Revival Swells With Large Church Enrolments in Atlanta
A revival boosts church membership across Atlanta with 20 or more new members added at several congregations. The North Avenue Congregational and West End churches report landmark increases, with a prominent figure, Rev Dr Richard Orme, presenting a surge in early Sunday services. Other churches including the Central Presbyterian and West Memorial report significant welcomes, reflecting a broad revival wave across the city.
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Atlanta
Altos Majouis
Humber
Chapman
Wiss
Sears
Faptiem
Fey Richard Orme Bunu
Central Presbytui
Barat
Westes Memorial
Marc
Lainty
John Lo White
Deniel
Bastur
Saab
East Snow Bound Easter Parade Makes Atlanta History
Historic downtown Easter Parade in Atlanta dazzled with sun and fashion. Crowds overflowed Peachtree and surrounding streets as churches opened, shops glowed, and families enjoyed a festive tableau despite wintry spoils elsewhere.
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Atlanta
Movies on Sunday Attacked in Rev Jones Sermon
Rev O L Jones denounced films and dancing as links to evil pleasures during a Sunday evening talk at the Last Baptist church. He argued amusements threaten holiness, warning against suggestive depictions and the mingling of sexes in dance as linked to saloon and brothel culture.
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Ppur
London
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Salome
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Toda
Police Work Sunday On Many Burglaries
Sunday police efforts focused on a spate of burglaries from Saturday and Sunday. Detectives tracked breaks at multiple homes and a store, with items including shoes clothing and fabrics stolen. A University of Gstord was mentioned in a stray line about a Polish party and Siberian writings.
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Prison Not So Bad New Convicts See Movie First Day
List describes nineteen Black prisoners arriving at Atlanta Federal Prison on a Sunday. The first exposure to prison life was a moving picture show arranged by Strand management, offering a glimpse into the facility and its routines.
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Reagan Address to Cigar Makers Draws Big Crowd
A large audience of cigar workers heard Senator Reagan discuss benefits of unionization and show a moving film at an event held at the Gi Will theater on Whitehall. Speakers emphasized job protection and better conditions, with attendees signing cards and urging participation in the union drive.
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Gome
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Black Man Struck Down by White Men at Ruth Street Corner
A Black man was shot after an exchange with two White men near Ruth 1443 and Butler Street by the Auditorium. The victim, reported to be wounded in the leg, was taken to Grads Hospital as police pursued an investigation. Witnesses described a gunfight over a sun and a safety item, with one assailant later named as Hubert Dixor, age 16, by the stationhouse.
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Ruth
Cither Streets
Grads Hospital
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Oll
So Barth Butler Street
Blact
Ralph Peters Denies Burleson Rail Charge In New York
Ralph Peters, chairman of the Tong Island railroad committee on railway mail pay, denies Burleson charges that railroads are overpaid. He cites government allocations and expresses that express companies receive less than railroads for similar services, calling the department’s report reckless and misleading.
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Tong Island Railroad
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Tle
Amonts
Saa
Dunelaston
Raliwrt
Villa Zapata Forces Hold Mexico City In War Dispatch
Reports from Mexico City say Villa Zapata forces will not evacuate the capital, with 6000 troops stationed there and 190,000 more in the region. The government claims no change in position and notes calm restored after earlier evacuations rumors. In Texas a Red Cross hospital in Brownsville describes a gambling incident linked to wounded Mexican veterans.
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Ant
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Vat
Thousands Attend Opening Revival in Charlotte N C
Thousands attended the opening revival in Charlotte led by Dr Chapman. The Tabernacle Church center, seating 6319, could not hold the crowd, with many unable to enter. The Chapman Alexander forces are organized, with 1300 personal workers and a choir of 1000 voices, marking the first big revival in Charlotte in 25 years.
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Charlotte NC
Dr Chapman
Chapman Alexander
Hue Dred
Charlotta Iy
First Money Statement by the Mormon Church
Salt Lake Dieytah reports the first public financial statement of the Mormon Church presented at the annual conference. It shows 1914 receipts of 1,887,400 with 730,980 spent on buildings, 240,984 on schools, 64,508 on temples, 99,207 on missionary work, 126, seven to hospital work, and 116,238 for relief of the poor. The report notes church societies and local actions contributed 750,900 for relief, and a loan was made to support overseas aid. It lists 129,913 members with 1 std men and 11 women engaged in missionary work.
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Mormon Reef
Fopean War Raller
Elineh
Zeppelin raid dream fuels London bombard plan
Reports say German Zeppelins built at Friedrichshafen completed two successful trials over Lake Constance. The newer model is longer and narrower with less crew space for bombs, while officers still believe a concentrated airship attack on London and Thames ships is possible despite ongoing work on a eleventh zeppelin.
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Priedecichshafen
Lake Constance
London
Thames
First Straw Hat Appears in Easter Parade
A Sunday Easter parade featured the first straw hat on display. The scene included men in light summer attire and spectators noting the festive mood as morning light brightened the procession.
German Submarine Wrecks and Mines Hit Baltic Routes
Shipping reports describe German submarine activity and minefields sinking multiple vessels near Bremen Dublin and the Baltic. Survivors are rescued from damaged ships while other steamers are claimed sunk with heavy losses and uncertain numbers.
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Mortuary Notices Reveal Obituary Details And Funeral Plans
The deceased, son of late John Dunn of the county, was 30 years old leaving a wife and three children plus two sisters. Funeral services were held in the afternoon with Rev T Worfa Bins of the Methodist church officiating. The corpse arrived at Bayt street early and the service drew many attendees. The body was transported to Ath Gis Mond for the burial, with later transfer to Froemields for final interment. The family includes William McCandless and two brothers, Worm ho and TOF, among others. The notice lists numerous relatives and mourners, including Moses Rhos and Magdara uel awe among others. The death occurred after several weeks of illness. funeral arrangements were announced for Monday noon at residence 413 Bush Tam street.
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Little Speaks Today to Atlanta Chamber
Arthur Do Lett, famed chemist, will address the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. He plans to discuss chemical resources and southern development opportunities. The Georgia branch of the American Chemical Society is hosting the event in the city Sunday afternoon.
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Clean-Up Week Aims to Make City Spotless for Opera Season
Four cities embark on a cleaning push to improve appearance before the grand opera season. The campaign emphasizes civic pride and public involvement, urging residents to tidy streets and public spaces ahead of performances.
Civic clubs urge household cooperation for city cleanup
John Menten of the city sanitation department outlines a broad cleanup plan with civic clubs and schools to remove trash and debris from streets and school properties. The effort aims to prepare premises for grand opera week with students helping teachers and families keeping buildings shipshape.
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John Menten
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Schout
Try This Goulash Recipe Note
A garbled excerpt presents a kitchen note about a goulash style dish. It mentions pepper and salt, boiling water, chopped cans of peppers, a can of condensed soup, and a brief instruction sequence. The text appears as a fragmented DIY note with many misspellings and unclear steps.
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