Birthday Clowns and a Fifty Year Confusion on Bob Graham
Gossiping actors dispute Bob Graham’s age claiming he is fifty or younger while misunderstandings swirl from Broadway to the Lambs Club. A telegram from Mrs Mary Graham in Baltimore refuses involvement, noting no party to any wagering.
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Baron Toyott
Grand Vonday
Tank
Casaner
Noah
Joe Jeffarann
Sala Wilton Lackays
Montgomery Phister
Ned Holland
Broadway
Bob
Holland
Tom
Ike
Weston
Daner Sell
Phisler
Comedlan
Mary Graham
North Eutaw Street
Baltimore
Robert Emnet Graham
Lackaye & Holland
Lambs' Club
New York
Esors
Lambs Club
Mary & Graham
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Plans 4 Percent Interest
Leat we Corget of the Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company urges depositors and new savers to start a savings account this year. Interest is 4 percent compounded semiannually. Deposits before January 10 earn interest from January 2. Officers include George M. Brown president and John W Grant vice president.
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Georgia Savings, Bank and Trust Company
Ion
George M. Brown
John W Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Joseph A. McCord
Adnard Broyles
Fred B Law
Hijjah A. Brown
John L. Tyeant D Woodward
Diamonds as investment rise with high quality stones
Diamond dealer touts rising prices and solid returns. Offers loose stones and mounted pieces in nearly all sizes with emphasis on top quality for investment purposes.
South Bend Citizens Protest Lakewood Cemetery Plan
Citizens from South Bend district gathered at Lakewood Heights to oppose converting any Lakewood area into a cemetery. They call the proposal unfair and note state law restricting cemeteries within four miles of central Atlanta. Aldermen Kelly Smith and Herrison oppose the plan. a citizen committee will present before the council today.
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South Bend
Lakewood
Lakewood Heights
Citizens of
Atlanta
South Side
Kelly
Smith
Herrison
Watterson Heads to Florida for Naples Trip
Henry Watterson editor of The Courier Journal leaves Louisville tonight for Naples Florida via Jacksonville and Fort Myers He travels in vigorous health after a recent lumbago attack and plans to stay in Florida until April.
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Watterson
Florida
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier Journal
Naples
Jacksonville
Fort Myer
Institutional Church Defined at Tabernacle Meet
Dr Leb G Broughton outlined the institutional church as applied Christianity meeting human needs. The plan includes a Tabernacle Auditorium, infirmary and dormitory for working girls, with a campaign to raise $200,000. He urged steadfast doctrine, active fight against sin, and direct aid to the needy at the church door and beyond.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Leb G Broughton
Tabernacle Auditorium
Luchte Street
Bartow
Spring Streets
Dr Broughton
Atlanta
Tabernacle In- Armary
Tabernacle
Marth Bible Conference
School of Methods
Broughton
Aimilar
Eid
J J Oxford
Soldier Groom Wounded While Out Hunting at Fort McPherson
Sorrow fills Company A Seventeenth Infantry as Sergeant Charles Auten, recently married in Hillsdale Michigan during a furlough, lies gravely wounded from an accidental gun discharge while rabbit hunting near the post. He was regarded as one of the regiment’s best men and his return to Atlanta with his bride was to be celebrated.
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Wall Street
Europe
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Hite
Atlanta Stockade
Cour
Institutional Church
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Jeans
Seventeenth Infantry
United States Army
Hunt
Fort McPherson
Charles Auten
Auten
Hillsdale
Mich
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Atlante
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Marsh
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Building a Mission to Aid the Needy Through Faith and Work
A church plans a large project to expand facilities and broaden philanthropic and religious activities. The appeal asks supporters to aid in funding the ambitious construction and ongoing programs, citing a history of helping hundreds and thousands and urging continued generosity to meet rising demands.
Remington Death Recall Friendships Between Famous Men
Frederic Remington and Augustus Thomas shared a deep, long friendship despite political opposition. Remington favored Roosevelt and ran Republican. Thomas was an ultra Democrat and Bryan admirer. They lived near New Rochelle, traveled to New York together, and often debated on politics, ending with a playful quip at Grand Central Station.
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R L. Giffen
Fiske
Augustus Thomas
Giffen
Thomas
Remington
Roosevelt
Me Bryan
New Rochelle
New York
Grand Central Station
Thomacy
Artlet
Gus
Immigration Committee Meets at Chamber Today
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a 4 pm meeting of its immigration committee at the chamber rooms. Chairman Charles J Hayden calls for full attendance as the newly formed panel organizes and outlines efforts to increase Atlanta’s new resident numbers in the coming year.
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Committee On Immigration
Chamber of Commerce
Charles J Hayden
Atlanta
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