Rockefeller and Carnegie Defend Foundations Before Commission
New York February 5. John T Rockefeller Sr and Andrew Carnegie testified before the federal commission on Industrial Relations defending their foundations. Carnegie joked with the audience while detailing his donations and business rise. Rockefeller, aging but calm, said his motive was serving others and favored workers having a voice within limits.
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New York
John T. Fieckefeller, Sr
Andrew Carnegie
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
United States
the Mariner
Industrial Workers
Carnegie
Garnegie
Lis Tfe
Andy
Andrew
Mr. Carnegie
Mr Rockefeller
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Walso
Rockefeler
Ile
Rockefeller
Tucsefteiler
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Iie
Allme
Rockefeller Foundation
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Census Budget Cut Sought by Washington Official
Secretary Redfield sent a memorandum to House Appropriations Committee Chairman Fitzgerald requesting a $46,200 reduction in the census of manufactures appropriation. The move is attributed to adopting business methods in the census bureau.
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Washington
Redfield
Fitzgerald
House Appropriations Committee
Pretty Stock Actress Seeks To Break Matrimonial Bonds
Pretty stock actress Misa May files for divorce in New York from actor husband George Barton after a brief New York marriage in October. She is with Baldwin-Melville Stock Company playing in Atlanta while Barton performs in Duluth. Crandall's alienation suit against May remains on New York court calendar, seeking 58000 in damages.
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Atlanta
Duluth
Mima
Misa
Lola May
New York
Miss May
George Barton
May
Baldwin-Melville Stock Company
Sarton
Marie Crandall
Riverside Drive
Supreme Court
Grady hospital elects new medical staff in lively vote
Grady hospital board of trustees announces a broad set of appointments including fourteen from the Atlanta Medical College, four visiting surgeons, two visiting gynecologists, and several ophthalmologists and pathologists. Dr. Hugh M. Battey is named topedic surgeon on the associate staff, with reelects and new members across departments. Robert J. Lowry is re elected board president.
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Grady Hospital
Grady Medical
Board of Trustees
Atlanta Medical College
Bates Block
W. S. Laikin, Jr
Jones
Dr. Ellis
Childs
E. 4. Griffin
Go. Pope Huguley
J. D. Manget
Baxter Moore
J. R. Duvall
J. T. Harwell
Dr. Moore
Dr. Manget
Dr. Huguley
Dr. Griffin
L. Sage Hardin
G. W. Quillian
Hardin
Quillian
William F. Shallenberger
HB. H. Donaldson
Marion T. Benson
EB. C. Cartledge
L. ©. Fischer
Phryaievnn
Plssmans
J. D. Cramer
L. P. Stephens
J. E. Sommerfield
A. BP. Flowers
F. J. Moon
Blie DD. Thomas
Bo Ki. Pearce
J. Q. Brantley
WT. Watton
L.lowell
Allen D. Johnson
William EL Campbell
Hugh al Okey
Emmett B. Ball
RB. Daly
Howard Halk
J. C. McDougel
Battey
Hugh M. Battey
B. Victor Kellar
Kellar
Atlanta
Robert J. Lowry
Board of
Blattin
Harding
Kelley Plans Override Bid Amid City Finance Row
Alderman Kelley says he will not resign despite mayoral pressure. He asserts city receipts were underestimated and now expects about 187000 dollars in June to cover prior estimates. Kelley praises cautious budgeting while noting harmony with the mayor seems unachievable as Monday vote looms and six aldermen stand with the mayor.
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Second Ward
Kelley
Price
McCord
Woodward
General Council
Grady Hospital
Friends of the Mayor
Ashley
Farlinger
Johnson
Inman
Renfree
Knight
Smith
Alverson
Florida
Spain to Purchase Four Submarines for Navy
Madrid reports Parliament has authorized the government to buy four submarines from an American builder for the Snemak navy. The announcement comes via Paris with details of the procurement and its expected impact on military capability.
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Spain
Madrid
Paris
Parlament
Snemak Navy
George W Brown dies in Rockford and Kansas clash
Dr George W Brown a prominent anti slavery figure in Kansas died in Rockford Illinois aged 83 He founded the Herald of Freedom in 1864 the first free state newspaper in Kansas Border ruffians destroyed his plant A grand jury indicted him for treason and he was imprisoned four months Submarine L 2 to be launched February 11 at Quincy Massachusetts cost 434000 displacement 450 tons speed 14 knots
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George W. Brown
Rockford
Ill
E Kensas
Herald of
Washington
Congress
Quincy
Mase
Navy Department
Saturday Evening Post
United States
Jesus
Christ
Georgia
Camp Allen
Beecher
Will County
Allen
Illinois
Oldway
New Way
The
Great Meadow
New York
Homer
Colorado
Fulton County
Arkansas Senate Passes Dry State Bill in 38 to 2 Vote
In Little Rock on February 3 the Arkansas Senate approved a bill to declare the state dry starting January 1, 1916, by a 38 to 2 vote. The House had passed the measure to take effect June 1, and it would be returned to the Senate with amendments. The governor supports the bill.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Senate
Hoase
House
Fatal Blaze at Crystal Ice Plant in Winston-Salem
Fred Myers a machinist was burned to death in a gaso line tank explosion at the Crystal Ice company plant in Winston-Salem North Carolina. The fire caused an estimated $50 000 in losses while Myers worked in a boiler at the moment of the blast.
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Winston-Salem
N C
Fred Myers
Crystal Ice Company
Myers
Educators Teach Cold Prevention And Remedies
Modern medical guidance urges prevention of colds to cut medicine costs. Jacobs' Cathartic Dovers Quinine promises to ward off a cold when taken at first symptoms or after exposure, without quinine side effects. Available as tablets or capsules by mail from Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta.
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Catharine Dovers-Quinine
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
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