President Wilson Attends Humble Sermon in Pass Christian
In Pass Christian a small Presbyterian gathering heard Rev Dr Jones preach a fervent sermon on individual accountability to God and the president. The date marked Wilson’s birthday with guests and messages from rulers worldwide noted.
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Lesan
Cary T. Grayson
Little Church
Ass Christian
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Jones
United States
Amerstory
Dr. Jones Ala Nou
Huselah
Sulfport
Miss
Trading of Interest in the Cotton Market
New Orleans December 28 trading activity is set to begin this week though the New Year holiday pauses progress Thursday The main event will be the first notice day for January deliveries in New York on Tuesday and the end of the current standing period Wednesday night Market watchers anticipate large tenders and a volatile period with bulls hoping for quick notices and bears fearing a downturn The census and private Bureau reports due in January are awaited with interest as traders weigh stock and tender questions amid unsettled forecasts from government and private sources.
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New Orleans
New York
Census Bureau
Love
Bears
Bulls Ag
Weather bulletin predicts rains in southern states and snow in mid-Atlantic
The Weather Bureau forecast shows generally fair weather east of the Rockies with rains likely in the southeastern states and probable snow in the middle Atlantic New England regions the upper Ohio valley and lower lake region. Disturbances from the Pacific coast bring winds rains and colder air later in the week affecting the central valleys and eastern states.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
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Middle Atlantic
New England
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Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Atlantic
Ohio Villey
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Lake
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Great Central Valleys
Middle West
Duel in Hungary Keeps Zerkowitz From United States
New York a Hungarian duel involving Emil Zerkowitz a Budapest banker led to his deportation order by a federal board of special inquiry at Ellis Island. The July event followed a mail quarrel with Lone Julius Perditzer in Budapest where both fired once. neither was hit. The case raises questions about duel related deportations and awaits Immigration officials’ final decision.
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New York
Hungary
Federal Board of Special
Ellis Island
Emil Zerkowitz
Campania
dZerkowits
Budapest
Julius Perditzer
Zerkowitz
Washington
Ilig Island
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Mil Zerkow
Fllis Island
F. Hf. Larned
Department of Labor
Weight Loss by Cattle Report Shows Weight Decline
Washington report by the department of agriculture finds non normal weight loss in beef cattle shipped from Western ranches to markets. Ninety thousand cattle observed in tests including range, corn fed, stall fed and beet pulp fed groups. Net weight loss ranged from 15 to 73 pounds per head.
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Washington
Messina Quake Remembered With Solemn Procession
Messina Sicily marks the fifth anniversary of the great earthquake with an imposing 39 000 strong procession to the cemetery to lay flowers on thousands of graves. Horses were draped in mourning at Heggio Di Calabria. The people kept watch through the night fearing a repetition of the disaster.
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Messina
Sicily
Heggio di Calabria
Federal Reserve Act Notices Mailed to National Banks
Washington reports Copies of the federal reserve act the adoption resolution and the membership application blank will be mailed tomorrow to every national bank in the United States. With 7 590 national banks the treasury rushes to meet a 60 day entrance deadline while 35 000 other banks will be notified upon completion of the national bank list. A special mail push will be used to post envelopes and forms by tomorrow night. Continuous telegrams from applicant banks arrive at the treasury.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Act
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United States
Congress
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Banka
National Paper Company Holds Annual Sales Meeting
The National Paper company opened its annual sales convention in the city on Friday the 26th with attendance higher than last year. The meeting will close next Tuesday with a banquet at a prominent club, where fifty five covers will be served.
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National Paper Company
Crown Prince Alexis Reported Again in London
A Daily Mail dispatch from St Petersburg notes a recurrence of Crown Prince Alexis illness, blamed on over-exertion. Reports vary on the disease, with some saying tuberculous involvement of the bones, though the exact nature remains unclear.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Prine Alexis
Prince Alexis
Richmond merchant T H Ellett dies in Atlanta visit
T H Ellett, retired Richmond merchant and prominent citizen who often visited Atlanta to see his daughter Mrs Dunbar Hay, died Saturday at his Virginia home after heart trouble. He was about 72, survived by his wife and daughter, and longtime Baptist supporter. The funeral is planned for Tuesday with Dunbar Roy and wife in attendance.
