Wilson urged to include Atlanta on southern tour
Washington February 7 special reports President Wilson will be urged to include Atlanta in his southern itinerary during the preparedness drive. Delegations from Atlanta and other cities meet the president, pressing for a national tour or an in Washington visit to advocate military readiness and allied programs. The plan faces timing constraints as Wilson prepares for a February 10 address to the chamber of commerce and other congressional consultations.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Wilson
Atlanta
Henator Hokermith
Merit Wilkinson
Atlantis
National Chamber of Summers
Segmion
Adams
Commonwealth
Wiite House
Teadera
Congress
Dr John Hibben to Visit City on February 16
Princeton president Dr John Hibben will visit the city on Wednesday February 16 after touring the west and south. He has traveled from Santa Monica to California then to Houston and Atlanta en route to New Orleans, with a reception planned at the city club in his honor. His wife will accompany him and they will stay at Mr and Mrs Taghhlehardaen’s home as part of the visit.
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Lijmsten University
California
Bern
Santa Mathura
Houston
Tagsuit
Athinta
New Orleans
Fainel Ny Mums Association
Cunta
Getty
Wife scorns plea in husband caught with soul mate
A wife rejects her husband’s plea after learning he formed a bond with another woman. Court records show the accused man denied wrongdoing while the accuser voiced strong opposition, with details about the alleged affair and related statements entering the case.
Bankrupt Petition Filed by Warehouse
A bankruptcy petition was filed in a federal district court yesterday by the Warehouse, seeking relief under federal bankruptcy law. Court records indicate the petition names the Warehouse as a major debtor with significant liabilities and assets, and a resolution process would follow under court supervision to determine obligations and asset distribution.
Rankin Heads Mahin Advertising Co in Chicago
William Rankin named president of Mahin Advertising Co succeeding John Lee Mahin who sells his interests and retires. Rankin, longtime executive, has been vice president for seven years and is noted for his advertising expertise from Boston to San Francisco. Wilbur Mesait becomes vice president and Harmann Greth remains secretary and treasurer as the firm solidifies its leadership.
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Mahin
Yeater
John Lee Mahin
Wiliam Hortankin
Organiza
Rankin
Street Railways
Thomas Balmer
England
Mee Hankin
Star Leagu
Bobbs Merrill
Jodianapolis
Boston
San Francisco
Mabin Advertising Company
America
Wil
Harmann Greth
Vahm Advertising
Eugene H Hinton Railroad Leader Rests at Oakland
The funeral for Eugene H Hinton, longtime chair of the Eastern Freight Association, was held yesterday in Oakland. The Raleigh native, Sewanee alumnus, and Capital City Club member leaves a widow Fanny and three sons Alan, Lawrence, and Eugene Jr. He entered railway service in 1875 and held numerous posts. Witnesses at the service included board members and city officials.
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Walmer
St Lukes Episcopal
Oakland
Tromow Manahan
Hubert
Andersyn Wooon
Waters
Glenn
Lawhon
Utheatern
EC Mc
Falden
Roa Meyer
Precock
WR Pleasants
Pollard
Raymond Jisherwood
R Smith
Hof
Smith J
Atreyer
Veazey Wow Walker
Whitnes
Mr Hinton
Atlanta Athletic Club
Rautead
Iisingatan
Iisingatan Vins and entered Sewanee University @8 1ung nandle
Leia
Wawiftone
Voss Fanny Hinton
Amece
Sarah
Twoles
Alan Hinton
Tera
Lawrence D
Agene H
Artants
Woman Fined For Ruining Turnip Salad and Attacking Taters
Mrs Runs Webb was fined 1572 by Recorded Johnson after a police matinee Monday. Court records say she went to her Fulton Bag and Cottur Mill district home threw a mess of turnip salad into the street and fought with a man nicknamed Taters, who threw grape juice at her, missing, then claims Mr Meeble grabbed Taters by the hair and smashed a window pane.
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Runs Webb
Johnson
Webb
Fulton Bag
Cottur Mill
Loman
Pares
Fight over new freight rates continues in Atlanta
Weranesiis named as chair for the Atlanta Freight Bureau as they press a petition against new charges on various commodities moving through the southeastern states. Rates took effect earlier this year after the ICC refused to suspend them, with organizers arguing the thresholds are discriminatory while legal rep Wook Winbish leads the challenge for the cities.
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Weranesiis
Atlata Freight Bureau
General
Effe
Southeastern States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southeastern
Pisgiche
Cretam
Wook Winbish
Florida Cattlemen Session in Tampa Hear Beef Prospects
Tampa February 7 The south sends away one billion dollars yearly for foodstuffs that could be produced locally A L Chamberlain of International Harvester told Florida Cattlemen association that beef products account for much of the sum He showed charts to show how the southern cattle industry could meet home demand Many officials attended including Commissioner Wo A McRea State Dem Agt CK McQuarrie Judge Tor Ing Brown Tughee vice president Clement Specker and R M Pindell presidents of Southern Settlement and Development organization Tomorrow packers and shippers will discuss issues in beef production with attendees from state and national groups.
