Regulation debate over sale of Jiquar and city clubs
A speaker urges Georgia to enforce prohibition laws against fashionable clubs in Rome and Atlanta. He cites injunctions used to shut down major clubs and presses leaders to act, stating prohibition progress depends on applying the law without regard to social status, and warns of future action by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Rome
Mqnor
Geor*gia
Mr. Wright
Georgia
Atlanta
Christ
Spendo
Capital City Club
Capitality Club
Capital City club threatened by injunction in church reform clash
In a tense meeting at the Capital City club a clash over church influence escalates as Mr Wright calls for action against perceived hypocrisy. He urges leaders to defy opponents, urging funds be raised to pursue injunctions while Dr DuBose attempts to manage the crowd. More than half the men rise to pledge support.
Baltimore and Ohio Opens New York Warehouse Today
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces the opening of its large storage warehouse at Twenty sixth Street in New York City. The ad coincides with a historical note on early American rail charter history and signifies the railroad’s expansion into key terminal facilities amid the Southern system integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Ohio
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York City
Twenty-sixth Street
Old South Carolina Railroad
Great Southern System
Bveryland
South Carolina
America
Potomac Yard
Loot Found In Bushes Ties Bank Robbery Case
Shreveport detectives said they recovered 5760 dollars hidden in a clump of bushes near Logansport Louisiana. The sum is seven dollars short of the total amount reported stolen from the Bank of Logansport on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Bank of
Logansport
Mrs Fiske Arrival In Atlanta For The High Band Show
Star Alice Fiske arrives with her company in Atlanta. She will perform The High Band at the Atlanta theater tonight and Tuesday matinee and night. She is registered at the Georgian Terrace and will meet Drama League executives during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Drama League
Harvard Ends Ban On Dances For Junior Prom
Cambridge February 1 Harvard union announces no restriction on dancers at the junior prom February 13. Modern steps will be allowed up to 30 seconds unless the prom committee limits rag-time on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Union
Woodmen of World Honor Founder Joseph Cullen Root
Services in memoriam to Joseph Cullen Root founder and sovereign commander of the Woodmen of the World were held at Wesley Memorial church. Attending camps included Water Oak No. 2 J. C. Root No. 30 Avanta No. 430 Railway Decatur Hapeville Kirkwood. Newton Phillips spoke on Why This Gathering of Woodmen Today and Dr W R Hendrix delivered the memorial tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cullen Root
Woodmen of the Warld
Wesley Memorial Church
Woodmen
Water Oak
J. C. Root
Avanta
Railway
Decatur
Hapeville
Kirkwood
Newton Phillips
Woodmen of the World
W.R. Hendrix
W. J. Simmons
Simmons
E Floding Dies Prominent in Atlanta Lodge Affairs
E Floding a dealer in secret order paraphernalia and a lodge figure in Atlanta died at 64 from a stroke in Orlando Florida He is survived by his widow three daughters and five sons His family business is in the city and his body will be transported through Atlanta Tuesday morning toward Huntington West Virginia for funeral and interment after a stopover in the home city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Floding
Atlanta
Whitehall
Orlando
Fla
Myrtle Street
Huntington
W. Va
Capt and Mrs Huie Hold Family Reunion
Captain Joseph A. Huie and wife hosted a family reunion at 1 Forest Park Georgia. Attendees included Murphy and Murphy families from Anniston Alabama and several Forest Park residents. Captain Huie is 70 and a Confederate veteran.
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Capt
Mrs
Huie
Joseph A. Hute
Forest Park
Annia Lynn Huie
Eloise Chapman
Erma Lee Shelnut
B. 1. Murphy
East Point
B. Murphas Lynn
Arvin
Reba Murphy
Morrow
Hufe
William F. Gregory Dies in Norfolk Veteran Journalist
William F. Gregory died in Norfolk Virginia on February 1 at about his eighty fifth year. He was longtime member of The Virginian Pilot staff for more than twenty five years and held notable offices including past supreme oracle of the Grand Conclave St Heptasophs and a Confederate veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Gregory
Norfolk
Wiliam F. Gregory
Virginia
Jetare
Virginian Pilot
Aupreme Orphen
St Heptasophs
Exiled Shah Plans Raid Across Persia
Official reports place former Shah Mohammed AM Mirza arriving incognito in St. Petersburg. Rumors say he intends a raid on Persia, a development that has caused considerable anxiety for the Persian government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
Theran
Persia
Mohammed AM Mirza
St. Petersburg
Milledgeville Welcomes New Rector Clinton Weaver
Milledgeville Ga February 1 Special St Stephens Episcopal church will fill the pulpit after months vacant. Rev Clinton Weaver of Princess Anne Maryland has accepted the call and will preach his first sermon Sunday. He will move his family to the area and live in the restored Burnaville West Virginia home. Early today half the business section of Burnaville burned in a blaze that consumed ten shops and one home. Estimated losses run to 150000 with over half insured, believed sparked by a gas jet left burning in a restaurant.
