Atlanta Rapped by Dr L L Krauss
Macon Ga December 12 Special In a public address at the city auditorium this afternoon Dr Louis L Krauss head of the bureau of moral and hygienic education in New York City told 2000 Macon residents that Atlanta is unsafe at night and failing in public morals He criticized Mayor Woodward and Police Chief Beavers while praising the chief as a good Christian He said fines and imprisonment fail to curb white slavery and noted his prior attempt to discuss the issue publicly in Atlanta with no permit from the mayor
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Macon
City Auditorium
Louis L Krauss
Bureau of Moral and Hymienic Education
New York City
Atlanta
Mvcan
Krauss
Iyeas
Ike
Kaiser
King
Geavers
Dr. Krauss
Woodward
Jewish Hiducational Alliance
Auspces
Jewish Progresive Society
Beavers
Colorado strike probe hears witnesses in ongoing session
Colorado hearing before the Federal Industrial focus commission extends to December 16 as it questions Governor Ammons, Governor-elect George Carson, and former Senator Patterson. Testimony includes scrip payments in violation of law and critiques of UMWA operations. Welborn cites lawless elements from United Mine Workers. Rockefeller Jr letter proposing a conciliation board is discussed.
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Denver
Cobu
Federal
Industral Focus Commission
Colorado
Ammons
George .\. Carson
United States
Thomas M Patterson
Tohn McLennan
District 15
Mine Workers of America
Vieter-American Company
Lori Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Ton Company
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Welborn
Johnny Rockefeller, Jr
TE Weltvel
DeKalb Prize Winners in the Corn Club Show
DeKalb County Demonstrator R. 5 S. Kunter announced prize winners from the DeKalb County Corn Show held November 14 in Decatur. Eugene Clark led with a $150.60 prize and a $25 scholarship to State College of Agriculture, with other scholars and trades listed to Decatur Board of Trade and local firms supporting prizes.
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DeKalb
R. 5
S. Kunter
Delxalb
Deratur
Eugene Clark
W. I. Clark
Lithonia
DeKath
State College of Agriculture
State College of Sticulture
W.S Eo Whathe Phllips
State College of Atlanta
Weyman Welborn
Decatur Board of Trade
Otis Cleveland
Dabnex Luplément Company
Ko Wood
Stephens Uardware Company
Dwisht Westbrooks
Knox Shop Company
Howell Parker
Austin Bros Herman Pittard
Austin Bros Ruby Rasnes
Hastings Seed Company
Tas Merch
IC. Lowe Company
Woo Broadmary
Ansteynoss Drug Company
Great Sport at Possum Snout Hunters Bag Squirrels
Deputy Sheriff Walter R. Knight and P. B. Lowry reported abundant hunting near Possum Snout Georgia. They spent a week in Tallapoosa area bagging seventy squirrels with twenty five delivered to families and friends. Knight said three young fox squirrels fell from one nest after a single shot.
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Walter R. Knight
Georgia
Knight
P. B. Lowry
Atlanta
Tallapoosa
Ant
Miss Carter Chooses Own Protégé From Offers of Suitors
Miss Lillian Carter, Atlanta's young heiress, will select her own protégé from among many suitors. She plans to invest her fortune in charity or settlement work and will not accept volunteer guardianship or gray haired clubmen.
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Lillian Carter
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Miss Carter
Neal
Carter
Protess
Christmas Tree Planned For Home for Old Women in West End
The Home for Old Women in West End seeks gifts for its 32 inmates as Christmas approaches. Workers will set up two trees on December 23 and distribute fruits, delicacies, clothing, and useful items. Donors may send gifts to 61 West End Avenue or contact the matron by telephone for pickup.
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Atlanta
West End
Board of Managers
West End Avenue
Gelock
Packing House Opens at Moultrie Today
Moultrie Ga December 13 Special Monday will be a red letter day in Colquitt county as the large slaughter pens and packing house open for business. Wagons crowd streets with hogs to market many hogs weighing over 600 pounds and five steers at 1600 pounds each. Prices range from 6 to 12 cents per pound for hogs and cattle in good condition bring 10 to 15 cents.
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Moultrie
Spee
Al.j
Colquitt County
Orr loses second leg in trolley accident in Macon
Macon Ga December 13 Special. Robert C Orr a Macon garage owner previously losing his right leg in a motorcycle race at Central Park three years ago had worn an artificial limb. Tonight while alighting from a street car at Cotton avenue and First street his artificial foot slipped and his left foot was crushed under the car requiring amputation at the hospital.
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Macon
Robert C. Orr
Central Park
Cotton Avenue
First Street
Free Kindergarten Meeting At Carnegie Library
The Free Kindergarten association holds its regular meeting this morning at 11 o'clock in Carnegie library, detailing plans and committee reports for the organization’s activities.
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Free Kindergarten Association
Carnegie Library
Patterson Remodeling Fine Undertaking Establishment
H M Patterson & Son Funeral Directors upgraded their building interior adding three reception rooms and a large showroom. The new spaces are carefully planned and artistically furnished, enhancing the overall beauty of the South’s finest funeral facility.
