Woodward grants all locker club permits citywide
Mayor James G Woodward announced approval of sixteen locker club permits and the transfer of over 100 beer licenses The move aims to grant licenses to all clubs or none and avoids favoring any single club The list includes Piedmont Driving Club City Falcons University M&M Atlanta Athletic Transporta Heo T MA and Loyal Order of Moose City officials expect Georgia Anti Saloon League to seek an injunction against Capital City over related operations A separate note from Washington February 5 reports a $50000 fish cultural station appropriation for Florida pending in the Senate
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James G Woodwits Poley
Alt Stnoor
Order of Moose
Woodward
Piedmont
Camprral City
Fiks University
M&m
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic
Transporta- Heo T MA. Regie
Beavers
Metropolitan
Georgian Terrace
Standard
Burnverein Gwie
Loyal ‘Order of Moose
Georgia Anti-Saloon League
Cltbe
Atlana
Dr Paulin Speaks On Contagious Diseases To Atlanta Ad Men
Dr Paulin addressed fifty Ad Men club members at the Ansley hotel dinner on preventive medicine and public health focusing on smallpox and typhoid vaccines. He compared Germany and Spain, noting compulsory vaccination reduced smallpox in Germany to about twenty five per million while Spain suffered heavily. He traced vaccine development and urged public awareness of medical advances reducing vaccine risks.
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J “Dager Paulin
Ad Mans Club
Ansley Hotel
Germany
Spain
Paulin
Bostwick Loses Foot in Doodle Hole Accident
John Bostwick youngest son of C B Bostwick about 22, injured at Nutta saw mill near Luella. In the doodle hole the log carriage derailed, pinning him as he lifted the carriage, resulting in the left foot being severed at the instep.
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Griffin
John Bostwick
C B Bostwick
Nutta
Luella
Bostwick
Grudge Fight Among Fiddlers Set for February 18
Old-Time Fiddlers convention opens at Atlanta Auditorium on February 18 with a clash between north Georgia champions from Pilon Addi era and south Georgia flatwoods stars. Major Linthleum of Liberty county announces a strong southern turnout to challenge Ross Bagley of Cumming for the state title as Daughters of the Confederacy assist with proceeds.
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North Georgia Mountains
South Georgia Flatwoods
Atlanta Auditorium
Association
WH. Linthleum
Liberty County
Flatwoods
Ross Bagley
Cumming
Tite
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alligator in Atlanta Barber Shop Mystery
A six inch alligator appeared in I. M Brady’s barber shop at 154 Marietta Street after a customer on Thursday evening lit an instant heater. Behols, a nervous patron, fled as the reptile hid beneath the gas tank. Theories abound on how it arrived, from Nile river origins to city water mains.
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Marietta Street
I. M
Brady
Tom Echols
Behols
North Georgia
Meretta Street
Egypt
Howell Mull
Atlanta
Brady Cash Register
Methodists Plan 10 Build Church in Cuba
Atlanta Methodist laymen adopt resolutions to raise 5000 from Sunday schools 1000 from Epworth league and 14000 from a churchwide campaign to fund a 30000 church and mission in Havana Cuba by year end. The banquet at Motel Ansley drew 190 leaders as Drs Pinson Rawlings and Walker urged giving and involvement.
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Mmethodist
Atlanta
Havana
Cuba
Lamens Missionary Movement
Motel Ansiey
Methodists of
Epworth League
Gulf of Mexico
Lovejoy
W W Pimson
F A Rewinga
Nashville
John D Walker
Sparta
Walker
J M_ Skinner
Dinner Tendered Men of Inman Park Church
The Inman Park Baptist church women hosted a Thursday reception at the church to promote building a new house of worship. Several speeches were given to attendees including Mr and Mrs JS McDaniel, Mr and Mrs JB Moncrief, and many others, listing numerous couples and individuals from the congregation.
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Inman Park Church
Inman Park
Farm school teachers convene in Americus
The annual convention of principals and teachers of the eleven district agricultural colleges of Georgia met in Americus on February 5. Nearly all schools were represented. Topics included matters affecting the schools and routine business. Visiting principals toured farm workshops and departments at the third district college and were entertained at dinner by girl students. Superintendent John M Gollin of Americus was present for the association proceedings.
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Americus
Georgia
John M Gollim
Americas
Pahgo
Principals and Teachers Association
Rainy unsettled forecast for Friday across region
Forecaster Von Herrman predicts continued rain and unsettled weather with cooler temperatures. Friday should see similar showers to Thursday, with morning low near 40 and no significant change expected. In Portland Maine on February 6, Maine Moose Men report political progressives rejecting a ticket plan for the state election.
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von Herrman
Maine
Portland
Are Today
Aig Repubiiedna
Sutiea
Chicago paving board trip pleases inspectors in Atlanta
The Chicago paving board of fourteen representatives toured Georgia granite quarries and Atlanta sewer systems on a fact finding visit. They inspected Lithonia quarries, stone at Stone Mountain, and the fueling system, with plans to buy about 3.5 million dollars of granite blocks yearly. A dinner at Hotel Ansley will honor the Chicago delegation.
