Judge Lambdin Picks Savannah as Home for New Judge
Washington dispatch reports Judge Wallace W Lambdin chosen as the new federal district judge for Georgia's southern district. He will move to Savannah, with his residence later confirmed, and John W Bennett of Wheatecres accompanying him to the White House for appointment discussions. Strong endorsements valued, including Laward Brown and other Georgia figures, amid White House talks and department disclosures.
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Washington
Wallace W Lambdin
Southern District of Georgia
John W . Bennett
WWeatecre+s
White House
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Wwileon
Lambdiz
Wavcross
Savannah
Tambdin
Department of Justice
Senate
Maton Robinson
John Allen
Willedgeville
Joseph E Pottle
Charles J Bartlett
McBartlett
Georgia
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Gil Biatch
Federal Trade Cmmission
Smail
Laward Brown
Atlanta
Tambolini
White Nanse
Flaving Gulf
Wilson
Corgi
Washit lon Waren 2 Congress and the long session ends
Senators and Representatives celebrated the end of a two year legislative grind as voting adjourned with hopes for a long vacation. Mentioned were filibuster rules, cloture talks, and calls for a quieter Capitol as Washington prepared for a pause amid national pressures.
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Satellie Congress
Neot
Gether
Hopnie
Senate
Wilson Ani
Oklahoma official faces impeachment vote by House
The Oklahoma House adopted an 88 to 6 report urging impeachment of A P Watson of the State Corporation Commission. Witnesses alleged Watson borrowed money from railroad men, charged travel expenses to the state, and accepted ten tons of coal as a gift. A separate resolution to investigate the entire board remains before the legislature.
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Ollibo
Cy Olla
P Watson
Board of Corporation Commissioners
San Francisco girl wins honor in war
Miss Josephine Peddings, a San Francisco trained nurse in the French army, has been awarded the Legion of Honor by the French government. The cross was said to be bestowed for valor on the battlefield and reportedly recommended by General Dottre.
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Sou Evansasce
Josephin Peddings
San Francisco
Ted Cosy
Rip Hagerman Rejoins Cleveland In Surprise Move
In a Chicago Federal League club, Rip Hagerman signed to return to the Cleveland team after a contract with manager Tinker. Hagerman's letter to Tinker noted the pitcher’s lawyer advised remaining with Cleveland, signaling a pivot in team allegiance.
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Cleveland
Cheigs
Gonfiroiatan
Chicago Federal
Sme Cans
Tinker
Plagerman
Potchers
Ariss and Burke Star in Atlanta Sweet Offering at Theaters
The Atlanta audience savors George Ariss in a Disraeli inspired solo turn with Billie Burke delivering witty, girlish charm. Her performance and supporting players animate the stage as the season’s best theatrical entertainment.
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Asunies
George Ariss
Disraeli
Dan Wartoll
Aris
Vaudeville at Forsyth Delivers Big Acts and Submarine Drama
Keith Vaudeville headlines at Forsyth with Harry Cooper and a new comedy style. The Prim Voce Tour quartet brings harmony in a major act. The Last of the Quakers, Hermine Shane, and Dr Carl Hermann draw crowds. A Willansen brothers underwater battle scene leads Oil Hanson submarine feature. Shaws George Willarson appears. a native boy diver performs feats. An underwater moving pictures invention promises high interest.
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Harry Cooper
Urta
Herb
Hermine Shane
Vande
Fornett Wack
Carl Hermann
Silvers
Barnum and Bailey
Lis
Tim Pictures
Hanson
Willansen
Soto
Twan
George Willarson
Boya
Evers
Recapture Convict Who Fled on Engine
A convict escape from a federal prison involved six men who seized a locomotive and forced the engineer to speed away. The engine crashed after a washout, and four were recaptured soon after while Frank Gregware and another man remained at large after the April 21 1910 incident.
