Extensive Dental Exhibit Promises Southern Reach in Atlanta
The Dental Manufacturers' club of the United States stages a major clinical exhibition in Taft hall March 11 14 with nearly thirty leading firms from across the nation including a London headquarters company and a Toledo exhibitor. About 3000 dentists from the South are expected as George Holliday Jr credits the event with advancing modern methods and possible post graduate courses in dentistry. Many well known manufacturers such as The American Cabinet Company J D Ceurk Company Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Columbus Dental Manufacturing and others will be represented in what officials call the most extensive southern dental exhibit yet.
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Dental Manufacturers’ Club of
United States
Taft Hall
Mareh 11
London
Toledo
Ohio
South
George Holliday, Jr
Atlanta
Wll
American Cabinet Company
The
Hivers
Wis
WWF Ames Commy
Chicago
C. Ash & Sons Co. Ta
Fingland
Buffalo
Demtal Supply Company
J. D. Ceurk Company
Milford
del Agc
Clark Company
Gleveland Dental Manufacuring Company
Cleveland Ohio
Columbus Dental Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Consolidated Dental Manufacturing Company
New York
Dental Protective Supply Company
Dentists Supply Company
Detroitental Manufactuing Company
Detroit
Mich
Electro Dental Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Starvard Company
Canton
J W. Ivory
Lennox Chemical Company
Cleveland
Spring Comes to Atlanta Amid Blooms and Hats
The city greets spring as warm sun replaces storms. Pedestrians stroll Peachtree Street while flower vendors unleash jonquils and violets. Spring hat styles arrive with high prices, and Easter fashions push shoppers toward bold purchases.
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Peachtree
Whitehall
Fortunes Waiting for Folk Last Heard of in America
London reports nearly half a column listing missing heirs advertised in 1900 era papers. Names include Harry E Heard who left England for America in 1839, James Boothby, W Lascelles of Plymouth last heard of in San Francisco, and heirs of Andrew and Norah Galligan. Also seeks shareholders of West New Jersey Society stock since 1692 and other varied estates including James Tagg of Reading and Melbourne, Elizabeth Collett, Joseph Harker, Joseph Roberts, James Edwards, and Mary Roberts of Bedford with estate near £10,000.
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London
Times
United States
Hving
Harry E Heard
England
Americans
James Boothby
Ignata
Joh W Lascelles
Plymouth
San Francisco
Andrew
Norah Galligan
Ireland
Baltimore
Flatert Cooke
Manches
Ter
Milwaukee
West New Jersey Society
James Tagg
Reading
Melbourne
Ainmans
Elizabeth Collett
Estate of $600000 Involved In Suit
In St Louis a suit to break the will of Thomas F Hayden filed here asserts he was of unsound mind when he made a last April will leaving 600000. Archdiocese of St Louis Glennon and twelve Catholic institutions are defendants along with two real estate agents once Hayden advisors. Each institution got 10000 while the rest was split between a brother and a half sister. Plaintiffs are nephews P and P A Naughton and grand nephew B Naughton who each received 1.
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St. Louis
Thomas F Haydagt
Glennon
St Louis
Taft Grants Clemency For Two Kansas City Defrauders
President Taft remitted one year and one day prison terms for Elisha Horn and H Sn3der convicted in 1909 of using a malice in a fraud scheme in Kansas City Missouri. Sentences reduced to 500 dollar fine plus costs as the post office department opposed clemency. The president ruled their link to the alleged crime did not justify imprisonment.
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Taft
Washington
Elisha
Horn
Kansas City
Post Office Department
Clement
Nicaragua war fatigue voiced by ex-president Estrada
In New Orleans General Juan Jose Estrada former Nicaragua president says Nicaraguans seek peace and progress not war. He doubts future revolutions and believes anti American feeling will fade as people see it harms the nation, then plans to travel to New York tonight.
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New Orleans
Nicaragua
Juan Jose Estrada
New York
Estrada
Diez
General Estrada
Women of underworld support many men in Chicago
In Chicago testimony to a senate commission, a former cadet known as HRF detailed that about fifteen hundred white men and three hundred Black men rely on earnings from white slaves and women of the underworld. The witness said his account spans years of investigation, prompting Lieutenant Governor O'Hara to order a list of employers and subpoenas for their appearance before the commission concerned with vice conditions in Chicago and other Illinois cities.
