Grady Nurses May Get Home In Near Future
Grady Hospital seeks 805,508 for a nurses dormitory with other requests to improve hospital care. Dr L B Clark urged funding, noting current quarters are poor and staff housing is inadequate. The budget includes pay wards revenue and raises for Superintendent Summierall and staff.
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CRADY
Grady Hospital
L. B. Clark
Staf
Abance Committee
Grady
Rman BF
J. Spratiing
W. B. Sunmerall
Aps Nook
Sumimerall
Atlanta
Lowry
Robert J. Lowry
Urady
Summierall
W. G. Humphrey
Maxor Woodward
Cairman Humphrey
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
West Mitehill Street
Spring Street
Orville TH. Hall
Alex W. Smith
Civic Planning Commission
Qvant Elected Savannah Mayor In Close Election
Savannah Ga January 14 Captain Richard J Davant elected mayor by 304 votes over Captain George P Walker in a tightly contested race total votes 5300 near full registration More than 20000 of Davant money remained uncovered and betting topped 50000 The election marked Savannahs first under a new law with blue ballots and all-candidate names on a single ticket, polls opened at 8 and closed at 6 with fourteen boxes.
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Savannah
Richard J. Davant
George P. Walker
Davant
Charlton
Robert Fechner
Jacob Gazan
Joseph A. Logan
Walker
George H. Elton
H. B. Grimshaw
H. L. Kayton
W. W. Williamson
Levant
Davant Partisans
Vantan
George P. Walker van Devereaux Bacon
Craig Barrow
Morris Hi
Bernstein
Pore
Cosens
George B
Item
Mo HE Fatlon
B Grimshaw
H J. Kayton
John
Chatham County
Robert D. Chariton
John W. Daniel
John E. Foy
Henry H. Livingston
W. J. Pierpont
7. A. Pleman
T. A. M. Schroder
J. Cylster
William FH. Wright
Wright
Mr. Schroder
Myers
Citizens’ Club
Secorder
John BE. Schwarz
Judge Schwara
President Wilson May Attend Presbyterian Meeting
Dr W H Roberts, clerk of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church, A and A, invites President-elect Wilson to the joint assembly of three Presbyterian churches to be held in Atlanta in May. Wilson replies that he cannot yet predict his whereabouts in May but the invitation strongly appeals to him and he hopes to know what will be possible later.
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W. H. Roberts
Strind
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Atlanta
Cnel
Woooorow Wilson
Doves of Peace Feature Meeting of Police Board
A harmonious first police commission meeting in Atlanta under Mayor Woodward heard no dissent as officers discussed police reform. Commissioners Fain Verney and Clark were chosen to study Philip Weltner’s report on police conditions and remedies.
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Police Commission
Woodward
Mason
Colcord
Beavers
Philip Woeltner
Georgia Prison Association
Weltner
Fain, Verney
Clark
RL. Hollingsworth
John Ragsdale
Coogter
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Municipal Research and Statistics
Police Department of
Atlanta
Hundreds of Contestants Seek M and M Bonus Votes
Hundreds of entrants in The Constitution's M and M contest rush to claim the night bonus votes offered with every 11 book Montgomery theater tickets. Each book yields 5 009 extra votes when the signed cover is shown at the contest office, making a $1 book worth 6 590 votes. Book tickets are valid for day or night performances, unlike single tickets sold only during the day. Continues on last page.
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Montgomery
Hoyt G. Morrow
Fifth Regiment Military Tournament Opens Tonight at Auditorium Armory
The Fifth Regiment tournament opens tonight at 8 o'clock at the Auditorium Armory aided by the Georgia National Guard Seventeenth Infantry from Fort McPherson and Eleventh Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe. Miss Margaret McKee will ride Rodey in a Brookwood Hunt Club display. Governor Brown and staff attend. Proceeds aid regimental Washington trip. two nights of different programs feature drills, displays, and a grand review led by Colonel E. F. B. Pomeroy. Reservations at Daniel Bros or box office.
