Exhibit of Goods Will Aid Atlanta Dinner Plans
The Atlanta chamber of commerce will host a Thursday dinner at the Aneley hotel to shape a permanent Atlanta manufacturers exhibit. President Brooks Morgan cites Cincinnati and Cleveland examples, proposing space for firms at varying rents and a sales manager to link buyers with factories.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Aneley Hotel
Brooks Morgan
Manufacturers’ Committee
Weshiv
Bynear
June 30 Last Day to Pay Second Tax Installment
Esk Williams city tax collector notes the final day to settle the second tax installment by June 30. Includes reminder of penalties for late payment and where to mail or deliver payments.
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Esk. Williams
Perils of Our Nation Discussed by Pastor
Dr Holdarby's Moore Memorial church sermon outlines perils he cites as unrest between capital and labor, declining religious training at home, influence of Carnegie Foundation on denominational schools, desecration of the Sabbath, liquor traffic, and social welfare dangers threatening American homes and morals.
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Holdarby
Moore Memorial Church
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation
Java
America
Temperature Drop and Rain Parade in Sunday Storm
A Sunday afternoon storm sent temperatures plummeting from a high of over 80 degrees to 68 as a fierce wind of 38 mph whipped rain and dust. Rail service and street traffic halted for about forty minutes, forcing crowds in parks and suburbs to seek shelter indoors and under trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sual
Fraud Charged in Arkansas Democratic Primary
Little Rock June 22. Fraud claim and injunction threaten to halt the Arkansas governor primary contest between former Congressman Brundidge and George M. Hayes as state central committee plans to canvass returns and certify a nominee. Official results show Hayes 15 828, Brundidge 24 066 with one county missing. Brundidge petitions alleging gross fraud and seeks immediate court action to force committee consideration before the July 23 election.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Stephen i. Brundridge
George M. Hayes
Stle Central Committee
Secretary of State
Hayes
Brundidge
State Central Committee
Volten
Brandidse Srm
Braundidge
Chancery Court
Tattle
Brundjage
Skirt styles tighten hemline and hip drape in dress rules
New York on June 23 reports the National Association of Women's Tailors issued decrees for skirts to be tighter around the hem with an A line in front but fuller at the top. After a twenty hour session thirty four representatives discussed the width, twenty two led by New York and Massachusetts voted for the stricter cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Women’s ‘Tailors
Massachusetts
Rainy stretch dampens Texas outlook with widespread showers
Two days of cloudy weather bring cooler temperatures across Texas. North central and western regions report precipitation in Abilene Mineral Wells Denison Marshall Granger and Dallas with Fort Worth experiencing two periods of rain.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Abilene
Mineral Wells
Denison
Marshall, Granger
Dallas
Warning Against Saint Anthonys Fire Erysipelas Warns Instructs
The Georgia state board of health warns parents and teachers about Saint Anthony's Fire also called erysipelas a contagious germ disease entering through wounds and spreading fast isolation care and antiseptic washing are urged. It notes face as common site symptoms include redness heat and sharp margins with potential complications from fever headaches and organ involvement especially in the aged or infirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Anthony's
Georgia State Board of Health
Hinparrates
Galen
End of hot wave seen this week in plains
Washington dispatch says the heat wave over the central states is expected to break Monday or Tuesday with a cooler air mass moving eastward. The forecast predicts warm conditions end first half of the week in the Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes while the Rockies and Pacific slope stay below normal. Thunderstorms and a moisture-bearing disturbance progress eastward, with moderating temperatures by Thursday.
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Washington
Central States
Weather Bureau
He Plain States
Plaina States
Mississippi Val
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific Slope
Plains States
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Catholic Educators Meet in New Orleans
New Orleans June 2 The tenth annual convention of the National Catholic Educational association opens a four day session here tomorrow. More than two hundred educators from major Catholic institutions will attend to discuss problems in universities seminaries colleges and parish schools. Meetings will feature addresses by noted educators and will be presided over by Right Rev J Shahan president general of the association. Preliminary conferences start tomorrow followed by a reception and a pontifical mass opening Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
National Catholic Educational Association
United States
J. Shahan
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Kryptok Bifocals Show At Moore & Sons
Kryptoks are marketed as the pearls of optical world. The ad highlights elegant design and higher price, inviting customers to visit John L. Moore & Sons at 43 Broad Street to view the lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peypnd Valle
Belyond Price
John L. Moore & Sons
Dadved
Sunday Schools Show Gains Despite Heat in Atlanta
Sunday schools across Atlanta report higher attendance this week with an average of 354 per school among fifteen reported, up 31 from last year’s Sunday. Total attendance reached 5,419. relative increase noted against 4,84% on the prior year.
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Atlanta
Hemi
Paul Methodist
Tabernacle
Venteal Pretterian
Pica
Peace Methodiat
Wesley Memorial
Nurta Ave
Westeru Baptist
Ponce de Leon Matte Weatininater Presbyterian
Central Congregationat Hightud
Park
Epttet
Gurdon St
Uupilates
Turpentine and Rosin Firm During the Week
Savannah GA June 29 Turpentine for the week was firm with a price of 161 2 cents yesterday against 36 last Saturday and 43 2 for the prior year. Sales for the week were 6 228 cases. Spirits for the week 6 922 barrels compared to 6 196 last year. Shipments 155 against 8 401 last year. Stocks 25 850 up from last year. Rowin remained firm for the week with declines of 0 to 18 cents on trades C D BP and I. Rosin sales 2 208 for the week. receipts 14 429 vs 19 549 last year. Shipments 6 043 vs 22 387 last year. Stocks 124 855 vs 85 028 last year, rising 8 786 during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Eleathve
Starks
Rowin
I. Baiea
Lawyer Edward Lauterbach Questioned Over Rail Plan Pressure
Edward Lauterbach, a prominent New York lawyer, was brought before a senate committee by Robert Lovett, alleging attempts to enlist Lauterbach to influence Washington to push the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution plan. Lauterbach sought permission to explain his side, denying any effort to pressure or bribe.
