Enforce the Law Sermon Urges Regeneration of Prosperous Classes
The Rev W R Hendrix of St Mark's preached on the need for a revival of civic faith and obedience to lawful government. He warned that without reinstating law over expediency and commercialism, society risks chaos and mob violence in Georgia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hendrix
St. Mark's Church
Qod
Goa
Wihiluh
Sion
Xtatea
Cagtians
Locate
Witina
Merloun Rutin
Avery
Shloh
Cis
Blackwinne
Cariqgue
Georgia
43D Anniversary To Be Celebrated By Local Turners
The Turn Verein marks its forty third annual anniversary with a banquet and ball for members and families. The welcome address will be given by Ford Walta late attorney general, city tribute by Mayor Woodward, and Turn Verein remarks by Fred Wedemeyer. Wede Marens band engaged to provide music. Newman Laser is the committee chair and GC Quatte the secretary. The Turn Verein was founded in Atlanta March 3, 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stats
Cheford Wal
Woodward
Fred Wedemeyer
Wedemarens Band
Ture Niah
Mur
Newman Laser ix
Gc.quatte
Turn Verein
At- Hanta
Atlanta Typographical Union Condemns Trading Stamps
At a Sunday meeting the Atlanta Typographical Union passes resolutions denouncing trading stamps as illegal under Georgia law and urging citizens to avoid the scheme. The text cites code provisions and condemns stamp promotions as harmful to merchants and customers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Typographical Union
Atlanta
Weil Ne Towel
Atlanta ‘Topographical Union
Conmunteen
Allents
Georgia
Ixgua
Code of Georgia
Nometier
Atlanta Tynographical Union
Mrs Stillman Dies At 78 In Columbus Mississippi
Mrs Mary Emma Stilman aged 78 died Sunday afternoon at her son Dr Lewe Stillman 285 Mast Fourth Street from acute indigestion. She leaves four sons G B Leo King and Dr Lowe Stilman and one daughter Miss Leona Stilman. Funeral at 8:30 Monday at the Stillman residence conducted by Dr Dunbar Ogden. Interment in Columbus Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Stilman
Lewe Stillman
Mast Fourth Street
Stillman
G. BE
Leo, King
Lowe Stiiman
Leona J
Tr. Stillman
Dunbar Ogden
Columbus, Miss
Egliston
Peachtree Street
Thorman Ialeste
B.D. Hicks
Wale Ham Bell
Southern Railway
Ibaraville
Rey ‘Dearhoo
Zempruch
Vera Szempruch
Anton Szemprich
Giry
Alae Kera
Austria
Hemanna
P. J. Bloomfield
Mary Emma Stillman
George H. Stillman
King Stillman
Lowe Stillman
Leona Stillman
Mary Emma Still Man
Lona Stillman
Fast Fourth Street
Roy Donchoo
L. W. Colling
Holly Wood
Greater Atlanta
No. 1
N. AS. E
Messrs
L. H. Peon
DP. W. Douglas
Alfred Jarvis
A. L. Drake
George Greno
KR. J. Croaler
Mortuary Notices From Hartwell and Atlanta
D W Henry of Hartwell Ga dies at noon after operation in Baltimore leaves wife and two daughters Helen and Lizzie Janry to mourn. Buried in Hartwell Monday native of Tallaterra county. Also Mrs Alice Milam av years dies in private hospital noon at 1. Body at Harry G Poole chapel. Vera Szempruch 24 dies in private hospital. survived by husband Anton Szempruch and relatives in Austria. body at Bloomfield chapel.
