German Blockade Concerns Wilson Seeking Neutral Passage
The article reports on U S concerns over a German blockade and possible British secrecy order allowing neutral flag use. It notes neutrality laws, potential naval aid measures for American ships, and the risk to neutral vessels in designated war zones. Netherlands and Holing authorities weigh responses as tensions rise.
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Great Britain
United States
North Sea
Japan
Germany
England
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
State Department
Holying
System of Studies Praised by Durman
Dr H Dunman of the United States Bureau of Education visits Atlanta praising the system of studies and teacher qualifications after tours of Girls High and Tech High. He lauds the domestic science department and Miss Jessie Muse, plans to report many good notes on Atlanta’s schools.
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H. Dunman
United States Bureau of Education
Atlanta
Girls’ High
Slaton
Durman
Jessie Muse
Theigh Ponds
Burglar Routed by Dr A C Brown with Unloaded Gun
A burglar broke into the residence of Dr A C Brown at 350 Murphy Avenue early today and was put to flight by Brown with the assistance of an unloaded pistol when found on the second floor. Officers Long and Austin report the burglar entered by breaking a window into the front reception room during the robbery.
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A.C. Brown
Murphy Avenue
Brown
Dr.Brown
Long and Austin
Fred A. Hines Dies At 65 In Scranton
Fred A. Hines of Los Angeles California former imperial potentate of the A A O N Mystic Shrine North America died in Scranton after a three week illness He was 65 years old and held the imperial potentate chair from April 2 1910 to July 12 1911
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Scranton
Fred A. Hines
Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial
Mystic Shriners of North America
Imperial Potentate
Move to Save Shipping Measure Faces Senate Run
Senate discussions turn chaotic as Senator Clarke leads a revolt motion for a Monday recess. Democrats hope to gather enough votes with the Vice President to recommit the bill with instructions. if failing, they aim to force a vote on the Gore motion with support from Kenyon Norris and La Follette. Rumors circulate that the bill may be laid aside after another week of effort, with appropriation measures on deck. Speeches by insurgent and regular Democrats highlight the revolt, with Hardwick Vardan and Stone taking sharp positions and James criticising insurgent Democrats.
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Clarke
Gore
Howeve
Senate
Hardwick
Vardaman
Battleships program stands firm in perilous budget clash
The speaker argues retrenchment or new taxes are needed as the nation faces growing war risk. He warns that pursuing armament would trigger a costly arms race and likely lead to war, contrasting restraint with escalation in policy.
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United States
America
Boy Scouts Hear Deloach Lecture on Birds of State
Over 150 scouts and friends gathered at Westminister Presbyterian Church to hear Professor RBJ El DeLoCi en lecture on Georgia birds. Slides illustrated the talk. Atlanta ministers urged to preach on the Boy Scout movement on its fifth anniversary. A Scout reunion follows at Baptist Tabernacle with Pastor Pr White speaking. Bayne Gibson attends national Boy Scout council in Washington on February 11–12.
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Westminister Presbyterian Church
RB. J. EL Decien
Georgia Experiment Station
Atlanta
Boy Scout Movement
Baptist Tabernacle
Pr. White
Man killed by fall to rest in West View
Funeral held for John W. Hughes who fell from the 15th floor of the Candler building Thursday morning. Burial at West View private. Sunday services at St Philip’s Episcopal include Holy Communion at 8 and sermon at 11. No sermon at 7:45 due to Savoy Theatre service.
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West View
John W. Hughes
Candler
Ome
East North Avenue
Savoy Theater
B. Wilmer
St. Phillips - Episcopal Cathedral
St. Philip's
Baptisms Planned After Revival at Local Congregational
More than twenty new members will be baptized and received into the First Congregational church, colored, Sunday morning after a revival. Dr. Proctor will administer the communion, followed by a talk on The Holy Land by Dr. H C Condell of London. At 7 pm Christian Endeavor societies will hold special services with Professor Ster from the Atlanta University as chief speaker.
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Proctor
H. C. Condell
London
Holy Land
Christian Endeavor Society
Ster
Atlanta Universe
Notre Dame Lady Offers Home Treatment Cure
An appeal from a Notre Dame woman promises at home remedies to cure rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and kidney pain. She claims the treatment purifies blood loosens stiff joints and restores vitality and offers proof on request from Notre Dame Indiana.
