Prominent Atlanta businessman touts Tansac cure
A well known Atlanta manufacturer at 152 Walker Street extols Tansac Medicine after relief from months of rheumatic pain. He credits three bottles with restoring sleep and appetite, weight gain, and overall well being, praising the product to friends and associates.
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Trouton
Walker Street
Tamlac
Grouton
L B_ Elder
Atlanta
Taniac
Chan
Evry
Hk Jarlie
Lan Reais
Ani
Raine
Tarlee
Jc Fady
Ex Pharmacy Co
Shriners Ready for Festivities Pageant at Atlanta Auditorium
Shriner events planned for Friday night include a pageant at the Auditorium with tens of Mason members and their ladies. Imperial council aims to fund travel and representation, while a large orchestra will accompany a post pageant dance. Admission is $1.50 per couple plus 50 cents per additional lady.
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Putman Stevens
Yaarab Temple
Imperial Council
Atlanta
Georgia
Shriners
Mason
Pageant to feature Shriners royale pageantry with dance
Oriental decorations will grace the large turbine area for a grand pageant and dance. Shriners in royal attire will stage the event, promising a dazzling display. Tickets available at Brown & Allen, Pitta cigar stores, Sheppards Tiger Store, Cones Whitehall and Peachtree, Williams & McClain, Elkin Dry Company, and George Fo Armard’s office.
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Brown & Allens Pitta Cigar
Five Points
Candler
Sheppards Tiger
Edgewood Avenue
Pryor Street
Fulton Lodge Members Honor Guests At Banquet
Fulton Lodge held a banquet hosted by R L Ginsberg at the Masonic Temple. About fifty attendees witnessed the conferring of Master Mason degrees on candidates R L Ginsberg, Michael Silman, Tom Norris, Morris Tessier, Jack Saul, and Paul Wallan with speeches by several members.
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Fulton Lode
R L. Ginsbert
Piedmont
Lodge Amer
R L Gingberg
Michael Silman
Tom Norris Morris Tessier
Jack Saul
Paul Wallan
New U S Dreadnaught Pennsylvania Finishing Touches
Newport News March 2 After government acceptance trials the superdreadnought Pennsylvania returned to the yard for final detailing before delivery to the Norfolk navy yard. Officials said all contract requirements were met and speed exceeded on standard and twelve hour runs. Oil burners and turbine engines performed excellently as the ship endured a 30 knot gale beating Roost Rockland Maine in endurance tests.
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Newport News
Pennsylvania
Mavy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mas
Iargo
Penn
House Votes for Twenty Cent Mileage Reform
Washington March report on the house annual vote amid crowded gallery. Lawmakers debated the twenty cent mileage allowance with Representative Cox of Indiana leading. The motion to reduce mileage from twenty to five was defeated two to forty six amid graft accusations and defense of the allowance.
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Washington
House
Hissane
Inile
Cox
Indiana
de Guert
French Verdun losses not high say official figures
Paris March 2 The exact figures of French losses at Verdun were given to the committee of military affairs by Colonel Boucabelile chief secretary to General Gallien minister of war. It is stated they were not high. The Petit Parisien says German losses to date in Verdun range from 42,000 to 130,000 and constitute about one third of the German effectives actively employed.
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Paria
Verdun
Committee of Military Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Boucabelile
Galllen
Petit Parisien
Rabies and Two Daughters of Five? Biograph Drama Mix
A brief note on a cinema page describing the life’s pitfalls, random drama and a trio of topics. It mentions a comedy presented alongside a rabies subject and a Biograph drama titled Two Daughters.
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Bapert
Biograph
GEM Theater
Marietta
Edna Wainon
Douglas Gerrard
Vira Green
Diatahe
Uncle Sam At Work
Tax on Jitneys Sought by City After Supreme Court Decision
The city moves to collect a special tax on jitney operators after the state supreme court scene upheld the city’s authority. Inspectors target operators, seize court records, and list license fees from 5 to 10 dollars plus a 5400 bond to cover public safety. Jitney representatives plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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State Supreme Court
Woodhall
Fitney
Pumercan
Supreme Court of the United States
JL. Mayson
Superior Court
Brandeis Seen as Victim of Powerful Interests in Senate Hearing
Washington March 2 Brandeis described as a public spirit by supporters in the senate investigation into his Supreme Court nomination. Testimony claimed he attacked financial interests including gan companies and insurance firms, earning enmity from powerful opponents. Witnesses noted petitions from Harvard students urging favorable action.
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Washington
Louis Brandeis
Senate
Hightness
Supreme Court
Brandus
Biah Hwth
Biah Hwth As To Ability and Character Lrancig Peabody
Wilton Massy
Brandeis
Senator Walsh
Hear Ug
Harvard
Cowell
Lavard
Gan
Joseph Walker
Massachusets Assembly
New Haven
Lamity
Supreme Court of the Oregon Law
Faure
League of Boatan
Brandels
Massachusetts
Ase Prench
United States
Boston
Melvin Adama
Brench
Branden
Arams
Edward A Whittier
American Fur Trade
Srandels
Edward FT Wei-tennan
James Lennos
Mrandeis
Lennox
Colonel Roosevelt Backs Off From Presidential Nomination
New York March 6 Theodore Roosevelt declines to have his name used as a candidate for the presidential nomination. His secretary WeGrath directed withdrawal of Roosevelts name from Illinois primary ballots after state officials indicated he was named in candidate petitions. This marks the fourth state Nebraska Minnesota and Michigan to refuse his name. Roosevelt is traveling in the West Indies.
