Preachers of City Endorse Bulletins in Atlanta Sermon
In a First Presbyterian service in Atlanta, about 100 ministers backed Marion Jackson's defense of bulletins from the Men and Religion Forward Movement while urging enforcement of law and morality. The gathering also heard a call for unity to improve city life and support for working girls and cleaner streets.
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Marion Jackson
Colonel Paxon
Miniatere
Church of Jesus Christ
Georgia
Decatur Street
Peachtree
Jesus Christ
Jacksons
Olanel Paxon
Renls
Buxvon
Luna
Atlanta
Tam
Yemen
Atlanti
Men and Religion
Wesley Memorial Church
WP Lovejoy
Atisata
Tlanta
Loveley
Continental Gin Company
Bulétins
Montiny
Forward J Movement
offAtanta
Whey Justice
Alleged pickpockets go on trial Thursday
A group of alleged pickpockets will be tried Thursday before Judge Ben Gill. The defendants include Louis Gorgulo of New York and others from Wislem, South Beng, and Indiana. They were trapped after a confrontation at a station weeks ago and are among the first cases on the docket.
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Max Fine
New York
Louis Gorgulo
Enighisn
Gud
Wislem
Fotf Min
South Beng
Indiana
Alles
Wea
Royai
Mill
Ben Gill
Bunhan Heads City for Fowat Baking Powder Business
M. V. Bunhan of the Fowat Baking Powder company is spending a few days in the city at the Wainecost hotel. He will stay for several days on business.
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M. V. Bunhan
Mov. Bunhan
Fowat Baking Powder Company
Wainecost
Half-Price Sale at Art Department January Clearance
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Ministers Hear Index Shop Trouble In Atlanta
The Index Printing company, Atlanta’s core printer, told the Atlanta Evangelical Ministers association that its pay scale of 18 a week replaces the old 1650 rate, while the ministers offered to hear both sides via separate committees. Key figures include J Warmistead, Armistead, and Jerome Jones.
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Index Printing Company
Atlanta Evangelical Ministers’ Association
J. Warmistead
Atlanta Typographical Union
Jerome Jones
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Jonas May
Association
Jones
Schaeffer
Lutheran Church
Evangelical Ministers Association
Bricker
First Christian
Chirc
White
Second Baptist Church
Duruse
First Methodist Church
Married Dec 3 secret leaks out at Lomax studio
Alfa Lomax proprietor of the Lamas photographic studio at 154 West Alexander Street and Miss Hilda Wootten, longtime assistant, have wed Dec 4. Friends learned of the marriage today. couple planned to tell after their three month bride and groom period. They express happiness and welcome congratulations. Mrs Lomax and bride's mother Mrs Wootten host at home.
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Alfa Lomas
Lamas Photographic Studio
Whitehall Street
Ant
Hilda Wootten
Adda
Lomax
Miss Wootten
Mariage Atr
Mrs Lomax
Low Wootten
West Alexander Street
Smith May Withdraw From Crawford Case
Forty eight heirs in the Joshua Crawford death case face possible delays as Attorney John Smith seeks to be relieved from duties due to missing witnesses. Judge Ben Hilawing and Solicitor General Dorsey are involved as witnesses are summoned from out of town before the next grand jury session.
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W . James Chief Younger
Crawford
John Smith
Ben Hilawing
Dorsey
Lis
Ben Inti
Smith
Asi Velef Ag
Joshua Crawford
Wiry Belleriw
Grawford
Crowfird
Idle Day Passed By Municipal Court
Municipal court halted idle day as lawyers and clients failed to heed Saturday call. On Monday Chief Tusneeugene Cooma assembled the court to find 1000 cases left by the settling justices still not ready for arterial duty. Thomas urged court attendants to hasten summonses for those slated to appear.
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Municipal Cour
Jssu
Tusneeugene ‘Cooma
Dudee
Thomas
Ingleside YeGgs Sought After Safe Blown at W Henley Store
Police hunt Ingleside two men suspected of blowing the safe in W Henley’s store on Sunday. County authorities believe the pair, part of a band camping near Ingleside, fled from a deserted cabin Monday morning. Chief Muchieson remains hopeful of capturing the culprits.
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Corn
W Henley
Ingleside
Inglesule
Muchieson
Employment Bureau Urged by Joe Logan
Secretary Joseph Logan of the Associated Charities argues for a municipal employment bureau now before the city council. He says proper effectiveness requires a vocationally trained manager and staff to assess applicants and match work, noting the bureau is needed as many job seekers are heads of families lately laid off and the charity is overwhelmed.
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Joseph Logan
Associated Charities
Jth
Logan
Associated Charittes
Progles Mont
United States
Parole Board Reviews 150 Cases At Atlanta Meeting
The Federal Parole Board met in Atlanta Monday for the regular January session. Superintendent Richard V Inwood attended the proceedings as the board considers between 150 and 200 cases this week.