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Chicago
Senate
Illinois
O'Hara
Fire destroys Gulf Compress plant in Atsenta Ark
Fire today destroyed the Gulf Compress company plant at Atsenta near Little Rock, causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Seven thousand seven hundred bales of cotton were burned and insurance covered the buildings and contents. This marks the third such fire in ten years and the second heavy loss for the company, believed caused by a spark from a passing locomotive.
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Little Hock
Ark
Gulf Compress Company
Atsenta
No 2-Cent Foreign Postage Policy Update
Washington March 1 the post office department does not deem it practicable to conclude agreements for 2 cent letter postage at this time with Norway Sweden Denmark the Netherlands or any other foreign country according to a memorandum of the department which President Patterson forwarded to the house with a message tsar two bee.
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Post Office Department
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Patt For
Miss Maley to Speak on What is Socialism
Miss AnnietA Maley a one time candidate for governor of Washington will speak this afternoon at 3 o clock at the New Men's Wigwam 86 Central avenue on What is Socialism With a long socialistic movement background including roles as organizer editor and financial manager her talk aims to enlighten the audience No admission will be charged
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Annieta Maley
Washington
Solons Pass Measures Over Veto In State Legislature
In a pivotal session last night supporters of the governor shifted. The tax for schools, vetoed by the governor, passed over his veto by 27 to 21. A bill to allow selling state asylum property for 1 million dollars failed on a veto override by one vote, 83 to 35. The Senate maintains a two thirds majority against the executive.
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Columbia
Senate
How Way Corn Cure GETS-IT Quick Sure
Advert says GETS-IT corn cure on a new principle stops pain in two seconds, shrivels corns quickly, no bandages or greasy salves, safe on healthy flesh. Claims relief from corns, warts, bunions with painless use, price 25 cents. Sold by EL Lawrence & Co Chicago and various druggists.
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EL Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Jacobs
Elkin Drug Co
Coursey & Munn
Gunter-Watkine Drug Co
Tne
Tipton
B. Hopes
Ark
B. Wh. Rose Medicine Co
St Wis
Atlanta
Frank Amondson Drug Company
Sourgsey & Munn Drug Co
Elkin's Drug Company
Gunter & Walking Drug Co
English Hoboes Parade Aristocratic Tramps In The Road
London reports a British surge of refined hoboes among about 60 000 tramps. Police recounts describe a pampered class with shaving kits and ornate gear including razors brushes knives and stowaway items. Tales include a masked buyer of luxury goods and a famed money hoard of 575 dollars in golden half sovereigns carried on a wheeled barrow.
London Cage Birds Show Feasts Boost Bird Food Bills
A London Cage Birds Association show reveals pet bird diets growing extravagantly as buyers demand exotic foods. Judges note canaries fed on cod liver oil and fruit, with others consuming dried ants eggs and water flies. Experts say UK bird fanciers spend over £6 million annually on specialized foods.
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London
Cage-Birds Association
Horticultural Hall
Allen Silver
Cage Birds Association
Birda
Silver
South America
Castro Leaves Cuba For Key West On Governor Cobb
Castro sails from Havana on the Governor Cobb to Key West en route to Washington. Public interest in Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, appears to have almost vanished as he departs Cuba.
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Castro
Cuba
Havana
Cipriano Castro
Key West
Governor Cobb
Washington
Venezuela
Army Birdmen Get 15 Percent Pay Increase
The conference report on the army appropriation bill was adopted by the senate today, providing a 15 percent pay rise for officers detailed to the aviation corps of the army.
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Washington
Army
Senate
Aviation Corps
Gumberland Sanitarium Promises Guarantee and Home Treatment
Guarantee stated no payment until cure. promotes private treatment at home for withdrawal symptoms and insomnia. Mentions officials and citizens of Lebanon, Tennessee, and offers Free Booklet No 2 from Cumberland Sanitarium, Z and J Sanders, Mex. Lebanon.
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Santatarium
Tebanon
Gumberland Sanitarium
Z & J. Sanders
Lebanon
Tenn
Corn Whiskey Ad From Georgia Distillerilry Good Stuff
A Georgia based ad touts 100 proof corn whiskey sold straight from the still to customers. It claims old fashioned flavor, honesty in measurement, and bans doctored spirits. Prices listed include four quarts for 3.00 and up to three gallons for 8.00 with a mail order coupon.
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Georgia
Chattahoochee
Girard
Ala
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