Atlanta Musicians Union No 148 Organized With 30 Charter Members
The Atlanta Federation of Musicians No 148 was installed at Federation Hall with A C Wheeler as president and W S Miler as vice president. The new union, affiliated with the AFL and Atlanta Federation of Trades, begins with about thirty charter members and will require a music exam for admission. Georgia State Band members lead the Labor Day parade, marking a historic first for an Atlanta union band.
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Atlanta
Federation Hall
Atlanta Federation of Musicians
A. C Wheeler
W. 8. Miler
W. H. Conway
Herbert Daly
Albert Miller
A. Jones
Jerome Jones
American Federation of Labor
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Union 15
B. Lee Smith
Georgia State Band
General
Georgia State
Organized Labor
New Orleans
Lyceum Theatre bills top acts for week
Manager Anderson promises a superior Lyceum bill with Julia Hangsley and company as headliners. Fields and Ward and Drawee the juggler share spotlight status, with Kate Dahl the prima donna and European act The Whirlwind Lavelles. The Coutire brothers arrive from Europe. Vitagraph closing the program and matinees run daily except Monday for ladies and children. Drawee the comedy juggler is the feature this week.
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Anderson
Lyceum Theater
Julia Hangsley
Fields
Ward
Drawee
Kate Dahl
Laveles
Coutire Brothers
Europe
Vitagraph
Clark Furnishes the Money for Copper Company Venture
United States Senator W A Clark joins with Keits capitalists to form a copper company with 15 008 000 roubles capital, Clark contributing 12 000 000 roubles. Director M Margolin accompanies him to the government of Beml paintingls to inspect mines there.
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St. Petersburg
United States
W. A. Clark
Noyce Vremya
Keits
Clark
M. Margolin
Bemi Paintingls
Detroit Round Trip by Southern Railway in July
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew offers round trip tickets from Detroit at 21.55 with final limit August 15. Tickets go on sale July 22 through or near July 24. Travel via the Southern Railway to Buffalo and the Great Lakes region, noted as a direct line with quick service.
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Detroit
Southern Railway
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Mear
Great Lake Region
Buffalo
Boathern
Nne
Brooks Morgan
D. BP. A. Atlante
Catholic Priest Denounces Mixed Marriages and Tolerance
Dr. Gunn criticizes nonCatholic union services and insists Catholic rites remain exclusive. He states priests must lead Catholic weddings baptisms and funerals without interdenominational interference, warning against past scandals and stressing strict church discipline.
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Sacred Heart Church
Gunn
Aggressive church crusade urged at Trinity
Rev. RR J. Bigham preaching at Trinity church urged churches to adopt an aggressive evangelistic drive. He compared active ministers to doctors and lawyers, warned many are less active with age, and called for competent leaders and better upkeep of Methodist colleges in the south.
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Trinity Church
RR. J. Bigham
South Atlante
Atlanta
Tie
South
Higgerman
First Things First at First Christian Church
The First Christian church filled for Rev. C. B. Moore to discuss order as heaven’s law. He emphasizes that faith must come first, foundations are costly, and divine order brings peace joy and strength to face life and duty. The sermon closes with a call for strength in service and victory over sin and death.
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B. Moore
Paul
Christ
Service Sermon at St. Luke's Episcopal Church
The Rev. Dr. T. C. Tupper conducted morning and evening services at St. Luke's, preaching on The Higher Motive in the Service of God. He urged the supreme love of God as the motive, contrasted with reward as a lower motive, and cited Jacob's vow and Peter's shift from earthly priorities to devotion. He urged Christians to answer, None other than Thyself, O Lord.
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Keke
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
T. C. Tupper
Tupper
Jesus
Simon Peter
Simon
Jonas
Crauser
God
Jacob
Dr. Tupper
Peter
St. Thomas Aquinas
Forty-Second Georgia to Meet in Annual Reunion
The 42nd Georgia regiment, formed in Atlanta and famed in Civil War battles, meets in the courthouse today for its annual reunion and business meeting. Col Lovick P. Thomas will preside as officers are likely re-elected. veterans and guests will share memories and plan speeches before a visit to Grant Park.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Gtd
Superior Court
Lovick P. Thomas
42D
Georgia Regiment Association
Col. Thomas
Col. I. B
Oid
Eas
L. B. Thomas
J. M. Summers
Thomas A. Hill
J. T. Mercer
L. Calhoun
W. T. Smith
Joe Medlock
J. M. Gresham
G. H Burgess
M. H. Trammell
H. B. Mikel
W. M. Durham
W L Calhoun
L. P. Thomas
W H. Hulsey
Thos. M Armistead
E. B Rosser
Wo T. Stier
Ponce de Leon Springs
Henry Wilson
Abram Hardeman
Grant Perk
Fort Walker
Funeral Sermon and Mourning Reform at Moore Memorial
Rev A R Holden preached on funeral reforms noting death as sleep for believers and urging less outward mourning. He argued Christians should show respect without costly emblems, questioning the necessity of mourning attire and urging church reform.
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A. R. Holderby
Dr. Holderby
Apostle
Thessalonians
Economy as Christian Duty at Wiret Baptist Sermon
Rev. Dr. Landrum preached on economy from John 6 12 urging Christians to gather up fragments and avoid waste. He contrasted divine abundance with human extravagance noting nature’s recycling, the moral imperative of plain living, and the perils of material excess in a virtuous life.
