Electric Lights Will Succeed Gas at Grady Hospital
Grady hospital trustees convened to study removing white spots on brickwork and replacing gas lighting with electric lights across the hospital buildings. Dr Summerall stated electricity is better for hospitals and may reduce costs, with a committee of Hurwell Tigner Likin and himself appointed to oversee the switch. The session included routine reports and the autome ambulance order.
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Grady Hospital
Board of Trustevs
W E Summerall
Summerall
Messrs
E Hurwell
Tigner
Likin
Segalun
Athletic Club Elects Officers for the Year
The annual Atlanta Athletic Club election was held at the club house on Auburn Avenue last night. WH Glenn was named president with J J Porter as vice president and IT Weavis Coke Davis Dendelt Brown B Wo Grant Frank Leonolds and T Alammondatree as trustees. Steerme Ah retires from the presidency after long and efficient service and refused to stand for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantathletic Club
Auburn
Glenn
J JL Porter
Weavis Coke Davis
Dendelt Brown
Wo Grant Frank Leonolds
Plans Revision of Assessments Creates New County Committee
Councilman McClelland proposes a charter amendment to form the tat repeal and revision committee with jurisdiction over tax assessments. The old tax committee led by Judge Candler plans major changes in taxes and licenses this year. The new panel may operate alongside the existing committee to ensure coordinated reform.
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Tax Committee of Council
McClelland
MccCleland
Candler
Kramer New Heads of Bnai Brith
The Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Bnai Brith in the south will meet in Galveston Texas or Nashville Tennessee with the final site chosen tomorrow. Officers for the district grand lodge were elected including Arthur L Kramer Dallas as third vice president Elias Landauer New Orleans treasurer and Leo Goodman Memphis guardian. A memorial service is planned for tomorrow morning.
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Nlet Springs
Ark
Grand Lodge
Order of B' Nai B'Rith
South
Galveston
Tesas
Nashville
Brandh Lodge
Texan
Tennessee
Arthur L Kramer
Dallas
Texas
Elias Landauer
New Orleans
Leo Goodman
Memphis
Committee On
Committee On Laws
Summer Forecast Declares Real Warm Weather Ahead
The forecaster states summer time weather is officially on the program with the first real touch of warmth coming. The announcement signals a shift toward hotter days and sunny skies for the region.
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Atlanta
Be careful how you let the boat Derr Hart
A weather note forecasts fair skies and warmer temperatures in Atlanta for the week ahead. At Hast Lake a humorous tale follows about Bart the rescuer who loses golf balls to waves, capsizes a canoe, and narrowly avoids headlines while saving his trousers from water. The incident ends with the tailor earning another job.
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Weather Office
Atlanta
Shakespeare
Gopher
Hast Lake
East Lake
Bart
Briny
Zimmer Entreats Chocolate Soldier Guests at Farm Visit
A guest party led by Bill Zimmer visited Kimballolla Farm on a Tuesday afternoon. The group arrived by car, enjoyed a luncheon, toured the grounds under a cozy arbor, and viewed animals including Zimmer’s prize poultry and Jersey cattle herd. Sammer attended as host and guided the group to sights and historic locales on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Chocolate Soldier’ Company
Ana
Kimballollla Farm
Bill Zimmer
Sammer
Zimmer
Jersey
Doctor H Rossignol Dies After Lifelong Surgical Career
Dr H Rossignol a renowned southern surgeon died yesterday at his daughter Mrs EJ Setze's residence 50 Aintedge Avenue aged 86 born in Augusta and long in Augusta before moving to Atlanta seven years ago He served as a surgeon during the Civil War and is survived by multiple children including Mrs E J Settle Mr W Phillips and Miss Estelle Rossignol Funeral plans state the body will be taken to Augusta for interment
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H Rossignol
South
EJ Setze
Aintedge Avenue
Dr Rossignol
Augusta
Atlanta
Hampton Court apartments sold at 803 Peachtree Street
Dr W B Hamby purchased the Hampton Court apartments at 803 Peachtree Street for 35450 in an auction by E Rivers Realty Company with Steve R Johnston as auctioneer. The six currently rented units sit between Eighth and Tenth streets and include servants quarters and potential space for four more apartments.
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W B Hamby
Hampton Court
Peachtree Street
E Rivers Realty Company
Steve R Johnston
Eighth
Tenth Streets
Peachtree
Hillyer Investment Company
Emma Neal Third Degree Elects Officers at Boys Club Meeting
The Emma Neal Third Degree of the Boys Club of Atlanta held a Monday meeting to adopt a constitution and by laws and conduct a semi annual election. Sam Swilling was elected pilot with Emma Neal Douglas as grand counsel and J I Murdoch as captain. The group advances members through three degrees and emphasizes moral development and future opportunities.
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Emma Neal
Boys Club of Atlanta
Emma_ Neal Douglas
Sam
J I Murdoch
Loyd Gill Firat ‘Caraman
Conrad Selesky
Ben’ Kl Foster
George Dorr
Boys’ Club
Arkwright
Whittier Cotton Mills
Confederate Veterans Reunion Special Train to Little Rock
Special round trip train from Atlanta via Seaboard for Confederate Veterans reunion leaving Old Station Atlanta May 14 and arriving Little Rock May 15. Through sleepers and coaches at 1380 cents round trip from Atlanta with tickets on May 13 14 15 and privilege extension to June 14. Pullman reservations now at City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree.
