Move On Order Given as Women Rally for Municipal Suffrage
Dense crowds at Whitehall and Alabama streets forced Mayor James G. Woodward to end a suffrage meeting for traffic reasons. Atlanta women pressed municipal suffrage at Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills and open-air events with speakers including Mrs. John Kenney and Miss Eleanore Raoul urged organization and unity to win voting rights for women in Georgia.
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Whitehall and
Alabama Streets
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
John Kenney
Nashville
Konses
Whitehall
Hunter Streets
Hisabeth McCarthy
F. Whiteside
Eleanore Raoul
Georgia
Kenney
eiPdmont Hotel
D. CG. Urine
New York
Bo U Graham
New Orleans
Mars
Augusta Welcomes Major General Wood at Dinner
Major General Leonard Wood spoke to about 250 Augustans at a dinner in Augusta Georgia on February 10 addressing American unpreparedness for war. He urged public interest in citizen training and the Fort Iglethorpe ramp. Wood received an ovation and left for Savannah after nine minutes of cheering. In Augusta he attended the Merchants and Manufacturers association annual meeting.
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Augusta
Leanara Wood
Fort Igletherne
Jeveral Wood
Bavannah
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Inquiries on NAC C horsepower rules prevail
Secretary of State Phil Cook has received many inquiries about how horsepower is defined under the NWACC standard used for automobile license tags. He explains NAC C is the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce and their formula is bore squared times number of cylinders divided by 2.5. Many cars show higher horsepower than this formula, causing misclassification in some cases.
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Phil Cook
NW. A.C. C
Cook
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Remarkable Tribute for John L Shuff in Cincinnati Banquet
Prominent guests from across the United States honored John Layton Shuff, former Cincinnati postmaster turned Union Central Life Insurance manager, at a nonpartisan banquet attended by 300 business leaders. Speakers praised his courtesy, southern roots, and the Atlanta connection, while noting his rise from postmaster to a top earning insurance executive at $85,000 yearly.
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Cincinnati
Obl
Speciaj
United States
John Layton Shaft
Bcome
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Shaff
Wilson
Tonermaeter
Harry L. Gordon
Weutensut
Ohio
Shui
Atlanta
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Howell
Jack Bolt
Shuff
Central Union
New York
Chicago
Jack
Shutt
Gordon
Judson Harmon
Shuft
South
Bat Jack Shuffin
Howells
Mr. Shuff
Birmingham
Ala
Thomas H. Daniels
O. W. Carpenter
Cleveland
L. H. Brown
Columbus
Bill T. Baker
Dayton
Clarence LeBus
Lexington
Washington
San Francisco
Albert Howell, Jr
Jack Shuff
Godfrey J. Phillips
Mobile
Atlee Pomerene
Tom” Taggart
Indiana
Major Abram Levy Arraigned Before Retiring Board
Andasta Ga February 10 Special testimony was taken for the prosecution before the retiring board National Guard of Georgia in the case against Major Abram Levy. Evidence shows Levy as flippant in manner but witnesses say temperamentally unfit for his present position. Colonels Butler McA Isaacs Twiges and Capt Haines offered opinions on Levy leadership and the Augusta battalion. Hearing continues tomorrow.
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Andasta
National Guard of Georgia
Abram Levy
Levy
John G. Butler
Frank B. McIntyre
OH Hye
A. Piequet
Butler
Augusta
A. McA Isaacs
John D. Twiges
George Haines
Tech Glee Club Plays at Gainesville Tonight
The Tech Glee Club makes its first 18:6 engagement of the new season at Frenau College in Gainesville tonight with Sam Semmes directing the Tang and TP Etherington Harrower guiding the glee division. The club quartet features Frank Weeach James Crass Fusty Woodward and Roberts and tenor solos from Harrower.
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Tech
Frenau College
Gainesville
Atlanta
Sam Semmes
Etherington Harrower
All Saints’ Church
Frank Weeach
Roberts
James Crass
Fusty Woodward
Brandeis Work in Rate Cases Upheld in Senate Probe
Washington report notes three Brandeis associates examined by the Senate subcommittee investigating his Supreme Court nomination. Carmall and Lyon challenged Thorn’s testimony about Brandeis in the five per cent case. Speiling said Brandeis offered an impregnable defense as Brandeis defended eastern shippers in 1910. Barron suggested Brandeis’s links to life insurance, Haven, Lennox matters, with Melien, Morefield Storey to testify. Committee will decide who to cite. next hearing Tuesday.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Tee
Brandeis
Supreme Bench
James W. Carmall
Interstate Commerce Commson
Frank Lyon
Pittsburg Coal Company
Clifford Thorn
Iowa Railroad Commission
Thomas C. SpeUing
New York
Freigle Paynes League
C. W. Barron
Wall Street Journal
Bosing News Bureau
Brandsis
Life Assurance
W Haven Cass
Lennox
Charles 3. Melien
Morefield Storey
Vice President Ready to Run for Second Term
Portland February 10 Vice President Marshall signals willingness to seek a second term in a letter released by Postmaster Frank Myers. Secretary Thistlewaite confirms the VP would accept renomination if Democrats choose him, but plans to retire if not. He refuses to solicit support yet petitions may be circulated.
