Wilsons Surprise Chicago Hearers on Senatorial Visit
Governor Wilson traveled from Chicago to Trenton and spoke at the Commercial Club before a crowd of railroad presidents, meat packers, and prominent financiers. He urged action by those in power and warned that force may be used to align opinions, while noting attendees from Wisconsin and a Psi delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Carey
Charles R Crane
Chorman
Tf Wilson
Wisconsin
Gary Fi
William Pekaliette
Wisonsin
John Aviwarl
Wna
Joseph of Duisis
Denim Tall National Committee
Sake Foth
Central Barmitt ¢Aint Morin
Pavies
Sitwete
Otis
Mars
Bea
Cabliet
Pure Food Board Named By Alsberg
A report details the appointment of Willard F Tiselow as head of the Pure Food Board, noting Alsberg’s role and tensions with board members. It cites friction with department officials, a retired chief of bureau chemistry’s stance, and the board’s function to assess prosecutions and forward cases to the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food Board
Alsberg
Willard F Tiselow
Jalion
Low
Jewish Alliance Names Trustees at Annual Meeting
The Federation of Jewish Charities and the Jewish Educational Alliance held their annual meeting at the Alliance building on Capitol Avenue. Trustees were elected from a 1313-strong board, reports showed 1942 receipts over 13000 with funds directed to free clinic milk depot and educational programs. Owing to lateness, officers for the year were not named. election slated for this week. Kriegshaber presides. Isa Schoen leads the federation. Alex Dittler secretary. Joseph Tl Hyman superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Jewish Charities
Allance
Alliance Building
Capitol Avenue
Leonard Haas
G Foote
David Marx
Lichtenstin
Melanie Fiebelman
H Sau
B Wildauer L
J Tromnetine
Yampolski
Leon Fplan
H Mendel
Isaac Schoen
J Dorsan
Bertha Montam
Leter Hichtegshaber
Federation
Alliance
Anmilk
Ho Kriegshaber
Isa Schoen
Alex Dittler
Joseph Tl Hyman
Moving Pictures Precede Sermon at Wesley Memorial
The Wesley Memorial church screened hand painted moving pictures before a large audience last evening. The reel, about fifteen minutes, depicted Abraham’s test with Isaac and prompted Rev W I Hendrix to stress readiness to endure supreme trials, praising the pictures as a powerful adjunct to services and noting plans to continue Sunday evenings.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Abraham
W I Hendrix
Ami
Ife
Wesley Memorial
Direct Election of U S Senators in Georgia Debate
Washington January 12 Special Note on Georgia's stance against ratifying the direct election of U S senators. The Georgia legislature argues constitutional objections while supporting state control over election machinery. Historian discussion cites two thirds rule and past votes.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Roddenberg
Georgia
Congress
New York Sun
The
Times
Roddenbery
Brown
United States
Roddenber
Loth Houses
Reed
John Bolorlas
Michigan
Chrenizer
J Hill
Real
Ork Sun
House of Representatives
Senate
Gove
House of Congress
Bacon
Carvass
Bacon Fasorg
Goats and Pets Back on Norfolk Warships
At the Norfolk yard on January 12 the navy restored goats monkeys cats dogs parrots and other pets to the ships after a ban following a goat incident aboard the battleship New Hampshire. Assistant Secretary Winthrop ordered the removal be reviewed while Admiral Doyle denied the goat butted him and cited medical concerns. Once infection danger passes, mascots will return to duty.
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Norfolk
Bill
Parintea
Luke
Doyle
Marine Barracks
Tennessee Kentucky line tragedy in Jellico shooting
In Jellico Tennessee Lewis Caddell 15 shot Andrew Chambers 16 who crossed the line into Kentucky after being hit in the heart. Caddell fled back into Kentucky. The fatal duel stemmed from rivalry over a young woman and occurred last night under tense conditions.
