Live Like King Says Dr Lee At Atlanta Lecture
Dr Lee advocates universal brotherhood and happiness through ethical science. He speaks of laws of nature guiding society, industrial education, and the power of collective progress as thousands listen in Atlanta.
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Wilensky
Bee
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Tonanta Weare
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Stinson
Artamte
You Should Enjoy Your Stomach With Digestive Tablets
A garbled ad style passage promotes tablets called Dys Pepsia Tablets to aid digestion and appetite. It claims improved stomach comfort, better mind and memory, and a pleasant facial appearance after use, urging readers to buy a cent box at any drug store.
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Iveraturno
Jno. T. Milliken & Co
Ste Louis
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Children killed by rattlesnake in Lafayette County
Jacksonville Fla January 30 a horrific family tragedy on the banks of the Bunanes river when three children died two from a rattlesnake bite and one by drowning Mrs Ralesson sent her boy to deliver a message. His screams drew the mother who rushed to help but the snake struck another child as she tried to assist. She carried the children home but both died within minutes. The baby left at home fell into a tub of water and drowned.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Roblesson
Lafayette County
Otto
Ralesson
Rolosson
Marketing union urged at National Farm Exposition
Columbia January 30 speakers at the fifth National Farm Exposition urged farmers to regulate supply to stimulate demand. Prominent speakers included Clarence Po Relhigh J D Piggleston Washington chief of Rural Education and O M Rhodes president of the Tennessee Farmers Union. James Wilson secretary of agriculture and a Newse committee member were slated to speak tomorrow. Awards today highlighted wheat and soy leaf sweepstakes with winners named from multiple states.
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Clarence Po
Relhigh
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Aeid Service
United States Bureau
Bredford Knapp
Ot Watson
South Carolina
MT Rhodes
Tennessee Farmers Union
Wo Dabbs
South Carolina Farmers Union
Charles & Dannett
National Farmers Union
Harare Plunkett
Walter IL Pag
James Wilson Secretir
Nowse
Thatrman Lunb
Lalrmont
Deming
John L Patts
Rea
Pat
Cereenville
Irland
Swat the Fly Crusade Spreads Worldwide
The global spread of the Swat the Fly campaign continues after its US surge last year. Health officials including De Lathur Murray of the District of Columbia report international inquiries and school listings, with letters from various countries seeking information.
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United States
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Murray Health
District of Columbia
Errett
Sdetha
Smuggled Girls From Den Highlight Arson and Deportation Plot
Fragments describe a scheme involving the removal of three Chinese girls from a den near Chinatown. Leaders tied to rival factions watched from a distance as authorities found the victims and prepared deportation to Athens in January. Names and details are garbled, but references to a man named Lance, a Mr Wikle, and business ties suggest a wider criminal operation across multiple cities.
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Chinatown
Toun
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Woman Seeks Annulment of Marriage in Supreme Court
Mrs Con slaice Tee De Pastor filed suit in the district supreme court seeking the annulment of her marriage to Tours le Pastor ambassador of Spain. The couple were tried in Baltimore in 1906 when de Pastor was attached to the Spanish station in Washington. A Virginia belle, De Pastor's former wife, is noted in the background as the suit proceeds. The court ordered the papers sealed.
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Washington
Virginia
Prospects Bright for Sending Fifth Regiment to Washington
Campaign leaders express confidence in raising funds to send the Fifth Georgia regiment to Governor Woodrow Wilsons inauguration, with committees to press a $2000 appropriation. Adjutant General Nash defends the trip as duty not a holiday, noting soldiers will endure sacrifices and strict discipline to represent Atlanta and protect citizens.
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Berkshire Congress Names Georgia Man
Fourteen states were represented at the annual Berkshire Congress meeting held today. Speeches were given by F Curtis of Iowa Agricultural College and J M Hibbard of Bennington. The group elected Lodgs of Lowell president, Dibatd.I of Jave Springs Ga as vice president, and Frank Springer of Springheld MN as secretary. Next meeting planned for a location in Pennsylvania. Berkshire Record association to decide.
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Iowa Agricultural College
J M Hibbard
Bennington
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Lowell
Mass
Jave Springs
Springer
Springheld
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Berkshire Record Asso Elabon
Columbia Fire Insurance Adds Directors At Athens Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting of Columbia Fire Insurance Company, John R Deke of Atlanta and Judge Lorace Holden of Athens were added to the board. The firm lists assets around $215,000 with officers JF Caruthers president W Basan president fare White treasurer Langdon Quinn secretary WW Bo Wilkinson resident secretary, and a slate of directors including JF Johnseen John Ro Wal adtigen Tudg Hamilton McWharter Pittard N Wodeson JF c Sha helford John Ro White ToC Me Kings tC Prein and DP WW Meadow.