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Frank Gregware
Dover Waine
44 Bodies Recovered From Layland Mine Tragedy
Casualties mount as rescuers recover 44 bodies from the Layland Mine after a large explosion at Eastind near Pocahontas. State mine officials estimate the death toll may reach well into the 20s as rescue efforts continue and side entries are explored.
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Layland Mine
Hinton
Sea River
Pocahoptas
Eastind
Mayor of Chinatown Sentenced to Five Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Nim York March Tom Shirvan, president of the Chinese Merchants Union and known as The Mayor of Chinatown, was sentenced to five years in Atlanta federal penitentiary for manufacturing opium. He claimed his operation was framed by false evidence and said he would appeal to President Wilson.
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No Examinations Here Atlant a Post Office Job Register
An announcement states that no examinations will be held at the Atlanta post office on May 1 and that many applicants for jobs will be on the register. Rev B M Brown, street secretary, will preach the event, with Bob Brown of the Chipman Alexander party delivering at Harris Street Presbyterian Church.
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B. M. Brown
Bob Brown
Chipman Alexander Party
Iarris Street Presbyterian Church
Dr Chapman Praises Tri Weekly Constitution Revival Paper
Dr J Wilbur Chapman praised The Tri Weekly Constitution at the Tabernacle urging friends nationwide to send copies to spread the Atlanta revival. Dr Charles Jones urged broader newspaper outreach. Chapman supported sending The Tri Weekly Constitution as best coverage, noting its full articles and special features aiding the revival across the South and beyond.
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Constitution
Tri Weekly
J .Wilbur Chapman
Tabernacle
United States
Atlana
Atlanta
Georgia
Chipman
Jones
Chapman
Dr Chapman
Romars
Wty Crusselle
Atlant
Meeting of Emergency Association of Unemployed Women
The first formal meeting of the Emergency Association for Unemployed Women will be held today at 1 o clock in the basement of Carnegie Library. Members from Wednesday and interested parties should attend as committees will be appointed and early work begins.
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Imergency Association For
Carnegie Library
Beaumont Davyson
Davison
Ivy
St Philips Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Honey Boy Evans Dies in Birmingham After Atlanta Engagement
George Honey Boy Evans, famed minstrel and longtime Atlanta crowd favorite, died in Birmingham yesterday. He had planned a three day engagement in Atlanta next week and was a beloved figure with many friends and a huge local following.
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George Honey Boy’ Evans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Honey Boy Evans
Honey Bow
Sugar Secretary Sued For 57600 Postage
Government files suit against Palmer secretary of the United States Beet Sugar Industry seeking 57 800 in postage reimbursements for 30 000 copies of Sugar at a Glime delivered via mail. Suit claims Palmer substituted pamphlets for Lodge in a speech during the tariff debate and postal officials were deceived.
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Washington
Trueman
Palmer
United States
Malis
Senator Lodge
Progress at West Point new brick stores rise on west seventh
West Point progress continues with ten new brick stores planned for West Seventh street and Fourth avenues. Buildings will feature steel columns and plate glass fronts. Old wooden sheds will be removed and new structures placed at an early date.
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West Pont Gn
West Point
West Seventh Street
Bo TF Hail Lhese
Tennessee women may serve on school board
Nashville Tenn March. the Tennessee legislature passed final reading on a bill allowing women to serve on school boards, with the Senate previously approving the measure. Two counties are exempted from the law.
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Nashvide Tenn
Yester
Senate
Compton Injured After Taxi Hits Man Getting Off Street Car
RW Compton of 048 with Boulevard is recovering at home from injuries after a taxi struck him as he stepped from a street car on Harris Street on his way to vote. He opened an umbrella and was knocked down, suffering a broken rib and a lacerated right ankle. Police report not yet filed.
