Sunday School Revival At First Methodist Church
Sunday School revival continues at the First Methodist Church at 4 a m in the main auditorium at the Peachtree and Ivy streets junction. The Bible lecture class offers strength and welcomes visitors and strangers with a helpful address each Sunday morning. Feast of St Anthony Observed At St Anthony Church West End Services begin Tuesday at 3 am and continue daily culminating in high mass Sunday morning June 15 at 10 30 Rev Father Jackson to celebrate high mass and Rev Father Shadewell of Savannah cathedral to preach. Rev Bunyan Stephens, pastor of Plant City Fla Baptist church, visiting Atlanta with wife and children, will attend the Small-King wedding in Rome before returning to Atlanta for a stay with his parents.
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First Methodist Church
Peachtree
Ivy Streets
Ita
St. Anthony
St. Anthony Church
West End
Mile
St Anthony
Father Jackson, Astor
Father Shadewell
Savannah
Bunyan Stephens
The
Baptist Church
Plant City
Fla
Woodward Avenue
Atlanta
Mr Stephens
Constitution
Stephens
Mercer
Rome
Colcord and Andrews Seek Seventh Ward Council Seat
In Colcord and Andrews running for council, Colcord agrees to stand after appeals from residents led by J H Andrews. Citizens including V Carter and W A Foster urged Colcord to enter the race at his Gordon street home, signaling a lively local contest.
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J H Andrews
A. R. Colcord
Gordon Street
Colcord
Carter W .A. Foster
JI G King
J Ray
G Archer
Efl Bowen
P Hoffman
Dr Dozier
L. J Melsco
W. J. Harper
W M Baggett
Fred Stewart
T H. Pitts
Dr Grizzard
Jo F Ostmoson
E O Pritchard
Fred Schane
C D Barker
R M. Gann
E L. Connally
J D. Luck
Craig Cofield
J D. Branch
A. H. Lindorme
J J Nichols
F. & Lester
W. 3
Wesley
W. B Willingham
Suffragist in prison for beating husband in New York
Mary Dubal of this city was sentenced to three months in the penitentiary after City Judge Albert Hotchkiss found her guilty of beating her husband. The case marked a rare husband beating conviction for a suffragist and reflected the judge’s view that women who destroy men’s prerogatives should face men’s punishment.
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Binghamton, N
Mary Dubal
Cits
United States
Dubal
Albert Hotchkiss
Bulliyand
Dr Woodworth Dies at Harvard Zoology Expert
Cambridge May 31 Dr W M McMichael Woodworth an authority on zoology at Harvard University died today He was a grandson of Samuel Woodworth author of The Old Oaken Bucket and son of Commodore Selime Woodworth California pioneer and president of the famed Vigilantes
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Woodworth
Cambridge
Mass
W. M McMichael Woodworth
Harvard University
Samuel Woodworth
Commodore Selime Woodworth
California
Johnny B Jones Sent Up For Life
Johnny B Jones, found guilty of murder in Griffin, is sentenced to life in prison after a second trial. He claims innocence as he and cousin Tom Jones faced related killings over a quarrel involving a woman and a police sergeant Wiley Bishop in a Fourth Street house of ill repute.
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Macon
Johnny B Jones
R. T. Denilel
Griffin
Jones
Wiley Bishop
Ilrepute
Fourth Street
Tom Jones
Johnny B
Akull
Johnny B. Jones
Dock Meeting Proves Fiasco in Dockland
London May 81 The open or closed shops dispute dominates dockland with no sign employers will bar non unionists or that leaders will let workers cross. The government conference failed as not a single employer attended. fresh proposals were offered. Ben Tillett and Harry Gosling may steer the outcome at tomorrow’s national executives meeting. If national support falters, the strike could collapse as non unionists fill jobs and London’s supply runs smoothly. The Western Union buys 10,000 Underwood typewriters.
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London
Dockland
Ben Tillett
Harry Gosling
Sailors and Firemens Union
Treasury
Philip Travis Hanged at Marion Alabama May 31
Philip Travis, convicted of murdering Fox Hall, the young Southern railway flagman at Tayloes, was hanged here this morning. The rope broke and he died in fifteen minutes. Rumors of a mob to liberate the prisoner did not materialize.
