Narcotic Hospital Opening Delayed After Georgia Government Clash
A Sunday conference led by Governor Nat Harris and Internal Revenue Collector Blalock paused plans to treat drug addicts at a private sanitarium. The dispute centers on the state's anti narcotic enforcement and the new out patient clinic run by the health department. Blalock pledges to block prescriptions under the clinic plan and favors city or county control for treatment and policing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Harris
H. F. Harris
Internal Revenue
Blalock
Ledbetter
State Board of Health
Nat “. Harris
A. ©. Blalock
H. Har- Ha
Dr. Harris
State Health Department
Barra Private Sanitarium
Cherokee Avenue
T. L. Pattilo
Health Department
Williams
Harrig
Macon
Br Howard Willams
Harris
State Board
U.S
Atlanta
Ohio
Thomas Egleston Dies, Atlanta Business Leader
Thomas Egleston, a prominent Atlantan in finance, insurance, and social circles, died last night at 11 45 after a two week illness. He operated in Philadelphia for appendicitis, recovered, then declined with pneumonia and pleurisy. He led Egleston & Prescott and Perdue & Egleston, held multiple directorships, and belonged to prominent clubs and foundations. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Egleston
Peachtres Street
Myleston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
UC. W. Strickler
Lowry National Bank
Trust Company of Georgia
Empire Cotton Oo Company
West View Cemetery Association
Citizens’ Insurance Company of Missouri
Associated Charities
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Steel Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Hallway and Electric Company
Egleston & Perdue
Lnd
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Citizens’ Insurances Company of
Missouri
Sterling Pires Insurance Company
Indiana
Hartford Tnsurance Company
Axleston
Southeastern Tariff Association
Cit
Capital City
ADD Saints Church
Exleston
Meraminger
Ev i. Ose
Jaston
Weise
The Savings Banks of Athens Save Society
A newspaper note extols advertisers as constant payers to patrons, building fortunes, funding homes, schooling, and retirement. Their single message SAVE sustains all classes and ages, making them the true temples of thrift and the base of economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisers
Athnta
Germany Seeks Settlement On Lusitania Sinking
Washington notes say President Wilson and Secretary Lansing will discuss a tentative German draft aimed at ending the Lusitania dispute. Berlin asserts it has met U S requests apart from an outright disavowal, claiming concessions and indemnity, with a revised submarine warfare approach and possible preface references to the Arabic case. Count von Bernstorff expects a state department call after the White House meeting.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Lusitania
Germany
Berlin
United States
Eualtania
Im Council
North Sea
Count von Boernstorff
Mners
Priact
Langing
Count von Bernstorff
State Department
Germans Uneasy Over The Outcome Of Lusitania Case
Berlin February 6. German press reports no new Berlin developments in the Lusitania crisis. Central issue appears not reparations or formal regret but acknowledgment of the act, which would block a later submarine campaign. Germany halted attacks on liners to appease American wishes, but with underlying unease and unresolved questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Germany
Death of E Hinton shocks Atlanta railroad circles
Eugenes H Hinton longtime railroad executive and chairman of the Southeastern Freight association died Sunday after a sequence of operations and gradual decline. Funeral at 4 pm at 638 Spring Street with burial in Halland. survived by wife three sons a daughter and a niece. Born 1852 in Livingston Mississippi he built a 40 year career across major lines including Chicago St Louis New Orleans Texas and Pacific and Central of Georgia.
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Eugenes H. Hinton
Southeastern Freight Association
United States
Atlanta
Orher
Priest Line
Sarah Haley
Hinton
Capital City
Transportation Club
Ile
Mids
Fanny Hinton
Lawrence D
Eugene Il, Je
Allan
Texas
Sarah D. Halley
Civ
Spring Street
Ualland
Eugene H. Hinton
Livingston
Madison County
Mississippi
Heme
University of the South
Sewanee
Chicago, St. Louis
New Orleans
Louissippi and Tennessee Railway
Texas and Pacific Railway
New Orleana
Dallas
Rosa
Pacifc Coast
Panama Railroad
San Francisco
Cal
Southwestern Traffic Sssulation
Southern Papile Company
Louly
Central of Georgia Railway and Ocean Steamship Company
Tennessee Central Railroad
Tune
Arlanta
Funeral of H I Wallace Held After Self Inflicted Death
Funeral services for H I Wallace 40 of 210 Simpson Street are to be held this morning at the chapel of A O and Roy Donehoo with Dr L W Collins officiating. Interment will follow at Hollywood Cemetery. Wallace, a member of the National Association of Stationary Engineers and longtime Seahoudrd Air Line railroad employee, died Sunday at 3 am at his home, a self inflicted death attributed to prior accident related health issues.
