Old Time Revival PLEA by Chapman in Atlanta
Dr Chapman urges an old time revival in Atlanta addressing a 5000 strong audience at the restial building on Peachtree Street He condemns gossip and urges dancing and card playing as he calls for a God given Pentecostal revival with ministers needing sympathy and prayers and the city urged to awaken to faith and evangelism
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Chapman
Atlanta
J. Wilby
Restial
Peachtree Street
Berause
Sitat
Aditorium
Tig
God
Adriatic Aims for English Port With Noted Passengers
The White Star liner Adriatic left for Liverpool with 420 passengers and 18 000 tons of freight despite a winter gale. If delayed two days she would pass the Irish Sea on February 18 the date Germany plans to start submarine warfare. Passengers include Mary Garden bound for France to aid wounded soldiers, Mrs. Vanderpilt, Lord and Lady Evenborough, Cyril Ponsonby, Robert McCormick, Joseph Harriman, and three Japanese naval officers.
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White Star
Adriatic
Liverpool
Irish Sea
Germany
Mary Garden
France
W. K. Vanderpilt
Lord and Lady Evenborough
Cyril Ponsonby
Robert McCormick
Joseph Harriman
Prison Probe Ends with Exoneration in Fulton County
Fulton County commissioners exonerated Warden EL Girardeau Yard Man George Spratling and Whipping Boss C F Jones after a night session at Bellwood convict camp. Twelve convicts and guards testified alleging discrimination and privileges for R W Miller. Probers urge tighter controls over trusties while two discharged guards seek reinstatement.
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Bellwood
Fulton County Board of Commissioners
EL Girardeau
George Spratling
C.F. Jones
A. C Coker
Hellwood
Fulton
R.W. Miller
Miller
Wast Point
Atlanta
George 'Sprating
Coker
Noah Wilson
Expert testimony in insanity cases declared scandal
Chicago reports that at the eleventh annual American Medical Association conference physicians call expert testimony in insanity cases a scandal. They propose a state funded panel of one to three experts to challenge partisan opinions, predicting future juries composed of expert psychologists lawyers and doctors.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Victor C. Vaughan
Ann Arbor
Association
What Advertising Did for Furniture
Thirty five years ago practically no furniture was sold in February. Furniture factories were shut down four months in the year. Now more furniture is sold in February than in two ordinary months, and factories are busy year round. Aggressive merchandising and vigorous newspaper advertising drove the change, benefiting manufacturers, retailers, and consumers. the Constitution's advertising columns prove the merits of goods for sale.
Five Cents a Plate Suppers For Atlanta Business Women
Cards will be distributed by workers of the Chapman Alexander revival party to all business women inviting them to evening luncheons at the Congregational church starting next Thursday. The nominal charge is 5 cents per person. Mrs. Charles M Alexander and Ann Ralph C Norton will speak briefly at each luncheon at 6 o clock, then attendees will attend the regular Tabernacle services, aiming to spare business women extra trips home after work. The luncheons supplement other meetings planned for women and girls in shops factories and private homes.
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Chapman-Alexander
Atlanta
Congregational Church
Charles M. Alexander
Ann Ralph C. Norton
Tabernacle
Funds Needed to Help the Poor
Unprecedented demand for aid exhausts Associated Charities funds. Secretary Logan reports subscriptions delayed, with a $650 January February deflection and over 2000 of the first quarter still unpaid. Newspapers urged to publish the plea and delinquent subscribers urged to pay to relieve urgent distress.
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Association
Logan
Associated Charities
Young Woman Indicted for Killing Husband in Mobile
Mrs Theresa Nelson McBroom a prominent young woman of Mobile Alabama was indicted for murder for shooting her husband December 11 last year. She was held without bail after preliminary hearing but released on $5000 bond following habeas corpus actions. The case drew sensational attention due to their estrangement at the time.