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Edward Lauterbach
New York
Senate
Robert 8. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Better prison laws urged by Weltner in sermon
Philip Weltner of the Georgia prison commission urged immediate passage of reforms at the Church of the Redeemer service. He blasted the system as outdated and noted the difficulty in separating black and white prisoners and youth from hardened criminals. He spent forty five minutes detailing the past and calling for changes at the legislative session.
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Georgia
Philip Weltner
Georgia Prison Commission
Church of the Redeemer
Prige
Weltner
Fle
Geonzia
Max Wilensky Plans Legal Practice After Study Abroad
Max Wilensky, a recent graduate of Atlanta Law School, will leave Atlanta next Tuesday to study a year at Colima University law school, then return to practice in Atlanta. He is noted as a Scottish Rite Mason, leader of the Saturday Night club, ethical lecture committee chair, and vice president of H. Wilensky & Son leather firm. He graduated Boys High School with a Penn University scholarship in 1904, completed college in three years, and represented Pennsylvania in a triangular contest with Cornell and Columbia. He earned the Atlanta Law School faculty medal for the best declaimer in 1918.
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Max Harris Wiiensky
Atlanta Law School
Atlanta
Law School
Colima University
Whenaby
Committee For
H. Wilensky & Son Company
Boys' High Schor
Altman badly injured by explosion of caps near Waverax
Warcross Ga June 29 Sampson Altman 16 year old white man critically hurt by dynamite cap explosion near Waverax Saturday. One eye destroyed and several fingers of each hand will be amputated. No explanation for the blast given.
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Warcross
Sampson Altman
Waveraax
Hotel Anstey to Open with Gala 6 PM Event
The Hotel Anstey will open this evening at 6 with an orchestra, Viennese waltz, and the Hazel ans- Yey staff. President Pound hosts a reception with J. F. Letton and Charles G. Day guiding guests through the new building, including a table d hote dinner in the Italian dining room and Governor Staton among the invited attendees.
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Anstey
Pound
Charles Lebder
Mr. Pound
J. F. Letton
Charles G. Day
Mr. Letton
Staton
Brown
Presbyterians Open Pryor Street Church Auditorium
Eleven years after organization Pryor Street Presbyterian members entered the new auditorium at 4 pm yesterday. The building cost about 26009 dollars and houses nearly 200 members led by acting pastor Rev. B. Preston. Worship had been held in the basement since last year. Attending ministers included Dr. Richard Orme Flimo Dr. Hugh K. Walker Dr. Dunbar H. Ogden and Dr. A. A. Little.
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Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
B . Preston
Richard Orme ¥ Flimo
North Avenue
Hugh K. Walker
First Church
Dunbar H. Ogden
Central Church
A. A. Little
Westminster Church
Bloodless pistol duel led to bond in Waycross court
Waycross Ga June 29 Special For indulging in a pistol duel on Tea Bean street last night T T Sime and Frank Laroche were placed under bond today for appearance in police court tomorrow The cause of the trouble is a family affair Sims confronted Laroche over statements credited to Laroche Although the men fired at close range neither was hit
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Waycross
Teabean Street
T.T. Sime
Frank Laroche
Savannah
Sims
Laroche
Encampment of Georgia Guards Deemed Beneficial by Officers
The special troop and guard units plus Atlanta ladies arrived at the Southern Railway yards. After talks at the Armory the Governor's Horse Guard was released from ten days of service. Training covered camping, trenching, and maneuvers while leisure activities included fishing and automobile trips. Officers praised the 1913 encampment as highly beneficial to soldiers, officers, the state, and nation.
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Ogle Grice
Governor's Horse Guard
Catdler Horse Guard
Georgia Sevaley
Atlanta
Southern Rail ‘Way Company
Nalsall
Uncle Dam
Kimbrough
Lieuwent McCabe
United States Army
Hunter
Seamans
Infantry
Cavalry
Dispute Over Location of Union Point Station
Greensboro Georgia June 29 Special The Georgia railroad authorities and Union Point citizens clash over where a new depot should be built seven miles from Greensboro The old depot burned and plans favored a location over a hundred yards from the town center Citizens circulate a petition to force a move closer to business areas Railroad officials cite a dangerous site due to curves and a steep embankment and point to past accidents The state railroad commission may be asked to settle the dispute and require building at or nearer the old site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Georgia Railroad
Union Point
Thy
State Railroad Commission
Field Glasses On Vacation Add Music To Trip
A notice promoting Field Glasses or binoculars as travel aids, with prices listed from 210 to 50 dollars. Mentions Hawkes technicians and a 14 Waltehail-cadv address fragment.
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Hawkes Ticians
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E. Price
J. D. Prich
Dan Hughes
Danville
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Max Wilensky
Altman
Ste See
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