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Portland
Ore
Prent Marshall
Frank
Myers
Mark Thistlewaite
Jsom
Oregon
Thistlewaite
Vic
Saturday Matinee Sold Out for Navassar Girls and Water Lilies
Matinee showings on Saturday are sold out featuring the Sixteen Navassar Girls and the Six Water Lilies. Early theatergoers are advised to attend daytime performances to catch the acts or consider nearby alternatives.
Georgia Republicans split as Jackson gains in state race
In Atlanta leaders from both Jackson and Johnson camps clash over leadership of the state Republican Party. A meeting endorsed Jackson for national committeeman and Roscoe Pickett for state party chair, while Johnson forces push for a rally in the upcoming executive committee vote and possible reappointment of Colonel Johnson. Pickett operates from Ansley Hotel HQ while campaigns hinge on a February 24 committee meeting and wider convention outcomes.
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Hight
Georgie
Jackson
Atlanta
A Johnson
Columbus
Roscoe Pickett
Republican Executive Committee
Johnson
Chijrman
Pickett
Ansley
Senator Pickatt
Georgia
Johnson Atate
Ackerman
Macon
Massengale
St. Elmo Massengale
Democratic Executive Committee
Anstey
St. Louis
Piedmont Hotel
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Atlanta area
Death notices from Atlanta area sources list Mrs. Temeral Aetisen Baird wife of Dr James Baird of Capitol Square dying after long illness. Also Wakefield Ohio resident Mrs T J Crawford formerly of Atlanta. John Tate Cobb county farmer’s widow. Mary Elizabeth Johnston infant daughter of W C and Mrs Johnston. J T Barnett three year old of College Park. Surviving family details provided.
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James Issajra
James EB. Baird
Capitol Square
Tuenday
Albany
Staunton
Shere
Cleveland Wilcoxon
Tosgon
John Haine
Atlanta
Central Presbyterian Church
T. J. Crawford
Wakeafield
Ohio
C. N. Williams
Akien
Roynehao
Memphis Lawyers Seek Impeachment of Judge Edeington
A Memphis committee asked Governor Rye to call an extra session to impeach Judge Jesse Edeington of Shelby County Criminal Court division No 1. The group investigated charges regarding alleged modification of nuisance laws injunction, which the judge denied. In Berlin, Mrs Joseph Kuhn, wife of the American aide, died after a stroke at Secretary Garrison’s home following a reception.
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Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Rye
Jesse Edeington
Shelby County Criminal Court
Edgington
Washington
Joseph E. Kuhn
Colonel Kuhn
Berlin
Garrison
Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or More
An early health ad touts Sargol tablets as a fattening aid for seriously underweight individuals. It claims most thin people suffer malnutrition and that Sargol, a six-ingredient mix, aids absorption so fats and sugars convert to nourishment. Reports cite 10 to 25 pounds gained in a month, with a money back guarantee from Jacobs Pharmacies.
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Patare
Jacobs Pharmacies
Atlanta
Southern Settlement and Development group meets in Savannah
Clement Acker reports Savannah hosts the executive committee of the Southern Settlement and Development organization. The group outlines its policy to meet in southern cities every sixty days, with future meetings likely in Atlanta and Charleston. The Florida and Georgia work, including a Tampa cattle conference and Georgia’s branch setup led by J Ward Mott, are highlighted.
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Southern ‘Settlement and Development i ‘Organization
Savannah
Clement
Acker
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
South
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
W. J. Craig
Wilmington
B. Bmi
Adsit
Norfolk
W. W. Croxton
Atlanta
K. T. Crawley
Richmond Va
B. O'Kelly
Jacksonville
Pla
Schubert
Roen- Voke
Austin Gallagher
J. A. Pride
HB. B. Gritseshaw
Macon
Mrank Weldon
F.'H Abbott
Chicago
Gal Cardwell
N.C
W. W. Wood
J. ¥. Jackson
G. M. North
Thomas
Purse
Clements
Uoker
V. P
D. O
Fla
Settlement and Development Organization
Merida
Georgia
State of
J. Ward Mott
Abbott
Florida
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Southern Railway
North Georgia
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Unon
Harris Thoraday
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W. HH
Teryell
Thomas Evans
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Ciitfora Walker
Metter
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Aminer W. J. Speer
Hardeman
Citizens’ and Screven County Bank
Sylvania
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Peter F. Bahnsen
Bainbridge
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A. L. Hirleman
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bahnsea
Franklin County
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Harris Thurday
H. W. Morton
Rome
Brooklyn
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John L. Shuff
Tech Glee Club
L. D. Brandeis
Rev. Smith
Hardman
Rembert G. Smith
First Methodist Church
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Constitution
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Commerce
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Tift County
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A. J. Ammons
Department of Education
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Dublin
Laurens County
Sun
Mn Man
James B. Baird
John Tate
White
Cobb County
Gresham
M. 3
McLain
Pickens Tate
Tate
Mary Elizabeth Johnston
W. C. Johnston
Windsor Street
Benton George
C. E. Johnston
J.T. Barnett
College Park
Nona
Ailia Barnett
Jessie
Anna
Connie
Gladys
Maude Barnett
J. E. Kuhn
Stetson
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick Co
Gripper
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Banta-Cole Company
South Broad St. Atlanis
EACE
A Journal of Co-Operation
Marion M. Jackson
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