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Marion
Ala
Philip Travis
Fox Hall
Southern Railway
Tayloes
Higneck
Diamonds found in Canada spark northern prospecting drive
Ottawa May 31 dispatches from Ungava north of old Quebec report diamond deposits with potential for commercial exploitation. An Ottawa-Montreal prospecting expedition with four Indian guides and four tons of supplies heads north to survey the area. Samples sent to New York have received favorable early expert opinions.
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Ottawa
Ont
Ungavax
Quebec
Montreal
New York
Submarine Flotilla Trials Underwater Runouts
Newport R I May a1 The submarine flotilla of the Atlantic fleet is holding important maneuvers this week. A new feature of their program orders crews to run out to sea and then submerge. Instead they now submerge alongside their tenders and run out to sea underwater. They are often under water for as long as three hours.
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Newport
R. L
The
Atlantic Feet
Chattanooga Lawyers Held on Serious Charge
Chattanooga Tran May 31 AFT Roark a well known young lawyer in Chattanooga is under arrest on a charge of acquiring knowledge of a female under the age of consent Roy Camel another local lawyer will be arrested in New York on the same charge at the request of police on a warrant by Mc Nixon father of the 14 year old said to have been the victim Cameron fled for New York yesterday The matter was referred to the federal court and Judge Sanford will reconvene the federal grand jury to investigate the case.
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Chattanooga
Tran
Roark
Roy Camel
New York
Mc Nixon
Artef Birmingham
Caimeron
Cameron
Sanford
Federal Grand Jury
Scientists descend crater of Kilauea in hazardous study
New York May 31 Professors Shep ard and Iras geological experts sent by the Carnegie foundation descended by rope into Kilauea crater, remained over boiling lava for hours to study gases and molten stone. It is the first time scientists entered the lake of fire, after a 1909 ascent to the crater rim.
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New York
Shepard and
Iras
Carnegie Foundation
Hawaii
Alia
Kilavea
Lake of Fire
Pri Fe
Kilauca
Bishop Reinstates Unfrocked Minister Washington May 31
Unfrocked fourteen years ago after a trial on charges by a choir singer, the Rev Guibert F Willams of Washington is reinstated as an Episcopal clergyman by Bishop Harding on committee recommendation. He will preach next Sunday after the reinvestigation and new evidence was reviewed.
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Washington
Guibert F Willams
Episcopal Church
Williams
Harding
German Fleet Off Cape Henry Delays Departure
Newport News May 31 The German fleet led by Moltke Stettin and Bra men remains anchored at Lynn Haven near Cape Henry. They coal clean ship and prepare to appear well for Old Point arrival Monday. US destroyer McCall acts as dispatch boat with Prince Henry aboard Moltke not ashore yet.
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Newport News
Moltke
Stettin
Bramen
Lynn Haven
Cape Henry
Old Point
McCall
United States Navy
Prince Henry
Prussia
Hampton Heads
Ehl
Anchorage
Hampton Roads
Meyer
Thimble Rhoat
Washington
Taft
New York
Lay Students Duck Biblical Brothers Raid at Lake Michigan
Evanston May 31 six students of Garrett Biblical Institute Northwestern were ducked by about fifty college students in a surprise raid. The victims protested as they were seized swung and pitched into Lake Michigan in a long standing fall ritual that had apparently resumed after police had curbed it earlier.
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Evanston, II
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Ang
Workman Blown Up by Compressed Air in Wisconsin
Michael Polukus was killed in Kenosha Wisconsin when air from a compressed tank blew into his flesh through a torn tube connection. The escaping air at 100 psi dislodged internal organs and muscles. he died after four hours. Police investigate a possible prank by fellow workers.
