Prominent Men Attend Congress of Sociologists in Atlanta
Prominent men attended the second Congress of Sociologists in Atlanta with delegates from thirty two states. Mayor and Governor welcomed delegates. Governor Hooper unable to attend. Mrs Anna Russell, founder of the Southern Sociological Congress, spoke after the opening in Westes Memorial church as educators and social experts gathered. The event showcased national health and righteousness in a solemn, patriotic setting.
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Southern Sociological Congress
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Bia Torte
Southern Sociotogical Congress
Classifieds offer quick buys and exchanges in the Constitution
The Constitution's Classifieds advertise items from hammocks to houses. The column is a daily bulletin read by thousands, with operators ready to take or word ads. Place your ad in the big Sunday Constitution to reach many potential buyers or sellers and seize opportunities.
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Lovers Leap From Notre Dame Tower In Antwerp Tragedy
In Antwerp on April 2 a 18 year old youth and a 19 year old girl leaped from the Notre Dame cathedral clock gallery to a market square below. Both died instantly after their bones were broken. Police say it was a premeditated death pact. They left five letters to relatives and authorities explaining they acted from a love affair. The girl’s identity was not released.
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Jaeiden
Thin Mty
Judge Poole Dead in Atlanta Citizen for Seventy Three Years
Judge A dam Toole longtime city court official dies at 7 o clock in Lakewood Heights near his birth home. The Atlanta resident of 73 years served in Fudge Harry M. Reid division and was popular. Funeral set for 2:30 Sunday at 28 Pulliam Street with burial in Mount Zion cemetery. Survived by five children Lola Galloway M T Poole W J Poole EB Poole and Captain A I Poole. Also brother J J L Poole and nephew Harry G Poole.
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Tom
Pulliam Street
Mount Zion Cemetery
Judge Poole
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T M. Poole
W J. Poole
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City Pone Force
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L. Poole
Harry G Poole
No Saloons on Canal Panama War Decree
By direction of Secretary of War Garrison the Panama canal zone will be without saloons during the coming fiscal year. At present there are thirty five weapons in pipe towns.
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Panama Canal Zone
Yuan sanction alleged in Sung killing Shanghai report
Shanghai dispatch reports Kiang-Su officials presenting correspondence claiming President Yuan Shikai sanctioned the murder of General Sung, former minister of education, at a rail station on March 20. The letters, said to be between the premier's secretary and a secret agent, allege Jung arranged Sung's assassination with Yuan's knowledge, and accuse Sun Yat-sen of plotting to install Sung as president, risking a political crisis.
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Yung Shi Kai
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Hsing
Fu-Kie
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Sun Yat Sun
Yuan Shi Kay
Bride-to-be’s suitor kills father then weds girl in knife clash
In Camden last night, George Cole, father of the bride, and his son were attacked with knives near Camden. Cole was killed and the son likely fatally wounded. Three hours later the groom, aged Smith, married the girl. The elder Smith protested the union citing his daughter’s reported 14 years.
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Camden
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Teetotal diplomacy sparks Anglo American chatter
London reports that Secretary Bryan’s teetotal dinner diplomatic stunt to foreign diplomats draws sharp English commentary. The Times News questions a moral right to force water and claims the move risks digestion and temper of old‑fashioned envoys. Pall Mall Gazette likens Washington to "Wishy Washington."
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Two Men Found Alive in Finleyville Mine Explosion Scene
In Finleyville near Pittsburgh two miners were found alive after an explosion at the Cincinnati mine. The disaster, which occurred early Wednesday, is reported to have killed between 90 and 110 workers, with rescue teams continuing to search the mine.
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Tales of Hoffmann at Auditorium Delights Atlanta Audience
The Metropolitan Grand Opera company staged Offenbachs The Tales of Hoffmann Friday to great acclaim. Lucrezia Bori and Dinh Gilly led with stellar performances as the cast grew in a lavish production. Baritone and soprano solos drew thunderous applause as Richard Hageman conducted and the audience demanded Bori in particular. The program continues with Lucia di Lammermoor and Tosca, with Tosca closing the run under Toscanini and Caruso.
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Atlanta
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Enrico Caruso
Officers Indicted In Johnson Attack In Fulton County
Lieutenant John C. Oliver and Officer A. W Jackson were indicted for assault and battery on William B. Johnson, former county police member, who claimed Oliver attacked him in Judge Andy Calhoun's courtroom. The dispute followed Johnson's accusations about Oliver dining with a woman and graft charges against county officials. no proof has surfaced, and a county inquiry is planned but may overlook the graft claim.
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A. W Jackson
William B. Johnson
Olver
Andy Calhoun
Johnson
S B. Turman
Oliver
Fulton County
New York
R E Gilem
Engan Park
Hes
Jackson
W. Tom Winn
Board of County Commissioners
President Wilson Plans Recreation Trip Aboard Yacht
Washington April 26 President Wilson, worn by workload, is prescribed daily recreation. He will sail with Eleanor Miles and Dr Cary Greyson on the presidential yacht Synth down to Chesapeake Bay and back. He also signed the first act of his administration, a joint resolution to appropriate funds for a Jefferson memorial unveiling committee.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Mrs. Callie Appelbaum Acquitted of Husband Murder
The Georgia jury acquitted Mrs. Callie Appelbaum after 36 minutes of deliberation, ending two months in jail and three days of trial. She vowed she has no plans for the future and will stay connected with her son Claud, who may move to Montgomery for work.
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Claud Henderson
Montgomery
Business College
Atlanta
Appelbaum
Georgia
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Breedom
Callie Scott Appelbaum
Jerome A. Appelbaum
Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary
Baby Born With Two Teeth in Crisp County
Cardeie April 24 special reports a Crisp County baby born three days ago with two fully developed lower incisors. The newborn boy, robust and hailed by locals including Dr. B H Roberts, astonishes residents and defies prior local records of birth with teeth at birth.
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Crisp County
D. W Dean
BH. B Roberts
Hatley
Death in Augusta Fights Ends Man's Life
Thomas Hall brick mason died after a quarrel with H. M. Surkee in a Harrisburg area soft drink shop at Broad and McKinnie streets. Hall cursed Barker prior to Surkee drawing a knife and stabbing him. The incident occurred this afternoon as locals described a heated exchange ending in Hall's fatal injury.
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Broad
McKinnie
H. M. Surkee
Weather Prophecy Local Showers Cooler Weekend
Local report forecasts showers and cooler temperatures for Saturday with continued cool conditions Sunday. Indicates lower and higher temperatures, mean temperature, and rainfall details. notes rainfall in past 24 hours and deficit since the start of the month.
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