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Richmond
Atlanta
Dunbar Hay
Virginia
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Love Slave Leaves to Find Home in West
Miss Adelaide M Brance, companion in the life of Melvin W Couch, who died suddenly, left Monticello jail after the mystery of the attorney’s death was cleared. Friends took her to a private house in Fallsburgh then she boarded a train to the west to visit an aunt for rest.
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Monticello
Adelaide M.' Brance
Melvin HW. Couch
Miss Brance
Fallsburgh
Shackleton Plans South Polar Trip Expedition Named Imperial Trans Atlantic
London December 28 The Times announces Shackleton intends to lead a 1914 expedition to cross the south polar continent from sea to sea starting from a South American port and returning via New Zealand. He credits a benefactor and calls the venture the Imperial Trans Atlantic Expedition.
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London
Shackletos
the Times
New Zealand
Rev Richard Stinson Preaches Xmas Sermon at Big Bethel
The Rev Richard D Stinson of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute preached the Christmas sermon at Big Bethel on Sunday at 10 49 am urging a higher standard of readership and education for the disadvantaged. Dr C M Tanner spoke of the school as essential for a class barred from higher schools and Rev Stinson also spoke at Allen Temple urging church mission to save youth from vice and crime.
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Atanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Big Bethel
Auburn Avenue
Buller Street
C. M.tanner
Stinson
Allen Temple
Clark and
Wumpuries Street
Ft. V. Branché
Pacific Coast Implements Public Work Plan For Unemployed
San Francisco reports a shift from private charity to city aided employment as a solution for jobless workers along the Pacific coast. Beginning today every applicant will receive work at no less than three dollars per day, with back streets cleaned and cobblestones restored. Los Angeles has about 200 men awaiting work and Seattle about 500 of 1800 applicants, as state help may come via highway bond programs.
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San Francisco
Far Northwest
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle
Montessori idea to church education in Philadelphia
Rabbi Abram Simon of Washington DC urged applying the Montessori idea to religious education at the Jewish Chautauqua society anniversary assembly in Philadelphia. He called for using books written with pedagogical aims to teach the young. Professor Eugene Lehman of Yale argued that morality requires religious ideas and cannot be taught without them.
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Philadelphia
Abram Simon
Washington, D.C
Jewish Chautauatla Society
Simon
Eugene Lehman
Yale
The Blue Bird Opens at Atlanta Theater Tonight
The Atlanta theater presents The Blue Bird with the original cast for tonight and all the week. Tickets are on sale at box office.
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Atlanta
Girth and Merriment in Sarah Bernhardt Anecdote
The piece surveys humor about Sarah Bernhardt and the fat man quip from Bishop Quayle, noting shifting views on laughter, appetite, and vanity. It cites a Paris critic’s quip about Bernhardt entering the Comedie Francaise and reflects on mood and melancholy among actors.
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Jong Simee
Adame
Sarah Bernhardt
Quayle
Ganno
Sarah
Comedie Française
Ivan
Nunety
Parading Her Money in Stocking Sparks Speculation
A cryptic note suggests Fannie Winshley flaunts a bank roll in her stocking, drawing commentary on her wealth. Rosemary disputes the inference and hints at underlying assumptions about financial display.
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Agsum
Suogeny Thornton
Fannie Winshley
Rosemary
Pat
Bay State Factories Hit New High Mark in 1913 Output
Boston reports Massachusetts factories reached a new high in 1913 with total manufactured goods valued at about 1.596 billion dollars from 8 271 establishments. Woolen and worsted goods rose by over 20 million, cotton goods by nearly 6.09 million, and average weekly earnings for workers stood at 10.60 dollars.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Charles F. Gettemy
Bureau of Statistics
Bryan Occupies Pulpit at Miami Presbyterian Church
In Miami Florida on December 28 Secretary of State William J Bryan occupied the pulpit of a local Presbyterian church. His sermon titled The Child and Christmas drew an audience that included Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley. The secretary and Mrs Bryan planned to depart for Washington the following night.
