Girls at Chicago U Declare Mustache Boycott
Chicago January 31. Girl students of the University of Chicago lead a boycott against men with mustaches. Beecher Hall residents enforce the rule with polite refusal and penalties for any breach.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
12
Bargain Day for Men at All Day Goods Store
Bargain day spectacle promises deep discounts on shirts ties hats and fancy vests. Men scour shop windows and counters hunting for reduced prices with many expecting more new stock this week.
Advertisers Fight Rise in Postal Rates
Washington January 41 Advertisers who buy space in magazines help oppose higher postal rates on second class matter Former Senator William E Mason of Chicago representing publishers cites a case where a 4000 postage on second class generated 40000 first class business within a month. High License Bill Columbia January 31 Senator Smith Hampton introduces private sale liquor bill under high license with license fee 1932000 the measure has little chance of passage Senator Smiths county Hampton voted at local option that summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willam E. Mason
Chicago
House
Columbia, & C
Smith
Hampton
Steaight
New Governor to Take Office in Virginia
Richmond Va January 31 Claude A Swanson will be succeeded tomorrow as governor by William Hodges Mann of Nottoway County. The oath of office will be administered at noon in the presence of state officials and others as the incoming executive delivers his inaugural address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richimond
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Wiliam Hodges Mann
Nottoway County
Passengers Fined Under Coastwise Act After World Trip
Six hundred eighty five travelers from New York to circumnavigate the world arrived in San Francisco aboard ships including the Hamburg American liner Cleveland. Each passenger faces a $200 fine for traveling between domestic ports on a vessel under a foreign flag, with total potential fines $137,060. Government may remit if Hamburg-American protests and seeks a test case in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Orienton
Georgia National Guard Troop Inspections Begin in Macon
In Macon Georgia Major Palmer leads the state inspection of the National Guard troops. The Hussars impress with their drill and appearance as one of the finest Second Georgia companies. Captain Polhill Wheeler commands. Tomorrow night the Floyd Rifles will also be inspected and volunteers will receive theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
National Guard of Georgia
Palmer
Hussars
Ling
Georgia
Polhill
Wheeler
Floyd Rifles
Roanoke Street Railway raises pay for conductors and motormen
Roanoke Virginia January 31 The Roanoke Railway and Vectric Company announced an unsolicited hourly wage increase of one cent for conductors and motormen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Roanoke
Roanoke Railway and Vectric Company
Congress to Probe Cost of Living Nonpartisan Inquiry
President urges a thorough, nonpartisan investigation of high living costs. The Ways and Means Committee plans a comprehensive inquiry with subcommittees to gather evidence nationwide, aiming to determine causes and remedies. Leaders promise systematic, complete fact finding to reach the bottom truth.
Georgia Day in Savannah Schools May Omit Stands For Today
Savannah Ga January 31 special it seems likely that when Georgia Day is observed in schools part of the state program’s catechism asking what Georgia stands for today may be dropped. The emphasis cited on “hurrah for Georgia” is expected to be eliminated and the item may be skipped in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
Georgia Postmasters Appointment List
Washington January 31 Special Postmasters appointed Beards Creek Liberty County James B Deloach vice B L Strickland resigned Giovania Houston County Frank A Riley vice H R Brown resigned Madot Fannin County John W Brooks vice H A Vestal resigned Portal Bulloch County Williams Parsons vice R M Deloach resigned Bummertown Hman wel County James M Moore vice J M Snellgrave resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Washington
Beards Creak
Liberty County
James B. Deloach
Strickland
Giovania
Houston County
Frank A. Riley
H.R. Brown
Madot
Fannin County
John W. Brooks
H. A. Vestal
Portal
Bulloch
Wilam' S
Parsons
R. M. Deloach
Bum
Stranded Exchange Bank Receivers Face Stockholders Suit
Whipple opened the hearing on a number of cases against the receivers of the stranded Exchange Bank. Stockholders seek damages totaling about half a million dollars against the directors. Wimberly testified concerning the stockholders' accounting and brought forward related faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iz Whipple
Exchange Bank
Wenter
Jie
City Bonds Campaign Runs Eight Meetings Across Wards
The bond drive nears election as seven meetings host rallies by ward committees Good speeches mark the Monday nights in Caldwell's hall More meetings target Negro voters with church gatherings and block canvassing Walter McEiresth and Harvey Hatcher direct staff and mailers About 8500 voters expected. 5686 needed for passage plans outline district captains and organized committees
