Imperial Potentate Stevens visits Atlanta Shrine
Imperial Potentate J Putnam Stevens of the Shrine of North America arrived from Macon on a U S tour. A Yaarab Temple escort greeted the party at the Terminal and escorted them to the Piedmont hotel for a luncheon hosted by Walter P Andrews. The visit included an automobile tour of the city and a ceremonial at the Auditorium Armory with sixty four candidates. Stevens travels next to Chattanooga and continues a westward tour through the southwest to the Pacific coast before returning to Portland Maine.
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Imperial
J. Putnam Stevens
Shrine
North America
Macon
United States
Yaarah Temple
Imperiu
Atluuia
J. A. Ilynds
F. J. Paxon
J. T. Scott
St. Ime Massengale
Terminal Station
Glenn Toole
Alsthah Temple
David Grosamen
Alcazar Temple
Montgomery
George Wofferd
Kerberx Temple
Knoxville
Imperial Council
Troy Beatty
Athens
Stevens
Atanta
South Georgia
Savannah
Florida
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Southwest
New Orleans
Texan
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Portland
Maine
Auditorium
Harry Goodthart
Death notices and obituaries from Bainbridge area
Capere Funderburke, a noted Decatur county figure and Confederate veteran, died at his son Horace Punderburke's Bainbridge residence aged 67. Survived by five daughters, three sons, three sisters, and three brothers. funeral held in Bainbridge. E. H Daniels, 71, longtime Bainbridge resident and Methodist, also died at his home. Survived by one son, two sisters, two brothers. funeral conducted by the Maxons. Martha Loulas Kendall, six months old, died at 121 North Lawn Street Want Point.
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Hambridge
Capere Funderburke
Decatur County
Bainbridge
Horace Punderburke
South Carolina
Third
J. M. Stovall
Donaldsonville
J. S
Overstreet
Calvary
W. Tinley
Perry
D. A. C. Funderburke
Weat Bainbridge
Funderburke
Brinson
Fitzgerald
China
E. H Daniels
Randolph County
Methodist Church
Orion Lodge
Masona
Carson Daniels
Montgomery
Ala
Maxons
Martha Loulas Kendall
G. C. Kendall
North Lawn Street
Want Point
Kendall
Martha Louise
G. G Kendall
North Lawn
Hiram
Grady Hospital Needs Expanded City-Owned Facility
Medical advocates urge enlarging Grady Hospital to allow private pay beds and charity access, reducing city costs. Dr. W B Summerall backs the plan, proposing a sliding scale from 1.50 to 28 dollars weekly, funded by direct taxes, to create a large city-owned hospital free from institutional entanglements.
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Summerall
W. B. Summerall
Grady Hospital
Physicians' Club
Atlanta
Lmust
RUMORED THAT HOUSTON WILL SUCCEED GARRISON
Washington February 17 cabinet today endorsed a strong trend toward transferring Secretary Houston from the Department of Agriculture to the War Department. Representative Lever of South Carolina, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, was discussed as possible successor to Houston.
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Washington
Olaip
Houston
Department of Agriture
War Department
Lever
South Carolina
Tman
House Agriculture
Women Drive Emory Campaign With Atlanta Support
Emory university fund subscriptions reached 250 000 as The Journal and The Georgian and American duplicated a 91 000 commitment. Promisors Week kicks off with 500 000 pledged by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce officers and directors of 1914 and 1915. Victor H Kreigshaber called a meeting in the chamber to map plans while Atlanta Federation of Women’s Clubs reports over 400 leaders endorsing the drive.
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Hmory University Fund
Journal
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Emory University
Atlanta
Victor H. Kriegahaber
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Women of Atlanta
Atlanta Federation of Women
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Chamber of Commerce
Felows
Sam D. Jones
J. H. Beck
Robert 3. Lowry
J. G. Ogiesby
Broderick J. Paxon
Wilmer J. Moors
Robert. Maddox
Meir R. Wilkinson
Mell R. Wilkingon
Victor K. Kreigehaber
Brooke Morgan
Albert Howell, Jr
2. G. Hastings
Lynn FE. Allen
Walter G. Cooper
Thomas D. Bauder
Joan S. Ovena
Lynn Fort
Thomas K. Glenn
John Morris
Jacob W. Patterson
B.A. Hobson
J. W. Grant
Leo Mamex
George W. Hanson
B. Mi. Grant
Thomas Egleston
Cator Woolford
J’ Mops ‘Brown
B. M ‘Grant
Francis E. Kamper
J. T. Holleman
J.D. Robinsen
Nationwide Strike Threat Looms In Rail Industry
A United States Chamber of Commerce committee in Washington studies the potential nationwide rail strike as railroad management rejects demanded concessions. Brotherhood leaders pledge arbitration while the vote on demands nears, with results expected in weeks and business leaders anxious over possible nationwide disruption.
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Aanta
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
No Coupons No Prizes Camel Cigarettes Ad
Camel cigarettes burst onto the market gaining rapid popularity across the nation. The copy touts a expert blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos, no coupons or premiums, mild taste with a lingering body, and a pleasant flavor that never tires the smoker.
Edwards Not Running for Court of Claims
Representative Charles G. Edwards of the first district was endorsed by Representatives Walker and Bel for the court of claims vacancy but declined the appointment as he seeks re election to Congress. The president will choose a Democrat from a doubtful state. Mrs. Walker and Rep. Walker remain in Washington for the congressional session.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Charles G. Edwards
Court of Claims
Walker
Eleventh
Bel
Georgia Diatricta
White House
Edwards
Congress
Ti Waa
R. J. Walker
Valdosta
J. R. Walker
Congress Hall Hotel
Senate Again Holds Executive Session on Nicaraguan Treaty
Washington February 17 The Senate adjourned to executive session on the Nicaraguan treaty. Senator Stone failed to gain unanimous consent for ratification action and the matter was deferred until tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Stone
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