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Miami
Fls
William 3. Bryan
James Whitcomb Riley
Heavily Guarded Jail as Confession Ties Two Negroes to Farm Murder
Chestertown Maryland December 28 1921 News spreads after Jere Paraway confessing aiding Norman Mable in the murder of farmer Coteman Police with Governor Goldsboroughs order send Baltimore officers to reinforce guards Paraway shattered by jail mob attack and now questioned by detectives Sheriff Brown says added force should deter any renewed assault
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Paar
James Paraway
James Coleman
Norman Mable
Paraway
Mable
Coteman
Baltimore
Goldsboroush
Brown
Auditor Sleater Ends His Life by Asphyxiation
St Louis December 28 William W Sleater auditor of the Chicago and Eastern Milneis railroad killed himself at his home by asphyxiation. His wife found the body on returning from church. He was 50. The note to his wife cited illness as the motive.
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Acher
Cate
Gsidential
Stian
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Vyther
Jefferson
Grams
Ayia
Sleater
Self
St. Louis
William W. Sleater
Chicago and Eastern Milneis Railroad
Ecuador Rebels Beaten Near San Gabriel Front
Four hundred rebels led by Carlos Andrade and Julio Thomas crossed the northern frontier Saturday into Carchi province. Government troops under General Rafael Arellano fought two hours near San Gabriel, causing rebels to retreat with considerable losses.
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Guayaquil
Heaador
Carlos Andrade
Julio Thomas
Rafael Arellana
San Gabriel
Carchi
Christmas Rates Reduced on Several Rail Lines
Christmas season reductions announced for the Northern Pacific Central and St Louis Railway and the Western and Atlantic Railroad. The changes apply to all agents and cover travel and freight, with the aim of encouraging winter shipments and passenger traffic.
At Theaters Open Two New Shows This Night
Special notices in The Constitution announce openings at the Atlanta theater and a production featuring Norman Hackett in Double Deceiver. The first show is The four? Birds? Or The Bird? and the Memnon unit starts under way with Hackett.
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Atlanta
Norman Hackett
Constitution
The Volunteer Organist vaudeville and film bill at Forsyth and Grand
Vaudeville week at Forsyth features Neptune's Garden and the Eachanted Pool troupe with twenty-five performers and novelty acts including George McKay Ottie Ardins On Broadway. The Volunteer Organist, a Williams B. Gray photo play, opens at the Grand for one week with matinees and nightly showings, praised as thrilling and sincere. Bijou presents Jewell Kelley stock company in A Stage of the MUI at Marietta Street Theater for a farewell week starting Monday afternoon, with an elaborate scenic production and 30 cent tickets for ladies escorted by paying partners.
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Forsyth
Neptune's Garden
Vauiteville
George Mckay
Ottia Ardins
Veudeville
Gliding O'Mearns
Gertie
Archie
Willard
Sna Zod
Guy Berelette
Fellows
Williams B. Gray
Grand Opera House
Gatorg
Getrenses
Jewell Kelley
Bijou
Jewell Kelley Company
Wuctug
Marietta, Street
Taber
Cantral
Prigin
Badles
Belock
It Seems That Way from the Bennie Fire Scene
The fragment suggests a dialogue where Mariar warns Hen about removing a benzine can from a fire and Hen questions if superstitions are involved. The readable text captures tense, informal interaction amid a fire safety moment with uncertain spellings and names.
Dances We Wont See Staged At Railroader Ball
A bizarre dance program promoted by E W Trippe a booster and fraternal organizer unfolds at the Kimball House on December 31 featuring numbered pieces with travel themed titles such as No 38 Tt & D Fast Mall and No 23 Coal and Water Station, with a committee on arrangements named for That Trainmen’s Ball.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Constitution Office
Trippe
Kimball House
New York
Triupe Janning
Birmingham
E. Walter Trippe
W. H. Brewster
M. J. Martin
BM Devour
C. &. ‘Allen
T. Layfield
Strikers and Guards Battle at Colorado Rail Bridge
In Trinidad Colorado on December 28 one man was killed and another fatally injured when strikers attacked guards of an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe bridge linking Ragient and Rockvale coal mines. BW. Farmer and G W Libby protected the structure as armed strikers opened fire using coal oil in a fuel filled confrontation. Harmer died instantly and Libby suffered internal injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Colo
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Ragient
Rockvale
Here
Farmer
G. W. Libby
Harmer
Libby
Sunday School Oddities in a Snippet of Laughing Verse
A humorous exchange shows a Sunday School teacher asking why Daniel faced the lions den and a Bright Pupil answering that it was because he had spoiled Mim If he hadn t. The dialogue continues with a maid asking about waste paper and a landlady noting nothing has been written yet.
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Ye'rom Budge
Daniel
Lions’ den
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