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Notre Dame
Liusewiar
Sens
Mroniers
Bex R
Ind
Fadtv
Hardwick defends democracy as senate bill fate turns
Senator Thomas W. Hardwick defended his Democratic stance in a tense Senate session, denouncing attacks from Missouri Senator Stone while praising Wilson as the greatest Democrat since Jefferson. He reaffirmed opposition to government ownership of transportation facilities and pledged to stand by his convictions amid a stalled railroad measure.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Thomas W. Hardwick
Senate
Wilson
Hardwick
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Senator Stone
Missouri
Georgia
United States
Peace Conference Of Mexicans In San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas on February 5 prominent Mexicans gather for a peace conference to name a provisional presiding committee and seek reconciliation among war ring factions. Delegates will be chosen to engage leaders of rival groups for a second conference. Cacho named temporary chairman Trevino vice chairman and Letona and Justiniani as secretaries. The convention will not nominate a presidential candidate but aim to unite Mexicans behind a pacific peace program.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Federico Gambo
Huerta
Miguel Bolanos
Cacho
Oaxaca
Geronimo Trevino
Gene Trevino
Garcia
Letona
Torreon
Jose Justiniani
Chihuahua
W H Dickert Civil War veteran dies in Atlanta home
W H Dickert renowned Confederate veteran died of acute pneumonia last night at 8 40 at his daughter Mrs James Byrdens home 380 Woodward Avenue He was 86 and in poor health months his wife Elizabeth and nine children survive D M Dickert and S S Dickert Mrs Mamie Boinest Mrs S L Spence Mrs Lottie Etheridge and Mrs Edenss of Atlanta George T and C I Dickert of Macon Ia and D C Dickert of Alexandria Va moved to Atlanta twelve years ago from South Carolina member of English Lutheran church Trinity Avenue and Capitol Place Funeral services Sunday at 3 30 at the church Rev W C Schaeffer Jr officiating interment Newberry S
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James Byrdens
Woodward Avenue
Elizabeth Dickert
Dickert
Mamis Boinest
Spence
Lottie Etheridge
Edenss
Atlanta
George T
C. I. Dickert
Macon
D.C. Dickert
Alexan- Va
South Carolina
English Lutheran Church
Trinity Aveue
Capitol Place
Ww. C. Schaeffer, Jr
Newberry, 5
Dr White to Preach on Atlanta School Bond Issue
Dr J White pastor of the Tab ernacle Baptist church will preach Sunday morning at 11 o'clock on Atlantas Greatest Need. He will discuss the school bond issue and local matters of vital interest. Sunday night he will address all Boy Scouts in the city in uniform.
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J. White
The
Tabernacle, Baptist Church
Atlanta
Doctor Hughlett to Preach at St John's Church
Elder Hughlett, presiding of this district, will preach at St John's Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7:30.
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DR. Hughlett
ST. John's Church
AL ML Hughlett
Will
St Johns Methodist
Chuzam
President Defends Veto Power in Immigration Debate
The speaker recalls a past pledge and says he cannot be coerced into changing his vote. He notes a president’s veto against an immigration bill despite strong opposition in both chambers and questions whether a senator lacks the right to vote freely on legislation.
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House
Senate
Deaths and obituaries from Donough and nearby towns
J S Wall prominent Donough lawyer dies suddenly at 63 from heart failure after returning from dinner with his son. Survived by wife three sons and a daughter. Also reports Mrs Wright Gallaway of Camilla dies at home, interment at Gallview cemetery. Charlotte resident Mrs G W Tommey dies age 30 in Charlotte and Conyers burial planned. John Trice of Tampa dies at home at 38, banker figure in Tampa. Mrs Bowen of Lanett age 76 noted in West Point obit listing survivors.
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McDonough
J. S. Wall
Wall
Efe
Mamie Hunton
Macon
Obituaries from Lanett and nearby towns list several deaths
A stream of short notices from Lanett Alabama and surrounding areas reports multiple deaths. Included are Airs C G Wilson of Lanett survived by two sons and two daughters. M W Pitts near West Point survived by wife Emily and three sons Jim Ed Gus and daughter Ella Culberson. Ruby Smith of Lanett age 18 survived by parents and five sisters. J H Giles of Camilla Georgia died at 58 survived by wife and four children. Mrs Julia B Hoyal age 43 of 224 Grant Street died with two daughters and her mother Emma C Calloway listed among survivors. Mrs A A Conley of Nacoochee Georgia died at home mother of John W Conley noted Confederate veteran with five daughters and one brother.
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Airs
C. G. Wilson
Lanett
Ala
Daughers
Ruby Smith
West Point
Gas
Ruby, Smith
M. Smith
Julia B. ‘Hoyal
Juin B. Hoyal
Grant Street
Nathan G. Williamson
M Nie Hoyval
Emma C. Calloway
A. A. Conley
Conley
Nacoochee
John W. Conley
Wacoochee
Supper and Dance at the Atlanta Club
Members of the Atlanta club enjoyed a winter root garden buffet and dance last night in the Forsyth building. The program featured special music and several vaudeville acts as many attendees filled the room, finding the occasion enjoyable.
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Atlanta
Forsyth
Funeral for Walter Larendon Held Friday at Church
The funeral of Walter Larendon was conducted Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Church. Rev. Russell K. Smith led the service and interment followed. Larendon died Thursday. details of the service were reported in the local obituary notice.
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Larendon
Walter
Hany
Russell K. Smith
Dnunk
Stoddard to Lecture at Baptist Tabernacle
Rev. W. B. Stoddard of Washington D C noted evangelist weighing over 450 pounds will preach tonight at 8 o clock at the old Baptist Tabernacle. He is national secretary of the National Christian Association and regarded as an able preacher.
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Washington, D.C
Old Baptist Tabernacle
Stocard
National Chistian Association
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