Rockefeller Jr Denounces Sponges and Money Worship
John D. Rockefeller Jr urged the dangers of those who worship money and described sponges as despicable. He said education and ambition can lift a poor boy, and wealth should serve humane ends rather than corrupting influence or greed.
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New York
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Ques Wien
Funda
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Club
T. Rockefeller
Knights of Columbus Officers Visit Atlanta for Barbecue
National officers of the Knights of Columbus will spend Monday in Atlanta, hosted by the Atlanta council. Eight top officers from Washington Chicago and Hartford Conn travel to El Paso Texas and Mexico City to establish new councils. An Atlanta invitation to a Georgia barbecue was accepted with alacrity at Polar Hook Springs near Lakewood.
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Enignts of
Columbus
Atlanta
Cournot
Polar Hook Springs
Lakewr
Weshington
Chicago
Hartford
Conn
Zi Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Georgia
Suit Filed Against Telegraph Company In Booneville
W P Shinault filed suits in the chancery court seeking 1500000 and 1606000 against a telegraph company. The charges include violation of the state anti trust law, higher rates in Booneville than elsewhere, and discrimination among subscribers. Also reports of a First National Bank in Billings being closed by order of the comptroller.
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Cumberland Telephone Co
Booneville
Miss
Iwy Doo Bult Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Chancery Court
W. P. Shinault
Atre
Miasissippi
Boonevile
Washington
HANDCAFE KING BEHIND BARS IN NEW ORLEANS PRISON
A jailed figure known as Astrop the Heart Hen faces a bond denial after a July hearing over a $10,000 fraud claim against Frederick Salmon of New Orleans. Mrs Salmon, charged with grand larceny, refuses to discuss the case. The alleged plot centered on occult science and a Hot Springs, Arkansas robbery tied to Conlin, a former Hot Springs inmate who escaped prison and was recaptured.
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New Orleans
Astrop the
Sgourt Sciences
Strow
Gt & Relimi
Frederick Salmon
Contin
Hot Springs
Act
Salmon
Pla
Conlin
California
Bryan Reaches Home After European Trip
Lincoln Nebraska July 3 W J Ryan reached home tonight from his European trip and refused to discuss national politics. He noted unfamiliarity with local conditions since leaving and said he would stay in Nebraska for some time before resuming his chautauqua engagements, while Nebraska friends push him as a senatorial candidate.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Ryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Cities Amid Severe July Weather
In New York on Sunday heat claimed many lives and caused 1900,000 residents to flee to beaches and mountains. Chicago reported seven deaths and numerous prostrations as humidity stayed high. Philadelphia added five deaths as temperatures neared 49 degrees.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Too Short A Haircut Leads To Death By Own Action
A naval officer aged 27 killed himself after a tragic series of events. He asked his parents for money, planned to leave to his sister, and visited a barber whose ultra short haircut allegedly altered his appearance. He reportedly attempted to suffocate with charcoal before shooting himself in the heart.
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Teuton
Mag-Ix
Bette
Sellings Bank
Lightning Folklore and Precedent in Quips Across Years
A jumble of notes mentions a London Chronicle remark on thunder fears and folk beliefs about lightning. It also reports a Texas rail wage dispute, a Grand Rapids death after an assault, and scattered regional items including Oklahoma City and Chicago references.
Family Reunion Brings Seven Siblings Together at Mrs Camp’s
After years with no full gathering seven Chapman siblings, plus spouses, returned in late June for a ten day joyous house party at Mrs. Thomas Camp's 343 Central Avenue. Attendees ranged from Florida to Alabama and Georgia. oldest is 77. J D Chapman from Buford, L A Chapman from Dublin, R E Chapman from Anniston, G M Chapman from Jacksonville, and Mrs Z H Clardy from Talladega. A formal dinner featured a salutatory for the hostess and each guest received a souvenir spoon. About thirty other guests attended.
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Joseph D. Chapman
Buford
Wiley E. Chapman
Pulliam Street
Atlanta
L. A. Chapman
Dublin
E. M. Chapman
Jacksonville
Fla
Roy E. Chapman
Anniston
Ala
Five Brothers
Thomas Camp
Central Avenue
Z. H. Clardy
Talledega
Pa Br
Georgia
Ffty
Ase
J. D. Chapman
R. E. Chapman
Als
G M. Chapman
Anlefer
Talladega
Walker to issue statement on graft charges against Barron
A Georgia lawmaker declines to confirm authorship of a letter accusing J Lee Barron of graft. A next day or two statement from A M Walker Sr will vindicate him, with possible denial or explanation. The article notes Walker’s city ties and a House committee meeting planned to decide action.
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Thomas. K. Watson
J. Lee Barron
A.M. Walker, Sr
Walker
Mr. Barron
Mr. Walker
Tia
House of Representatives
Watson
Barrom
United Sons of Confederate Veterans appoints leaders in nine states
Memphis scene reports appointments of division commanders for Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky, West Virginia, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi. Key committees named: Monument, Historical, Financial, and Relief with officials from Missouri, Alabama and Virginia among others. In a separate incident, Warren Davis was fatally wounded in a pistol duel with Alex Moore in St Paul Virginia.
