Women's bonds drive gains in campaign meetings
Women at campaign quarters discuss how bond issue benefits hospitals schools water works and sanitation. Groups including French Circle Minerva coterie and Grady Hospital auxiliary endorse the bond, stressing hospital capacity and city health needs while labor and trainmen auxiliaries pass resolutions of endorsement. The House advances the agricultural appropriation bill by about 13.5 million dollars, boosted by added forest service funding.
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Eirecle
Oscar Siifer
Mies Adair
David Marx
Minerva Coterie
Crocker
Poot
Gann
Woman's Relief Corps
Spencer
J. Kling
W. M. Scott
West End Study Club
Harvie Jordan
Walter G. Cooper
J. T. Elchberg
Decatur Street
Atlanta Machine Works
Allanta
Ladies' Ala Society
Grady Hospital
Woman's Clubhouse
Washington
House
Bond campaign heats up with ward meetings across city
Committees in Sixth Ward and other districts held meetings to boost city bonds and mobilize voters. In Seventh Ward mass meetings continue weekly with speeches by local leaders. Bond election set for February 16 and efforts focus on all wards to secure support.
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Seventh Ward
Celdwell'a
Third Ward
W.F. Slaton
Grant and
Pavilion Avenue
Maddox
EB. P. Burna
J. C. Rushin
Ninth Ward
Soldiers’ Ame Street
Old Farm Home
Minor
G. W. Himepaugh
Committee of Sixty Luncheon Meeting in Atlanta
The Committee of Sixty of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce holds its second monthly luncheon today at one o'clock at the Mechanical and Makers Club in the Candier building. Chairmen of 60 subcommittees gather to review pressing matters including the pending bond campaign. RL Foreman chairs the luncheon series. L A Ransom recently elected club president.
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Mechanical and Manufacturers' Club
Candier
Committee of 60
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Nol
Sonce
RL. Foreman
Capital City
L. A. Ransom
He Bled the Heirs of Admiral Drake
New York report says Syrous Drake, of Huntersville Minnesota, claiming descent from Sir Francis Drake and an estate of 200 million, was arrested in Times Square for mail fraud. Held on 3000 dollars bail, accused of taking payments from heirs including Fanny Cagie from Hodgenville Kentucky and others to prosecute the Drake estate claim.
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New York
Syrous
Drake
Huntersvile
Minn
Sir Francis Drake
Times Square
Fanny Cagie
Hodgenville
Fislm
A. Drake
Whitefield
Miller
Corgicana
Texas
Liquid eggs seized by U S inspector in New York
United States inspectors seized 200 cans of liquid eggs from a cold storage warehouse in New York on February 3, totaling 80 000 eggs. The samples were found unfit for consumption and intended for cakemaking by bakeries. An auction notice and an earlier ad for Tobias appear in the same report.
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New York
United States Inspectora
Never Encouraged to Stop Grafting in Chicago
City Engineer J Ericson told the Merriam Commission investigating municipal expenditures that officials above him never urged him to curb waste. He recalled proposing a $200,000 pumping ration as excessive, and Mayor Fred Busse reportedly told him to leave city service. Busse denied ever implying such. Ericson responded he would rather earn a dollar elsewhere than be labeled a graftier.
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Chicago
J Ericson
Merriam Commission
Fred Busse
Busse
Mr. Ericson
Repeal Push on Corporation Tax Highlighted in House
Washington February 3 a rear war letter from the Utioa Manufacturers Association urged manufacturers to press senators and representatives to vote for repealing the corporation tax law. Representative Longworth read the circular in the house and also a Cincinnati manufacturer’s reply that opposed the association’s view on repeal.
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Washington
Utiola Manufacturers’ Association
Longworth
Ohio
Cincinnati
Tlingis Association
Congress Must Act on Conservation Meeting Urged in Chicago
Chicago February 3 A movement backed by commercial and economic clubs plans a large conservation meeting to press Congress to act on national resources. The campaign urges Taft to attend and outlines the action sought, warning that without action the agitation will end in nothing.
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Congress
Chicago
Taft
Howard Answers Col Livingston In Congress Campaign Row
In a published statement Howard disclaims responsibility for Watsons paper and says the matter is for Watson and his management. He defends his own campaign, asserts prior claims about Livingston aiding the Republicans on tariff policy, cites congressional records, and notes Livingston’s alleged actions during Cannonist disputes. He invites Livingston to respond to alleged Republican tariff ties.
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Lon Livingston
The
Constitution
Tom Watson
William Schley Howard
Mr. Watson
Colonel Livingston
Watson
Congress
Republican Party
Livingston
Speaker Cannon
Kansas City
Cannon
House
Congressional
Joe
Als Dinirlet
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Washington
Rotten Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Police Constable Plans Tobacco Crop In Danville
Danville Kentucky February 3. Junetton City in Hoyle county reports an unusual record with no police court cases in the last year. Policeman Clem, emblem of law in the town of about a thousand, says he will cultivate tobacco this year as a diversion.
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Augusta
Co. W. Hickman
Summerville
Elliott
Bon Air Hotel Company
Danville
Junetton City
Sige
Hoyle County
Azv
Clem
Kennedy Indorsed for Railroad Commissioner
At a Fourth district congressional committee meeting this week Se Pi Kennedy’s secretary of the railroad commission was endorsed for commissioner. The district counties named are Dallas Talladega Chilton Shelly Calhoun and Cleburne.
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Kennedy
Montgomery
Als
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Atlanta
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Aiken
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