Baby's itching soothed at once
Kyula Dorsey of Washington, D C, describes a nine month old with neck eczema. After doctor advised treatment, a friend recommended Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Three uses the first day reduced itching. within days the baby stopped rubbing. Boxed Cuticura Ointment and several bars of Soap were used, and the family has kept Cuticura on hand since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jume
Kyula Dorsey
Browns Ct
Washington
Peabody College Gift Backed by Tennessee Support
Washington January 31 The George Peabody College for Teachers will be established in Nashville Tenn with a $1 000 000 gift from the Peabody fund for the advancement of education in the south conditioned on about 750 000 from Tennessee Davidson County and Nashville. Trustees report the condition met and note the gift marks the “beginning of the end” for the fund’s principal as more may be given in years ahead Senator Daniel of Virginia Tate elected a trustee Governor Hoke Smith of Georgia traveled from Washington to Atlanta and back praising the action, with lunch and dinner engagements noted during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody Fund For the Advancement
South
Tennessee
Davidson
George Peabody School For
Peabody Normal College
George Peabody
Daniel
Virginia
Tate
Daniel C. Gilman
Baltimore
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Atlanta
Smith
Capitol
Bacon
Clay
Bartlett
Hardwick
Ellis 18 Made Atty For Central Ellis 18
Macon Georgia January 31 Special Hon Roland Hills succeeds the late Olin Wimberly as counsel in Macon for the Central of Georgia Railway Free appointment was made known today Ellis and Attorney R C Jordan will join with Wimberly and Jordan in the work formerly done by Wimberly Jordan Peary Ordered to Report Washington January 31 Commander Robert H Peary discoverer of the North Pole has completed tidal observations for the Coast and Geodetic Survey and is ordered to report to the navy department for assignment to regular duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Roland Hills
Olin Wimberly
Central of Georgia Railway
Ellis
R. c. Jordan
Wimberly
The
Central
Wimberly & Jordan
Daughters of Confederacy Backs Bond Campaign Meeting
Mrs. I E G McCabe, president of the Atlanta chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, calls a 10 am meeting at 627 Peach Tree Street to discuss effective ways to support the bond issue. She urges women to vote and influence husbands and neighbors toward passage while keeping public movements separate from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IE. G. McCabe
Alanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Peachtree Street
Bryce
Macon Renews Paving and Sewer Improvements Plan
City engineer C C Anderson and a large corps of helpers are advancing paving and sanitary sewer grades for Macon improvements funded by the recent bond measure. Vineville street specifications are set for sewer estimates, with contracts poised after bond printing and sale. The Vineville project will provide a long needed sewer system to newly annexed areas, marking a major municipal upgrade. Mayor Moore authorized treasurer to sign for engraving bonds as printing nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Cc. C. Anderson
Vineville
Moore
Prohi Party Won't Do Much in Georgia
Savannah January 31 Rev T D Ellis pastor of Wesley Monumental church a leader among prohibition data in Georgia today declared that prohibition and the prohibition party are different movements and that if the latter tries to put out a state ticket in Georgia it will amount to nothing He said prohibition is not a party question but is in Georgia by the will of the democratic party He added that the leaders of prohibition in Georgia were at a Meeting in Atlanta where it was decided to put out a state dry ticket to secure a margin on bonds and the sale will be an easy matter Contractors for sewers and paving will be at work before early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jno
Longworth
Fart
Pagos
House
Ways and Means
Difverant
Champ Clark
Clark
Neceasary
Polittice
Savannah
T. D. Ellis
Wesley Monumental
Prohibition
Georgia
Prohibiton Party
Atlanta
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Big Reductions
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L. J. Daniel
Daniel Bros. Co
Manhattan
University ‘of Chicago
Heecher Hall
Naidy
Beecher Hall
Breweethearts
Eall
Taft
Congress
Ino Prohi
Enorme
Duey
Walter McEiresth
Harvey Hatcher
Seventh Ward
Caldwell’s Hall
Lee and
Gordon Streets
Ninth Ward
I. N. Brown
Moreland Avenue
Tenth Ward
A. P. Morgan
First Ward
Friendship Baptist
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Négre
Skinson
Peabody College
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Daughters OF Confederacy
Prohi Party
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E. B. Gibson
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