Charity Bazaar Closes Tonight At Atlanta Auditorium
The Atlanta Charity Bazaar Association ends its big charity bazaar tonight at the Auditorium. The event featured vaudeville, band, novelties, and dancing. Grand Maid Gras will be crowned with a diamond valued at 100, and runners up receive rises. Fifteen contestants compete with votes costing a penny each, posted at 3 PM and final results at 10 30 PM.
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Atlanta
Basar Asso Bon
Cancer
Yoeday
Western Snowstorm Moving Northeast Toward New England
A middle western snowstorm heading northeast is expected to turn to rain in the east, except in northern New England and northern New York where snow will fall. Weather bureau headquarters say the storm is moving northeast.
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Washington
Middle Western
Bureau
New England
New York
Hawkes Kryptors Bifocal Lenses Promise Perfection
Hawkes Co Opticians announces KRYPTORS bifocal lenses with eight inch near and far fields, a single solid glass lens with no visible division. Ground in their own factory and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction by Hawkes Co, Opticians.
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A. ix. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitetail
Autopsy Reviewed in New Haven Suicide Case
Coroner open inquiry into Lillian May Cook death as a suicide in New Haven after a weeklong search. Witnesses include her father Frank Cook and roommate Helen Wilson. Virgini Mayo, linked to Cook, subpoenaed to testify. investigators inspect her room and letters for motive and identity of possible companion.
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New Haven
Conn
Mix
Lillian-May Cook
Anj
Virgini J. Mayo
Miss Cook
Comeght
Mayp
Mass Cook
Frank Coin
Brooklyn
No Y
Helen Wilson
Mentel
Maya
Mara
Waterbury
Mayo
Lms Waterbury
James Dudley
Four Pretended Detectives Robbed Him Near Capitol
Farmer Cawthon of Lahovia Georgia told police on Friday that four white men pretending to be detectives robbed him in daylight near the state capital. They seized $25 from him and threatened arrest as they fled after following him from the terminal station toward a friend’s house.
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Capitol Farmer
Guwthen
Lahovia
Furse
Cawthon
Termival
Will Carry His Suit to Court of Appeals in Georgia
DeKalb superior court granted J R Gray of Carrollton $2,500 of the $25,000 suit claiming his wife’s affections were influenced by S L Stamps a farmer near Gast Dake Accused of winning Mrs Gray’s affection after her divorce the pair deny misconduct noting the divorce followed alleged abuse and mistreatment by her husband
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DeKalb
J. Rt. Gray
Carrollton
State Court of Appeals
Os. L. Stamps
Gast Dake
Mr. Stamps
Dr Atkinson Preaches At Cathedral On Lent Sunday
On Sunday the third Lent period Dean J A Atkinson will deliver the morning sermon titled The Most Beautiful Thing Jesus Ever Said. The church program includes Holy communion at 8 am, communicants breakfast at 9 am, Sunday school at 2 45 am, Bible classes at 10 am, holy dominion and sermon at 11 am, instruction in prayer room at 4 pm and confirmation classes at 4 30 pm.
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J. A. Atkinson
Free-for-all Fight Sparks Police Case in Kirkwood Area
Charles Hiller a lawyer C P Jones a plumber of Kirkwood avenue and W H Mills a bailiff of Gatland avenue must answer to the recorder for taking part in a free-for-all fight on Forsyth street near Turlie Thursday night Hiller and Jones argued Mills attempted to separate them and allegedly used a revolver police intervened and filed charges against all three The incident did not occur as reported in the afternoon paper
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Charles Hiller
C. P Jones
Kirkwood Avenue
W. H. Mills
Gatland Avenue
Forsyth Street
Turlie
Hillier
Jones
Mills
Sin
Report on seizure of the United States steamer Dacia
A formal report by Chief Naval Commissioner Lemoine on the seizure of the steamer Dacia has been sent to the prize tribunal in Paris. The ship stays under the temporary command of Ensign du Pontavice. Departure to Havre was to occur last night but was postponed pending instructions from the U S embassy.
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Paris
United States
Lemoine
En Sign du Pontavice
Havre
Portugal's President Denounced as Outlaw
In Lisbon a meeting under former prime minister Mancel Moniaire adopted a motion declaring the president of the republic and other government officials to be outlaws. A heated discussion of the political situation preceded the vote.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Marsh
Paris
Democratic
Mancel Moniaire
Pretty Miss Mame Akridge Tries Suicide in City Reservoir
Pretty Miss Mame Akridge, 16, of 58 Newport Street, sought to end her life at the Howell Mil road reservoir. She boarded a streetcar, walked toward the icy pond, but fled back in fear. The motorman calmed her, she rode back to town, then to Decatur Street where Police Sergeant Reed took charge. She spent the night at the police station and cited home troubles as the cause.
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Mame Akridge
Newport Street
City
Howell Mil Road
Reed
Akridge
Decatur Street
Polce
Heed
Miss Akridge
Matron Bohnefela
Pegoud Receives Military Medal For War Valor
Paris announces Adolphe Pegoud the famed French aviator has been awarded the military medal for wartime service. The notice highlights his aerial pursuits against enemy planes including February 25 attacks at high altitude, destroying a German machine. Pegoud rose to fame in 1912 for upside down flight and looping the loop.
