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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
4
Aprons and Housewears In Wide Selection
A newspaper ad lists aprons for every role from kitchen to professional staff. Office aprons in black sateen with back or side clasps, House aprons for butlers and cooks, bungalow aprons, waist aprons in percales and ginghams, nurses maids waitresses aprons of lawn cambric muslin, and Red Cross hospital aprons with large bibs. Caps for maids nurses and waitresses, boudoir caps, collar and cuff sets, and a variety of waitresses and parlor maid styles priced from a few cents to several dollars. Includes locations on the 2d floor Women’s Housewear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrapron Stegkhom
Campire
Red Cross
Forrest Adair Chosen Potentate of Shrine
On motion of Col Waller P Andrews Forrest Adair was elected unanimously as Potentate of Yaoarab Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Seven hundred forty nine votes were cast. New officers for the year: Chief Rabban Henry C Heinz Assistant Chief Rabban William D Phipps Chief Ikh Priest J LeRoy Duncan Oriental Guide John C Joiner Treasurer James S Floyd Recorder George E Argard Representatives to Imperial Count session Forrest Adair J A Greenfield Henry Heims W A Puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller P. Andrews
Forrest Adair
Yaoarab Temple
Nobies
Mystic Shrine
Rabban
Henry C. Heinz
William D. Phipps
Ikn
J. LeRoy Duncan
Oriental Guide
John C. Joiner
James 5S Floyd
George E. Argard
Beattie
Wash
Tere
J. A. Greenfield
Henry Heims
W. A. Puller
Hold-Up Men Arrested in Atlanta Robberies
Police say John Doosby and Ervin Sappho, two Black men active as hold‑up men in Atlanta, were arrested in a Decatur street dive. They are suspected in the Friday night robbery of real estate man W. L. West for 85 dollars. Doosby is described as tall with a yellow mustache and a voice like a White man. Also, Joseph Bell and Olin Reach, workers at the Georgian Terrace, are jailed on charges of stealing 200 dollars worth of jewelry from fraternity delegates at the hotel. Detectives Chewning and Sturdivant say most loot has been recovered from a pawnshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doosby
Ervin Sappho
Atlanta
Decatur Street
Milam
Burfield
W. L. West
Doosby
Joseph Bell
Olin Reach
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Chewning
Sturdivant
Rash on Child's Head Healed by Cuticura Treatment
Mrs Lillie Owens reports her child suffered a severe scalp rash with oozing sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition improved in seven weeks with no scars and hair regrowth. The notice lists Cuticura prices and offers free Skin Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division St
Baltimore, Md
Lillie Owens
Cuticura
Dept. T. Beston
Rockefeller Foundations Probe Seeks Testimony From Elite
The federal industrial relations commission plans a broad probe of New York based foundations led by Rockefeller and Carnegie trusts. Testimony may include J. D. Rockefeller Sr. Jr., Morgan and other financiers to assess influence, charters, and possible public impact. The study follows a Colorado coal strike closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New York City
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Frank ‘I. Walsh
Colorado
Russell Sage Foundation
Baron de Hirsch Fund
Carnegie Benevolences
Rockefelier Charities
Rockefeller Foundation
Cleveland Foundation
New York
Walah
Walsh
United States
Welsh
Arthur Hadhey
Yale University
Charlies W. Eliot
Harvard University
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Stockefeller, Sr
John D. Rockefeller Jr
J. J. Morgan
Daniel Guggenheim
H. Gary
J. M. Wall
Edward T. Stotesbury
J. P. Morgan and Company
George W. Perkins
Frank H. Vanderlip
T. P. Shonts
Tacob
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Charles ¥. Neil
John M.gienn
Ralph MM. Hasley
Executive Council
National Civic Federation
Allen T. Burns
Samuel Untermyer
Hubert Bruere
Rand Schooll
Socialism
George W. Kirschwan
Columbia
Seth A. Milliken
Nes Ingland
Kenyon
Iowa
Owens
Oklahom
Rockefeller Board
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Pais
University of Chicago
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
South
New England
Southern Education Board
Frederick T. Gates
Walter H. Page
London
D. Rockefeller
Albert Shaw
Review
Edwin A Alderman
University of Virginia
Harry Pratt Judson
Charles W. Eliot
George ©. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Anson Phelps Stokes
Andrews Carnegie
Edgar L Marston
Wickliffe Rose
Jerome D. Greene
Abraham Flexner
Wallace Buttrick
Starr J. Murphy
Ghiollis B. Frissell
Favorable Senate Report on Nicaragua Pact
