Atlanta Church leader rails against popular election and Georgia beer law
Pastor Ray Len Broughton at Baptist Tabernacle condemns popular elections as politics driven, urges retention of Georgia's six month registration cutoff to curb corrupt voting and the near beer trade. He argues clerical appointments should be preserved and warns against city upheaval from electioneering. He ties church duty to enforcing laws against alcohol and guiding public policy.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Ray Len G Broughton
Ananta
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Church
Thors
Atlanta
Sy Mved
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Tul To
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Poutine
Ehtcs
Lotea Raat
Alwavs
Georgia
Pang
Mnien
Enforce Law or Face Ruin in Georgia Says Leader
A Georgia speaker denounces beer law evasion by soft drink venues, urges state and local officials to close loopholes, and warns that continued law neglect risks crime, anarchy, and public moral decline. cites Prohibition era concerns and calls for strong enforcement and accountability.
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Atlante
Judge Briles Court
Georgia
Ana Iora
South
Vile
Allmheer Brewing
The Atlanta Spirit sermon by Dr John White
Dr John E White of Second Baptist preached on The Atlanta Spirit and the Churches of Atlanta urging churches to test and harness a civic spiritual mood. He warned the city risks moral decline from self interest and commercial focus and urged unified church action to guide Atlanta toward religious revival and social responsibility.
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John White
Atlanta Spirit
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Atlanta
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White
Ura
Israel
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Chamber of Commerce
Eldvens
Presbyterian University
Agnew Bott College
Lelt
Herod
Earth
Kimbery
Alaki
Fulton County
Vaughan
Ita
Auanta
Unproven Pills Promoted For Health Declares Pure Blood Cure
An advertisement touts Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a quick fix for a host of ailments and declares they will purify blood, regulate stomach and liver action, and ward off many ills. It urges purchase from a local dealer and promises dramatic nightly results.
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To Cure Constipation Biliousness and Sick Headache in a Night
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cures and remedies with unclear phrases and stray names, offering no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond medical claims and generic references. The readable portion suggests an old style remedy pitch without concrete publishable facts or dates.
Boy Takes Own Life With Shoes On In Bennie Burch Household
Helena July 2 a note found reading I want to go with my shoes in Bennie Burch and his wife report their young son drank carbolic acid today and was found dead in a vacant house authorities say the incident occurred tonight with unclear circumstances and timing.
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Wai
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Freeman Preaches to Deaf Mutes of Atlanta City
Prof Freeman delivers sermon at St Marks to deaf mutes of Atlanta and 40 visitors from outside the city. Large crowd attends Bible class led by W F Crus sellen. Deaf teachers from several states visit including W S Johnson Hex J W Michaels Henry Marr and others. Invitations issued for a deaf picnic in Atlanta and for delegates to attend the Arsenal Association convention in Colorado. Georgia aims to host the National Association of Deaf convention in Atlanta in 1912.
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Love Spring
St Marks Church
Atlanta
Bible Cass
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Threemans
Professor Freeman
W S. Johnson
Talladega
Ala
Michaels Evangel
Henry Marr
George Corey
Cave Spring
Mise Rogers
South Carolina
I Duncan
Alabama
College Park
Arsenal Association of Desto
Colorado
Georgia
National Association of Deaf
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Robert F Maddox
Frederick Faxon
National Association of Dsar
Albert C Howard dies after long illness in West End
Obituary notes Albert C Howard of Cranston born February 29 1878. notable Rhode Island figure and legislator with long service in banking and temperance work. survived by wife and five children. Funeral at West End home with interment in Providence Swann Point chapel. pallbearers named H B Wey Charles K Haskins William E Mansfield Watson Fuller.
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West End
Rhode Island
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Howard
Jessa
Mary
King
Cranston
Smithvile Seminary
Lapham Institute North Scituate
James B Angel
Ann Arbornia
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William Sprague
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Belmx
Peoples Savings Bank
Sereda
Cvil
Quanston
Hieventh
Rhode Ivland Valunteers Lion
Ricde
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Senate
Mise
Wo Randall
Povience
Boston
Atlan
Weat End
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Arthur W. Claffin
Henry Edmonds
Londo England
Albert H Howard
London
England
Egston
Maes
Winthrop R Howard
Atlanta
Providence Rt
Swann Point Chapel
H B Wey
Charles K Haskins Willam
Mansfield and
Watson Fuller
Mrs Ruby G Ray Dies at Home in Ingiside Galastiget
Mrs Ruby G Ray 23 died at home in Ingiside Galastiget. She is survived by husband, father B Brown, five sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not fully clear from readable text.
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Ruby G Ray
Ingiside
Galastiget
Brown
Weather notes say rains injure cotton crops countrywide
The report cites excessive rainfall east of the Mississippi and in Arkansas and Oklahoma Texas. It notes delayed planting and dormancy issues, with crops late in Oklahoma and Texas. Boll weevils increase in Louisiana and Arkansas as moisture and warmth affect crop health.
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Miss Stnno
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Tre St
Great Demonstration Against the Vatican in Spain
Liberal republicans and socialists staged a monster protest against Vatican interference in civil affairs. Former premier Borer and Iberan republican and localist leaders led a parade of thousands, with similar demonstrations across provinces, marked by orderly but charged display.
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Maérié
Vatican
Church
Borer
Ibera
Repubean
Photo Engravers Enjoy Their Annual Barbecue
Members of the Atlanta Union No 26 Photo Engravers enjoyed a pleasant day yesterday at Copenkill the occasion being a treanousl barbecue. The day was spent at Forrest Collins home a union member. The barbecue was splendidly prepared and the event ranked among the happiest in the order. Ogilfor Walker is now the press.
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Copenkill
Forrest Collins
Ogilfor Walker
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