Citizens to Help in Atlanta Vice Crackdown
Chief Beavers says citizens will supply evidence on disorderly houses as part of a police drive to curb vice downtown. A physician provided names and addresses of alleged resorts, with plans for many more communiques. A woman was arraigned for operating a disorderly house on Luckie Street, bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Beavers
Constitution
Atlanta
Luckie Street
E. Love
Kirk
Patrick
No. 174
Pensions Sought for Dixie Veterans and Widows
Washington July 2 A bill to grant monthly pensions of 80 dollars to Confederate veterans and widows of Confederate veterans was introduced today by Representative Rawners of Georgia. The measure was referred to the Senate pension committee.
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Washington
Rawnerds
Georgia
Hair Cure Claim for Dandruff and Hair Loss
Signed by Mrs Ella Shoield in 1912, the notice promotes Cuticure Soap and Ointment as a cure for dandruff scalp itching and hair loss. It describes long years of irritation, a successful two week improvement, and urges use with Cuticura Soap for bathing, plus mailed samples and a Boston department offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Mre
Ella Shoield
Dept. T
New County Seats Battle Over 184 Member Limit
Georgia House debates seating two new county men amid a constitutional limit of 184 members. Proponents argue counties warrant representation. opponents warn seating them risks invalidating bonds and overstepping the charter. The committee report to deny seats is upheld by a majority vote, with calls for an explicit 186 member fix suggested.
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House
Browning
Mr. McArthur
H. J. Pullbright
Burke
Waa
Slater
Bryan
Oliver
Richmond
Ban Hill
Tim
Pernilel Kanxan
Kansan
Supreme Court
Dave
Olive
Georgia
Hardeman
Fefferson
Jefferson
Mr. Olive
Mr. Hardeman
Myrick
Chatham
Blackburn
Fulton
Plaquet
Fulbright
McArthur
Montgomery County
Wheeler County
Montgomery
Adama
Tall
Pike
Akin
Allen
Glassenck
Jackean
Ane
Pickens
Anderson
Banik
Murray
Arnold
Henry
Ogletuon
Atwood
Gallard
Aleck
Bell
Glennett
Berns Blackburn
Booker
Firgan
Burney
Carlton
Carter
Stewart
Cheney
Cole
Colemen
Cel Oun
Coleman
Tagrens
Cook
Ceape
Crawley
Culpepper
Meriwether
Davidson
DeVaughn
Dodd
Dareugh
Darrmondson
Fllis
Evans
Farts
Field
Foster Perier
Fullbright
Gower
Greene
Howson
Green
Wilkes
Grifén
Grimes
Hammack
Hardaman
Marcle
Hart
Mayes
Heath
Henderson
Hendicks
Merrington
Wines
Hallberg
Halticlaw
Hopkins
Jamon
Jones
Coweta
Janes
Lownites
Kimbrouich
Lane
Decatur
Jasper
Todbetter
Keo
Lee
Wilkincon
Tileg
Lipscnmb
Aga
McCante
WeCrory
Stash
Deitaly
Smith
Emanuel
Neye—Bullard
Cartar
Appling
Clary
Claments
Cochran
Conner
Finnla
Eaton
Hodges
Younslon
Ian
Mecalla
Metarthy
Gerrien
Pickett
Rhodes
Ehipp
Fannin
Spence
Mitchel
Stone
Tallaterre
Suggs
Taylor
Laurens
Wood
Tales
Georgia House Debates County Reorganization and Reforms
The legislature weighs county creation and representation as Blackley Wheeler counties seek parity. Some urge automatic readjustment, others require a constitutional amendment to expand the unit to 386. Adjournment set for the next morning after vigorous debate with many proposed measures including school district timing, mort gage foreclosures, and a governor’s monument.
