Demotions and Rules From Probe of Convict Camps
A county and prison commission probe into Fulton county convict camps led to the elimination of two charges against authorities and the proving of a whipping abuse as a discipline issue. The commission announced demotions for several guards, a new set of prisoner punishment rules, and a court‑appeal process before punishment. They defended food quality and sanitation while noting abuses of authority and the need for better oversight.
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Ten Thousand Dollar Gift to Build Contagious Disease Hospital
A Rotary Club initiative seeks the mayor’s action to create a hospital funded with ten thousand dollars to treat contagious disease. The city is stirred by a report claiming there is no place to isolate Black residents with contagious illness.
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Plan to End Liquor Sale In Atlanta
A temperance coalition plans injunctions against locker clubs and beer saloons in Atlanta, led by Seaborn Wright and Rev H M DuBose. They allege widespread law violations and will push grand jury indictments with evidence compiled by anti liquor groups. The effort involves the Law Enforcement League, Anti-Saloon League, and Evangelical Ministers Association along with the Men and Religion Forward Movement.
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Fire alarm drives chorus girls from Childs Hotel rooms
Thinly clad chorus girls and actresses rush from hotel rooms as a four alarm fire breaks out in the basement of the Childs Hotel. A diner detects smoke, staff alert guests, and theater workers hurry through hallways before the blaze is controlled. No injuries reported.
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Daughter summoned by Senator Bacon
Senator Bacon of Georgia confined to bed with fever and threatened with pneumonia sends for his daughter Mrs Sparks of Macon to come to Washington. He fractured a rib in Albany during Christmas, fever developed, physician advised family contact, officials say illness not tied to rib injury and should subside with proper care.
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Washington
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Atlanta Baptists raise funds for new hospital drive
Baptists canvass for the Greater Baptist hospital to be built in Atlanta. Reported subscriptions total about 460000 with pledges from Ponce de Leon Second and First Baptist churches and leaders like F J Cooledge Sr J W Forrester George M Brown BEC Calloway Rutherford Lipscomb and others. An appeal asks all city Baptists to join in with any amount to secure the hospital.
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Inmates Enroll in UC Extension Courses at Folsom
Folsom prison reports 1600 inmates taking University of California extension courses. Warden J J Smith says inmates study a wide range of subjects with weekly university instructor visits. Prisoners will cultivate crops on the prison farm to supply their needs.
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Lifting of Arms Embargo Ushers Hope in Mexican War
General Villa and rebels hail Wilsons embargo lift as a turning point while Americans in Mexico City plan night trains to the coast. Villa predicts swift victory and restoration of constitutional government, praising the United States for its action and signaling a shift in the war dynamics along the border.
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Woman Suffrage Beaten By Democrats In Caucus Vote
In Washington on February 3 the House Democrats rejected creating a standing committee on suffrage by a 123 to 57 vote, declaring the issue a state matter. Heflin led the anti suffrage effort while Speaker Clark and Leader Underwood supported the majority.
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Parcel Post Delivers Ashes and Child Across States
February reports describe Frederick Heist’s cremated ashes shipped from McKeesport to Reichelnheim Germany in a wooden box by parcel post, a likely first of its kind. In Wellington Kansas a 9 year old nephew was sent by parcel post from Stratford Oklahoma, with a 20 cent tag and 24 mile rural route journey ending with favorable care and a lunch shared with mail clerks.
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Frederick Heist
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Highody
Reichelnheim
Germany
Heist
Wellington
Kan
HH. Staley
Stratford
Oklo
Fire Causes $100,000 Damage in Winston-Salem Business District
A February 3 fire in Winston-Salem caused about $100,000 in damages to the business district. The blaze affected Phe Peeaisn, a liquor company, and Frank C. sialon company, lob ters ieee acripes De.
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