Too Powerful President Cannot Be Elected Without Catholic Vote
Barneaville Ga July 29 Special Strong resolutions were adopted by the Georgia conference of Seventh Day Adventists opposing Catholic influence in U S government. Evangelist Carlyle B Haynes of Atlanta argued that no US president could be elected without Catholic votes and cited church control of school textbooks. Officers elected for the coming year include Elder Le T Crisler of Atlanta as president and J D Yeargin as educational secretary with several other Atlanta and Savannah appointees on the executive and missionary committees.
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Barneaville
Georgia
Seventh Day Adventists
Stafford's Park
United States
Committee On
W. ©. Cele
Graysville, Tenn
Evangel
Carlyle B. Haynes
Atlanta
Haynes
America
Natre
Elder le T. Crieter
D. Yeorgin
H M. Hiatt
Airs. Daley Terry
Vabiesta
OD. Yeargin
Mother of Jacques Futrelle Dead in Georgia
Dublin Georgia July 29 Special news reached here of the death Sunday morning at Adrian of Mrs W F Futrelle mother of Jacques Futrelle the Georgia Butler who perished on the Titanic She was 65 a resident of Emanuel County near Adrian for two years moving from Butler County She leaves her husband two children one of whom William Futrelle was with her burial at Poplar Springs Baptist church Johnson County follows a lingering illness after the Titanic disaster and drowning of her son She was a Baptist.
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Dublin
Adrian
W. F. Futrelle
Jacques Futrelle
Georgia Butchor
Hmanuel County
Butty County
William Futrelle
Suits to Order at Cost by Carroll the Tailor
Rebuilding sale offers piece goods and suitings at cost this week only by Carroll the Tailor located at 172 Peachtree. The discount aims to clear stock during rebuilding, inviting customers to purchase suited garments and fabrics at reduced prices.
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Carroll
Made Fortune at Faro Lost It on the Races
Frank Callon long noted for river history and gambling fortune was buried in Chicago after making wealth at faro then losing it in racing. He once served as cabin boy on the steamboat Pennsylvania, which exploded at Island No. 10 in 1864 killing 260 people, including Henry Clemens brother of Mark Twain.
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Chicago
Frank Callon
Faro
Pennsylvania
Island No. 10
Memphia
Mark Twain
Henry Clemens
Rockefeller Raises Export Prices on Naphtha Fuel
New York July 29 The Standard Oil Company of New York announced an increase of one cent per gallon in export prices of all naphtha grades except benzine which rose two cents Also in Savannah R E Williams named assistant educational and missionary volunteer secretary for colored work Elder Lt T Crisler of Atlanta preached on the unknown tongue condemning the current revival movement and warning against deceit in meetings claiming the gift of tongues
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Rockefeller
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Georgia Parlor Car Bore Dead President’s Body
Macon Georgia July 29 Special The Central of Georgia railway began regular service of the only parlor car in Georgia between Macon and Atlanta. The Pacific car carried the body of the late President William McKinley from Buffalo to Canton after his assassination and has since seen special use until its recent acquisition by Central of Georgia.
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Georgia
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Pacific
Wiliam McKinley
Buffalo
Canton
Ohio
Central of Georgia
Hold Up the War Dance and Rabbit Run in Darktown
In Atlanta's Darktown a daring hold-up over corn liquor ends with Pete Moreland getting 60 days in the stockade. Dick the Doper dances war paint in a wild west act, facing a 25 dollar fine or 30 days. Will Tolbert pleads a rabbit urge as he earns 60 days for stockade escapes.
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Forsyth Street
Hunter
Pete Moreland
Recorder
Drayman
Pete
Atlanta
Dick Fowler
Dick the Doper
Darktown
Doper
Broyles
Will Tolbert
Massee Hearing Postponed In Requisition Case
Spartanburg S C July 29 Judge Sease signs order delaying Massee requisition hearing from August 6 to August 7 Massee Macon millionaire held on $10 000 bond and Gov Cole L Ble ase to let judge decide on surrender Governor Hooper rescinds action in requisition case. Hancock Macon lawyer denies rumors he tipped off Tennessee officials about Massee's location.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Thomas S. Sease
Circuit Court
W. J. Masses
Tennessee
Hooper
Massee
Cole L. Blease
Sease
Great Celebration When Marshall Is Told
Indianapolis Indiana July 29 Governor Thomas R Marshall will be notified of his selection as the democratic nominee for vice president on August 20 at the coliseum at the state fair grounds. He will inform Judge Alton B Parker chairman of the notification committee. Tentative plans for a monster celebration were made at a meeting of democratic candidates for state offices National Committeeman Thomas Taggart State Chairman Bernard Korbly and state committee members. Governor Marshall has been at work on his acceptance speech. Korbly was authorized to appoint committees and arrange ceremonies. It has been reported that Governor Wilson may come to Indianapolis for the ceremony and every effort will be made to have the New Jersey governor attend. National Democrats from across the country are expected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
State Fair Grounds
Marshall
Alton B. Parker
Thomas Taggart
Bernard Korbly
Fight Against Bryan Stirring Nebraska
Grand Island Nebraska July 29 Opposition to the influence of W J Bryan in the Nebraska Democratic party is building within the state convention. The Bryan opposed faction seeks Byrnes reelection while Bryan loyalists plan a competing candidate.