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Federal Parole Board
Parole Board
Atlanta Federal Prison
Richard Vinvow
Federal Prisons
Kennedy Named Cashier at Fulton National Bank
The article notes a leadership change at Fulton National Bank with Henry Kennedy named cashier. Kennedy previously served as assistant cashier and has long ties in Atlanta banking, including time at Atlanta National Bank before joining Fulton National at its founding three years ago.
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Fulton National Bank
Kennedy
Jury Probes Liquor Law Violations And Pistol Carrying
New grand jury sworn before Judge Ben Hall with Alfred C Newell named foreman. The judge charged the jurors to search for liquor law violations and pistol licensing within the locality. He warned gambling remains a menace and praised police for stamping it out within county lines.
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Julton Veuptys
Ben” Hall
Alfred C Newell
Qty and
Count Police
Georgia Tech Opens Spring Term With Renewed Activity
Georgia Tech began its spring term as campus life revived. The Henry Grady Lit- Crary society met at 7 PM with a debate and parliamentary drill led by the student president. Plans announced for the Tech Clemson debate on Woman Suffrage set for March 10, with preliminaries next Friday. Baseball prospects look brighter than 1913. veteran Moore and Captain Fox Von Tague are absent, new talent including pitcher and outfielders to be tried. Murp hy Pound named captain succeeding Montague.
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Georgia Tech
Henry Grady
Moore
Fox Vontague
Murphy Pound
Jeremf Pound
Montague
Knights of Pythias to Install Officers in Smoke
Knights of Pythias Uniform Lodge No.123 will hold a smoker and installation of officers Tuesday night in the hall of the river building. Royal Grand Deputy Chancellor Wallace Rhodes will be the installing officer. Officers to be installed include Chancellor Commander Lawton Wally, Vice Chancellor W D Estes, Prelate E J Owens, Keeper of Records and Seals WO Moore, Master of Finance J B Busbee, Master of Work F B Folger, Master at Arms J La Walker, Inner Guard A Cruickshank, Outer Guard A Cruickshank, Trustee A Cruickshank.
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Knights of Pythias
Royal Grand Peputy
Wallace Rhodes
Wol Cross
Lawton Wally
W DB Estes
E J, Owens
WO Moore
J B Busbee
Thomas Day Resigns from Leading Insurance Firm
Thomas Day, long associated with JL Ruey & Co as an insurance broker, has resigned from the firm effective January 1 after fifteen years of service. Day has yet to decide his new venture, weighing several business propositions.
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Thomas Day
T Day Promient Insurance
JL. Ruey & Co, Insurance Brokers
Day
Magnificent Weather Promised City Today
The weather bureau promises a bright day with clear skies and a warm spell ahead before a return to colder conditions. Local chatter suggests a near spring feel by week’s end, with Powester Von Herrmann predicting a brief warm period before winter returns.
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Weather Bureau
Bureau
Powester von Herrmann
Monay
Consumption and Scott's Emulsion Urged for Health
An article warns indoor workers face higher tuberculosis risk due to confinement and lack of sun. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strengthening tonic to keep blood pure, energize the body, and resist colds, claiming it supports lung strength and overall health.
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Scott
Stett
Scott & Bowne
Binwenfield
H. J
Cook Answers Willet Criticism On Georgia Bond Licensing
Secretary of State Phil Cook defends enforcing a law requiring all securities dealers seeking licenses to file detailed statements of assets and liabilities. He rejects Willet’s interpretation, says the act ensures reliability of securities offered and that the law provides procedures to compel disclosure of security details and dealer credentials.
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Phil Cook
Georgia
Hugh M. Willet
Willet
Gala mm Georgisa
Wallet
Wilets
WiLet
Auianta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia dealer security sales debate prompts official action
A discussion on security sales reporting and dealer obligations in Georgia reveals debates over filings and penalties. The secretary of state may bar advertising or sale if reports are incomplete, while Mr Willet defends the law and pledges careful administration amid broad business support.
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Rouabie
Mate Mal
Willet
Georgia
Atlanta
Hall County Secures State Road Supervisor Stanley
Stanley, appointed by the prison commission, reported for duty yesterday and assigned to Hall County. Hall County was the first to requisition the supervisor and will receive his services free of charge, offering expert advice to improve road systems and cut costs.
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Hall County
Stanley
T F Stanley
State Road
Mr Stanleys
B Stanley
Stanleys
Obear Called Upon For Annual Report
Quartermaster General Obear returned from the care of absence and resumed duties. Adjutant General Nash was away on outside duties, and Governor Slaton said he had not yet acted on the Nash Obear dispute. Obear must provide a detailed 1913 moves and expenditures report for the adjutant general to include in the annual report, with no impact on the Nash Obear dispute.
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WG Obsen
Priday
J van Holt Nash
Slaton
Nash
Eral Obear
Obear
Justice J. H. Weleary Passes in Washington
Associate Justice James H. McLeary of the Supreme Court of Porta Rica died in Washington after a several months illness. He had come to visit his son, Lieutenant Samuel H. McLeary, and his passing ends a storied career in Singapore and Texas political circles with a long service record.
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Washington
James H. McLeary
Supreme Court of
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