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Fifth Regiment
Auditorium- Armory
Georgia National Guard
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Eleventh United States Cavalry
Fort Ogiethorpe
Brookwood Hunt Club
The
Boy Scouts
Margaret McKee
Hugh McKee
Piedmont Avenue
McKee
Rodey
Asheville
Evansville
Knoxville
Old Guard
Atlanta
South
W. C. Hendrix
E. FB. Pomeroy
Sol
Dier
Joseph M. Brown
Hunt Club
W. J. Stoddard
Washington
Daniel Bros
Peachtree Street
Auditorium Armory
C.H. Hall
W. H. Leahy
W. T. Spratt
Jri
Gn Pealn
L. J. We Quilliian
F. Tchenwalter
Asa W. Candler
Stone
Hester
Skysitesnth
United States Infantry
Supreme Court to Hear Novel Jim Crow Car Case
Washington January 14 A Mississippi case before the U S Supreme Court questions state Jim Crow laws applied to interstate travel. Miss Morris sued after being placed in a mixed Pullman car with three black men on a New York bound train. The Alabama and Vicksburg railroad appeal seeks to overturn a 15000 dollar verdict later reduced to 3000 dollars.
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Washington
Cass
Supreme Court of the United States
Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad Company
Mississippi Court
Migs Pear Morris
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Morris
Pullman
Vicksburg
New York
Interstate vs Intrastate Train Leg Injury Question
The U S Supreme Court faced whether a man who leaped to avoid an interstate train and was struck by an intrastate train sustained injuries from the interstate or intrastate service. Martin Pederson in West End New Jersey jumped between tracks and was hit by a Montclair to Jersey City train, with DL&W resisting suit under the Federal Employers' Liability Act of 1898.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Martin Pederson
West End
N. J
Buffalo
Montclair
Jersey City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Percy McMillan
Broyles
McMillan
Taylor
Hargrave
Hargraves
Decatur Street
Stang
Taft's Order Not Annulled In House Vote
Washington January 14 An attempt to revoke Tafts order placing fourth class postmasters under civil service and to remove assistant postmasters and clerks from classification failed in the house today The bill carrying 278 489781 was passed The Cullop amendment to revoke the October 15 1912 order failed 141 to 106 Republicans voted solidly for the amendment with many Democrats Joining Bartletts amendment to bar per diem expenses for inspectors passed 120 to 114
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Washington
Paft
Civil Service
House
Cullop
Indiana
Taft
Representative Bartlett
Georgia
Howe Er
Murdock
Kansas
Hobgan
Alabaind
Recall Aims at Police Judge Weller in California
Mass meeting in San Francisco spurs first California judge recall petition signed by women. Oceanside Woman's club led campaign after Judge Charles L. Weller reduced bail from 32,000 to 1,000 for Albert Hendricks accused of assault on a young girl. Hendricks fled after obtaining release. Weller faced loud protests and denied wrongdoing, claiming standard police court practice.
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San Francisco
Cal
Charles L. Weller
California
Weller
Oceanside Woman's Club
Albert Hendricks
Prohibition Era Mail Ad Restrictions Debated in House
A proposed amendment to bar the mailing of liquor advertisements into prohibition states failed in committee and was ordered out when the bill reached the house. The measure adds about seven million dollars to postal appropriations for the present year, increasing post reels expenses.
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Prohibition
Bond Issue Planned to Expand City Temple
A $25,000 bond issue was approved by the Temple congregation to enlarge the Pryor and Richardson street church, now crowded by a 300 member, rapidly growing congregation. Officers elected include Gilbert Steiner president and Isaac Schoen vice president. new trustees Sigmund Weill Eugene Oberdorfer George A. Gresham and Sigmund Samuels. An annual report praised finances and membership. a banquet followed with speeches by Dr. David Marx Arthur Heyman and Harry A. Alexander and music by Milas Sylvia Spritz and Del oer.
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Temple
Pryor and
Richardson Streets
Gilbert Steiner
Isaac Schoen
W.H. Kriegshaber
Alexander Dittler
Sigmund Weill
Eugene Oberdorfer
George A. Gresham
Sigmund Samuels
Sisterhood
Alfred B. Rich
David Marx
Arthur Heyman
Harry A. Alexander
Milas Sylvia Spritz
Mr. Del*oer
Aluminum Trust Clutches World By The Throat
Washington report on January 14 reveals an international aluminum pact involving Aluminum Company of America and its Canadian plant with European firms. President Davis testifies the agreement excludes the United States due to law, raises tariff questions, and notes ARIT profits and capitalization.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and
Arthur V. Davis
Aluminum Company of America
United States
Canadian Aluminum Company
Ramey
I Minots
Davis
London
Europe
Wickersham
Canada
Palmer
Devis
South Carolina
Pennnsylvania
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Ife
Repre
Weather Prophecy Predicts Warmer Midweek in Georgia
Forecast calls for fair to warmer conditions in Georgia with a warming trend through Wednesday. Increasing cloudiness Thursday and moderate east winds accompany the mild rise in temperatures.
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Georgia
Vair
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