Social Workers Convene for Second Southern Sociological Congress
Hundreds of social workers gather in Atlanta to open five day Southern Sociological Congress at Wesley Memorial Church. Mayor Wandward and Governor Brown deliver welcomes. Chancellor Kirkland and Dr White address program, with committees arranging visitor services and registration.
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Nashville
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Make Your Dollars Buy More Ad Highlights From The Constitution
A selection of ads showcases bargains across gloves hats pumps flour oil hens peaches tents and suits with prices like 1.98 4 and 7.50. The note urges readers to watch the ads to lower living costs by shopping with the represented merchants.
Fire destroys News and Observer plant in Raleigh
Fire gutted the News and Observer building in Raleigh causing about 75000 dollars in damage with 40000 insurance. Flames climbed from basement to roof due to low water pressure as 4000 people watched from a Raleigh Durham game. The plant and stereotyping equipment were destroyed and the paper will be issued from the Raleigh Times plant.
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Thorton Named as Noted Swindler Across Many Cities
Washington reports Henry M Thornton a man with many aliases was arrested in Representative William Schley Howard's office while attempting two bad checks totaling 900. Forgery charges and intent to defraud accompany his capture as authorities trace links to Lowry National Bank forgeries and a wider network including Shell Wyndham and a New York contact.
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William Schley Howard
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Arizona
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Appelbaum Trial Faints in Court as Jury Near Reach
Mrs Callie Scott Appelbaum, on trial for murder, collapsed mid testimony from Dr Liebman and was revived with restorative salts. Judge Sloan adjourned to morning with expectant witnesses to recount her story. Defense hinted the deceased man may have caused his own death amid prior threats and health troubles.
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L. Sloan
Liebman
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Varinala
Europe pushed to war brink over Montenegro Scutari stand
King Nicholas of Montenegro vowed to hold Scutari as long as Montenegro has a soldier and warned Europe of force if Scutari is taken. Austria-Hungary demanded swift action from powers to expel Montenegro from Scutari. German officials warned Europe faces a critical crisis as ambassadors meet and doubt how Montenegro could be coerced.
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Wilson replaces three black federal appointees with whites
President Wilson named Samuel J. Graham of Pennsylvania to be solicitor general to replace William H. Lewis. Edward Luck of Wisconsin was nominated as auditor of the navy department, to be succeeded by Ralph Tyler of Ohio, a Black appointee. Hayes Lewis is nominated as collector of internal revenue for Florida, replacing Joseph Les. The moves provoke reaction among naval officers and Florida Democrats.
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Delaney
Roosevelt
Hayes
Lewis
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Trigger on automatic gun cited in two deaths
Chicago April 24 A coroner s jury heard testimony from the widow of John E W Wayman former state s attorney describing how a supersen ative trigger on an automatic pistol that already cost two lives nearly caused a third death She recounted finding her husband unconscious after his wounds and a subsequent cartridge exploded near her head A coroner s jury yesterday exonerated Charles D Lund who killed Howard Paul with the same weapon on April 11 during a union labor clash The pistol would explode a cartridge at the slightest touch on the trigger Lund said and the jury accepted it as an accident Wayman had been consulting for Lund and the pistol was brought to his home for examination The hearing adjourned on May 1 after Mrs Wayman testified
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Archbishop of Scutari Reported Assassinated
Rome report states the archbishop of Scutari J. Seregsi has been assassinated. Cardinal Merry del Val has not informed the pope, seeking to avoid sudden action, as the pope’s health remains fragile though improving. No official confirmation has been received yet.
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Five Stars Given Great Reception in La Gioconda
A magnificent audience in Atlanta filled the vast auditorium for the second La Gioconda performance. Caruso Destina Toscanini and Emmy Destinn led a brilliant cast with Dinh Gilly and Louise Homer praised for their artistry. The program also featured The Dance of the Hours and promises of Tosca's next appearance.
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Homer
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Destion
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Atlanta
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Burleigh Under Knife in Baltimore
United States senator Edwin O. Burleigh of Maine underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital this morning after an initial procedure weeks earlier. The preliminary surgery was successful and the final operation followed as planned, with doctors expressing optimism for a clear road to recovery.
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Baltimore
United States
Edwin O. Burleigh
Maine
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California Seethes Over Alien Land Law Clash With Japan
California Governor Johnson says the anti alien land law tests the dignity of the state not Japan, while Secretary Bryan travels to Sacramento to weigh federal views. Senator Thompson drafts the alien land act restricting land ownership to citizens, senators expect a national stance to shape the bill’s fate.
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Arizona
Sitte
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Weather Prophecy Forecast Clouds Over Weekend
CLOUDY weather forecast predicts possible showers in western areas Friday and Saturday with unsettled conditions. Georgie Clonay notes local rains probable as fronts move in, keeping temperatures mild and skies overcast through the weekend.
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