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Knoxville
Jellico
Tenney
Lewis Caddell
Andrew Chambers
Caddell
Tennessee
Chambers
Kentucky
Intensive farming planned in Baldwin County Georgia
January 12 report from Milledgeville notes cautious farming plans for next year. Mules sales lag behind last season and fertilizer demand may be weaker. Farmers expect modest cotton acreage after a bad previous crop, turning toward home crops and intensive methods.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Dr Orr Preaches Sermon For Men At North Avenue
Rev Dr W W Orr addressed a packed North Avenue Presbyterian church on The Devils Detective urging that sin will find you out. The talk drew wide applause as he tied the message to The Plan of Salvation Simplified and announced daily services all week with a Sunday finish. He planned a 3 pm address next Sunday for young couples or those preparing to marry.
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W. W. Orr
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Orr
Hargirlap
North Avenue J Presbyterian Church
The Merry Widow at the Atlanta Monday and Tuesday
The Merry Widow will be shown at the Atlanta Monday and Tuesday under Henry W Savage management. The cast includes Mabel Wilker, Charles Meakingscar, Arthur Wooks, Foo McCarthy, Vernon Peathart, and Peggy Thompson. Seats on site Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlana
Margaret Tilington Stars in Kindling at Atlantis Theater
Margaret Tilington returns to the Atlanta stage in a widely talked about play described as a major American production in fifty years. The cast includes Keith Vaudeville, Maud Lambet, Linest Ball, Walter Dickinson, Buckleys, Camille Trio, Faust pantomymic artists, Hufford and chain, and Gus Selke linked to The Thief Twins. The Three Twins also comes to the Lyric this week with a noted backstory about its costume idea.
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Margaret Tingman
Atlantt
Critt
Colon
Americ
Miss Tilington
Atlanta
Newark
Chicago
Keith Vaudevile
Im Vandesse
Maud Lambet
John Rice
Sally Cohen
Walter
Rute) Dickinson
Amedian
Buckleys
Camille
Baust
Faust Panto
Fifth Regiment Military Tournament Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Fifth Regiment Military Tournament are available at Daniel Bros. store for local supporters seeking admission to the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Regiment
Daniel Bros
Mystery surrounds death of Charley Chance youth
Charley Chance an 18 year old of Blackwells Ga was found dead between railroad tracks near Chatta hoochee with two skull wounds. A companion fled to Marietta after sending a note to Chance's father. The coroner ruled concussion of the brain as the cause. Details remain unclear as investigators seek the identity of the second youth and motive.
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Southern Railroad
Chattahoochee
Charley Chance
Blackwells
Marietta
Jet Chance
Ther
Mr. Chance
Patterson's Undertaking Establishment
Penusea
Streight
A Chance
Oakman
Atlanta
Mr Chance
Death of Infant of Phillips Family
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J E L Phillips of 370 South Boulevard died at 4 o'clock Sunday. The body will be interred at LaGrange.
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J EL Phillips
South Boulevard
LaGrange
Thermometer ads at 42 N Broad St for John SL Moore & Sons
Thermometer headquarters advertise weather telegraph and sick room thermometers for manufacturing and home use. Located at 42 North Broad Street in the Arrant building, the ad promotes practical temperature instruments.
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John SL. Moore & Sons
Broad Starrant Building
Ads
Palmolive Bande and Coca Cola Gum contest prizes listed
Special cash prizes offered for the greatest number of Palmolive Bande and Coca Cola Gum wrappers turned in by January 31. First prize ten dollars for top Palmolive Bande collector and top Coca Cola Gum wrapper collector, with second prizes of eight and five dollars respectively. Only one prize per city. Numerous Atlanta grocers and stores listed as participating, with notes that grocers’ receipts count as votes in The Constitution’s M. and M. contest.
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Coca-Cola
Atlanta
Local City Firms Directory Fragment
Readable OCR lists business names and addresses across several trades. Includes Lester Book and Stationery, Lilienthal Crockery, Cone druggists, Kirball House Block drugs, Marietta Street stores, and W. H. Carter Electric Company with 12 Walton Street among others like A Dahl Floral Company and Daniel Brothers Jewelers.
