Mothers Congress to Exhibit at City Auditorium in April
The Mothers Congress movement organized a child welfare exhibit set to run for a week starting in April at the city Auditorium. The yesterday council chamber meeting drew Atlanta leaders including Mayor Woodward Colonel Daley, Prof William Slaton, Walter Rich, Dr Samuel Vienneska, Dr Theo Toepel, Dr C C Smith and Prof A G Fort of the state board of health who pledged strong support.
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Mothers Congress
Council
Daisy Landauer
Jewish Alliance
Mary Barnwell
Mot Varell
Woodward
Geley
Smith
Fort
Slaton
Atlanta
Walter E Rich
F Culver
Oswood
Kate Harralson
Robert G Stephens
Edith Constance
William Tickson
J Wade Conklin
Fred Hodgson
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
A Visanska
Chamber of Commerce
James G. Woodward
Rich
Cure Backaches With Mother Gray Aromatic Leaf
Ad reads a patent medicine claim for kidney bladder and urinary tract relief. Mentions backache headache languor and energy as conditions treated. Includes advertising language urging readers to buy via mail order and noting a company name and address.
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Mother Gray
City charity exhibit planned to aid child welfare
A large turnout of ladies from city charities formed an executive committee led by Mr Richan and Mrs Little to organize a welfare exhibit. The plan calls for a week long display in the Auditorium featuring health, schools, playgrounds, tuberculosis work, free kindergartens, and allied child welfare groups with city leaders urged to back the effort and fund it.
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Rich An Chatrmey
Toepel
J R Little
Little
Health Department
Tuberculosis Association
Jewish Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Men's Club
Wre Tittle
Cafe Denechaud Opens Atlanta French Restaurant
Atlanta's first real French restaurant, Cafe Denechaud, ready to open on Walton street near Peachtree. Louis A. Denechaud of New Orleans will oversee cuisine with hands-on prep of special dishes. Luncheon Saturday marks first service. dedication follows next Tuesday with Weber and Field act at the Atlanta theater. Souvenirs from New York prepared for a-bright opening.
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Atlanta
Cafe
Denechaud
Walton Street
Peachtree
Garden Cafe
Louis A. Denechaud
New Orleans
Crescent City
W. F Park- Hurst
Weber
Fielda
New York
Groundhog Day Folklore Hits Atlanta Weather Forecast
The article covers Candlemas folklore as Walter Rich leads an executive committee to promote groundhog day events in Atlanta. It notes predictions of six more weeks of winter, weather bureau denial of official groundhog watching, and a forecast of clear, very cold weather with temperatures around 74 degrees by Saturday night.
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Weather Bureau
Atlant
America
Ground Hox
Black man pleads guilty after mule theft at Milam Stables
Judge L Roan of the criminal division hears the case of a Black defendant charged with stealing a mule from Milam and Miller Stables. The man, who claimed it was not his fault, pleads guilty at the last moment and receives four years in the penitentiary.
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Irekon
Frank Butts
L . Roan
Criminal Division
Superior Court
Milam & Miller Stables
Severe Blizzard Rages Across Northwest Wisconsin and Minnesota
A severe blizzard battered the north as Duluth and surrounding areas faced unrelenting snow and near sea level temperatures. A 35 mile per hour north wind added to the harsh conditions, with indications the storm would intensify further through the day.
Stars prove deity in evening lecture at church
Dr Howard Arbuckle of Agnes Scott College presented an astronomy lecture at Central Presbyterian, illustrating the vast universe with stereopticon views. The audience followed the journey through the Milky Way as the choir sang, and Dr Dunbar Ogden returned from a revival in Oxford to address future sermons on faith and strength.
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Howard Barbuckie
Central Presbyterian Church
Arbuckle
Agnes Scott College
Dunbar Ogden
University of Mississippi
Gotham to Celebrate Coming of the Dutch
New York city marks a tercen tenary celebration approved by Mayor Gaynor. A permanent commission will direct the events with Cornelius Vanderbilt as president and Herman Ridder as vice president. Other vice presidents include Andrew Carnegie, William Vincent Astor, George Gould, John D. Rockefeller, Jr, and Pierpont Morgan among notable figures.