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New York
Theodore
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Sebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
West Indies
Borglum to Speak in Decatur Tonight at Courthouse
Charles J Metz announces a cordial invitation from the Decatur Chamber of Commerce for members to attend a Borglum evening at the Decatur courthouse at 8 oclock. Gutzon Borglum, famed American sculptor, will discuss his planned monumental carving on Stone Mountain.
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Charles J Metz
Kriegshaber
Chamber of Commerce
Borglum
Decatur Board of Trade
Decatur
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain
Civilians Evacuate Verdun Amid Intense Shelling
Paris reports Couten president of the Ver dun Chamber of Commerce arrived in Paris and said civilians had to evacuate Verdun on Friday due to heavy shelling. He noted evacuation proceeded with some danger but few civilian casualties, as people carried essential bags and trusted a swift return.
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Paris
M_ Couten
Chamber of Commerce of Verdun
Ely Om
Couten
Ciso
Shonts Bonus Paid by New York City Under Scrutiny
An inquiry into possible improper subway contract charges launches at Mayor Michel's urging. The Thompson committee aims to investigate a $125000 bonus paid to Interborough president Theodore Shonts, with officials including Alfred Craven and Judge Coleman testifying on authorization, details, and potential city liability.
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York
Michel
Loun Uel Lamar Hardy
Thompson Legislative
Uv Mr Hardy
Blank
Thompson
Ted
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Theodors P Shents
Alfred Sraven
Public Service Commission
Interborough
Literborough
Craven
India
C Raven
Ahs
Janey
Bhonts
R R Rages
Lok FJ Gaynor
George Ee Ileman
Coleman
Ols
Wr Rogem
Petitioning Crisp on the Watson Matter in Quitman County
A large group of citizens from Quitman County sign a petition to Congressman Crisp requesting an investigation into alleged persecution of Tom Watson. They urge action if evidence shows malevolence or hatred and note Watson’s possible withdrawal from Georgia affairs. Led by WH G or, the group seeks Crisp to address the issue ahead of the upcoming election.
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Tratcher
Charles Ro Criep
Tom Watson
Watson
Ogners
Criep
Quitman
Watsoitrel
Georgia
Crisp
Bill
Differences settled by G. O. P. in Tennessee
Nashville March 7 factions of the Tennessee Republican party announce a reconciliation after stormy sessions. J W Taylor is named national committeeman succeeding Newell Sanders, and John Gore to replace Beasley as state party chair. Both sides claim victory while praising harmony and sacrifice for party unity.
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Nashvile Tenn
United States
Newell Sanders
Congresamin 5
National Republican
Tennessee 7
Beasley
Republian
Caventive
Trail 45
Tennessee Republican Pe
J Wit Taylor
John J Sore
Rainshero
Harmony
Sells
Jose Im
Sanders
J Wl Taylor
National Committee
Gore
Sweden Determined On Peace With Honor
Stockholn March 2 Sweden is as determined as eighteen months ago to avoid interference while preserving national honor and dignity said Eric Troll, former Swedish foreign minister. The only reason to end neutrality would be violation of sovereign rights by belligerents. The government and people favor peace but not at the cost of essential rights.
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Stockvnlin
London
Sweden
Eric Trolls
Germany
Ultimatum to Portugal Repeated Amid War Rumors
London dispatches reiterate Germany has issued an ultimatum to Portugal over the seizure of a German merchantman in Portuguese ports. Reports say Germany may declare war as Portugal seeks satisfaction. Portuguese citizens in Germany are warned of possible danger while Lisbon ministers and leaders debate the government’s course and a national government rumor swirls as a rupture nears.
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London
Lisbon
Amsterdam
Tolay
Germany
Hay
Portugal
Asd
Tisbon
Storm reports in far west were overstated
A San Diego letter from Vealliam Hobart of Kaike Martle srop says seventeen lives were lost in the storm and that damage to the exposition grounds is minor and repaired. It urges residents to discard exaggerated circulating notices and warn against spreading misinformation about the west’s storms.
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Far West
Informa Fone
Vealliam T. Hobart
Kaike Martle Srop
San Dg
San Diego
I Js
San Iteco
Messasde
Clites
Reverend Charles Teague Delivers Addresses at Union
Reverend Charles A Teague longtime leader of the Georgia Baraca and Philathea union will speak at the morning lecture and share talks at Sunday school and the evening service. A cordial invitation is extended to all especially Baracas.
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Charles A Teague
The Business Girl Needs a Fountain Pen
Unc sl can carry in her bag invents a self filling and non leaking pen available at John L Moore & Sons Opticians 42 North Broad Street. Try them to suit every purpose.
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Unc Sl
John L Moore & Sons
Opticians
North Broad St
Banquet Celebrates 43rd Anniversary of Atlanta Turn Verein
The Atlanta Turn Verein held a banquet at a South Pryor street bar to mark the society’s 43rd founding anniversary. Newman was toastmaster, with addresses by Clifford Walker state attorney general Colonel Radense ben, Robert Blackburn, Judge George T Johnson, and others. The hall bore US and German flags and bright lights, followed by dancing at 10 o'clock to Wedemeyer’s band.
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Atlanta
United States
Germany
I Wedemeyers Band
Stolen Ford Machine From Forsyth Theater Reported
A Ford machine owned by J B Long was stolen last night near the Forsyth theater around 10 o clock. The 1914 roadster with regulation tires has a small crack on top and carries a scenic tag 21ai-1915. Mr Long offers a reward for information, contact via phone vy 7431.
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J B Long
Johnson Avenue
Forsyth Theater
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