Shriners Openings Plans Announced in Atlanta
Announcement lays out opening exercises for the Shriners imperial council in Atlanta two weeks from Tuesday. Noble John M. Slaton will welcome on behalf of Georgia, with addresses by Mayor James G. Woodward and Noble John Temple Graves. About five hundred delegates from North American temples attend.
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Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Yaarab Temple
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Nobie David Mars
Congregation of the Temple
At- Nante
Zuhrah Temple
Minneapolis
Minn
Medinah Temple
Chicaro
Naple
William W. Irwin
Wheeling
W. Va
Imperial Potentate of North America
Giee Club
Aladdin ‘Temple
Columbus
Ohio
Piune
Ansley Hotel
Imperial Potentate
Winecoif
Carrall McGaughey
Grand Theater
Adams
Shriners
Marletta
Whenca Len C
Bach
Empire Life
Flatiron
Peachtroue
Broad
Poplar Street
W. We. Reid
Empire Life Insurance Company
Health claim for Eckmans Alterative in 1908 case
An advertising testimonial from a patient in Haddonfield New Jersey describes severe lung illness in fall 1908 and recovery after Eckmans Alterative. The letter claims 25 pounds gained and return to work by early January 1966, urging readers to trust Eckmans products and to obtain the booklet of recoveries from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Atlantia Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
California
Eckman
Lickman
Jacobs’ Drug
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Spalding Grays Ready to Answer War Call
Griffin Georgia April 23 special Griffin military men both officers and members of the Spalding Grays are ready to answer the call for the state military forces in the Mexican war service. They are also expecting a mobilization with the national guard of Georgia and are prepared to engage in maneuvers.
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Griffin
Spalding Grays
Georgis
Fixing the Blame from The Toledo Blade headline
Friends of Secretary Bryan volunteer information to Washington correspondents claiming President Wilson originated the administration's foreign policy and chose ministers. They contend Wilson drafted policy of watchful waiting in the Mexican border crisis, with Bryan denying responsibility.
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Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Latin America
Japan
Austria clamps down on emigration of men under thirty four
Vienna moves by ministerial decree to stop emigration of youths and men under 34 without new law or parliament. Passports required proving military service including reserve term. Measures hit farm laborers, apprentices, and workers seeking training abroad, with Galicia among hardest hit by bred poverty and outflow.
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Landsturm
United States
Canada
Germany
Galicia
Europe
Saxony
America
Austria
Moravia
Silesia
Bohemian Forest
Erz Mountains
Monarchy faces ban on emigration amid wartime distress
The passage notes thousands of young men leaving home to escape starvation as a ministerial decree threatens this vital outlet for labor. It argues the move will cause unnecessary suffering and hardship during a period when the monarchy endures low trade and industry due to the war crisis, and mentions a social democratic party.
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Social Democratic Party
Immigration shifts stir Canadian politics and labor fears
The piece reports on social democrats denouncing cabinet actions as arbitrary and illegal, accusing the government of siding with agrarians facing labor shortages. It cites an immigration tally from Winnipeg: 58,859 immigrants from the U S over three years carrying over 350.9 million in cash and effects, with monthly fluctuations in 1912 and 1913.
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Social Democrats
Austria
Winnipeg
United States
Canada
United States Kingdom
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