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H. M. Patterson & Son
Preacher Urges Work Aid Amid Unemployment Rumblings
Dr Dunbar H Ogden of Central Presbyterian urges rejoicing over city efforts to help jobless laborers. He says ministers must discuss current problems and stresses brotherhood beyond class lines, insisting workers must be kept employed and that business leaders should share the burden during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar H. Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Hhear T
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Christmas festivity critique and call to jobless aid
A reader denounces lavish Christmas conventions and gift giving, urging reflection on hardship in Atlantia. The message questions traditions and recalls the biblical call to consider adversity, advocating focus on those without work.
Blue and Gray Company to Sing Verse Friday Evening
The Blue and Gray company will perform a three part program at the Auditorium under Alkahest Lyceum, with verse by Mrs. George DB Pickett read and sung. Mrs Pickett, wife of the Gettysburg general, provides a new musical verse never published before to honor Civil War heroes and depict the era through song and story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue and Gray Company
George DB. Pickett
Gettysburg
Alkahest Lyceum
Eang
Grandparents Battle in Floyd Court for Four Orphan Tots
In Floyd County, grandparents of Beatrice Flora Annie and Cecil Landrum fight in court for custody of the four orphans. The children were left after Dr W W Landrum was shot in Taylorsville. their mothers died soon after, and the grandparents now contend they can better provide for the youngsters. Judge Harry Johnson has heard the case and reserved decision.
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Rome
Beatrice
Flora
Annie
Cecil Landrum
W. L. Landrum
Taylorsville
Wescott Jones
J W. Tinsley
Bartow County
Carteraville
Bartow Superior Court
Dr. Landrum
Harry Johnson
Floyd County
Mission of Christ Urges War on Whisky at Moore Memorial
Dr A R Holderby preached on The Mission of the Christ at Moore Memorial Church. He cited Jesus seeking the lost and urged the church to confront whisky and social evils. The sermon argued churches must oppose liquor, remove hypocrisy, and act against influential drinkers to bring people to the kingdom.
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A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Jesus
Zacchaeus
Atlanta
Stock raising meeting planned at Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga December 13 Special The State College of Agriculture plans a rousing meeting for farmers interested in live stock to be held here next Tuesday. Agent J H Blackwell works for large attendance and aims to quicken interest in cattle and hog raising among local farmers.
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Milledgeville
State College of Agriculture
J. H. Blackwell
Secon
Christmas Means Love Sermon at First Congregational Church
Rev H H Proctor preached that Christmas centers on love with God and man. He described God as a God of love who draws humanity to divine fellowship, noting the challenge of loving God and others in a fallen world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
God
Christ
Charge of insult to girls at Lawrenceville station stems
Solicitor General John B Gamble issued warrants for Frank Taylor Sea board Air Line official and Carl Brodgen auto man of Lawrenceville charging misdemeanors. They allegedly drank at the passenger station when two Whitmire girls stopped between trains to seek help home. guards reportedly intervened to protect them as a joy ride was proposed and lights were turned out. Both men deny criminal intent and claim full inquiry will clear them.
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Athens
John B. Gamble
Terday
Frank Taylor
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Lawrencele
Carl Brodgen
Lawrenceville
Mabel Capes
Auntie Fortner
Whitmire
Gamblers Betrayed by Snorting of Horses
In Athens Georgia on December 13 a special report describes gamblers fleeing a police raid after a stable snorting scene. Men scattered as officers swept through, some climbing ladders, others slipping into horse stalls while two hid in troughs.
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Athens
Reese
Baraca-Philathea Meeting Set At First Presbyterian
The Atlanta Baraca and Philathea union will hold its monthly teachers meeting at the First Presbyterian church next Tuesday night at 7 45. The program includes orders of business, congregational songs, piano solos by Miss Helen Schaid, addresses by Mrs Archibald Davis and JR McClagan, and a cello solo by R M Arbuckle, with adjournment at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Baraca-Phiilathed Union
First Presbyterian Church
Baraca
Philathea
Helan Schaid
Archibald
Joseph Smith Buried in Independence Church Leader Dies
Independence Missouri December 13 Joseph Smith president of the organized Church of Latter Day Saints died Thursday and was buried today in simple ceremonies. His son Frederick M Smith was designated by him as successor and the choice is expected to be confirmed tomorrow by the church twelve apostles
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Independence
Joseph Smith
Organized Church of Latter Day Saints
Frederick M Smith
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New Yorker
Sherrie Walter Knight
Home For Old Women
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Ogden
Thore
Atlantia
Floyd Court
Holderby
Baldwin
Philathea Meeting
Lowe
Tou AN
Department of Agneniture de
Estton
Turpentine
Astelenov
Jacksonville
Mla
Griffing
H.altes
Forsyth St
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Meekwear
Essig Bros. CO
Peachtree Street
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