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Tampa
South
L Chamberlain
Intenational Harvester Company
Florida Cattlemen Association
Apesker
Cnttle
Wo A McRea
Florida
West
Agricultre
A Mc Rae
CK McQuarrie
United States
Tor Ing Brown
Atlanta
Tughee
St Louis National Stockyards
Clement Specker
R &M
Training School for Salvation Army to Be Built
Evangeline Booth, commander in the United States, announced in New York that a movement to build a training school for Salvation Army workers will begin in March. The memorial to General William Booth is estimated to cost 500 600 dollars. CS Ward of the International Committee of the YMCA will oversee the fund. The school aims to train men and women for industrial, prison, and religious work, and to aid derelicts with physical and spiritual support.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Willam Booth
CS Ward
International Committee of the
Young Men Christian Association
Campbell County Court Opens Under Judge Smith
In Fairburn Georgia on February 7 the Campbell superior court convened at 8 am with Judge Charles Whiteford Smith presiding. The grand jury was formed with R F McLain as foreman and visiting attorneys from Atlanta present. A notable case involves Mary Venable guardian of Paul Venables property seeking an injunction. the defense objected to the lack of prep time and the matter was set for hearings, including a special session in Fairburn on March 3.
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Lexington
Oglethorps County
Zalock Smith
Big Farmer
Henry K Smith
John C Smith
Www W Smith
Habersham County
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Colonel Smith
Sallie Smith
Charles Smith
Habersham
James M Smith
Zadock Smith
Smith
Salue Smith
Joe James
Ananta
Wiliam Smith
Concordia
Zadocksmith
Hon W C Wright
Newnan
Mary Venable
Paul F Venable
L. Venable
Oscar Parker
H E Pome Royrmally
J F Golightly
Fairburn
Rome Bond Election Registration Opens Quickly
Rome residents flock to register for the February 28 bond election to decide issuing municipal bonds for finishing and furnishing the new city hall and auditorium under construction.
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Rome
Rome Man Severely Slashed by Razor at Barber Shop
William Wix, a well known white man, is at a local hospital with terrible wounds after a razor attack by Jasper Patterson. The incident occurred in a barber shop during a quarrel, Patterson seized a razor from the barber and wounded Wix with it.
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Rome
William Wix
Jasper Patterson
Patterson
Nut
Rome Opera House Remodeling Funds Reopen
Rome on February 7 reports the Rome Opera House owned by the McChie Ten Cent company of Atlanin is under remodeling and will reopen under new management.WP Digge, a well known theatrical man formerly linked with local moving future theaters, is involved.
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Rome Opera House
McChie Ten Cent Company
Atlanin
Digge
Moving Future Theaters
Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Help For Indigestion
A health ad explains sour stomachs, gas, belching, and undigested food from spoiled meals. It promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a safe, inexpensive remedy that digests food in minutes, restoring comfort and reducing stomach distress. It urges readers to use the product to avoid ongoing digestive issues.
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Pape
Captain English Resigns From Police Commission
Captain James W English resigns from the sixth ward police commission, accepted by council. John H Welch, railroad engineer and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers leader, is expected to succeed him. English served over twenty five years and was a former chairman.
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James W English
Board of Police Commissioners
Sixth Ward
Edwin Johnson
Rules of Council
John H Welch
English
Welch
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cone
Polie
Leniency Considered for Midshipmen at Naval Academy
Washington February 7 The academic board at the Naval Academy after re examining 220 midshipmen who failed in their examinations reduced the number recommended for resignation to eight Secretary Daniels reviewing the recommendation says he will give the matter the consideration consistent with the policy of maintaining the standard of the academy
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Washington
Naval Academy
Daniels
Saya Ha
Atlantians Attend U S Chamber Meeting in Washington
Several men active with the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce departed for Washington to attend the United States Chamber of Commerce convention. The delegation includes Robert F Maddox and vice presidents Mell AR Wilkinson J M B Hoxsey Holling R Randolph B M Grant and W G Gooper representing Atlanta.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Robert F Maddox
National Organization
AR Wilkinson J.M B
Hoxsey Holling
R. Randolph
M. Grant
W G Gooper
Atlanta, Chamber of Commerce
Cleansing the Blood for Rheumatism Relief
An old warning style ad claims rheumatism eases by cleansing the blood. It urges a “natural” purifier to stimulate blood flow, remove impurities, and combat germs causing disease. A booklet titled What the Mirror Tells is offered from Atlanta Georgia.
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Prac
Atlanta
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