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New York
Citizens Committee
New York City
Gaynor
Holand
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Herman Ridder
Andrew Carnegie
William Vincent Astor
August Felmont
George B. Cortelyan
George Gould Seth Low
Clarence H Mackey
Pierpont Morgan
Alton B. Parker
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Jacob H Sebif
Isaac H. Bellyman
James Speyer
Fulton Fusileers Banquet Officers Honor Surprise
The Fulton Fusileers of the Fifth regiment staged a secret banquet at the Imperial hotel for their officers. Captain John W Quillian First Lieutenant Hel Morrison and Second Lieutenant Will Gates attended as guests as the company toasted with speeches from First Sergeant Johnson and others amid a festive mood. The Fusileers recently won the Fifth regiment prize drill at the Auditorium Armory military tournament.
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Fulton Fusileers
Imperial Hotel
John W Quillian
Hel Morrison
Will Gates
Johnson
Fulton Pusthera
Auditorium
Unitarian Church to Host William Lawrence Talks
Dr William Lawrence arrives from Jacksonville and will speak Sunday morning at the Unitarian church as part of a series on religious education and Unitarian principles. A Sunday school workers conference is set for this evening at East Cain Street, St Bryde apartments, Hamilton Douglas residence. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs Hamilton Douglas Ivy 428.
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Willam Lawrence
Jacksonville
Unitarian Church
Hamiilton Douglas
St. Bryde
East Cain Street
Unitarian Movement
Hamilton Douglas
Ivy
News Cart Boy Hurt by Skidding Machine
Charlie Ellis an 18 year old white youth of 374 East Ells Street was badly hurt when a skidding automobile owned by W H Winn struck him as he pushed a news cart along Edgewood Avenue. The driver did not see him until near. He swerved but tire tread clipped and the rear hit him. He was taken to Grady hospital then released after treatment.
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Charlie Ellis
East Ells Street
W H Winn
Winn Plumbing and Heating Company
Edgewood Avenue
Nto
Grady Hospital
Wilson to be guest of Southern Society banquet
Washington January 31 President Woodrow Wilson will be guest of honor at the Southern Society of Washington annual banquet on April 13. Plans were announced after a society meeting that elected Richmond Pearson Hobson president and Dr Clarence J Owen executive secretary. Wilson indicated the dinner will fill the evening with lively table talk and he has no plans to go elsewhere that night.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Southern Society of Washington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Clarence J Owen
Wilson
Five Die In Farmhouse Fire At Richland Iowa
Richland Iowa January 31 Major Harris his wife and two children and his mother perished when a farm home three miles north of Richland was destroyed by fire this morning.
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Richland
Iowa
Major Harris
Bathtub and mule figure in $1000 suit over gas
Azer Rhymes sues Seaboard Air Line claiming a bathtub bumped a high pressure carbonic acid gas tube, triggering an explosion that frightened a Georgia mule and caused Rhymes to be crushed when his wagon wheel passed over his foot and ankle. He argues the accident was unavoidable and that railways should not keep such tubes on their premises.
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Georgia
Azer Rhymes
Seaboard Air Line
Rhymes
General Supply Company
Rai
Two Dollars Causes Stabbing in Farm Fight
In a quarrel over a $2 debt near Plowery Branch Joe Cain stabbed Sanders Wheeler Wheeler is seriously injured but expected to recover Cain was badly hurt by a club wielded by Wheeler Both men are farmers living nearby.
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Joe Cain
Sanders Wheeler
Indicted for Murder in Augusts Street Strike Case
Lester R. Young and William Kennedy face first hearing tomorrow in Augusta Ga indicted for the murder of Frank Litchenstein during the street strike. Attorneys plan habeas corpus for bail. trial set for a February special term. Maggie Bryant, a key witness, testifies before the grand jury regarding her statements and pressure claims. Labor men across the state watch the hearing with interest.
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Auguste
Lester R. Young
William
Kenonedy
Frank Litchenstein
Maggie Bryant
Johnson
Szma
Grand Jury
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Advertisement promising at home cure for piles with a new absorption treatment. Vague claims offer to send details and free trial samples in exchange for address and no payment, urging immediate relief and local references. Mailing address given for Mire. M Summsra at Notre Dame, Ind.
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M Summsra
Bor P
Notre Dame Ind
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