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Paris
Adolphe Pegoud
Pegoud
Pesoud Trst
Ely
Peyoud
Legion of Honor
Nine Houston Doctors Found Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
Nine local physicians in Houston were found guilty of defrauding via mail ads offering patients and sending stereotype treatments regardless of illness. Government decoy letters claimed patients were in a brave condition but incurable, with tobacco juice and other substances examined. The cases were tried jointly due to similar charges.
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Houston
Texas
Nath A. Pushes
August Marable
J. Tl. Cari
Walter B. Pegram
G Olsen
T. W. Hughes
Edward Pailan
Atlen
Death of Dr Charles J Eames Noted Chemist
Dr Charles J Eames a renowned chemist dies at age 84 in New York He pioneered carbolic acid use to prevent infection helped develop celluloid manufacture and forged direct from ore a method groundbreaking for its time The first successful crematory in the country was built at Fresh Pond from his plans and supervision.
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New York
Jared
Charles J. Laines
Esterday
Baines
Bamnes
Eames
French Class of 1915 18 Ready for Front
Pacis March 6 1915 instruction of young men of the military class of 1915 is sufficient for them to join the active army. War minister Millerand has introduced a bill authorizing the call at the minister’s discretion. The bill would empower calling into training the class due to join colors in October 1916 for eventualities. Public posting of the class of 1911 recruits by Easter Sunday.
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Pacis
M. Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Jain
Britain Allows Wool Exports to United States
The Textile alliance members reached a March agreement detailing conditions under which Britain and its colonies will permit exports of blackface and merino wool to the United States, announced today by the British embassy.
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Washington
March
Textile Alliance
Great Britain
United States
Vice President Marshall to Represent Wilson at Panama Pacific Expo
Marshall will travel to San Francisco March 2 to represent President Wilson at the Panama-Pacific Exposition dedication. Wilson will not attend. Marshall tours via Cleveland and Indianapolis. Assistant Secretary Philipps joins, while plans for other trips are scaled back due to wartime duties. Lethariar and Daniels aim to visit next July, seeking available funds for dignitary entertainment.
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Washington
Marshall
San Francisco
Wilson
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Arizona
Philipps
State Department
Government Exposition Board
Daniels
Panama-Pacific
Panama Canal
Credits Commission Members Are Chosen
Washington March preliminary meeting of the rural credits commission was called by Senator Gore for tomorrow. Selected for service on the commission are Senators Gore Smith of Georgia Owen Hollis Nelson and Representatives Lever Moss Hawley Glass Phelan and Hay from the House Banking and Agriculture committees. One member of the Senate Agriculture Committee remains to be selected.
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Washington
Rural Credits Commission
Congress
Gore
Tomorow
Senate Finance and Agriculture
House Banking and Agriculture Committees
Catemah
Smith
Georgia
Owen
Hollis
Nelson
Kaiser Limits Flour Sales In Wartime Rationing Card Rule
Berlin reports a new wartime flour sale limit forbidding purchases on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays to curb hoarding. Authorities note some housewives used weekly bread card surpluses to stock flour for a reserve. State and county tax returns are due. books close April 30.
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Berlin
London
Credit of railroads bears brunt of attacks at hearing
Chicago March hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission heard testimony from Festus J Wade banker that western railroads struggle to secure capital due to high interest rates and alleged state rail war commissions. Wade blamed state legislatures and fake charges for revenue losses while Benjamin F Bush of Missouri Pacific urged higher freight rates to meet public demand for efficiency.
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Chicago, March
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
W. M. Daniels
Western Railroads
Festus J. Wade
St. Louis
Mr. Wade
Interstate
Commerce Commission
Everett Jenkings
Illinois Public Utilities Commission
Br. Wade
Benjamin F. Bush
J ‘Missouri Pacific Road
Jublic
Four Thousand Canadian Troops Reach British Isles
Montreal March 6 Four thousand Canadian troops have reached the British Isles aboard the steamers Megantic Southland and Missanable. They sailed from Halifax February 22.
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British Isles
Montreal
Megantic
Southland
Missanable
Halifax
Fashion Notices Show Varied Dresses at Bargain Prices
The notice previews a wide range of dresses from crepe and linen to Palm Beach cloth and silk. Prices span from $5.00 to $25.00 with styles including guimpes, raised waists, and coat-dress lines, highlighting affordable options for street and service wear.
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Dimity
Palm Beach
Dolly Varden Dimity
Jack Tar Middies New Styles for Young Women
Jack Tar Middies offer a variety of styles in sizes six to twenty two for girls who will play. Options include 1.00 white galatea with laced front stars and emblems, 1.50 white linen raglan sleeve, 2.50 white crepe trimmed with plaid crepe, side bow belt, 3.00 washable silk middy with laced front.
Wash Suits for Men to Be From We'se
Dozens of neat wash suits for young gentlemen aged one to six years. Styles cover daily life phases with jumpers play suits and good behavior hours. Regulation ginghams madras middy percale linen Pickwick vestee corded weaves. Prices range from 1.90 to 5.00.
Rushed profits clash with care in Children Shoes ad pitch
A terse promotion warns against profit driven shortcuts in the footwear trade. It touts SQ ROSIS SHOES as affordable and accessible with a guarantee, urging buyers to choose trusted options over anonymous manufacturers.
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