Atlanta Rotary Club Forms New Organization
An Atlanta Rotary club organized this week by local business men at the chamber of commerce meeting chaired by Ivan B. Allen joins the International Association of Rotary clubs. Officers include President Hubert W. Anderson and Vice President Henry W. Grady with directors such as Ivan F. Allen and L. L. Hicks. The club aims to promote progress and civic growth, distinct from the Ad Men's club and chamber of commerce memberships.
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Rotary Club
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Ivan B. Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Wubs
Mr. Allen
International Association
Hubert W. Anderson
Henry W. Grady
Ben Lee Crew
Howard Geldert
Lounsbur
Ivan EF. Alfen
Adams
R. L. Foreman
L. L. Hicks
Jack H. Lewis
B. H. Core
George M. Greene
Evelyn Harris
Fred Houser
Francia
Kamper
Charles J. Atkinson
W. L. Halstead
FH. H. Goodhart
W. B. Seabrook
Beene
Ad Men's Club
Hammond Elected Deputy Grand President and Chairman
Hammond, secretary to May or Woodward and a dominant figure in theatre, was elected chairman of the finance committee at the stand lodge and deputy grand president of the Theatrical Movi nical Association. Footlight, his periodical, was chosen as official organ after defeating the Billboard. Avanta won the national convention, with San Francisco named as 1918 convention site. Charles W. Schweitzer was elected president at the present convention.
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Woodward
Fisure
Stand Lodge
Grant
Meviinical Association
Thy Footlight
Piarauter
Ativan
Tigeest
Billboard
Amond
Avanta
San Francisco
Charles W. Schweitzer
Cooler Weather Forecast Spells Drier Skies Today
Cooler weather and showers are forecast for today with a high near 84 degrees, lower than last week and cooler than many U S cities. Cloudy conditions and breezes kept the temperature fluctuating, peaking around 84 at 2 pm and dropping to about 73 later before the afternoon fall resumes.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Dog Catchers Soon Busy on Atlanta Streets
Walter Taylor city clerk announces openings for two dog catchers amid a drive to operate two dog wagons. Dr. Arthur H. Van Dyke lobbied for the program, with a $100 daily allotment approved to fund the effort. Applications already come in as exams are scheduled Friday morning.
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Arthur H. van Dyke
Woodward
Taylor
SPCA
van Dyke
Americus
Jamee Bolton Fulier
Ig City
Use Hunt Testimony in Crawford Will Case
Dr. J W Hurt will testify for widow Mary Belle Crawford to counter Dr HW F Harris on morphine traces found in Joshua Crawford. Hurt alleges daily small morphine doses before death explain the drug presence. State health official Isarris testified at Auditor James Anderson hearing. relatives seek Crawford estate of 250000 and to deny widow’s claim.
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Joshua Crawford
Mary Belle Crawford
HW. F. Harris
Crawford
Hurt
Isarris
State Board of Health
James Anderson
Tariff Association Meet At Ansley Hotel Discusses Cotton
The Southeastern Tariff Association held a largely attended meeting at the Ansley hotel on Thursday. Cotton and its products were the principal topics discussed.
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Tariff Association
Southestern Tarif Association
Ansley Thursds Cotton
Family of Dying Veteran in Desperate Circumstances
The family of Robert Hightower a Confederate lieutenant with memory of Civil War days is in destitute circumstances at 247 Cooper Street. He suffers a long standing mental illness and doctors say death is near. Local charitable groups have been urged to consider aid for the Hightower home.
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Robert Hightower
Cooper Street
Hightower
Hearing Promised for Woman Suffragists By House Panel
Washington July 10 The House committee on Tales promised a hearing next December on adding a committee on woman suffrage to the standing committees. Mrs Helen Gardener led a delegation including the wives of Senators Shafroth and Representatives Baker Stone and Taylor. The panel cannot take up the measure this session but will hear suffragists between early December and Christmas. The suffrage advocates argued one fifth of Senate and one seventh of House members come from suffrage states and that 1916 could see nearly 1 000 000 women voting. they noted previous referrals to the judiciary have stalled such measures. Senate debate on a constitutional amendment to enfranchise women was blocked by Senator Thornton.
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Judiciary
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Louisiana
Scouts Depart for Chattanooga Trip Under Scoutmaster Everett
Boy Scouts of America troop leaves today for Chattanooga under Scoutmaster E G Everett. They travel first to Dalton by train and will be hosted by the Dalton chamber of commerce. From Dalton they hike to Chattanooga with the chamber of commerce guiding them, then return by foot.
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Boy Scouts of America
Chattanooga
G Everett
Dalton
Chamber of Commerce
Car Crashes into Post Shatters White Light at Hunter and Whitehall
Williams was cranking a four cylinder auto when the motor slipped into gear. The car struck a lamp post at Hunter and Whitehall, shattering four glass globes and injuring balloon vendor Jenaro Peggott as glass fell on his arm. The crowded corner avoided serious injuries thanks to the post.
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Wiams
Hunter and
Whitehall
Williams
Jenaro Peggott
East Hunter Street
Tme
Account Veterans' Reunion and Train Fare Return
A note on a veterans reunion with travel cost details from Atlanta to Brunswick and return. Mentions a fare of 3.73 dollars and a July date. Additional names or organizations appear fragmented.
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Atlanta
Brunswick
Senate confirms several U S appoints in Washington
In Washington on July 10 the Senate confirmed Thomes Ewing Sr of New York as commissioner of patents and George W. Jack as United States district attorney for the western district of Louisiana. Lewis M. Coleman was named United States attorney for the eastern district of Tennessee.
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Senate
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Thomes Ewing, Sr
New York
Patents
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United States
Western District
Louisiana
Eastern District
Tennessee
July Days Are Special Economy Days
Advertisements in the Constitution urge readers to browse July sales as merchants clear out small and odd lots. Prices drop during this period, offering many items for family use and home needs at lower prices than usual.
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