
Broyles
Little Mary
Papa
Mama
Dodorrio
Dadorriio
Dadorrio
Gifts of $30,000 At Shorter College Rally
An educational rally at Shorter College Rome Ga drew ministers educators and Baptists. Dr A W Van Hoose presided as Dr John E White Dr L R Christie and Dr L G Hardman spoke. Gifts totaling 30000 were announced including 8000 from history societies and alumnae for a campus society ball with remaining funds for a swimming pool and new buildings.
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Rome
Shorter College
A. W. van Hooee
John E. White
Atlanta
L. R. Christie
Columbus
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
History Societies
The Model The Comedy by Philip Bartholomae
Philip Bartholomae has written a comedy titled The Model with music by Silvio Hein. The project lists Bartholomae as playwright and Hein as composer, indicating a collaborative dramatic work in the arts scene.
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Philip Bartholomae
Silvio Hein
Elsa's Dream Delights Women At Opera Clothes Opening
The piano department at Chamberlin Johnson Dubose hosted an operatic program marking its opening. About 300 guests attended as Madame Sybil Owen Hartley performed One Fine Day and Hisas Dream from Lohengrin. Debutante observers and Miss Margaret Stillwell impressed with Bach and Chopin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin-Johnson- Dubose
Atore
Sybil Owen Hartley
Hisa
Pagnacci
Margaret Stillwell
Artie
Educators of Georgia Hold Meeting in Macon
In Macon on April 23 about 500 teachers from Georgia gathered for the opening of the Georgia Educational Association convention at the city auditorium. State School Superintendent Brittain urged compulsory education and free text books, urged state publication testing, and called for a revised school code. He favored selective state printing of texts and codifying laws. Meanwhile Nick Wilburn, condemned for murder, was resentenced to hang in late May by Judge E. B. Pars. Governor Slaten's action stands between him and the gallows as petitions circulate for commutation to life.
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Macon. Ga
Georgia
Georgia Educational Association
Brittain
Mpor
Bree
Hank
Macon
Nick Wilburn
James A. King
Jones County
Isit
Gray
B. Pars
Wilburn
Supreme Court of Georgia
King
Bible County
Dixie Veterans Offer to War Against Mexico
Lumpkin Georgia April 24 Special seventy year old Confederate veterans of Camp G A Evans send a resolution to President Wilson offering their services for defense of the United States. The full camp vote endorsed supporting Wilson to protect the dignity and honor of the nation, noting none under 63.
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Lumpkin
Southland
Confederate Veterans
G. A. Evans
Wreen
Stars and Stripes
Huertistas
Wilson
B. P. Pearson
W.S. Bayatt
A T. Port
Planning for Money to Conduct the War in Mexico
Washington April 23 Administration teachers laid plans to raise war revenue if the army goes into Mexico. McAdoo and Internal Revenue Commissioner Osborne discussed measures with Underwood and Simmons. Proposed taxes include stamps on checks and legal documents, wine, brandy, beer, and possibly tobacco. Panama canal bonds could be issued to raise $100 million. Congress would have time to debate a war revenue measure if needed.
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Washington
Mexico
Treasury
McAdoo
Internal Revenue
Osborne
Underwood
Hose Wars and Means
Simmons
Finance
Treasury Department
Congress
Tillman Coal Probe Backed by Committee
The senate naval committee ordered a favorable report on Senator Tillman's resolution for an investigation of coal freight rates to southern ports for navy use. Charges allege the Southern Railway directorate aids a coal trust discriminating against South Atlantic states. The inquiry will also examine rates on cost shipments to consumers outside navy service.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Tillman
Ann
Navy
Southern Railway Directorate
Coal Trust
Guffey Dies at 72 A Oil Leader in PA OK Oil Fields
William H. Guffey, a prominent independent oil operator with reach across West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Texas and Oklahoma, died early today in Pittsburg. He and his brother J M Guffey, a former Democratic national committeeman from Pennsylvania, led independent oil producers in Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
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Pittsburg
Onesue O. Guffey
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Oklahoma
Gilead
J. M. Guffey
Emery Winship Poisoned by Eating Mushrooms
Macon Georgia April reports Emery Winship a prominent local figure and Georgia Chamber of Commerce official was poisoned after eating tainted mushrooms at a meal. His condition worsened Tuesday night and improved by Thursday, with officials saying the crisis passed.
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Emery Winship
Macon
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Bigs
Georgia Avenue
Winship
Memorial Day Observed in Decatur by Daughters of the Confederacy
Memorial day services will be held in Decatur Saturday at the courthouse starting at 1 o clock under Agnes Lee chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy Scott Candler will be master of ceremonies Robert Tampeck will give the memorial address Miss Millege will sing the bugle song and Decatur public school children will perform patriotic songs at the close graves will be decorated
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Decatur
Agnes Lee Chapler
Daughters of the Confederacy
Scott Candler
Robert Tamepeck
Volunteer Measure Adopted by Conferees
Washington April 3 The volunteer talk to mobilize volunteer forces in wartime was agreed to by Senate and House conferees. The measure prioritizes militia units showing three fourths minimum enlistments for volunteer service. It sets a four year enlistment term and gives the president and governors power to appoint officers.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House
Emperor Francis Joseph Suffering Fits of Coughing
Reports from Vienna Apr 23 indicate Emperor Francis Joseph remains not fully well. Doctors say his rest was disturbed by coughing fits, with catarrhal symptoms persisting, though his strength and appetite are satisfactory.
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Visnia
Francis Joseph
Cantrell Respite Delays Georgia Execution Until May
Governor Slaton granted a respite to Jim Cantrell, convicted of murder in Hall county, delaying his execution to May 29. Cantrell and his brother Bert faced hanging for murder and as an accessory. Bert’s case reached the supreme court with the lower court’s decision affirmed. remittitur pending and resentence pending. The governor acted after input from the trial judge and solicitor general requesting a prison commission review.
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Slaton
Jim Cantrell
Hall County
Cantrell
Gainesville
Bert
Jim
Arthur Hawking
Supreme Court
Auto Owners 10 Hold Good Roads Smoker
The Good Roads smoker hosted tonight by the Automobile Club of Georgia draws over 200 motorists from across the state. County Commissioners W. T. Winn and Shelby Smith will speak at 7 30 PM in the M and M club rooms, Candler building, with a group discussion to spur the road improvement movement statewide.
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Automobile Club of Georgia
Automobie Club
W. T. Winn
Shelby Smith
M. & M. Club
Candler
Waterman's Fountain Pen Offered By Moore & Sons
Ask the man who owns one. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen has no cause according to the owner. Jno. L. Moore & Sons carry them with any point you want. Located at 42 N Broad St. (adv.)
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Waterman
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
Broad St
Train No 8 To Run Late Night Sleepers For Atlanta Event
Central of Georgia railway notice for the Atlanta Music Festival shows train No 8 leaving Atlanta 11 45 p m on April 27 28 29 30 and May 1 2 from Atlanta Terminal Station 1201 a m The train carries sleeping cars to Albany Thomasville Montgomery Ala and intermediate points A local sleeper to Macon also offered W H Fogg District Passenger Agent Atlanta adv
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Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta Terminal
Albany
Thomasville
Montgomery
Ala
Aiso
Macon
W. H Fogg Dist
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