Flower Mission Day Plans At Rome and Area Churches
Mrs Preston leads Flower Mission Day activities for the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Committees across institutions visit patients and provide bouquets, with donations of flowers jelly or fruit welcome. Details include meeting at Trinit y church and coordinating roles for Confederate Home Patterson Union Grady Hospital and numerous clubs and unions.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W Oh
Preston
Trinit
Bom Wadnade
Trinity Church
Confederate Home
Patterson
Union
McLendon
Woodall
Grady Hospital
Ingraham
McMillan
Booth
McClair
Hubert
Kincata
Buckeye Womans Club
Loyal Temperance League
St Pauls Church
Florence Crittenton
Atlan— Ta Childs
Irs
Conley
Porter
Rs Coleman
A “Rose J “Essey
Money Available for School Board Planing Expenditure
The school board has funds to plan for the additional appropriation in the time apportionment sheet. The board promises prudent, judicious use. By next September schools should open with funds expended and campaign goals met, praising supporters who contributed time and effort.
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T Kt Rt
Bavarian King Sees Greater Germany Expansion
A Munich telegraph reports King Ludwig of Bavaria urged extending the German empire beyond former frontiers to deter future attacks. He praised wartime unity with Austria Hungary and Turkey, warned against false friends, and asserted Germany’s resilience despite ten months of bloodshed.
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Amsterdam
London
Ludwig
Bavaria
Canal League
Munich
Sta
Central
South
Germany
Austria Hungary
Turkey
MEAR RIOT IN JAPAN PARLIAMENT SHAKES HOUSE
Opposition in the Japanese House of Representatives clashed with security as a vote on a cabinet interference resolution failed 3 to 22. The Suyukwal protested a ruling by Saburo Shimada, and protesters rushed the speaker’s chair before guards closed the doors.
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Fhe Kokuminto
Popular Party
Vertath Memi Bere
Automobile bandits hold up Bronx bank runners
In New York two men were robbed by three bandits as they rode to deposit money for the Borjana Condensed Milk company. A satchel worth 98 900 was taken after beating the victims Georgi A Listardi and Thomas J Boyd. The robbers fled across a foot bridge and escaped in an automobile. Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement.
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New York
Tno
Georgi
Listardi
Sawner
Thomas J Boyd
Borjana Condensed Milk Company
Sparadly Nettiga
Bronx
Smith Heads Launderers Convention in Savannah
Fragmentary OCR text reports a convention in Savannah Georgia with officers elected and references to a ninth annual convention. Names and details are garbled but indicate a formal gathering of a laundry or launderers association with a president noted as SF Lhorence.
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Smith
Savannah
Cholen
Sheviks
Fybee
Orsia
Lhorence
Wan Algeted
Emory Trustees Establish Academy and Honors at Oxford
Emory College in Oxford Georgia marked a major expansion as trustees created the Emory University Academy near the college with a new faculty and dormitories. Colonel Fitzhugh delivered a masterful address on the majesty of law while Senator Bryan spoke to alumni. new facilities and updated science departments promise lower costs for premedical students and a six year path to both bachelor and medical degrees. Senator Bryan, Florida, addressed the alumni noting his classmate ties and popularity among Emory students.
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Emory College
Oxford
Alatesman
Fitzhugh
University of Mississippi
Bryan
Emory
Miseiseippi
Memphis
Tenn
Tie of Thee Academy
Emory University Academy
School of Medicine
School of Liberal Arts
Atlanta
Nathan P Bryan
Florida
Hlas
Washington
William J Bryan
Senate
United States
New Society
June Bride Rush Hits Atlanta As Marriages Surge
A flood of June bridal parties passes through Atlanta with brides and grooms arriving and departing daily. Mrs Payne, matron at Terminal station, notes more wedding party movements this month than any year since cattle roamed Five Polnia. Captain Jim English fished nearby as brides claim prosperity, not hardship, with one or two parties daily leaving the city and many more arriving for wedding tours.
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Jim
Atlanta
Ahe
the Constitution
Manager of Negro Theater Fined Under Blue Laws
J F Race was fined 1078 in the police court Tuesday afternoon for keeping open the Majestic theater on Auburn avenue last Sunday. The theater, for negros, charged admission and two witnesses testified. Race claimed it was kept open for widows and a Belgian phona, with only voluntary offerings for admission. The case was by Officer Arythur, Atlante's movie censor. Appeal noted.
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Race
Majestic Theater
Auburn Avenue
Belgium
Arythur
Atlante
Gifts Exceed One Million For MIT At Commencement
Boston reports that gifts totaling over a million dollars were announced by MIT President MacLaurin during commencement. Donations include 150,000 and 100,000 for dormitory construction, 226,066 from Coleman Dupont Pierre Dupont and Charles Harden for mining department building, and a 500,000 gift from the alumni association for general purposes.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MacLaurin
Coleman Dupont
Pierrs Dupont
Iimington
Dal
Charles Harden
Alumni Association
Eighty Saloons Closed by Minnesota Voters
In Minnesota county option results from yesterday, eighty saloons will shut down across ten counties. Only Blue Earth and Olmstead climates kept saloons. Pipestone and Redwood drys won by thirteen and thirty-two respectively. Other counties like Traverse, Todd, Hennepin, Mora, Otter Tail, and Watonwan abolished saloons.
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St Paul Minn
Mighty
Minnesota
Blue Forth
Olmstead
Pipestone
Drys
Redwood
Mynore
Traverne Todd Henvike
Doge
Kanidlyoh
Murray
Ottertail
Watonwan
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Jamea Phillipson Dugenes
I Sam Albert Nix
Rome
Mr. Lewis
Ott Alston
Peachtree Road
Edward Lewis
Thomas H .Worgan
Bridge
Elien Wright Wise
John
Mear
Academy
Col. Fitzhugh
Senator Bryan
Negro Theater
Technology
J. P. Allen & Co
Whitehall St
Palm Beach
Gabardine
J. P. Allen & Company
Whitehall
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