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Memphis
Tenn
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Nathan B. Forrest
Clarence J. Owens
Tennessee
Thomas B. Collier
Arkansas
Henry 9
Owenboro
Weat Virginie
B. F. Hutton
Huttonsville
Louisiana
C. EH. Richardson
New
Orteana
Georgia
C. C. Harper
Rome
Florida
Fleming
Jacksonvill
Mississippi
Seymour Stewart
Bt. Louis
Monument Committee
RK. B. Horton
G. W. Duncan
Auburs
Ala
F. W. Mayhood
Washington
Relief Committee
A. B. Smith
Fausttevile
W. Va
Coburn
St. Paul
Warren
Davis
Russell County
Alex Moore
Moore
Barron urges thorough probe into charges and possible subpoenas
Barron urged the committee to conduct a thorough investigation of the charges and indicated that subpoenas may be issued to compel Mr. Watson to testify and to reveal the name of the letter writer behind the accusations.
Two Negro Schools to Be Consolidated in Georgia
Announcement that Gammon Theological Seminary and Clark University will consolidate under one executive head effective July 19. The plan, urged by the Methodist Episcopal Church North, aims to combine administration while keeping each school's name, expand liberal arts and agricultural offerings, and serve about 1,000 students with a white executive leader.
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Gammon ‘Theological Seminary
Clark * University
J. W. E Bowen
Gammon Theologies Seminary
Georgia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, North
Cincinnati
Constitution Will Bulletin Jeffries Johnson Fight July 4
The Constitution will deliver live round by round updates of the Jeffries Johnson bout for Atlanta fans. A special AP leased wire from Reno ringside will relay every blow feint footwork and dodge to a bulletin in front of The Constitution building. The main event begins at 1 30 Reno time and 1 30 Atlanta time.
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The
Constitution
Jeffries Johnson
Atlanta
Associated Press
Reno
Constitution Building
Spain Faces Crisis as Premier Targets Catholic Orders
Madrid reports on Premier Canales pushing a program to curb Catholic orders amid clashes and clerical resistance. The plan seeks to strip privileges, end unauthorized institutions, and modernize Spain while avoiding rupture with Rome. Civil unrest flares in provinces as protests and violence erupt in opposition to the decree on church emblems.
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Madrid
Canslales
Spain
Tes
Canalarea
Canalajes
Optimla
Seema
Vatican
Canslates
Rome
Hamrick Chosen by Textile Men at Augusta Meeting
The Southern Textile Association elected officers before adjourning in Augusta Georgia on July 2. W P Hamrick of Olympamills was named president with Arthur T Smith Langley Manufacturing Co as first vice president and B E B Brown Rockingham as second. Loray Mills Gantonia NC and M E Stevens Columbus Manufacturing Co were named third and fourth vice presidents, M G Stone of Pacolot Manufacturing Co chaired the board, and other officers included S B Hannon Mona ghan Mills and G T Lynch Enterprise Mill. The group plans two annual meetings, to be held after Thanksgiving and near the Fourth of July, with the next meeting in Charlotte NC. Delegates stayed in Augusta for hospitality and many plan to return home tomorrow.
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Augusta
Southern Textile
W. P. Hamrick
Olympa Milis
Columbia
D. C
Arthur T. Smith
Langley Manufacturing Company
Langley
N. C
Yes
B. E B, Brown
Oversear
Wanying
Great Fade Manufacturing Company
Rockingham
Loray
Guy. du
Greater Charlotte
Charlotte
J. W. Atkinson
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
S Jrena
Angus
Theft of Love Letters Reveals Murder Plot
Berlin reports that police in Chaux de Fonds received anonymous love letters from gymnastic teacher Monian to married Mme Nussbaum wife of an insane husband. Letters prove Monson carried on an intrigue with Mme Nussbaum and suggested poisoning the husband.
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Berlin
Chaux de Fonds
Monian
Nussbaum
Monson
Mme. Nussbaum
Watterson's Son Arrested in Saugerties Shooting
Ewing Watterson, son of Colonel Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, was arraigned in Saugerties on a charge of assault after shooting saloon keeper Michael Martin. Bail was denied. he remains in Kingston jail awaiting further examination as relatives plan legal steps and possible committal to a asylum.
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Hingston
N. Y
Brit
Ohowed
Martin
Eric
Watterson
Nimend
Sal
Supreme Court
Batts
Youss Watterson
New York
Colonel Wattenson
Saugerties
Ewing Watterson
Saya
Ben
Colonel Watterson
Hadeon River Hills
Saugerden
Bhoi Taree
Uni
Tarium
Harvey W. Watterson
Wall Street
Men and women charged by bulls in Alhautin when stand collapses
At Alhautin the Spanish bull line spectacle ends in disaster as top-tier supports give way, crowds stampede, and three bulls charge into victims. Eleven men are injured, with a dying person among forty more hurt, one bull killed amid the chaos. Caruso and the Candidate features follow the main event in this inserts.
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Malaya
Alhautin
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