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Columbia Fire Insurance
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Atlanta
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Pittard
N' Wodeson
Helford
John Ro
Meadow
Burke Named Aide De Camp To Governor After Augusta Visit
Major Joseph F Burke of Atlanta will be commissioned to serve as aide de camp on Governor Brown's staff upon the governor's return from Augusta where he attends the dedication of University of Georgia medical department buildings. Burke succeeds Lt Col H M Atwater, recently retired. Burke, long a prominent figure in Georgia military circles, served in the Confederate army and was a longtime officer in the Gate City Guards.
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Brown
Augusta
Medical Department
University of Georgia
Joseph F Burke
Atlanta
H M Atwater
Thomastone
Burke
Dick Bill
Major Burke
Old Gate City Guards
Peddlers Must Pay License or Face Jail Under Court Ruling
Judge W D Ellis dissolves a temporary injunction against Tax Collector A P Stewart and Police Chief 4 E Rowan. Peddlers must pay the $38 license or face imprisonment. Named objectors Ili Butiit B Pol lock Roughlin I Gilstein and H Warshawsk. Also reported is a mistrial in the killing case of Ella Little, who claimed self defense, with jurors deadlocked 10 to 2 for acquittal. The case proceeds to the next criminal term. A spelling bee is planned at The Druid church to raise funds for new pews.
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Superior Court
A P Stewart
E Rowan
IL Butiit
B Pollock
Roughlin
I Gilstein
H Warshawsk
Ella Little
Jeff Greer
Gage
Criminal Superior Court
Congressman Legare Dies in Charleston at 43
Charleston, Jan 30. Hon George S Legare, representative from South Carolina’s first district, died at his home after years of illness. He recently retired from duties in Washington after serving in the fifty-eighth Congress. He was 43 years old.
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George S Legare
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Bell Directory subscription and correction notice
The Bell Telephone Directory going to press soon invites subscriptions to include names in the new book. To make changes or corrections contact the office at 78 S. Pryor St or 25 Auburn Ave.
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Bell Telephone
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Auburn Ave
Closer Organization For Bar Association Event
An Atlanta bar gathering will convene at the University Club after noon with judges and lawyers, focusing on social activities rather than speeches. Burton Smith John W Moore and Samuel TD Newlett lead receptions, with committees for judges, legal staff, and hospitality.
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John W Moore
Samuel TD Nlewlett
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Supreme Court
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Byrne to be ordained a Catholic priest in June
Baltimore reports Mikhael J Byrne, known as one of the Byrne brothers of Fight Bell fame, will be ordained a Catholic priest in June. De John F Byrne, son of the actor, confirms the plan. Byrne is 54 and widowed for about five years after his wife’s death.
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Loretta Fenn
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Mortuary Services for Mrs Curran in Atlanta
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Allen Curran 42 who died Wednesday at a private sanitarium will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock from her residence 119 Rawson Street with burial in West View Cemetery The body rests at Burkett Simmong Undertaking Establishment Survived by her husband Jack P Curran two daughters Louise and Lessie Curran her mother Mrs E S Allen three sisters and three brothers all of Columbus Miss Ollie Renau also mentioned as a survivor with funeral plans pending in Atlanta The report also notes other obituaries and funeral arrangements for J Harkins and for Ollie Renau with other personal notices from the Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Rawaon Street
West View
Burkett-Simmong Undertaking Establishment
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Louise
Lessie Curran
E S Allen
Will J Dunn
J T R
Ollie Renau
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pattersons Chapel
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A B Andrews
H M Seutell
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De Wright Dies in Brooklyn After New York Trip
Dr A R Wright of Lumpkin Georgia died in a Brooklyn hospital ten days after travelling to New York for an operation. He was 46, a prominent Lumpkin physician and Mason woodman of the World member. Survived by wife Lucy Wright, two sisters, and five brothers. funeral in Atlanta Sunday at 2:30 with Rev Owen and Rev Preston officiating. interment at West View.
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Lumpkin
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Woodmen of the World
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Cheatham Named New Teacher at Atlanta Law School
Elliott Cheatham, Harvard Law 1911 and Georgia alumnus, began yesterday as Instructor in common law pleading at the Atlanta Law School. He succeeds Victor Lamar Smith who resigned to move to New York City. Junior class elected George T. Northen president for a second term, with B H Frazer as vice president and F U Kalmera as secretary.
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Harvard
University of Georgia
Atlanta Law School
Victor Lamar Smith
New York City
George T. Northen
Atlanta
JS OH High-Smith
B H Frazer
F . U Kalmera
Lee Named Chairman for Prohibition Party in State
George Gary Lee of Lykesland has been appointed state chairman for the national Prohibition Party. He will organize the entire state and is a member of the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church, South.
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Columbia & C
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Methodist Church, South
Red Caps for Hunters Bill Proposed in Albany
Albany January 30 news item reports a bill to require hunters in the state to wear bright red caps while pursuing game and to display a metal badge on coats showing hunting license numbers. The measure aims to improve hunter visibility and license enforcement.
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