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Grand Weland
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Bryan
Byrnes
Entire Cargo Was Beer Steamer Main Arrives From Bremen
New York reports the steamer Main arrived from Bremen with its entire cargo consisting of 2583 barrels of beer bound for large New York importers. A jungle fungus from Java is noted to grow so rapidly it cannot be photographed by time exposure.
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New York
Bremen
Java
Governor Brown Presses Button to Open Atlanta Exposition
The Atlanta exposition opens tomorrow night with Governor Brown pressing a start button. Officials and citizens gather to honor local industries while Ex-Mayor Maddox and Governor Brown speak. The fair runs ten days with daytime and evening hours and includes a four day Southern merchants convention bringing in hundreds of visiting merchants.
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Atlanta
Brown
Robert F. Maddox
England and Canal Occupy the Senate Debate Over Panama Tolls
Washington with senators Bradley and Massey advocating coasting shipping preference in canal tolls, denying Britain a say. Massey argues the Hay Pauncefote treaty can be ignored on Panama, while Bradley insists the US retains rights under the treaty and built the canal at national expense.
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Washington
Great Britain
Senate
Bradley
Kentucky
Massey
Nevada
United States
McCumber
North Dakota
Walter Jones Trial Opens in Murder of Sloan Rowan
Montgomery Alabama July 29 Defense attorney pressed legal technicalities as a jury was seated after an all day session in the murder case of C Walter Jones charged with killing Sloan Rowan. Venue request denied and court prepared to hear evidence Tuesday morning as deputies maintained quiet order. Jones attended by his wife mother and sister Mrs J M Woods widow of Hayneville arson victim in which Jones is financially involved.
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Montgomery
Ala
C. Walter Jones
Sloan Rowan
Jones
Birs
J. M. Woods
Hayneville
Y M C A Building for Negroes Opened in Chicago
The first YMCA building for Negroes in Chicago or the mill West was laid yesterday on the south side. About ten thousand people witnessed the dedication. The project will cost 130000 dollars with substantial gifts from business men and the local Negro community raising 63000 dollars.
Young horse dealer shot by Albion Hotel owner
Jonas Nash, 21, was wounded in the right thigh during an altercation at the Albion Hotel on South Pryor Street. Jake Goldberg, proprietor of the Albion, was arrested on disorderly conduct and firearm charges. Nash, White, and Goldberg await Recorder Broyles for trial.
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Jonas Nash
Jake Goldberg
Goldberg
Albion
South Pryor Street
Nash
Grady Hospital
Albion Hotel
F. A. White
Beacher Street
White
Hunter Street
Broyles
Feagin seeks special grand jury in Dawson whipping case
Macon Ga July 29 Special attorney Douglas Feagin hired to defend Essie Carter the girl whipped at Dawson by W 8 Dozier Terrell county clerk asks Judge W C Worrill to convene a special grand jury to investigate Feagin says Georgia is on trial and that the crime must be investigated while noting delays in court action could push trial to January and promises further revelations.
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Macon
Douglas Feagin
Essie Carter
Dawson
Dozier
Superior Court
Terrell County
W. C. Worrill
Cuthbert
Terrell
Georgia
Feagin
United States
Spectacular Atlantic Coast Tour for 75 Dollars
A remarkable 15 day travel package covers Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Thousand Islands Albany Hudson River New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Savannah with an ocean voyage along half the Atlantic coast. All living expenses included. Special Pullman train departs Atlanta Saturday August 17. Reserve through J. F. McFarland Peachtree Atlanta Ga.
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America
Waldorf-Astoria
Vanderbilt
Astor
St. Regis
New York
Bellevue-Stratford
Walton, Bingham
Philadelphia
Auditorium
Blackstone
Congress
Chicago
New Willard
Raleigh
Washington
Touraine Parker House
Copley Square
Boston
Iroquois
Touraine
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Bufffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Thousand Islands
Albany
Hudson
New York City
Atlantic
Savannah
Atlanta
J. F. Mcfarland
Peachtree
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Piedmont Aragon
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Imperial
Piedmont Driving Club
Capital City Brookhaven
Atlanta Transportation
AL & M
Atlanta Athletic
Tim Verein
Durand
Union Station
Nunnally’s
The
Candler
Folsom
Brittain
Dobbin
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Pure Food Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
South Carolina
Mancecn
Ouver C. Hancock
State Senate
W. J. Massee
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Clens
Oo. C. Hancock
Bryan Stirring
England and Canal
Walter Jones
Rowan
Essie
Judge
Carter
Whittle Epsom-Lithia Springs
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Tennessee Mountains
Knoxville
Whittle Springs Hotel
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Chautauqua Lake
Ntral Lines
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Mecklenburg County
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Southern Railway
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Fred Harvey
Florida
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A. P. Matthews
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T. M. Hilliard
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H. G. Williams
Cynteus
Surel the Jonger
Sam
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