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Mobile
Ala
Theresa Nelson McBroom
Wavelet Mines Damages In English Channel Stranding
The British steamer Wavelet of 1918 tons, under Captain Cole, was badly damaged after striking a mine in the English Channel near Deal. Prompt actions saved the vessel, but a lifeboat carrying the first officer and several crewmen capsized in heavy seas, drowning all aboard.
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London
Wavelet
Cole
Pensacola
Fla
Newport News
Leith
Scotland
Deal
Tti
Georgia Manufacturers Association Forms In Atlanta Meeting
Atlanta hosts a pivotal gathering as manufacturers state wide convene to form a Georgia Manufacturers Association. Delegates from Roper Co Freeman Dixie Cotton Mills and others plan a large delegation. Talks will cover policy and economic administration with speakers like Gilbert of Tennessee Manufacturers and Graham Clark on trade.
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Atlanta
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Roper, Co. Freeman
Dixie Cotton Mills
LaGrange
Jeff Davia
Toccoa Cotton Mills
Toccoa
Sonn Schofield
J. 5. Schofield
Hoe Iron Works
Savannah
W. W. Starr
Savannah Brewing and Ice Company
Stevens
Stevens Bros. & Co
Stevens Pottery
Ge. N. BP
Melkenham
Massachusetts Mills
Georgia
Lindale
Evans
Cedartown Cotton and Export Company
Cedartown
Herman
Augusta Brewing Company
Augusta
T. S. Brumby, Jr
Gilbert
Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association
Tennessee
Graham Clark
United States
Central
South America
Young Husband Seeks Work to Care for Invalid Wife
A plea in The Constitution from Harry Pullan of 272 Farmwall Street asks for a job to support his ill wife. He has hotel and restaurant experience, was left without work after his employer failed last November, has exhausted resources, pawned valuables, and seeks honest employment rather than charity. People with suitable openings are urged to contact him via his home or care of The Constitution.
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Harry Pullan
Farmwall Street
The
Constitution
Russian Forces Take Defensive In Their Territory
London February 15 Austro German forces claim progress in Bukowina while Petrograd says Russians will defend their own territory. Vienna reports Nadworna in Galicia. west remains quiet with trench gains and losses balanced. Russian Carpathian passes hold as battles continue.
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London
Petrograd
Bukowina
Budapest
Czernowitz
Vienna
Nadworna
Galicia
East Prussia
Germany
Marne
Carpathian
Wiskow
Smolnika
Kurimka
Dukla
Baligrad
Holland Warns Germany on War Zone and Neutral Flags
London and The Hague report Dutch protests over both Germany and Britain declaring sea zones of war around the British Isles. Netherlands insists its vessels will sail normal routes with nationality clear, while warning neutral flags used as disguise would not excuse sinking. The embassy denies ambassador summons and notes Dutch neutrality.
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Britain
the Hague
Vila Ondon
Netherlands
Germany
Great Britain
British Isles
Berlin
North Sea
English Channel
Fust
Isieg
Germany makes limited food offer to Britain in submarine war threat
Germany offers to drop plans for destroying enemy ships if Britain allows continued food shipments to Germany and conditional contraband. The United States forwards the German note to Britain as Berlin warns of mines and unsearched attacks if terms fail. Washington reports British replies stressing safeguards on grain and flour supplies, while the Wilhelmina case tests feeding Germany. The State Department signals possible new note to Britain on contraband.
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Washington
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Great Britain
Germany
Ireland
Berlin
Bryan
Lansing
Wilson
British Foreign Office
State Department
Page
Wilhelmina
Cecil Spring-Rice
Weather Prophecy CLOUDY Georgia-Cloudy and cooler
Local report predicts cloud cover and cooler conditions with a fair Wednesday. Values include a low near 54 and a high around 65, with rainfall data and month-to-date figures shown in scattered digits. The fragmentary source emphasizes temperature ranges and moisture but lacks complete context.
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