Uncle Tom's Cabin to be censored for Atlanta run
Miss Alice Baxter and Mrs. Williams McCarthy of the United Daughters of the Confederacy pressed Mayor Woodward to bar objectionable lines from Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Baldwin-Mellville troupe's Atlanta engagement. After a peace conference, the mayor allowed production if cruelty scenes were trimmed, with suggestions to remove or alter certain elements while keeping Old Uncle Tom and Simon Legree in some form.
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Alice Baxter
James G. Woodward
Harriet Stowe Beecher
Joni
Atlanta
Misa Baxter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Unele Dim
Williams McCarthy
Miss Baxter
Homer George
Baldwin-Mellville Stock Company
Walter
Baldwin
Woodward
George
Eis
Jils Hang
Walter Baldwin
Maju
Willeyou
Baldwin Az
Ronsora
Ma Baldwin
Uncle Tom
Simon Legree Kerk
Baldwin Defends Uncle Tom’s Cabin Amid Censorship
Walter S. Baldwin asserts in a southern accent that Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a spiritual historical show with dancing and jubilee, filmed as a beautiful story with many characters. He says he has staged it in New Orleans and Jacksonville without objections and that Mayor Woodward’s critic will not alter the production.
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Baldwin
Walter S. Baldwin
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Texas
Britain Denies Injury From Naval War Actions
A British note argues that naval operations have not caused a drop in American exports excluding cotton, defending seizure of contraband as lawful and citing precedents from the American Civil War and Spanish-American War. It stresses neutral rights, the need for prize court redress, and that Britain seeks to minimize harm to neutral interests while expanding shipping capacity.
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Great Britain
Sir Edward
United States
High Seas
Earch
Seward
Washington
Page
British Foreign Office
France
Bismarck
Kiel
Chatham Roadhouses Styled Dens of Vice in Grand Jury Report
Savannah Ga February 17 The retiring grand jury recommends Chatham county assist in paving Bryar county roads improve condition of roads close road houses in Chat ham and collect 40000 in back taxes. Road houses are cited as rendezvous for thieves and immoral persons and as dens of vice urging immediate action to break them up.
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Chatham Roadhouses
Grand Jury
Savannah
Sneelal
Chatham
Bryar County
RIS NOT CONGESTED DECLARES JUDGE SPEER
Savannah February 17 Judge Speer declared the federal district docket is in satisfactory shape with no congestion in the eastern division He noted 232 pending civil criminal admiralty and bankruptcy cases district wide about one case per 1000 people and an average disposal of 398 cases annually over five years. He urged everyone to join in felicitation of the condition.
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Savannah
Speer
Brunswick
Vou
Family thanks friends for sympathy after Ivan Weaver’s death
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Weaver and family express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and many kind attentions shown during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother, Ivan.
No More Piles Pyramid Pile Themedy Ad Claim
Nonspecific ad promises quick relief for hemorrhoids and rectal troubles. Claims 10 cents a box with free sample and booklet mailed in plain wrapper. Provides Pyramid Co. address in Marshall, Michigan.
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Pyramid Pile
Pyramid Caus Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Ich
Sale of Bonds for the State of Georgia 1915
Realed proposals for refunding bonds totaling 3 525 000 will be received until 12 o clock noon March 15 1915 at the Governor's office in Atlanta. Bids at 4 per cent or 4 1/2 per cent must be in separate bids. Bonds issued in 400 and 1000 denominations, maturities from July 1 1923 to 1944 and a final 1945 issue. Bonds tax exempt in Georgia and federally. Payment in Atlanta and New York, checks required, right to reject bids reserved. Governor M G Slaton.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Hids Ain
Hs ‘ Bonis
Uch
New York
Georgua
Western and Atlantic
Sppkeytqun M. Slaton
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Daughters of Confederacy
George Cohan
Sidney Ormond
Britain
Part
Germany
Hotel Gotham
Yorks Social Centre
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifth St
New York City
Kichten
Bryan Avenue
East Point
W. D. Beatie
Equitable
Oxwood
Redman
Earl & Wilson Akers
Troy
Judge Speer
Joel
Henry
Jack and
Bob
Joel Asihe
Stewart Ave
West End
Brookline
Elbert
Catherine Streets
Forrest
George Adair
Trust Co. of
Lars
W. Carroll Latimer
Fourth National Bank
Phome Ivy
Wheeler Mangum
James L. Logan
Ivy
Healey
SW. Womack Coal CO
Empire
Phone Ivy
Atlanta East
Broad ST
North Broad Street
Tripod Paint Co
North Pryor Street
di K. Hughes
N. Broad St
BE. Adlanin
Lodge
Pythagoras Lodge
Masonic Temple
Decatur
Eeeres
Re Hor. Jeweti
W. BM
John R. ML
Ww Richardso Hompson
Iar
Elke
H. Wi. Milner
Theo Mast
Pope
Kiss Hephzibah Jenkins Pope
Barclay & Brandon Co
G. B. Eavhards
Oll Funate
Oaklaw Cemetery
Sumamusas
Mary Jane Sunmamers
R. VeDaniel
M A. Bradbury
Mattie D Reeder
BY. J. Summers
Mary Jane Summers
St. Pach MM
Oakland
Chanel Af
Petterson & ‘Seu
Afiluita Neal Institute
Neal Institutes
Gimssey
Sat
Baldwin-Melville CO
Camille
Alanis
Forsyth
the Montgomery
George Kieine
Mrs
Leslie Carter
DuBarry
Senstarlora
BM. Woolley
Visor Scotteriuen
Georgie
Ee Wilakey
Fiabite
Wilmington, N.C
Georgia Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N. C
G.ven
Crare
Dotin J. Woodside Storage Go. Incorporated
Hawkinsville
Insville
Rage Strem
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