Plans for two farms for Atlanta inebriates
Judge Johnson of the recorder's court advances a plan to establish two model farms on Ent renchment and Peachtree creeks to house white and black inebriates. The city would acquire 700 acres, seek 25600 for white and 15000 for the black farm, with self maintenance through employment and an honor system. If approved, construction would begin early next year and finish by spring.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Creek
Entrenchment Creek
Anance Committee
Asa G. Candler
James W. English
Charles 5
Fudge Johnson
Johnson
Finance Committee
Dixie Endeavorers to Meet in Atlanta
Atlanta telegram confirms that the United Society of Christian Endeavorers picked Atlanta as next year’s all southern convention site, competing with Dallas and Birmingham. J W Crenshaw reported strong committee enthusiasm after presenting Atlanta’s case in Chicago, noting four divisions across the organization.
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Atlanta
United Society of Christian Endeavorers
Chicago
Christian Endeavorer
Dallas
Texas
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Crenshaw
R. W. Crenshaw
Precision Eyewear Made To Your Prescription
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John L. Moore & Sons
The
Opticians
N. Broad St
Grand Chancellor to be entertained by local Pythians
Atlanta Pythians will host Rev. Troy Beatty grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Georgia as guest of Georgia lodge No. 163. A Friday reception will feature an address of welcome by John Smith and a deputy grand chancellor Jease Wood will speak for the local lodge. Music by W. Zrubner orchestra and solos from city musicians planned. Refreshments to follow. Committees include Newman, Laser chair. P Little. A H Wimberly. J T Smith. J H Liher. W C Thompson. L D Baker. W E Watking. George W Clayton. R J aig. H A Bishop. E G Atken.
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Atlanta
W. W. Zrubner
Followin Newman
Laser
P. Little
AH. Wimberly
J.T. Smith
Li Hier
W. C. Thompson
L. D. Baker
W. E. Watking
George W. Clayton, R. Jaig
H. A. Bishop
and E. G. Atken
Indictments Stoked Britain’s Protest Over Sacramento Case
Indictments in Washington spark British protest over alleged neutrality law violations by the steamship Sacramento former Hamburg American line. The ship cleared San Francisco for Valparaiso carrying cargo later passed to a German squadron. An alleged German officer aboard reportedly directed operations near the Golden Gate and communicated with the fleet by wireless.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Falkland Islands
Washington
Golden Gates
Valparaing
New 4-Inch Submarine Gun Perfected by Navy
Washington officials report the Navy has developed a new four inch disappearing gun for submarines. Secretary Daniels said most submarines already in service will receive the weapon, with future aircraft carry guns as well. The gun will be mounted on the submarine N-1 then under construction in New York, marking a major advance in undersea armament.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bureau of Ordnance
Iman
Daniela
New York
Navien
Austria Expels Subjects From Albania Amid Move to Montenegro
Scutari reports the Austrian consul and staff expelled from Albania and escorted to the frontier. Austrian subjects and agents are being arrested and sent into Montenegro for internment.
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London
Reuter
Cansul
Albania
Montenegro
Growing Power of the Newspaper Ad Seen by Williams
Talcott Williams of Columbia University spoke at the International Press congress in San Francisco, arguing that newspaper ads have risen to a higher moral level and responsibility. He said ads drive public opinion, enforce truth in advertising, and serve democratic institutions, with the press and ads shaping social law.
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San Francisco
Talcott Williams
Columbia University School of Journalism
Federa
Solicitor and
Dr. Willams
International Press Congress
Publc
Hle
England
Macon Terminal plans spark progress on new station project
In Macon Georgia today the Macon Terminal company notified tenants to vacate on a 30 day timeline as work looms on the $1,000,000 project. Arbitrators to settle property damage claims from condemnation will convene next week. A stockholders meeting is set for August 6 as railroads prepare to begin work on the long delayed station at Cherry and Firth Streets. The Central railway will invest about $1.6 million for stations and yards.
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Maecon
Speciat
Macon Terminal Company
Macon
Cherry and
Firth Streets
Central Railway
Swedish Ship Zamora Seized Over Grain Cargo
Swedish steamer Zamora arrived in New York claiming cargo destined for Stockholm. British cruiser detained and towed Zamora to Kirkwall for ten days before Barrow, with cargo discharged. Washington protests British orders in council and burden of proof on shippers discussed amid neutral trading tensions. Also note over 3,000,000 natives educated in English since Philippines takeover.
