Largest Class in History of Atlanta Consistory Initiation
A scanned notice lists the 1090 candidates in the largest Atlanta Consistory class, with names including James A Massey secretary and Henry 8 Kennedys treasurer. The passage names numerous Masons and lodges across Georgia, showing a wide regional turnout and ceremonial roles for initiates and officers.
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Atlanta
Hirskwarg & Phillips
Robert Coombslass
James A Massey
Henry
Citizens League Head Praises Canvass Results
Bartow Wo Blount of the Citizens League of Atlanta reports a strong city wide canvass for new members with 28 enrolled and many letters sent. A public rally and imperial council meeting follow as the movement seeks broader patriotic support and personal invitations to nonmembers.
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Bartow Wo
Blount
Citizens League of Atlanta
Paturdas
Svetvone
Auca Lashts
Tae Mertin
Senior class visits Governor Slaton in Milledgeville trip
The senior class from the Georgian or mill town industrial school at Milledgeville paid a visit Saturday. They met Governor Slaton, toured the state museum and other capital sites, and were greeted in the executive office reception hall. Governor Slaton spoke briefly and shook hands with each student.
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Milledge Ville
Slaton
State Museum
Governor veto blocks bill on medical exams for Christian scientists
Governor vetoed a bill that would have required Christian scientists and other practitioners who do not use drugs to undergo medical examinations. The measure would have allowed them to practice without submission to standard medical oversight. The veto preserves current regulatory requirements.
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Adams
Glvan
Hurrah Hot Springs Liver Buttons In Stores Now
A garbled ad notes a product called Liver Buttons offered by Hot Springs Cheval Co with claims of stomach relief and free samples. The dense text mocks a drugstore promotional tone and mentions battles with digestion and health outcomes.
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Ani
Sepings
Lyons
Diagram Shows How Autos Should Come to Auditorium
A diagram explains traffic flow for Grand Opera attendees guiding vehicles to the auditorium via Gilmer and Washington streets. Ticket holders with box seats use Gilmer and Courtland routes, while those with adjacent seating use specified approaches. A second diagram covers car parking during the performance and unloading from Washington viaduct or Ivy Gilmer routes.
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Gilmer
Washington Street
Wat
Hunter Street
Gilmer Street
Courtland Street
Courtland
Atlanta Wase Feenval Association
Elghelr
Ivy Street
Yale Men Prepare for South Meeting at University Club
Morris Brandon president Associated Southern Yale clubs named executive committee from the local Yale club to organize the May 8 gathering for Yale men in the South. The group aims to create a closer, more effective body to oversee activities and preparations.
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Morris Brandon
Associated Southern Yale Clubs
Yale
South
University Club
Spain Representing Huerta in Washington
Senor Den Tua Ruano the Lennish ambassador in Washington announced April 2 that he has assumed charge of the Mexican government affair in Washington, with Spain representing Huerta before U S authorities. The list of officials includes James J Ragan, JT Har dsty, DT Thornton, James D Palmer, Thomas W Connally, Hev Frank A Shipman, and I Wopkins.
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James J Ragan
T Hardsty & DT
Thornton James D Palmer
Thomas W Connally
Hev
Frank
Shipman
Wopkins
Washington
Senor den Tua Ruano
There Must Be No Delay For Free Automobile Contest
The Constitution urges immediate action for a contest offering thirteen automobiles plus prizes. Enter early to secure a chance at a luxurious Velie or Ludden & Bates instruments, with $50 prize if not selected. Those who recruit new subscriptions earn extra rewards, while late entrants risk losing out to others.
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Tera
Busainesa
Ludden & Bates
Secur
Vent Ic
Todas
Prince
Oak Jand Jouning Ours
Ludden & Butes
Aluabh
Prises
Savannah Doctor Feared Safe In Mexico Mystery
Grave fears for Dr John Q Cook of Savannah who has led a hospital for United Railways of Mexico at Terra Blanca Sinatoa. His mother Mrs George B Olver has not heard from him in weeks, heightening unease about his safety.
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J. O. Cook
Terra Blanca
Savannah
John Q Cook
United Railways of Meateo
Sinatoa
Cook
George B Olver
State Normal Seniors to Sing Holy City at Milledgeville
State Normal College Milledgeville seniors will present the oratorio Holy City by Gaul at Trinity Church. One hundred twenty young ladies from the college will perform with student Sheldon as organist and Ahee as conductor, under college music director supervision.
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Holy City
Trmity
Santata
Record swim marks at Philadelphia meet standouts noted
The Philadelphia event featured swift swims with Luke from Laciercuilic clocking minutes 8 la seconds to win the 0 vid sprint. Survoch Wierberl from Hor Ace Wann school set a relay record, finishing just ahead of Eddie from the sroakiyn Puts techie as the upward event saw a .64 second improvement over the prior mark.
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Philadelphia
Luke
Survoch Wierberl
New Oil
Lddie
Meeting On Negro Probation Work At Bethel Church
A mass meeting will be held at Bethel church Sunday afternoon at o oclock in the interest of probation work among negroes. Forty one persons are interested in reform work among colored people are urged to come.
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Bethel Church
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