Boy Scouts and Chief Red Fox Share Tale in Atlanta
Atlanta scouts hosted Chief Red Fox for a Sunday afternoon session at the Lattari where he shared tales of India and Western frontier legends. The event ended with Red Fox extolling courage, though a whisper of tension arose as a protester attempted to disrupt the gathering.
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Lattari
India
Red Fox
Arythi
Klag Biftaly
Tina
Enell
Fox
Atlanta
Atanta
Boy Scouts
Changes announced in construction department reshuffles
Massey retires as bookkeeper at the control department and James Woodward announces Kellam to succeed him on merit. Goldsmith promoted to Massey’s former post at $1.00 per annum, with Vigor support cited and retirement noted.
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Chang
Massey
boXkeer
Ulart
Slams
Compizte
Goldsmith
Kellam
Construction
Wood Hall
Tath
James G Woodward
Clayton
Thue
Macon sleuth death blamed on meningitis
A disjointed obituary fragment notes a Macon sleuth, known to many, dying from meningitis. It mentions Mr Jenkins as a police officer since 1890 and hints at a life of service, though the text is fragmented and hard to confirm other details.
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Jenkins
Anton
Germans Stranded in Icy Spitzbergen
German expedition stranded in Spitzbergen due to hurricane winds. Relief party battered. several rescuers frostbitten. sledges destroyed and dogs exhausted. No further aid possible until new dogs or aid arrives. Germans at risk without imminent rescue.
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Spitzbergen
Lana
Norwas
Spitvb
Geno
Fk Advent
Greco Harbor
Dickson Hay
Norwaxports
Yuan Shi Kai Wins Pekin Core Return Likely
Returns from across China show President Yuan Shi Kai poised for a large majority to reclaim office. The six power loan dispute delays US Minister Calkowns departure to the United States.
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Pekin Core
China
Yuan Shi Kai
United States
Calkown
Chamber Seeks One Cent Postage Plan Amid Debates
The Atlanta Chamber endorses a one cent postage proposal under consideration by a National Association postal committee. President Wilmer Woore notes broad support from large users and chamber members, with Lee Committee reviewing the matter and members listed including Taslor, Wood, Winehip, Parker, and others.
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Atlanta
Psa
Lee
Castes Ta Phaira
Ingain
Wilmer
Woore
Jones
Brads
Moo& Parker H H Ware
Worthen
Davison
Britain
Henny Leavis
Walter Hbehy
Taft Not Criticised by Dr Charles Eliot
Hoston February 18. Dr Charles Eliot president emeritus of Harvard University was cited in disputes accusing Taft of placing fourth class postmasters. He reportedly said Taft did not criticise the administration and that the matter involves patronage and interest. Reporters did not quote specifics.
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Taft
Charles Eliot
Hoston
Charles Wo
Emerius
Harvari University
Nm Ac
Thot
LaGrange Plans Large Auditorium on Main Line
A LaGrange project proposes building a large auditorium on the main line between Kework and New Orleans. The plan outlines site locations and draws public attention to the intended facility, with details scattered across the page.
Animals of Circus Endangered by Fire Near San Protas Park
Fire at Winter Quarters tentriity park endangers circus animals from San Protas. Flames spread from engine set fire to the dis grasa in the base ball park and quickly reached the fence and grandstand. Firefighters halted the blaze before it damaged the main resin where the animals were housed.
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Maron Gabelia
San Protas Cacus
Tentriity Park
Arentsi
Chester Lord Resigns From New York Sun
New York February 16 The resignation of Chester S Lord from the Sun was announced tonight He had served 41 years at the newspaper becoming managing editor in 1880 and has held that post continuously His wish to relinquish some activities was cited as the reason for stepping down.
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New York
Chester S Lord
Th Sun
Lords
Funeral Services for General Woodford Attended by Dignitaries
Funeral services for General Woodford and General Stewart were held at the old First Presbyterian church on Fifth Avenue New York this afternoon in the presence of notable figures. James Bryce the British ambassador and Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador attended. The body will be taken to Stamford Connecticut tomorrow for burial.
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New York
Stewart
Woodford
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
James Bryce
Viscount Chinda
Stamford
Conn
Honor Paid Miss Cobb by the Drama League
Miss Cobb of Athens Georgia has been honored by the Drama League of Chicago for her work promoting drama. She will organize statewide drama chapters, building interest in college plays and local productions across Georgia and Atlanta, with support from national figures in the field.
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Wies Caroton Cobb
Athens
Triama League
Chicago
Ogani
Promotiat
Uae
Deama
Amhisec
Georgit Wisl
Miss Cobb
Athene
Milania
Senov
Georgia School of Technogyma
Miss Cob
Atlanta
Sais
Abe
Charmanship
Res
Guthrie
Tris Y Wat
Fehemian Club
San Francisco
Linland Stanford University
Point Loma
Wat Shrexs
Some Phn Treston
Goody
Man shoots woman then kills himself in El Paso incident
Police report a man named George Po Leven shot his wife Mrs Philiy Abson last night in El Paso or nearby, then turned the gun on himself and died later in the hospital. The case is under investigation with few details available.
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Philiy Abson
George Po Leven
S Hospital
Abs Gibson
Sulfosol: soluble sulfur for skin diseases promotes blood cleanse
Sulfosol offers soluble sulfur to treat pimples eczema and other skin conditions once blocked by poor blood absorption. The ad claims Sulfosol enables sulfur to enter the blood and invites readers to obtain the product via druggists or a NY address for a free book on blood and skin diseases and its successful use.
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Sulfosol Co
Washington St
New York
Paso automobile agent Caven named former Cast Dallas mayor
An automobile agent named Caven, reportedly from Paso, is described as a former mayor of Cast Dallas. The report notes the speaker’s arrival from San Antonio, Texas.
Sagacious dog finds master in concert crowd
A little white fox terrier joined about 4900 attendees at a Sunday concert by Dr Peter J Starnes in the Auditorium Armory. The dog trotted through the hall sniffing and eliciting laughs before finally curling at his master’s feet as the boy signaled him to rest. The program included Martha overture, Gavotte from Mignon, Tannhauser march, and an improvisation on Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls.
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Peter J Starnes
Dr Starnes
Guilmants
Asher
Martha
Moskowski
Thomas Ambroses
Gavotte
Tannhauser
Taras Halis
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Set to Host Grand Dinner for Ladies
Plans for the biggest annual dinner in Atlanta draw approval from chamber directors. The event aims for a 4900 to 1600 guest capacity in the arena of the auditorium with ladies invited to areas served by special waiters. Invitations target civic organization women showing interest in Atlanta’s progress, with the River slated as the annual feature and February 25 as a probable date.
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Atlanta
Avantas
Memorial services held for late representatives in House
Memorial services were held in the House of Representatives today for the late members W W Wedemeyer of Ann Arbor Michigan John G McHenry of Benton Pennsylvania and Richard E Connill of Poughkeepsie New York and Senator George S Nixon of Reno Nevada.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Wedemeyer
Ann Arbor
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