Convention City Hints Milwaukee as Next Host
Expected attendance of ad men and visitors five thousand. Seven convention headquarters at the Piedmont Hotel with Peachtree Street entrance. Information headquarters at Telephone Ivy 250. Admission by badges only except at advertised public meetings. Associate memberships by registration. Local clubs open to ad men. Last convention city was Indianapolis. City formally asks Milwaukee as next host.
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Piledmont Hotel
Peachtree Street
Ivy
Indianapolis
Ind
Milwaukee
Wis
East Lake Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Publishers’ Association
American Association of Advertising ‘Agencies
Associated, Business Papers, Inc
Association of North American Directory Publishers
Church Advertising Department
Community Advertising Department
Direct Mail Advertising Association
Financial Advertizers' Association
Graphic Arts Association
National Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers
National Association of Employing Lithographers
National Association of Newspaper Executives
Poster Advertising ,Association and
Screen Advertising Association
Advertising Women's
A. A.C. of W
Junior Advertising Association
Retailers
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta Advertising Club
Mem
Advertising Club Week Opens With International Attendees
Attendees will arrive from England France China Hawaii and Canada with Cyrus E Curtis of Curtis Publishing and Rodney Wanamaker of Philadelphia among the eminent guests. Highlights include a Sunday inspirational session on industrial justice led by Governor Allen and presided by Samuel C. Dobbs.
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Globe
England
France
China
Hawaii
Canada
Cyrus E. Curtis
The
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Rodney Wanamaker
Edga
Maryland
Mien
Allen
State For Industrial Justice
Samuel C. Dobbs
Atlanta
International Organization
Dobbs
Henry Alford Porter
Ad Club
Dor 4Ey
South
Key
Rowe Stewart
International Ad Club
Misses Hazel
Mabel Whitney
Charles Sheldon
Sheldon
Miami
Leroy Rogers
Lorab Seneral Entertainment
Opera on Rocks and Lawsuits Beset New York Show
The Musketeers show in New York collapses after poor rehearsals and bad performances. A wave of lawsuits targets Judge Griffin, who allegedly paid out about $27,000 and now faces claims from show participants. The horse Gamaliel cited for two weeks’ salary and musicians seek $3,200 due for the month or more.
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Athos
Pirthos
Aramis
D'Artegnan
New York
Judge Griffin
New York Telegraph
Griffin
Judge Grim
D'Artagnen
Paris
Gascony
Gamaliel
Richard Temple
D’artagnan
Three Musketeers
Musicians’ Union
Anaid
Weeeee
Christian King
Mr. Silverman
Atlanta
Southern Producing Company
Temple
Michael Gunn Dempsey
Ireland
Dempsey
Michael Gunn
Doyle Carte
London
Dublin
Charles Philips
Judee Griffin
Three Musketeers Scandal In Atlanta Theatre Debacle
Atlanta reports a chaotic aftermath from The Three Musketeers at Manhattan Opera House. Judge Griffin faces lawsuits over unpaid debts while actors seek two weeks salaries and creditors claim stage payments. Griffin reportedly fled to evade process servers as production unravelled amid missing funds and unsettled contracts.
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Atlanta
Manhattan
Duke of Buckingham
Griffin
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Boston
South
Equity
Michael Gunn Dempsey
Three Musketeers
Trimble
Aurora
Griffin Io
Temple
Gamairel
Richard Templé
Gamaiiel
Actors’ Equity
Judge Griffin
Ninety five dead in flood totals across Colorado
Denver reports nineteen cities show fatalities from floods including Pueblo and Sterling with total deaths around ninety five. Property damage estimated up to twenty million dollars with crop losses about five hundred thousand. Great Bend Kansas suffers over half the town flooded one to four feet of water from the Arkansas River.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Associated Press
Pueblo
St. Charles Mesa
Sterling
Union
Certs
Great Bend
Kan
Arkansan River
World Y M C A Convention Opens in Utrecht
Delegates from national Y M C A bodies meet in Utrecht Holland for the world convention. United States representatives include Carl Hale Hibbard Alfred Marling John R Mott and Frederick Rindge as war work reports and future policy are reviewed ahead of next Monday’s closing session.