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D. W. Henry
Hartwell
Speeard
Helen
Lizzie Janry
Alice Milam
Whitehall Street
Harry G. Poole
Vera Szempruch
Anton Szempruch
Atlanta
Austria
Bloomfield’s Chapel
Records of Von Papen's Deals Emerged in Bank Records
Washington February 6 Records of the Riggs National Bank in Washington showing some financial transactions of Captain Franz von Papen recalled military attaché of the German embassy have been obtained by the Department of Justice and sent to New York for use by Federal Attorney Marshal in grand jury investigations into alleged violations of American neutrality. A subpoena was served on bank officials after papers were removed from von Papen when the ship he left on reached England. Officials would not discuss the matter but said information could aid the grand jury probe into alleged pro German plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riggs National Bank
Franz von Banen
Department of Justice
New York
von Papen
United States
England
Grand Jury
Prince Leopold to Lead Against the Suez Canal
Geneva February 5. Prince Leopold of Bavaria will be appointed to command a German Turkish army in an attack on the Suez canal. Theo Bayerische Kurier of Munich says the expedition will begin in spring under German officers preparing at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
Leopold of Bavaria
Egypt
Suez Canal
Theo Bayerische Kurler
Munich
Constantinople
Laymen Missionary meeting closes successfully in Atlanta
The Interdenominational Laymen's Missionary Movement held a large session at First Baptist Atlanta. Delegates from Georgia attended as Bishop McDowell spoke on China and the Far East. Dr D Clay Lilly announced the event self sustaining and a publicity drive for Georgia chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
United States
Georgia
D. Clay Iaily
Nashville
Interdenominational
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Ir. Lilly
Te Timance
W. W. Orr
AES Junta
Charles W. Daniel
Marion Hull
James Morton
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Far East
McDowell
India
China
Orient
J. T. Henderson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elijah
Ww. Halford
New York
Department of the Gulf
United States Army
Halford
Litly
WW. Crenshaw
Christa
Charles R. Haskins
Stieglitz
Lutheran
J.P. Jackson
Young Men's Christian Association
Bishop McDowell
Wheat Street
de. Daniel
Columbia
Greensboro
N.C
Richmond
Lexington
Memphis
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Wilson Pushes Speed on National Defense Bills
Washington February 6 The president plans to press congress to speed the army and navy bills this week after western trip letters and telegrams endorsed national defense. He will meet senators and representatives to push emergency prepardness measures and may discuss Lusitania negotiations. Brandeis supreme court nomination likely to be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Lusitania
Middle West
Jones
Insular Committee
Senat
Philippines
Loula D. Brandeia
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Threats to destroy munitions factories reach Swiss firms
Paris February 6. The Journal du Jura reports that several Swiss factories supplying the Entente with munitions have been threatened with destruction. Notices have been received by manufacturers and directors targeted by the threats. The Journal du Jura is published in Jura on the French Swiss border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Journal du Jura
The
Jura
Department
France
Switzerland
Brooklyn Jews Raise Funds for European War Sufferers
A Brooklyn mass meeting collected about $100,000 for Jewish wartime relief in Europe. Jacob H. Schiff pledged $5,000 if five attendees donated $1,000 each, while $25,000 had already been raised before the event. The crowd quickly contributed money, checks, and jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Jacob H. Schiff
French Socialists Unite For War Memorial Demonstration
Paris February memorial service for Jean Baptiste Semanes socialist leader and peace advocate who died after being wounded on the battlefield. Speakers included Marcel Sembat and Eve Vandervelde who noted prewar calls for peace and now advocate war while affirming pacifism and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Baptiste Semanes
Marcel Sembat
Eve Vandervelde
M. Vandervelde
Dr Richard H Whitehead Dies of Pneumonia
Dr Richard H Whitehead, dean of the University of Virginia medical department, died in Charlottesville on February 6 from pneumonia. Born in 1866 at Salisbury North Carolina, he studied at Wake Forest, UVA and the University of Pennsylvania and earlier served as dean of UNC medical faculty before coming to Virginia ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Richard H. Whitehead
University of Virginia
Salisbury
N. C
Wake Forest College
University of Pennsylvania
Virginia
University of North Carolina
Brand New Peace Plan Evolved by Henry Ford
Henry Ford of Detroit reveals a new peace plan after his peace ship to Europe. He will wait to disclose details until his party returns from Europe and insists his new effort will be larger and include familiar personnel from the Oscar I expedition. He attends a banquet by the Michigan Society of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Ford
Detroit
Europe
Ford
Michigan Society of Chicano
Mr. Ford
Admiral Feared Bomb Threat Sparks Bridge Guards
New York February 6 Police guards were placed on the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges at the request of Rear Admiral Usher to safeguard the U S cruiser Washington arriving from Haiti. Usher said the measure was precautionary though no specific threat was confirmed. The Washington will sail to Portsmouth New Hampshire tomorrow to be used as a training ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hztra