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Yuan
Landrum
Wiret Baptist Church
Christ
Mississippi
Constancy and Courage in Well-Doing at Jones Avenue
Rev. William J Holtzclaw preached at Jones Avenue Baptist on Galatians 6 9 urging constancy in well doing. He warned against indifference and empty resolutions, stressing genuine conversion and practical religion plus avoidance of evil. A humorous note offered free sample chapters by Miller Co. at 39 Marietta Street.
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William J Holteclaw
Holtzclaw
Simon Peter
Paul
Christ
John MM. Miller Co
Marietta Street
City Hall Accounts Under Scrutiny by External Auditors
City officials await a report from Haskins & Sells led by D B Fero after a month long review of city books. Council expected three weeks more with possible August council presentation. Officials say the study seeks better accounting systems and no major discrepancies found.
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Fero
Haskins & Sells
New York
City Hall
Chicago 5 New York 2 in National League game
Chicago defeats New York 5 to 2 as Taylor costly with two team errors and misplayed balls. Eason’s pitching and strong hitting help the Cubs over New York before 6,000 at the ballpark. Batteries Eason Kling Taylor Smith Umpire Cunningham.
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Chicago
New York
Taylor
Eason
Oozouczoikxs
Kling
Taylor A Smith
Mme
Cunningham
Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 in league game
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9 to 4 powered by strong hitting and solid pitching. Callahan pitched well for Chicago, support limited Philadelphia’s attack. Attendance about 7,000 as Bernhard and Powers contributed for the visitors.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Bernhard
Callahan
Wood
Sugden Bernhard
Powers
Cantilion
Boston
Detroit
Yaeger
Balla
Stahl
Bostow
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Reidy
Hawley
Naps
McGinnity
Anderson
Frid Seymour
Bresnahan
Connor
Nope
Sheridan
Maloney
Southern League Games Highlight Rain For Memphis Victory
In Memphis, July 21, Shreveport’s Schafstall held Memphis to five hits but fell 8 to 6 as a heavy rain halted play in the fifth inning after a crowd of about 4,000 rushed the grandstand for shelter. Batteries were Rhoades Armstrong for Memphis and Schafstall McGuire for Shreveport.
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Memphis
Shreveport
Schafstall
Jackson, Tenn
Rhoades
Armstrong
McGuire
New Orleans
Little Rock
Smith
Tennis Tourney Opens At The Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club hosts opening rounds on club courts with singles matches led by Sharp defeating Lewis by forfeit and Scott beating Shepard. Broyles takes Byrd, Thornton and Colquitt each win a set, with doubles Grant and Broyles prevailing. Upcoming games include Grant vs Morton and Thornton vs Colquitt, with doubles if time allows. Clarence Angier holds the club cup for singles and Angier Williams the doubles trophy.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Lewis
Sharp
Shepard
Scott
Broyles
Byrd
Woode
Tichenor
Morton
Colquitt
Thornton
Daniel
Reathofer
Willams
Quinby At & Oelock
Ashe
Wood
Thornton Y Colquitt
Grant
Chornton Broyles
Byrd Ashe
Haas
Reynolds Daniel
Kaeihofer
Tichnor
Williama
Quinby
Grant and Boyles
Reynolds
Thornton Brothers
Glenn
Clarence Angier
Pinny
Angier
Sam Waltamg
Brighton Beach Entries for Today Weathered Racing Card
Entries list for Brighton Beach today across six races with multiple horses and weights. Hawthorne and other tracks also feature entries in the second list, including three-fourths of a mile and other handicap and selling races with numerous named horses and weights.
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Brighton Beach
Diana Forget
Lord of the Manor
Gibson Light
Ibold
Playlike
Lady Radnor
Hawthorne
Roland Prince
Milt Campbell
Miss Bennett
M W
Possart
Ad Monition
Theory
Rival Dare
George Arnold
Rice
Mary Pine
The
Cedars
Wiss Madison
Cocoa
Pengaw
Matin Bell
Blessed Damuzel
Marcus
Louisville
Major Dixon
Hard Knot
Cambrian
Headwater
Aregregar
Tulla - Fongo
Star Chamber
Malay Martimas
Robert Waddell
Jos Collins
Little Elkin
Celisetto
Papa Herry
Laureate
Tammany Chief
Our Nellie
Ben Clance
Waldeck
Frangi
Ble
Excelsiz
Tech Summer School Boosts Fall Enrollment Says Report
Over ninety percent of last year’s Tech Summer School students entered the regular Fall session. One student averaged nine percent, another provided apprentice clues of one hundred twenty men. Both deemed these results impossible without the summer course. Address Professor Wallice care of Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ga.
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Ciars
Wallice
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Railway Fare Sale To Buffalo Niagara Falls Region
Rail travel offers cheap tickets on July 22 and August 16 on a direct line to the rear lake region Buffalo and Niagara. Brooks Morgan D P promotes a splendid opportunity for a fast, economical trip with many hours saved on the journey.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Southern Railway
Buffalo
Niagara
Brooks Morgan
D, P
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