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Utrecht
Holland
United States
Carl Hale Hibbard
Alfred Marling
John R Mott
Frederick Rindge
Visiting Ad Men at Atlanta Convention Map Delegations
The article lists delegations to the International Convention of Advertising Clubs of the World, with their home cities, delegation sizes, and Atlanta hotels such as Ansley, Aragon, Kimball, Winecoff, Cecil, and Marion. Cities include Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Des Moines, Houston, Indianapolis, Louisville, Miami, Milwaukee, New York, Nashville, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Savannah, Toronto, and others, detailing multiple lodging arrangements during the event.
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Atlanta
Ad Club
Hanry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Maiffiin Willams
Naster Grace Methodish Church
Ponca Db
Leon Avenue
Hubert Cowley Carroll
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Ohio
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Peachtree
Alexander
Arthur, Buckner
Congregational Church
Davenport
Liberal Christian Church
Herbert H Smith
Presbyterian Church
U 8
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
G. W. Hopkins
Columbia Graphophone Company
New York
Trinity Methodist
W. N. Bayless
Powers House Company
Flist Christian
Charles Henry Mccintosh
Educational Committee
Advertising Clubs of the World
Chicago
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Clyde Oswald
The
Oswald Pub- Nehing Company
Colored
Houston
Tex
Terminal
Central of Georgia
Pittsburg
Union
Louisville, Ky
L &N
St. Louis
Thinois
Indiana Points
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Richmond, Va
Philadelphia
Washington
Stewart
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Etc
Southern
iIndianapolis
Toledo
International Convention of Advertising Clubs of
Baltimore
Binghamton
Kimball House
Boston
Mass
Bristol
Va-Tenon
Aragon
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago Tit
Georgian Terrace
Winecoff
Omaha
Columbia
Oliver
Clarksville
Kimball
Groveland
Winecoit
Marion
Columbus
Cecil Fort Wayne
Ind
Mich
Hartford
Conn
Cecil
Texas
Hampton
Hutchinson
Kansas
Indianapolis
Joliet
Georgia Terrace
Knoxville
Kansas City
Winecott
Little Rock
Pins
Eloff
Memphis
Lexington
Louisville
Cecil Tancaster
Maryville
Ansley
Miami
Fla
Wis
Piedmont
Neamanent
Minneapolis
Macon
Gao
New Orleans
Nashville
Peoria
Roswell
New Mexico
Red Wing
Minn
Rhode Island
Richmond
San Francisco
Cal
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Associated Advertising Clubs of
Joe
Ibers
P. &. Florea
Associated Advertising Cluba
Charles M. Mackintosh
Georgia
Ech
Sean Watvere
Ity
W. A. Harris
Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake Clud
Felker
Athletic Club
Advertising Club of
S. C. Little
Ruler of Elks
Els
Auburn Avenue
Elks
Gast Ellis Street
Charles B. Higham
Europe
Heartfest
Higham
British Isles
Techniciens of
Free America
Charles Piet
Mackintosh
Che Homestead
Thru Pullman, Chesapeake , Ohio Railroad
Lexington, Ky
Caruso Sings “ Victor Record
Caruso
Cal Records
Bourenti
Drdia
Viotin
Celeste
Celeste Aldaikenventy
Lo Captrinn
the Wren
Scandinavia
Man
Cherie
Avalon
Carhet Inane Baling
Rmadies Gaill
Curciforte -Rechioaninott
Aist ‘Ba
Ar Records
Benson's
Orch
Whiteman’s Orch
Whiteman's Orch
Peorleas
Charles Harrison
Nestle
Mammy
Broad Street
Ares
Tallman
Galneaville
Mt. Alry
Si Southern Railway System
H. Gon
Woodward
Henry W. Grady, Sr
Whitehall Street
Hardwick CO
A. A. C. of the World
Palm Beach
Good
Panama
Leghorn
Bangkok
Hardwick
Atlanta, Ga