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Chicago Payment Board
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Georgia Granite
State Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Jathonia Ga
Georgia
Wisconsin
Merkec
Sbiocs
Deventur Druid Hills
Cast Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Ansley
Chicago
George Schilling
Edward Glackin
PJ Me
Kenna
John B Hittell
Fran Rydzewski
Crank Sima
R Ij. Barnett
Lithonia Granite Quarries Company
Governor Considers 60 Day Respite for Cantrell
Governor John M Slaton weighs a sixty day respite for Jim Cantrell of Games viNe who is slated for execution February 2 for being an accessory before the murder of Arthur Hawking. The prison commission Sunday urged delay to allow Bert Cantrell and his appeal for a new trial to be reviewed before Jim Cantrell’s death.
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John M Slaton
Prison Commission
Jim Cantrell
GamesviNe
Arthur Hawking
Hla
Bert Cantrell
Jim
Supreme Court
Bert
Rural Credits Bill to Be Put Through
Washington February under a definite agreement between President Wilson and democratic house and senate leaders rural credits legislation will be hurried through this session of congress. This was decided after conferences between the president Senator Owen and Representatives Underwood and Bullaly. The house subcommittee has abandoned a proposed investigation trip to expedite action. The committee will hold hearings in Washington and will try to get a bill before the house early in April. Owen and Bulkely will arrange cooperation between house and senate committees and may hold joint hearings.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Congress
Owen
Underwood
Bullaly
Bouss
Representative Bulkely
Bigamist Arrest After Secret Marriage Case
A 22 year old man from 8 Olver Street married 16 year old Leonora Griffin last Sunday night while his first wife had obtained a divorce months earlier. He was arraigned before Recorder Broyles on bigamy charges and bound over to the superior court with a $200 bond. The second wife defended the marriage in court, while the first wife’s family pressed charges. The bride chose to stay with her husband despite parental objections, and the court ordered the girl to return to her parents. the husband remains in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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MS. Watte
Olver Street
Leonora Griffin
Broyles
East Point
Watts
Oliver Street
Jabe
Pndon
Receivers Seek Sale of Two Yaryan Plants in Georgia and Mississippi
In U S district court at Macon Judge Speer to hear petitions by James Brailey Jr and W Stetson for Lavan Ears Stores Co to sell two Yaryan plants at Brunswick Georgia and Gulfport Mississippi. Upset prices set at 425000 for Brunswick with 200 mules wagons used in wood department and 140000 for Gulfport. Manufactured products on hand January 3 1914 valued at 510000 and stock in various corporations at 20000. Sale intended by private sale to satisfy creditors in bankruptcy. Disagreement among receivers over strategy with Largan leading a faction seeking Ohio court action. If Judge Shepherd approves sale, Ohio court action would be moot.
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Macon
United States District Court
Shepherd
Anda
Speer
James Brailey
and & W
Stetson
Lavan Ears Stores Company
Brunswick Ga
Gulfport
Miss Tha
Brunswick
Wood Department
Thea
Jedo Ohfa
Itu
Largan
Ohio
Driven to death by own action after wife’s death
Mobile Alabama February 5 Driven to despondency by the death of his wife four weeks ago Thaoman E Smith wealthy tourist from Milwaukee Wisconsin killed himself this afternoon hoping a winter tourist sojourn across Mobile Bay He and his wife came south about two months ago for his health He left to realize and before killing himself disposed of part of his health by contributing to public enterprises he remembered some newly made friends Washington February 9 Vice President Marshall today designated Senator Swanson of Virginia to read Washingtons farewell address at the observance of Washingtons birthday by the Senate on February 23 Sunday falling on February 22
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Mobile
Ala
Thaoman E Smith
Milwaukee
Mobille Bay
Swanson
Washington
Marshall
Virginia
Richards Bond Forfeited Over Vestibule Courtship
A Decatur salemen Richards was arrested Wednesday in the vestibule of Jones Avenue Baptist church while courting a married woman of standing. He used an assumed name at police headquarters, later changing it. A bond of 75 was forfeit yesterday after he failed to appear for trial. The girl’s name was withheld and no charges were placed against her.
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Calling Inn
J Richards
Decatur Richards
Green and Furtdon
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
R & Tohnson
Marines Keep Peace in Haitian Capital
Washington reports from the navy department state detachments have been landed at Port au Prince with British and French warships joining American and German forces to protect foreigners. The French armored cruiser Conde arrived last night and Captain Russell of the battleship South Carolina reports the port remains quiet.
Employees gain pension plan at Bilder Dempster Steam Ship
Local agents announce a new pension system for employees of the Bilder Dempster Steam Ship Company. The fund totals 2480 dollars, including a 202 280 dollar bequest from the late Sir Alfred Jones, a major stockholder.
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Movienak Seyrancy 9
Bilder Dempster Steamship Company
Sir Alfred Jones
Weltner Lectures on Prison Reform and Juvenile Work
Philip Weltner spoke at the Church of the Incarnation on a churchman’s role in prison reform and juvenile art work. He urged active citizen interest as church matters and a business meeting preceded an 8 o’clock address with a supper served earlier in the evening.
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Philip Weltner
Church of Incarnation
Sharehmah
Mr Weltner
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