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Usher
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn Poles
United States
Washington
Haiti
Usher Haid
Guarda
Navy Yard
Frank B. Upham
Portsmouth
N. H
Paris to honor Zeppelin raid victims with public funeral
Paris plans a full military funeral for January 31 victims of the Zeppelin raid. The Interior Minister, city council president, and senators and deputies will attend. Bodies will be carried by artillery carriages through city streets and buried in a Pereira Chaise municipal allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pereia Chaise
Life of Italian consul imperilled by bomb in Milwaukee
Armino Conte, Italian consular agent for Milwaukee, was near fatally harmed when a bomb exploded at his apartment door. A second bomb was found on the ground floor with its fuse apparently burned out. Conte declined to confirm receiving threatening letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Wir
Armino Conte
Milwaukee
Section of La Paz slides into river in Bolivia
A La Paz district about 1800 yards long slid into the Choqueyapa river injuring a poor area near the market barracks and museum. No casualties reported yet. Loss put at 2,000,000 bolivianos as infiltration undermined the river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
la Pas
Bolivis
Choqueyapa
Posnanaty
William H. Jackson on the Panama Bench
William W. Jackson, United States circuit judge, accepts appointment to the Panama Supreme Court to adjudicate a case likely affecting the Panama lottery franchise. The dispute centers on an obligation of the lottery to pay $40,000 in gold to certain winners in the Colon and Panama lottery operated years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Wilam W. Jackson
United States
Supreme Court of
Colon
Monopoly Continued On Wheat From India
London reports the Indian government will extend the export monopoly on wheat beyond March 31, likely to end of war. Net Indian revenue around 660000 dollars, with the Times noting lower bread prices in Britain. Indian exports worth 28000000 dollars through October supply four weeks of British consumption. Indian producers secured good prices with minimal speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
the Times
Great Britain
Seaboard Passenger Collides With Freight at Valrico
A Seaboard Air Line passenger train collided with a freight train near Valrico, thirteen miles from Tampa, in a February incident. The baggage and mail cars and both engines on the passenger train were demolished. engineer A. J. Hunter sustained serious injuries while passengers were shaken but escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Via
Seaboard Air Line
Serasota
Valrico
A. J Hunter
Keating Defends Child Labor Bill At Asheville Conference
The twelfth annual Child Labor conference in Asheville closes with Congressman Keating of Colorado defending his bill. He argues it is constitutional, counters Congressman Britt’s opposition, and blames limiting child labor for poor army eligibility and wasted war expenditures. He urges supporters to wire senators in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
National Child Labor Committee
Congressman Keating
Colorado
Keating
House of Representatives
Britt
North Carolina
Army
Navy
Brits
Steamship Balgownie Sunk By Submarine
London, February 6 The British steamship Delgownie 1061 long gross has been sunk. The crew except the second officer were saved. The Balgownie was built at Aberdeen in 1880 and owned by the General Steam Navigation company Ltd of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aberdeen
General Steam Navigation Company, Ltd
National Bank of Atlanta Amended Charter Granted
Treasury Department records grant amended charter for the National Bank of Atlanta located in Fulton County Georgia. John Serulton Compnialier of the Currency attests in January 1916, extending the bank’s authority for its corporate actions and named association under state and county jurisdiction.
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Treasury Department
Weahinguin
Sthereas
Atcant&s
Ulton
John Rkaltan
Ataun Ta Wie Coy
Atlanta
Fulton
Genngie
John Serlton
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Atlanta Coal
Banta-Cole Company
South
Meoad
Adaate, Ge
Prince Leopold
Peachtree & Decatur Straets
Exelento Medicine CO
R. H. Whitehead
Zeppelin
W. Savage
New York Company
Forsy
Keith Vendeville
Navassar
Ater Elie
Kenneth Casey
C. Nugent
LA Paz
William H. Jackson
Seaboard Passenger
Bill
Balgownie
Whitehall ST
Mitchell
Trinity Ave
E. Mitchell
Forrest
George Adair
Dunson & Gay
Equitable
Merion Rd
Miles
Brea
Northern
P. A
Audit Company, Inc
Empire
Tunde
Brewster Albert Howell, Ja
M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Cron C. Greer
A. M. MacDonald, Jn. Nudi Howell
W. Lecraw
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Kiser
Connally
Whitehall and
Alabama Streets
Dozier & Gay Paint
E. Bay St
Jacksonville
Fla
Broad St
Mary Muckfor
Lodge
Capital City Lodge
Honday
Martetta
J. P. Baker
M. GO Strickland
Hugh Howelt
Coeur de Linn
Ee Sinton
Eugene E. Hinton
Fanny D. Hinton
Lawrence D. Hinton
Eugene H. Hinton, Jr
Brrs
Sarah D. Halley
Eugene H. Hinton
Spring Street
Wilmer D. D
Southeastern Freight Association
Mr. Hinton
J. M. Culp
J.P. Beckwith
R.A. Brand
J.J. Munnion
C. R. Capps
R. B. Coleman
Key Ompton
Avant
John, A. Stheyer
W. B. Veazey
3. B. Walker
JC. Whitney
C. A. Wickersham
W. A. Winburn
Charter
Ste
Wate
MR. Employer
John J. Woodside Storage Ca. HC
Jacobs
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