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Lester Book and Stationery Company
Peachtree
Chinaware and Crockery
Lilienthal Crockery Company
Whitehall Su Druggists
H Cone (Inc
Whitehall St
Kirball House
Dracors
Storen
Marietta Bt
Waithall St
Peachtree St
Terminal Station
Dector
Houston St
Peter St
W. HE. Carter Electric Company
Walton St Florist
C. A. Dahl Floral Company
Peachtres St
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Wilsons
Jewish Alliance
Dr. W. R.hendrix
America
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
PT We Proor Durables
Atlants Main
U. S
North Avenue Presbyterian
Margaret et _Ilington
Charlie Chance
Pinkerton & Co
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Pinkerton
Bank & Bankers’ Protection
Wi. A. Pinkerton
Allen Pinkerton
New York
Municipal Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
WN. W. Harris & Co
Ping Street
Corner
William New York
John CG. Wheatley
McCrary Company
Third National Bank
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Trust & Banking Company
Albert Howel
Kiser
Atlanta Trust & Banking Co
Winder
Kiser Building
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Atlanta Audit Co
Public
Empire Building
DeSoto Hotel
Tampa
Fla
Audit Company OF the South
METZ
Candler Ae
TOR
E.G Aiken & Co
Charles Austin
Aletanler St
Barnett Bros
D. L Echols
Cleburne Ave
Rogers
Berger & Son
Capitol Ave
E. W. Brooks
Cooper &J. W. J. Burton
Ormona St
W. A. Byers
Gordon St
Steve Glass
Mariette St
Grifath-Smith Co
Kamper Grocery Co
Buchanan-Shelton Grocery Co
Ok Bearden
Lake Ave
A Moore
Richardson
Orchard & Co
T Prior
Oc Ray
Decatur St
Reisman
Garden St
He Man Weinberg
Pryor
Sands & Co
Windsor St
Kirk Wood
House
Cassells & Fleming
Macon
Kennington & Sons Vine
Stollwerck
Hallwerck
Jane Rice
Ishburn-Crosby Milling O
Rage Thistle
Morbank’s
Axwell House Lend Coffee
Teach
Me Ae
Hoelm Bread
Jocki Meunesaw Biscult
Welk! Graham Waters
Ock’n Lemon
Telioe & Co
Lalmer
Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
Ki Piedmont
Pine Ribbon
Foulds Speghetti
Poulan’ Vermicelli
Foulds’ Noodles
Piven Hlont Beer
Crown
Ed Rock Ginger Ale
Ed Rock Lemo-Lime
Mo-Nut—zave
Ge Chrar
Orarosheim
Hernsteim
Taylor Brow
Taylor Bros! Stare and Hares Chewing Tobacco
Taylor Bros
Fatwollve Sonp
Edge
Big Chief
Krom’n
Irem
Hkrem
Hobinnaire
Robinnaire
Robionaire
Robinnastre
Robionsire Liquid Rouge
Robionaire Natl Enamel
Hernadeim
Hernsheim
Tylor Bros
Pride of
Reidsville
Coca-Cola Gum
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jerice
Bine Gem
Antibractts
Furnace
Montsgomery
Horntree
Big Chiefs Metal Polish
Constitution
Burroughs
ME Books and Stationery
Cole Book Company
Sumants
Ieeendeesring
Andolph Company
Pailors
Whitehall Sonne Bardware Hing 0
Peachteea St
Peters Bu Xodaks
Gienn Photo-Stock Company
Prey Ee Shoes
Moon Shoe
West Mitch
Ai Bt
Shoe Srg
Ace Shoe Renvy
Reuntres & Bro, Truy and Bag Co
Whitehall
Talloring
Haya
the Tallor
Mereellar Taylor Umbrella Mfg. Co
Darretta Book
Stara Daniel Brothers
Jewelera
Hacon
Star Clothing Company
Cherry Blanner Drug Company
Alamo Theater
Cherry St
Cubbedge-Redding H Hardware Company
Third St
Max Morris
Warietta
Gem
Wallace Clothing Company
Athens
Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton H KR
Palmie & Sons
Clayton St
Brandt
Clayton
Majestic Theater
Gainesville
Deal Manufacturing Company
Piedmont Drag Company
Drugrista Coal
Lime
Gould-Scroggins Company
Grand Theater
Graham _ Pharmacy
Bonita Theater
Lester-Clars Shoe Company
Cherry St Flournoy & Vaughn, Jewelers
Hert= Coal Company
Walnut &J
Auarte
Bell 5000
A.D. Grant
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