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Milledgeville
Miltiadgeville
St Stephens Episcopal Church
Clinton
Weaver
Princess Ann
Maryland
Burnaville
W. Va
Sebruary
Urnavilla
Artificial Colors in Lights in Industrial Uses
A Minginvere study by a German engineer analyzes light color from industrial sources. Daylight is hard to imitate with current lamps, as incandescent and electric lamps skew red and blue. Arc lamps are nearer white, while new pitrdgen lamps sit between white and daylight. Vapor lamps appear as quirky options.
Enduring Lesson From a Brutal Eton Tale
A fragment from a January issue recounts Dr Keate at Eton berating a cold boy and invoking harsh discipline. The tale hints at hidden pride in the lad who later, with the Third Dragoons, charged allied forces in a major siege, dying at Babrron as Lahore yielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ropplier
Keate
Eton
Mane Hood
Third Dragoons
Suttle
Babrron
Lahore
England
Working Women Press on Wilson on Suffrage
In Washington on February 1, delegates from ten states and the District of Columbia, totaling over 259 working women from factories and offices, prepared for an interview with President Wilson at the White House to seek his attitude on suffrage. Marguerita Hinchey and Rose Winslow were chosen to address him, urging creation of a home committee on suffrage while seeking his personal stance. A mass meeting will precede a 12:45 march to the White House tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Baltimore
Mise Marguerita Hinchey
New York
Misa Rose Winslow
la Follette
Macdonald
Michigan
Keat— King
Colorado
Masssachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Rode Island
Mercury Tablets Claim Life Of Young Sheats
Stemphis Tenn February 1 Special I C W Sheats formerly of Monroe Ga died here today after swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets last Monday night at a local hotel. Surgeons removed almost half his liver last night but the poison progressed. He was 22 and worked as a cashier for Cudahy Packing Co Memphis plant. He refused to reveal if the act was accident or intentional. Some attributed unrequited love as a possible cause. Mrs M A Sheats of Monroe Ga and another son arrived to comfort him. Before Memphis he was employed in Birmingham.
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Stemphis
Tenn
Monroe
Sheats
Iver
Sheatse
Cudahy Packing Company
M.A. Sheats
Memphis
Dia
Birmingham
Not Prominent Woman in Trouble in Rome Crime Case
Mrs. Pearl Farris of Polk County near Lake bonded to appear at the next court term after being indicted for shoplifting at a Rome department store just before Christmas. She initially used the name of a Cedartown woman to avoid prosecution and was allowed to depart town on generous terms until the investigation revealed the misrepresentation. Grand jury returned an indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pearl Farris
Polk
Lake
Deceased Professor Not Peeping Tom in School Case
Madison Ga February 1 Special. Reports claimed professor William Aiken died by his own hand at Bostwick public schools. The dead man had only been connected to a so called Peeping Tom incident, which officials say he addressed by chastising the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wm. Aiken
Bostwick Public Schools
Aiken
Gheala
Charles Day Leaves Ansley for Piedmont Hotel
Charles G. Day resigns from Ansley and takes the role of publicity agent at the Piedmont hotel starting Sunday. James F. DeJarnette becomes chief clerk at Ansley to fill Day’s former duties, with A. H. Chapman succeeding DeJarnette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Day
Ansley
Piedmont
Charles G. Day
Day
The
Amiley
James F. DeJarnette
A. H. Chapman
DeJarnette
Mr. Chapman
C. Barnes
St Valentine Day Services Arranged at Central Baptist
Unique services are to be held on the Sunday following St Valentine Day at the Central Baptist Sunday school. The program includes special music recitations and speaking. Atlanta reading Sunday school speaker will address on The Meaning of St Valentine Day. Attendance aims to reach 2000 by month end. Sunday morning attendance rose to 425 the largest ever, after 130 in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Sunday School
Oye
Atlanta
State Sanitarium Names New Treasurer
Milledgeville Georgia February The state sanitarium trustees named a new treasurer after considering Macon institutions that offered 4 percent on daily balances. The appointee serves without salary, requires a monthly two paymaster, and must bond $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Macon
Col Lowry Hosts Dinner For Railroad President Arrival
Jehan Howe Peston, newly named head of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis, arrives in Atlanta by No. 3 from Nashville at 7 16. Col Robert J. Lowry hosts a dinner at the Capital City Club at 6 pm to introduce the Atlanta leadership to the visitor. D B Carson accompanies Peyton as Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis president, a familiar figure in Atlanta rail circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lowry
Jehan Howe Peston
Nashville, Chattanooma and
St. Louis
Wll
Atlanta
Nashville
Himselt
Robert J. Lowry
Capital City Club
Lowry
South
Act 7
Peyton
Nashville, Chattarooma
St. Lopia
D. B. Carson
Tillroad
Carson
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