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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1912

Page

6

Men of Influence Blamed for Sins of Fellow Men

Evangelist Bob Jones denounces influential men as conduits of sin during a sermon for men at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory. More than 3,500 heard the address, with estimates over 4,000 present as he challenged public sentiment, dance, and temperance notions while urging pure conduct and accountability among leaders.

Evangelist Bob Jones Atlanta Bob” Jones Auditorium Armory Evangelist Jones Hell

Annual Seashore Excursion Destination List

The A B and A offers a round trip seashore excursion to St Simons Cumberland and Jacksonville for six dollars and Tampa for eight dollars. The trip departs Friday June 14 with parlor and sleeping cars. Information at City Ticket Office 70 Peachtree.

St. Simons Cumberland Jacksonville Tampa Information City Peachtree

War on Tigers Urged by Pastor at First Congregational

Rev H H Proctor preached against blind tigers in Atlanta last night at the colored First Congregational church. He warned they spread lawlessness vice and crime and urged that purchasers and landlords be held responsible as feeders of the tiger. He called for legal amendments and moral action to curb the liquor trade.

H. H. Proctor First Congregational Church Atlanta Recorder's Court Tomorow Ely

Wellesley Girls Support Rail Strike In Boston

Wellesley College students pledged not to ride elevated trains during the Boston strike to aid the fund. The act follows union leaders urging restraint while workers walk out, with several incidents reported but no injuries.

Dorchester Street South Hoston Roxbury Willam Mahon Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees Fred Fay Elevated Company Wellesley College Boston Ali

Cox Nominated by Ohio Democrats in Miner Support Move

James Mi Cox of Dayton chosen by miners for their support. Cox has represented Dy songreae and is nominated by Ohio Democrats in a regional political effort with miners backing his candidacy.

Cox Ohio Democrats James Mi Cox Dayton Laate E Dy Songreae

Macon Ice Cream Peddler Hears the Call of the Wild

A Greek immigrant Alex Nichola set up an ice cream push-cart in Macon from Athens. He began selling, but turned to bootlegging whisky from his freezer. Police watched as he handed out glasses of liquor for coins, leading to his arrest under the grandstand at the baseball park.

Macon Q.a Alex Nichola Athens Greece Alex Fate Cain Jali

Doctor Injured While Rushing to Emergency Call on Handcar

Dr W B Britt a leading Bufaula physician was injured en route to Georgetown when a railroad handcar he rode to answer a hurry call struck by its lever. He suffered a fractured rib but continued to attend his patient before learning the injury.

Bufaula Ala Britt Georgetown Britts Hufaule

Americus D A R to Unveil Chehaw Monument Friday

Americus Georgia June 9 The unveiling of the Chehaw monument, under the Americus chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, will draw a sizable audience to the former Indian village site near Muckalee Creek in Lee County. D A R leaders Mrs William Lawson Peel and Mrs J W Foster visit Americus for the events.

Americus Chehaw Monument Daughters of the American Revolution Lee County Muckalee Creek William Lawson Peel The C. A. Fricker Chehaws Obed Weight Georgia Andrew Jackson Florida Everglades Wttle Chehaw D. A

Valdosta Chautauqua Packed Despite Bad Weather

Valdosta Ga June 9 Special The Valdosta chautauqua drew smaller crowds due to severe weather yet audiences enjoyed Vitale’s band Charles G Washburn singing and the grand opera concerto by the State sisters Ralph Parlette’s lecture and Dr Belk of Atlanta delivering the sermon at the union meeting, noted as a large gathering.

Valdosta Chautauqua Auditoriuy Ralph Parlette Leciure Dr. Belk Atlanta Great Union Aldostr

No Steam Roller for Mrs Scott Denial Formed

Washington June 9 Special Mrs Matthew T Scott president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution denies charges of a steam roller to push a favored candidate for president general next spring She says no administration candidate is desired and hopes a high minded unifying woman can be found to win broad support and unite factions to focus on the organization’s constructive work.

Washington Matthew T. Scott The Daughters of the American Revolution Willam Cumming Story New York National Society Scott Wiliam Cumming Story Mray Scott Louise Europe

Serious charge against married man in Carrollton case

Harry V. Wilson a traveling salesman was taken from his wife and child and jailed on a warrant charging a serious crime alleged to have occurred in Carrollton Georgia. Sheriff Garrett said the young woman made a positive accusation and a friend of the woman attacked Wilson before the warrant.

Harry V. Wilson Pate and Roaser Police Carrollton Wilsom Garrett Formwall Street Wilson

River Weather Provokes Flooding Across Thomasville Area

Heavy rains over the past week raise rivers in the section including Agdin, leaving streams high again after near normal winter flows. The Ochiocknée river is reported to have risen, threatening banks and causing concern for local residents and authorities.

Thomasville Jime Spe Ochiocknée

Police Seek Friends of Murdered Victim Condin

Police search for friends or relatives of Condin the murdered mill operative found near West Point railroad tracks. A telegram in his pocket addressed to Wir Condin and signed by Miss Lena Condin hinted at a sister Jeannstis Condin. Captain Mayo suspects Condin hailed from Allassee Alabama.

Win Condin West Point Johnson Mayo Condin Atlanta Iss Lena Condin Jeannstis Condin Allassee

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