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New York
Stockholm
Sxirkwall
Barrow-in-Furnoss
Washington
Kirkwall
London
Briseb Prise
Orders In Council
United States
Philippines
City council acts on locker club licenses and streets
Sixteen locker clubs gain licenses by council approval after a police probe. five more await review on July 19. Budget moves include a school lab upgrade for Boys High, while Seventh Ward street oiling gets funding. Health official Kennedy seeks guidance to operate a new car. park inspector duties face pay disputes.
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Woodward
Leenses
Sionday
Gentra Council
Hiches
Ogon
Chibp
Eective
General Council
Mronday
Polica
Edwin Johnson
Police Committee
Mortuary notices from Ingleside to Rome in Georgia deaths
James H. McLendon of Ingleside near Decatur dies after lingering illness at age 5. Survived by wife and children including WB, HO, YF Selendon and several daughters. Body at residence. Also funeral notices for Adkins of Thomson, 33, survived by mother Belle and brother A. D. Ackins. Alonzo Harris, 62, dies near Rome. survived by wife and three sons. Laura A. Sherwood, 58, widow of G. G. Sherwood, dies. two daughters survive. Mary Allen Hilley, 42, dies at home. survived by husband and father. Mrs. W. T. Gibson, 62, dies in Rome. survived by husband, two sons and three daughters. Annis Solomon, 27, dies. survived by son Hugh Solomon and parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wellborn.
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Ingleside
Decatur
Wb, HO
YF Selendon
Ta Patute
Boozer
J. J. Peters
W. C. Simmons
A. P. Owens
Wutins Adking
Thomson
Fra Ee Entenna
Alonzo Harris
Rome
Laura A. Sherwood
A' S
G. G. Sherwood
Mia
Helen Bartlett
Annie L. Sherwood
Patterson's Chapel
Mary Allen Hilley
Mary Allen Hillery
State Street
RL. Hilley
J. B.slaughter
W. T. Gibson
North Broad Street
Annie Solomon
Annis Solomon
Hugh Solomon
W. Cc. Wellborn
Emory University to Start Four Building Projects
Architects were directed to draft preliminary plans for four new Emory University buildings including a law school theology dormitory and heating plant with a total estimated cost around half a million dollars. The university has 135000 in funds and seeks 36000 more from a October citizens campaign led by the Founders' Club.
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Henry Hornbostte
University
Citizens For Atlants
Asa G. Candler
Law
Theolbay
Eishop James H. McCoy
Birmingham
W. D. Thomson
Plato Durham
Hishop
Warren Candler
Olga Petrova Stars in The Heart of a Painted Woman
At the theater today Olga Petrova headlines in The Heart of a Painted Woman, a five part romance. One of the Popular Playa and Players' Petrova series, the work showcases her dramatic power with sensational situations amid a lively original plot created for Mme. Petrova.
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Olga Petrova
Petrova
Mme. Petrova
Lightning Strikes Dawson Street Worker in Noon Shelter
Dawson Ga July report AP says William Fuller a city street hand was struck by lightning while taking shelter under a tree with three companions. He sustained a bad arm burn but recovered after a short while. The others were severely shocked but unharmed.
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Dawson
William Fuller
Mrs Alsop Injured After Struck by Auto near Winecoff
Mrs L F Alsop was struck on Peachtree Street in front of the Winecoff hotel Thursday night by a car moving away. She was taken to the Winecoff and later to her home at 11 West Baker Street. Police seek the driver. Alsop sustained facial and minor injuries.
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Peachtree Street
Winecoff Hotel
Two Americans Die in Submarine Attack on Angio Californian
Washington reports two Americans Richard Martin of Massachusetts and John Mahoney of New York were killed by shellfire from a German submarine that attacked the Angio Californian. Advices to the State Department via Consul General Skinner in London say the captain and eight crew members perished. The Angio Californian escaped the attack in July.
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Washington
Richard Martin
Massachusetts
John Mahoney
New York
State Department
Skinner
London
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