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Little Rock
Seaboard
Old Station
Atlanta
Pullman
City Ticket Ofee
Peachtree
Georgia Visitors at National Capital
Washington April 25 Special Victor J Dorr of Augusta a knight of Columbus executive board member in Washington for a quarterly meeting says only routine business was transacted J I Guinn of Atlanta a known insurance figure passes through on route to Boston to confer with New England Mutual Life Henry Jackson Atlanta internal revenue collector visits his daughter in school here and meets Postmaster General Hitchcock Judge Joel Branham visits his daughter Mrs Appleton
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Washington
Victor J Dorr
Augusta
Iknights of Columbus
JI Guinn
Atlanta
Boston
Capitol
Officinls
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Henry Jackson
Internal Revenue
Hitchcock
Joel Branham
Mra Appleton
Florida legislator defends harem skirt bill as not a freak
In Tallahassee on April 26 Representative J H Tidwell objected to being labeled as proposing a freak measure for his harem skirt bill. The bill bans wearing harem or hobble skirts in public, moved to Indian affairs committee and reported favorably. A Florida editor called it a freak, while Tidwell sent a letter insisting the measure reflects broad male and female opposition to such attire.
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Tallahassee
Fla
J H Tidwell
Florida
Committee On Indian Affairs
Tidwell
Jackson County
NO EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF THE EXTRA SESSION
Washington reports Speaker Clark and Senator Root disagree on when Congress will adjourn with talks of June 1. Clark cites past tariff sessions that extended into August and says no one knows how long the current extra session will last. He remarks he has spoken with President Taft and that local gossip cannot predict outcomes.
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Washington
Clark
Senator Rdot
Congress
White House
Taft
Senator Root
Lumberman Norris Dies in Houston at 45
Norris, president of the W H Norris Lumber Company and one of the best known lumbermen in the country, died at his Houston home around noon today. He was 45 years of age.
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Serge Lumberman
Houston
Texas
Norris
W H Norris Lumber Company
Brothers Indicted for Sheriff's Murder in Espanola
St Augustine Florida April 25 Dan Marion and Bascom Carelton brothers were indicted this morning for first degree murder in the killing of Deputy Sheriff Guy White and Abe Schneider at Espanola Florida a month ago Each man is indicted on two counts Proceeding follows their arrest by officers involved in the case
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St Augustine
Fla
Dan, Marion
Bascom Carelton
Guy White
Abe Schneider
Espanola
Fis
Moving Pictures Barred in Montclair Council Action
Montclair New Jersey April 25 the common council barred moving picture shows indefinitely by denying permits to eleven applicants in one vote. One rejected bid involved a charity organization intended to use the theater as a social welfare center for the poor workers and their families.
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Montclair
Common Council
Charlah
Mulai Zin Proclaimed Sultan as Rebel Uprising Rages
Tangier and Mequinez report Mulai Zin brother of Mulai Hafid proclaimed sultan by Zamacure after capture of Fez region. French forces under General Moinier issue a warning that France aims to restore order and protect foreigners. Rebels threaten and Jewish residents suffer casualties as clashes continue.
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Imorocco
Mulai Hafid
Tangier
Morocco
Mequinez
Fez
Mulai Hi Zin
Moinier
France
Mrs Chas W Morse Appeals To Taft
Mrs Charles W Morse, wife of a New York banker, in Atlanta penitentiary, has personally appealed to President Taft for action on her husband’s pardon. She was informed Taft would announce a decision on the case within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Charles W Morse
New York Banker
Atlanta
Taft
Spartanburg Festival Opens in South Atlantic Music Week
Spartanburg South Carolina hosts the seventeenth annual South Atlantic states Music Festival starting tomorrow night with the opera night program. Artists include Lilian Nordica Antonio Scotti Alice Nielsen Christine Miller Arthur Middleton and Albert Quesnel. The great auditorium built two years ago is expected to be crowded for all concerts.
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Spartanburg
Lilaan Nordica
Antonio Scotti
Alice Nielsen
Christine Miller
Arthur Middleton
Albert Quesnel
Tri City
Frail Canoe Trip From Louisville to Gulf of Mexico
CHH Switzer and J H Wright, Owen City Pennsylvania, left Louisville by water for New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexico in a 15 foot canoe with a three horsepower engine. They departed April 4 and report excellent progress despite bad weather. Miss Hortense Orcutt of Savannah was named Second Vice President at the International Kindergarten Union session in Cincinnati.
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Louisville
Chh Switzer
J. H Wright
Owen City
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Hortense Orcutt
Cincinnati
International Kindergarten Union
Savandab
Insurgent Republicans Face Party Split Over Committees
Washington faces a potential party break as regular and insurgent Republican senators clash over committee assignments. A caucus will decide, with regulars resisting insurgent demands on finance and interstate commerce. The dispute centers on tariff rail regulation and preserving insurgent influence.
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Washington
Committee On Committees
la Follette
Commerce Cummins
Hristow
Bourne
Interstate Commerce Committees
Payne Aldrich
Ciple
Ter
Common Companions to Teeth and Digestion
A brief advertisement-style note explains that teeth aid digestion, warning that poor masticating work harms the stomach. It underscores how good strong teeth improve overall physical condition and then asks readers if they want to insure the preservation of their teeth.
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W. H. Glenn
Councilman McClelland
Kramer
B'Nal B'Rith
Vention Point
Muse
Muse's
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DEEP
North Broad
Foote & Davies CO
Chocolate Soldier
DR. H. Rossignol
Gray
W. B. Hamby
Louisiana
Penick
Tre
Emma
Neal
Sam Swilling
Umma Neal
The
Boys
Georgia
Collector Jackson
R. J. Guinn
Victor Dorr
Champ Clark
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
W Burr
Equitable Building
Equitable
Georgia Securities
Chas. W. Morse
Gy O. P
Senate
Walutr Ballard Optical CO
Peachtres St
Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Regmar
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Uncle Sam
Elbert H. Robinson
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