Atlanta Weather Returns to Mild After Harsh Winter
The piece recalls a severe Atlanta winter with persistent cold, noting days when overcoats were essential and steam heat faltered. It compares this spell to Taft’s 1909 inauguration and outlines January and February data, highlighting heavy snow, wind peaks, and a late warming trend. It concludes with optimism for Georgia fruit crops, buffered by the cold.
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William H. Taft
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Classified readers are invited to view a free want ads notice with full details published on page eight. The item promises access to a complete listing and related terms.
London Suffragettes Riot Smashes Windows Across City
A large suffragette action in London saw half a dozen government office windows smashed and a woman chained to a tree in Whitehall. Police uprooted the tree to free her as fear spread through the capital. Shops shut early and streets bore evidence of the disruption with barricades and boarded storefronts. A mounted officer was dragged from his horse and damage in one store reached 1260 dollars. Dozens were arrested as suffragettes targeted Knightsbridge Brompton Road and the Royal Academy exposure was cut short for security concerns.
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Royal Academy
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Brompton Road
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Lord Chancelor
Buse Pitfield
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Pastors Launch Campaign Soon In Atlanta
The Evangelical Ministers' Association endorses the Men and Religion Forward Movement with pastors leading local church efforts. A pledge event will invite members to bring one new convert, while ministers preach on evangelism and lay leaders meet to coordinate. Dr. Len G. Broughton sends a hopeful telegram as he leaves Atlanta for London.
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Association
Atlanta
Forward Movement
Marion M. Jackson
Committee On Evangelism
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Dunbar H. Ogden
Coburn
Baptist Bible Conference
Len G. Broughton
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Chattanooga
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Woes of Pallid Tots and Lawrence Riot Testimony
Immigrant children recount dire wages and hunger in an era of industrial strife. A Lithuanian youth earns 4.19 weekly with similar pay for his father, while a 14 year old girl describes working conditions and food scarcity. A mill injury note and contested police conduct feature as lawmakers probe suffering and labor organizing during the Lawrence crisis.
Wilson Breaks All the Records for Continuous Cabinet Service
Washington March 4 James Wilson secretary of agriculture today broke all records for continuous service in presidential cabinets He has served fifteen years The longest prior term was Albert Gallatin who was secretary of the treasury from 1801 to 1818 Wilson was first appointed by President McKinley in 1897 and reappointed by Roosevelt and Taft
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James Wilson
Albert Gallatin
the Treasury
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McKinley
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Taft
Striking Workers Face Questions From Lawmakers In Witness Tale
Lipsom testifies about violence during the Lawrence strike protests. He claims soldiers beat children and women, describes a stabbing of a Syrian boy, and says a foreign government was sought for protection. Gompers calls for a federal inquiry into the dispute.
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Revolt Leader Praises Textiles Union, Labels IWW Warning
The speaker lauded United Textile Workers while withholding approval for the IWW. He defended workers rights to struggle, warned against law enforcement interference, and argued such actions threaten public speech and the stability of institutions. He cited past regimes as proofs of danger from government control.
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Campaign leaders thanked for services in Atlanta outreach
Resolutions applauding the Men and Religion Forward Movement leaders praise the eight-day Atlanta campaign. Fifty six Atlanta ministers attended a united pastors conference. Mentions John J. Hagan Marion Jackson and J P Jackson. Signers include Charles Jones Richard Orme Flinn Charles W Daniel L G Bricker C B Wilmer W C Schaeffer Jr Lynn Hood. Executives record appreciation to team leaders for their work in Atlanta.
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Lynn Hood
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South Carolina Debaters Beat Davidson In Gas and Electric Debate
Rock Hill March 4 The University of South Carolina opened its intercollegiate debating season with a win over Davidson in Rock Hill South Carolina The question was whether municipalities should own and operate their own gas and electric utilities The Carolina team upheld the negative outcome not specified in detail
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Civil docket call for March term 1911 begins April 16
The civil docket for the March term 1911 opens Tuesday April 16 starting with the Tallapoosa Circuit and proceeding through No 37 of the Atlanta Circuit. The next call starts Tuesday May with No 38 of the Avanta Circuit and continues according to existing rules for criminal and specially set cases.
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Court of Appeals arged and submitted cases list
Georgia Court of Appeals heard and submitted arguments from many defendants and cities including Maples Campbell Church and others. The record shows multiple State v. defendants from Miller Fulton Chatham Brooks Pickens and more across counties.
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Charles Cato
J. M. Tabb
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Jenkins Benn
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Pickens
J. L. Lawrence
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Charles A. Church
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Fulton
Eliza Campbell
Houston
George Robinson
Johnson
George English
Brooks
Fred Wheenand
Chatham
Ah Watson
Walter Kennedy
Tallmall
R. W. Ailen
J. A. Campbell
Catquitt
Will Martin
Floyd
Fred Will
J. Dixon
Waynesboro
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Pleming
Hart
Jack Adams
Hancock
W. J. McKiseock
Haraton
Report order set for Monday adjourned council meeting
The article notes a special committee including tax electric light telephone and telegraph and railway members with the mayor and city attorney was tasked to report results of their deliberations at an adjourned council session on Monday March 11 1972. The resolution and adjournment motion were adopted without comment.
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Raid on temple of Sun Worshipers under federal probe
Chicago, March 4. Dr Otonian Zar Adusht Hanish head of the Mazdaznan Sun Worshipers cult was arrested in a raid on the Mazdaznan temple. Authorities say the case involves prohibited literature sent by express and based on material in Hanishs book. Twelve disciples were subpoenaed and taken to the federal building with Hanish to be examined. One among them was Elizabeth Lindsay mother of 12 year old William Windsay who disappeared during custody proceedings in Philadelphia. The fate and location of the boy remain undisclosed. Federal officials call Hanighs book the most indecent literature ever read.
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