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H. I. Wallace
Simpson Street
A. O
Roy Donehoo
Hollywood Cemetery
L. W. Collins
Wallace
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Seahoudrd Air Line Railroad
Husband Slayer Dies Much Changed Woman at Ga Prison Farm
Milledgeville Ga February Special Mrs Elizabeth Nobles longtime Georgia penitentiary inmate dies at state farm age thirty? life sentence for murder of husband William Nobles in Twiggs county in 1896. Her trial made her famed among Georgia women prisoners. She reportedly improved greatly in prison life and will be buried at the prison farm. At death she supervised the sewing room.
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Milledgeville
Elizabeth Nobles
Georgia Penitentiary
State Farm
Nobles
Jefferson
Atlanta Urged to Aid Jewish War Sufferers
Atlanta residents are asked to support a relief fund for Jews fleeing war zones in Europe. A committee led by John E. Murphy and past mass meeting at the Temple raised funds, with a new appeal inviting Christians and Jews to contribute to the relief effort.
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Atlanta
United States
Europe
Ailman
Christian Morabera
Snandal
John E. Murphy
Rev Eaton Resigns to Shape New Americanism
Rev Charles A Eaton resigns as pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist Church New York to take part in shaping the new Americanism following the European war. He plans to write and lecture nationwide, advocating preparedness and the new era of Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eaton
New York
Charles A Eaton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Eaton
Flood Swallows Arkansas Towns In Great Loss
Arkansas City and surrounding towns face rising floodwaters from the Mississippi flood, with dozens of communities submerged, thousands homeless, and six to many lives lost. Levees held precariously as crews race to save towns and residents. A Red Cross relief train travels to Grady with food and clothing for refugees, while engineers remain cautiously optimistic about levee stability.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas City
Lever
Arkandag City
Arkansas Ci
Lake Village
Gaines Landing
Lake Villiage
Clarendon
White River
Alfred J. Henry
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Mississippi River
Ohio
White
Hed
Mississippi
Arkansas River
M. A. Auerbach
Red Cross
Iron Mountain Railway
Grady
Germany Loses Kamerun as British Press Advance
London reports British and French pressure on German trenches in Western Front and Caucasus fighting. Nine hundred Germans and 14,000 colonial troops flee Kamerun into Spanish Guinea, where they are disarmed and interned. French and British artillery hit trenches near Borsinghe and Navarin, with gas reservoirs destroyed and munitions depots blown up.
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London
Kamerun
Africa
Spanish Guinea
France
Belgium
Caucasus
Rusia
Galicia
Bukowina
Husgiang
Borsinghe
Bueainghe
Champagne
Navaria
Paris
Neuville
Ta Bassea Canal
Berlin
Petrograd
Turkestan
Otformane
Mesopotamia
Felahie
Ama
Equatorial Africa
German East Africa
Maisons de Champagne
Peronne
Huesinghe
Solseons
Flateau
Chassemy
Weveau
Navarin
Londonj
Riga
Ikskul
Weather Prophecy for Georgia and Nearby States
Washington February 6 forecast predicts fair and colder weather in Georgia Monday and Tuesday. South Carolina to be fair Monday with colder interior Tuesday. Alabama and Mississippi: fair and colder Monday, Tuesday fair. Tennessee and Kentucky: fair and colder Monday, Tuesday fair. Louisiana: Monday fair and colder, northwest portion possibly warmer.
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Washington
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Egleston
Economist
Roon
Hampton Fonda
Appam
Roop
Hoon
E H. Hinton
Relief Committee
Youre
John
Mahewy
Forrest Adair
James W. English
Drc
BL Wilmer
Mbell
FR. Wilkinson
Frank Hawkins
Candler
Im Currier
George Muse
Great Britain
the Kamerun
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