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Oith Boulevard
Alto
Elkis Club
East Ellis Street
Haris Street
Rockefeller enters plea of not guilty in Sherman act case
William Rockefeller, ill at St. Johns Island Georgia, appeared with counsel and offered a tentative plea of not guilty to the superseding indictment accusing him as a New Maven director of violating the Sherman act. He was listed as the last of the seven directors and Lurme directors of the 1941 firm.
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New York
William Rockefelle
Georgia
Lurme
Cabinet Discusses Shipping Situation Abroad
The cabinet debated the shipping crisis and the potential blockade of German rates. Officials stated no further formal action would be taken by the United States in core correspondence with Germany and Britain until practical means are pursued.
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United States
Germany
Sixty third Congress Sets High Page Record
Washington arch 9 The sixty third congress broke all records for volume of proceedings in The Congressional Record official publication for the two houses. The average congress runs about 12 000 pages, while the sixty third congress, which expired yesterday, approximates 3 000 pages.
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Washington Arch
Reporters of
Ashley Collapses on Witness Stand During Crematory Hearing
Councilman Claude L Ashley fainted in the witness chair during testy hearings over Atlanta’s 3276990 crematory. He had endured five days of cross examination, often under heavy questioning, and was later revived and sent home to rest as his family reported improvement.
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New York Destructor Company
Clts
Ashley
Mases Woodward
James
Maysam
Pension Given Chief Whom Park Attacked
Worthington March 5 Richard Sst tester president of the International Association of Police Chiefs today retired on a pension from his post as head of the Washington police force after charges against him by Representative Tack of Georgia had been withdrawn. Raymond Wullinan a newspaper man was appointed to succeed him. The charges against Sylvester were numerous but never were made public. He became a center of attack when crowds along the route of the suffrage parade preceding President Wilsons inauguration were nearly mobbed and rescued by Fort Myer cavalry. The board of commissioners governing the District of Columbia issued a statement saying the charges might have resulted in disciplinary measures but did not warrant a trial.
Warnings of flood on Arkansas River reach feared levels
Residents along the Arkansas River have been warned of flood dangers as rapid rises from heavy rains push toward flood stages. The Weather Bureau projects 22 feet at Little Rock and 26 feet at Pine Bluff before Sunday, with no fatalities reported so far.
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Little. Rock
American steamer Georgiana sails for Rotterdam with cotton cargo
The American steamer Georgiana, painted with the American flag and name on her stern, departed Charleston for Rotterdam late yesterday. She carries 16 000 bales of cotton destined for Germany, signaling wartime trade activity from South Carolina ports.
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Germany
Charleston
Rotterdam
Joyful Anticipation of Motherhood
An article advocates Mothers Trend as an external topical aid for expectant mothers to reduce strain on nerves and ligaments. It claims to ease nausea and morning sickness, citing long use since grandmothers and widespread U S adoption. Produced by Bradfield Regulator Co with directions to seek a bottle and request a special book for expectant mothers.
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United States
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamer Bldg
Atlante, Ga
Notre Dame Lady Promotes Free Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain sciatica backaches and kidney neuralgia. She claims the simple remedy neutralizes uric acid clears stiff joints strengthens blood and improves vitality with testimonials from thousands.
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Notre Dame
M Summers
Ind
Indy
Migraine Treatments and Noted Medical Book Mention
Dr J Canwell explains migraines are distressing but not curable, with attacks recurring until age forty. Antikamnia tablets are suggested to prevent and ease episodes, while a brief notice promotes The Atlanta Constitution’s concise lives and works of Dr Chapman and Mr Alexander, a 96 page booklet priced 25 cents or 30 cents by mail.
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J . Canwell
Chapman
Alexander
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution Office
City Buses Face Lee Ordinance Regulation Debate
Local discussion centers on a Lee ordinance taxing jitney buses at 100 to 150 dollars per machine yearly, regulating routes, schedules, stops, and display of route signs. Proponents argue these measures protect city streets, ensure service reliability, and fund road maintenance, while opponents label them heavy-handed.
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