The senate foreign relations committee reported the Nicaragua treaty favorably. The United States would pay 3,000,000 dollars for the Nicaraguan canal route and naval bases on the Bay of Fonseca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Nicaragua
Senate
United States
Bay of Fonseca
Mortuary Obituary Notes in Decatur and Nearby
Mrs J W Lowthart 67 of Decatur dies at home widow of Majestic hotel manager. Survived by husband four daughters and two sons with funeral planned in Huntsville Alabama. Also notices death of Frank J Long former Cole Motor manager in Atlanta and Robert Huff 70 bank president in Berkeley Point Peters burial planned, Alpha M Haynes 39 dies at East Fair Street leaving husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lowthart
Decatur
J. Lee Barnes
Majestic Hotel
Ala
Jease Couch
Grove Park
Asher Winte
N.C
William Couch
Huntsville
Frank J. Long
Cole Motor Company
Atlanta
New Jersey
Long
Cole Agency
Robert Huff
Berkeley
Planters’ Bank
Point Peters
Alpha M. Haynes
East Fair Street
J.H. Haynes
Atlanta Theaters Open With Seven Keys to Baldpate Farce
The Atlanta theater season opens with George M. Cohan’s farce Seven Keys to Baldpate starring Cyril Heatt from the Chicago New York company. The engagement runs three nights and a Saturday matinee, with Liana Carrera and other acts to follow despite a cold snap. Emma Bunting ends her run this week at the Lyric before Memphis. Performances include Eyes of the Storm Country and matinees Thursday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantay
George M. Cohan
Atlanta
Baldpate
New York
Cyril Heatt
Chicago
Emma Bunting
Memphis
Rupert Hughes
Georgia Court Of Appeals Reverses Several Judgments
Court of Appeals of Georgia reverses multiple Floyd, Pike, Harris, Wilcox, Calhoun, Coffee, Bibb, Flouston, and other county judgments. Names include Stimpson Grocery, Webster, Park, Denton, Acme Brewing, Luxury Fratt, Burgin, Knight, Walton, Burney, Seler, Battle, and Battle v Hambrick. Attorneys for plaintiffs in error and contra noted. some cases dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimpson Grocery Company Et al
Davis
Floyd Superior Court
Wright
Lipscomb & Willingham
Nathan Harris
B. Eubanks
Strickland + ‘Whatley
Pike
Daniel
B. F Dupree
Armistead
Fletcher Guano Company
Burgin
Bowman
Caloosa
Fite W. Mann
Maddox, McCamy & Shumate
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Thompson v. Seler
Woalton
Bell” Frank &, Neufville
N Anderson
YB. Dorr
Hewlett, Dennis & Whitman
Burney v. State
Jones
James BK. Park
C. Barron
Warren Grice
Joseph B. Pottle
Battle v. Hambrick
Colquitt
United States guards Anglo French consuls in Hodeidah
Washington instructs Ambassador Morganthau to use good offices for protecting the British and French consuls at Hodeidah Arabia after the clash at the Italian consulate. Italy demanded reparations from the porte as Italian warships rescued the consul. The United States ensures safe conduct for the British and French consular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Morganthau
Constantinople
Hodeidah
Arabia
Italy
General G. B. Davis Dies in Washington
Major General George B. Davis former judge advocate general of the army died suddenly at his Washington home from heart disease. He was a notable author on military topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George BE. Davis
Mrs Breckenridge Champions Women's Suffrage Claims
Mrs Desha Breckinridge of Lexington Ky addressed an appreciative audience in the Chamber of Commerce hall. She argued that women possess a social and basic right to vote, noting wartime duties and evolving roles, and urged suffrage as a logical extension of women’s education, home life, and public responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desha Breckinridge
Lexington
Chamber of Commerce
Breckenridge
National Association of Woman's Suffrage
Woman’s Equal Rights Association of Kentucky
C. McNougal
Woman's Suffrage Association of Georgia
Kentucky
Coal from the South for South America
Senate committee hearing on Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky coal operators courting a 2 coal trade with South America amid charges that the Southern railway blocks the field for a coal trust. Frank C Wright of Bristol Tennessee says once Charleston South Carolina piers are finished a move to challenge Welsh coal abroad will begin. Attorneys for Southern question if British return cargoes shape Welsh coal sales. Wright says not, noting government ship purchases as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South America
Senate
Southern Railway
Frank C. Wright
Bristol, Tenn
Charleston
S C
Southern
Wright
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Carnegie
Keith
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Anna Held
Fyler ‘Brooks
Marty Richards
Kylie
Emma Banting
Court OF Appeals OF
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