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Kenosha
Wis
Michael Polukus
Volukus
Burglars' Tools Made in Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus, Ohio May 31 Prisoners at the Ohio penitentiary allegedly make burglary tools. Gustav Ohtrich, the penitentiary attache, is charged with complicity in numerous city burglaries. Police say a jimmy found with Ohtrich matches one seized from John Schultz, an accomplice shot while fleeing a house.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Gustav Ohtrich
Ohttrich
Toola
Jimmy
Tucker
John Schultz
Ohtrich
Mail Carriers to Act with Forest Rangers
Washington May 31 more than a million miles of roadway territory in sparsely settled sections will be covered daily by a forest fire preventive force of fifty five thousand men under an order from Postmaster General Hitchcock The rural letter carriers will cooperate with forest rangers and state foresters to prevent fires after last year’s losses in property value.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Forest Rangers
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt dubbed the wild man by Hardwick in Congress
Representative Hardwick of Georgia called Theodore Roosevelt the only wild man in the country who has advocated the recall of judicial decisions during debate on Canadian reciprocity. Dyer of Missouri urged Roosevelt’s nomination, Booher of Iowa interrupted with a racially charged remark.
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Washington
Hardwick
Georgia
House Today
Theodore Roosevelt
Candy as Food and Medicine in Medical View
New York May 31 The New York Medical Journal notes that candy has real food value and therapeutic use in certain heart diseases. It cautions against unlimited intake for children due to lack of fat and potential adulteration, but argues a tempered view replaces past Puritanical suspicion and cites a $47 709 000 rise in U S candy value over five years aided by changing medical opinion.
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New York
New York Medical Journal
United States
Judge Defended by Railroad Men
Washington May 31 Edward F Loomis head of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western demands the house judiciary committee clear his name of vicious lies in testimony about Judge Archbald and the Marion Coal Company sale Loomis calls the claims an unqualified lie and says Archbald was friendly with the Boland family and railroad officials William S Jenny denies any attempt to secure a favorable district bench decision to help the Marion Coal Company before the interstate commerce commission
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Washington
Edward F Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
House Judiciary Committee
R. W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Loomis
C G Holand
Archbald
Truesdale
Lack
Bolanda
William S Jenny
Lackawanna
Mation Coal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Famous art lots sold in Paris Marquis Carcano sale
Paris May 31 continuation of the Marquis Landolfo Carcano art sale saw major works move. Rembrandt portrait 80 300 Veroner Bella Nani 39 600 Rodin John the Baptist head 836 total two days 700 000. Knoedler bids Salome for Louvre group about 105 600 then pledges 1 000 patriotic fund. offers painting to Louvre for two months at same price and loan for exhibition to aid fundraising.
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Paris
Landolfo Carcano
Rembrandt
Bella Nani
Veroner
John the Baptist
Rodin
M. Knoedler
Alexandre Regnaults
Salome
Louvre
Knoedler
Baby Two Years Old Uninjured by Fall
Memphis May 31 Surgeons at city hospital say Katherine Gil nore aged 2 fell from a second story window landing on her head and entering the hospital with no skull fracture despite scalp wounds. Doctors reported she is not injured seriously and showed no signs of severe trauma.
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Memphis
Tenn
Katherine Gilnore
Cntld
Shooting Girl Sues Stokes Over Malicious Prosecution
New York May 31 Lillian Graham show girl and Ethel Conrad were acquitted of attempting to shoot WED Stokes. Graham filed suit seeking 9100000 damages for false and malicious prosecution.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Stokes
Wrights Funeral Plans Made for Wilbur Wright
Dayton May 31 All industry in Trayton will halt for three minutes at 3 40 pm tomorrow out of respect to the memory of Wilbur Wright. The inventor's body will lie in state from 10 am to 1 pm and the public funeral will be at 3 pm Orville Wright said the death is a serious blow to the Wrights business. Wilturs body will rest beside his mother in Woodland cemetery with a simple monument marking the grave.
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Dayton Ghin
Trayton
Wilbur Wright
Orville Wright
Wrights
Fatory
Wilturs
Woodland Cemetery
Eight Hour Day Move At International Garment Workers Convention
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union convention begins in Toronto in May and will seek adoption of an eight hour work day with enforcement in the cloak and salt trade nationwide. The campaign targets about 120,000 cloak makers in the United States.
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Toronto
International Ladies’ Garment Workers I Onian
United States
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