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Justice Courthouse
Culpepper
Clinch
Norwood County
Wright
Floyd
Hart
Warren
Apda
Edmondson
Brooks
William B. Kent
Dorough
Franklin
Griffin
Lowndes
Blackburn
Fulton
Adams
Hall
James Milton Smith
Smith
Hodges
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic earnings rise with 10 percent gain
Receivers of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic report a 10 percent increase in new business. They paid 6 percent interest on 4.7 million receivers’ certificates due July 1 and may extend terms if interest is raised to 6 percent. Equity in the road exceeds last year by about 1 million due to 150 miles of new rail, a cotton shed at Brunswick, ten locomotives, a new warehouse, rock ballast and related improvements. Estimated secured value stands around 21 million with total securities about 36 million backing the certificates. Projected gross earnings for the next year are about 3.76 million with net around 723 thousand.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Brunswick
Atlanta
Dance at Fort McPherson by 17th Infantry
Enlisted men of the 17th Infantry at Fort McPherson held a dance last night. Several guests from Atlanta attended and reports say it was a very enjoyable occasion.
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17Th Infantry
ePherson
Atlanta
Ad Men Save for 1914 Convention at Ansley Hotel
At the Back From Baltimore banquet the Atlanta ad men voted to save 284 dollars, forming a nucleus for a 5000 dollar fund to support Atlanta initiatives. The gathering featured Coca Cola’s S C Dobbs promoting truthful advertising and included various speakers praising the Baltimore trip and plans for Toronto. The event marked Atlanta’s first banquet in the new Ansley and noted abundant water as the evening’s lighthearted highlight.
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Baltimore
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Ivan Allen
Harry Goodhart
Club
Toronto
Charles A. Smith
8. C. Dobbs
Coca Cola Company
Jack Lewis
Albert Adama
George H. Kohn
Evelyn Harris
W. J. Wubbard
W. 5. Lounsbury
W. F. Parkhurst
L. D. Hicks
He Tried to Be Nice at Forsyth with Charlotte Lander
Edward Abetes presents He Tried to Be Nice on the Forsyth stage featuring Miss Charlotte Lander in a clever sketch from Playtet. The creator of Officer 666 stars with a talented partner in a capitally played, highly clever offering. Night prices apply on the Fourth of July as with holiday matinees.
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Edward
Edison Talking Pictures Draw Crowd at Matinee and Night
Helene Edison’s talking pictures drew larger crowds than the four prior exhibitions. The sensational invention wowed audiences with realistic sound and moving images. Each showing featured three complete reels with daily changes, suggesting live human action behind the sheet.
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CAL Helene Edison
Parla at the Bitou Musical Comedy Delights Audiences
The Bitou theater presents a popular musical comedy drawing strong applause. George Rhen and Cash Knights are highlighted as leading performers. Matinees run daily at 3 o clock with evening shows at 7 20 and 8 o'clock, drawing delighted Bijou audiences.
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Bitou
Little Theater
George Rhen
Cash Knights
Carnegie Presented to French President in Paris
Andrew Carnegie was presented today at the Interior Ministry by Emile Louhet to President Raymond Poincare. Trustees of the Hero Fund and Carnegie Peace Foundation guests will attend a public dinner tonight organized by multiple French and international groups.
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Andrew Carnegie
Ministry of the Interior
Hero Fund
Emile Louhet
Carnegie
Palace
the &Lysene
Raymond Poincare
Carnegie Hero Foundation
European Council of the
Carnegie Peace Foundation
Frencho-American Committee
The
University of Forts
Parliamentary Peace Group
Council of the National Association of French Woman
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Dixie Veterans
Paolo
Francis EB. Price
Leo H. Browning
Bleckley County
Douglas McArthur
Representation Fm
Blackley
Wheelerle
Whitaker
Heard
Coffee
Douglas
Putnam
Barris
Corn
Towns
Northen
Clay
Griggs
Cooper
Ware
Brooke
Quitman
Brann Screven
Messrs. Jones and Griffin
Towndes
South Gearetate Normal College
University of Georgia
Hardin
Monroe
Ragland
Talbot
Mesers Gower
Crisp
Cochfran
Filton
Duncan
Dooly
Unadijla
Meaders
Ocanee
Crowley
McPherson
Start of Toronto Fund
Keith
Forsyth
Edison's Talking Pictures
Johnson Motor Car Co
Peachtree
Jos
A. M.cord
John W. Grant
1. N. Goddard
Thomas C. Erwin
Frank Hawkins
W. Byers
A. M. Bergstrom
B. Summers
A. J. Hansell
Tae Tap National Bank
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