Veterans Praise and Confederate Memorial Meeting Report
The article recounts a Civil War veterans gathering with speeches by governors and leaders including Vice President Marshall and Speaker Champ Clark. It notes resolutions thanking the United States government, praising Southern valor, and calls for a Confederate memorial to stand as a symbol of unity and brotherhood.
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Ween Swigiol
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Philadelphia
Presid
Marshall
Champ Clark
Ore
Coe
Johnson City
Easian
Perisa
Lasburg
Pennettia
Mosermert
Paseule
Alrountry
Remonstration Concludes Against a Far-Reaching Plan
A fragmentary editorial expresses cautious warning about a proposed undertaking. It notes the remonstration's completion and argues that the project should not proceed, urging reflection to prevent future missteps. Named individuals and broader historical context appear obliquely in the retelling.
Atlanta Manufacturers Form Permanent Exhibit Association
One hundred Atlanta manufacturers gathered at the Hotel Ansley to organize a Permanent Manufacturers Exhibit Association. They endorsed a permanent national and local exhibit with a target budget around 22 200 dollars, aiming to place Fulton county products on display and attract out of town merchants.
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Atlanta
Ansley
4 Manufacturers Association
Fulton County
Weare
Chamber of Commerce
Urgel
Brooks Mornan
Bolling H Jones
Mr Sones
Oly Perann
Ararit
Pius Ferchandivins
Tom Stevens
Boris
Athens Trust Bank Wrecking Case Ends in Guilty Verdict
WW Griffin, former president of the defunct Athens Trust and Banking Company, found guilty tonight of wrecking the bank. Jury returned the verdict this afternoon and recommended by the jury. Robert H McCraft, cashier, pleaded guilty last Friday and was sentenced to three years in prison. The state bank failed in January 1912.
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Athens Call
Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Ccompany
Brand
Robert H McCraft
Mortuary Notice of Railway Telegraphers Widow and Kin
A telegrapher for the Central railroad died from injuries from twenty years past after leaping from a burning trestle. He leaves a wife and son. His remains were sent to Macon for interment. Irene T. Baker, Savannah, died at Harris Wo King residence, formerly Miss Irene Trenholm. She leaves two children, Trenholm Baker of Marietta and Miss Harvis Wo King, and others. Nancy Maynard of Griffin, an esteemed Griffin resident, died at 82 and was buried at Counts Line church.
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Cass
Central Railroad
Mr Cass
Griffin
Holton Inn
Order of Railway
Macon
Irene T. Baker
Savannah
Rene Trenholm
Harris Wo
Baker
Irena Trenholm
Marietta
Kins
D Trenholm Baker
Mita Harvis
Nancy Maynard
Griffin Farufly
Local obituary notes death at Vopunan sanitarum
Mio Fannie Forars, of 74 Chere kee atonue, died yesterday morning at Vopunan sanitarum. The body is at Birela & Brandons. In 1 hour this morning at 7:30, a service will be held at Cant a ti Bo timer. Tarsis is survived by three sons and one daughter.
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Mio Fannie Forars
Cherekee Atonue
Vopunan Sanitarum
Birela & Brandons
Prominent Atlantans meet at rural carriers convention
Prominent Atlantans address the tenth annual rural letter carriers meeting at the Kimball Ballrom Woodward. Delegates from Atlanta and Gov Slaton and Congressman Hardwick are among speakers. About 300 delegates registered with 209 more expected. convention covers varied business on Saturday.
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Atlanta
Fredo White
John Marshall Slaton Lark Ffowell
Thomas W Hardwick
Kimball
Japan Sends Note to United States on Aliens
The Japanese note, supplementary to June’s rejoinder, was delivered to Secretary Bryan by Ambassador Chinda. It restates points from the rejoinder and touches on Webb Act style provisions, equality in treaties, and inheritance rights, signaling possible arbitration in ongoing talks with the United States.
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Washington
Aryan
Chinda
Webb
Canfamia
United States
America
Bryan
Turner Verein Annual Picnic at Germania Park
The Atlanta Trin Wrens basket picnic opens at 10 this morning near Lakewood Germania Park with games for children and adults. The afternoon and evening feature dancing in the pavilions, and a luncheon with Brunswick stew is provided by the entertainment committee chaired by New man Lasser.
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Atlanta
Germanial ‘Park
Brothers Arnold push permanent Georgia voter registration bill
Two Georgia brothers, R Arnold of Henrietta and R J Arnold of Oglethorpe, have introduced a bill in the House to establish permanent registration. The measure, aligned with Governor Slaton’s ideas, would require annual tax payments to keep a permanent voting list and would see tax collectors prepare yearly hats from the permanent register. The bill also moves to close the county voting list 60 days before elections, replacing the previous six months. It targets preserving recorded voters while excluding those who died, moved away, been convicted of crime, or failed to pay taxes.
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Georgia
House of Representatives
Slaton
R . Arnold
Henri County
R J Arnold
Oglethorpe
Dr Arnold
Henry
University of Georgia
Henry County
Bath
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Arnold ml Js
Messrs Arnold
Lane Fourth in Atlanta Sparks Wide July Parks Picnics
Fourth of July plans unfold in Atlanta with numerous park picnics and basket dinners across the city. Piedmont Park and other venues attract families, while many offices close or reduce hours. a fair day with possible showers is forecast amid public celebrations and limited court operations.
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Perth
Tate
James L Beaters
Picnes Piedmont Park
Jake Gol
BD Smiths
Camp Wrancke Summer Camp Opens for Southern Bell Girls
A camp on Brown 4 MHL road near 212 miles from the nearest car line will host 40 to 80 Southern Bell Telephone Company girl employees this summer at Camp Wrancke a seven acre retreat with showers swimming pools and hammocks funded by the company and with costs shared by campers. Mrs Mattie Kirk will serve as matron with Mia Bettie Mitchell and others coordinating activities including sports dancing and reading material with transportation via Lakewood car and bus at modest costs.
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Mhl
Mils
Southern Ball Telephone Company
Wrannke
Wrancke
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
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DB Jackson
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Tatum
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Alice Means
Estella Rutledge
R E Robinson
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Telephone Compan
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Patrick
Decatura
Barnes Stercil & Co
J B Cheek Dies at 612 Soldiers Home
J B Cheek, age unknown, died at the 612 Soldiers Home Wednesday morning. The funeral will be from Pooles chapel at 1 o clock this afternoon and interment will be in West View Cemetery.
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J. &. Cheek
J B Cheek
Poolés Chatel
West View
Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start May 25
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A B and A commence Sunday May 25. Round trip fare is one dollar. Train departs Union Station at 8 a.m.
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Warm Springs
Union
Guard officers barred from discussing political controversy orders
Adjutant General J Van Holt Nash forbids National Guard officers to discuss any phase of the offending military legislation. He argues militia should not engage in political controversy and warns that disobedience could lead to a court martial for officers and militia members.
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National Guard
J van Holt Nash
One Mail Today in Residence Sections
Observing a national holiday, the Atlanta post office closes at noon for a half day. Two morning deliveries occur in the business district while residential areas receive mail throughout the morning. All service windows in the federal buildings operate with limited hours.
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Atlanta Post Office
Cl 3
Groves Tone Drops Malaria Aid Amid Low Spirits
A jumble of phrases references groves, malarial aid, and low spirits in a vintage tone. Notable terms include Old Standard, Neroas, and Appeller with scattered mentions of drive and fire in the 20s era. The readable fragments hint at public health effort and social mood without a clear事件 or names.
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Renera Sterng
Svelem Aaure
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