Earle and Affinity Convicted in France
Romoran in France, Ferdinand Prnnsy Earle, the American artist, and Miss Charlotte Herman faced a two day trial over abducting Harold Earles son from a Paris area school. Earle received two months in prison and a fine while Miss Herman got one month and a smaller fine. both were released due to time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Fischbacher
Norway
Earle
Miss Herman
France
Torria
Garlea
Baries
Ths Son
Tarle
Mraz Herman
Prince Henry Visits South America Reported in Berlin
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia may tour South America to strengthen Germany’s relations with the continent. If beneficial, the trip could aid labor reforms and align with broader progressive movements. The narrative notes labor groups and the International Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers figure in related meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Years of
Prussia
South America
Coun Times
Germany
DulBoise
Tniernational Brotherhood of Stationary
Ehemen Wasehet
Labor Movement
Secret Home Remedy Promises Free Drunkard Cure
An ad touts a tasteless odorless remedy claimed to sober heavy drinkers secretly at home with no known treatment. It urges women to administer the potion discreetly and offers a free trial via a coupon, citing many successful cases and temperance endorsement.
Georgia Branch National Congress of Mothers and PTA Officers
Georgia Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations lists officers including Jus. B. Lite as president at Peachtree Road and Atlanta. honorary president Mrs. Robert Zahnee. vice presidents Oscar Peoples and Vein Woods. recording secretary Roger Dewar. corresponding secretary John W Rowlett. treasurer Mrs Samuel Hamistt. state organizer Ailis Mary Collins. chapman of press Mrs Eugene Mitel. all news reports to be sent to 1149 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Branch
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
John W Rowlett
East Pine Street
Atlante
Samuel EL Hamistt
Mipley Street
Avante, Ga
Ailis Mary Collins
Turnerville
Eugene Mitel
Peachtree Street
Atlante Ga
State Convention of Georgia Parent Teacher Association
The Georgia division of the National Congress of Mothers meets at the Piedmont hotel on March 14 with delegates to discuss school welfare and evolving curriculums. Program includes executive board, addresses by state education officials, luncheon, and annual election amid room rates from 150 to 250 dollars.
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Georgia
National Congress of Mothers
Piedmont Hotel
Parent Teacher Association
Britta State
Lomamassioner
Bates Bloch
Piedmont
Miss Oppenheim
Savannah
Race and all by own action Theodore Roosevelt topic
The official magazine of the National Congress of Mothers quotes Theodore Roosevelt on race and birthrates. He argues that public policy should reward responsible parents and discourage reckless large families. He states the natural law of fertility and urges prudent marriage and childrearing to ensure the nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Mothers
Theodore Roosevelt
Chiildren
Preme Court
United States
Work of Brunswick Parent Teacher Club Aims Higher
Mrs L Googe president of the Purvis suhes Brunswick writes on the clubs work. Organized March 1913 with eighteen members now twenty four. Meetings fourth Wednesday monthly with social features after business. They helped children lacking books or clothing enabling school attendance. Emphasizes sympathetic cooperation between home and school and confidence in teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L . Googe
Purvis Suhes
Brunswick
Ius
BR Googe
Hrunswick
New PTA Formed in Savannah Seats Delegates
The Pope School Savannah Parent Teacher Association joins the state association. Delegates from the new organization will attend the state convention. Air Tasenhine Doratt Hucon 16 is named president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Savannah
Air
Tasenhine Doratt
Hucon 16
Constitutional Report Requests By Mother Congress Leaders
Charman of Press Mra Ligene Mus¢ Witenell chair man of the state press committee of the Mother Congress and Patent Teachers association asks delegates to bring written reports from their organizations for periodic publication in The Constitution official columns. Two reports requested one from the state secretary and one from the chairman of presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman
Forrest Avenue Parent Teacher Association Meets in February
The Forrest Avenue Parent Teacher Association held a February meeting with mothers of the school in focus. Mia AW Smith chaired the library committee reporting $147 raised in the past month for the school fund, while Mrs. in urgent chair led a $3000 donors effort for planting shrubs and beds on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Avenue
Yeacher Association
Mia AW Smith
Mbrary Committee
Massey
Oxtie Lyon
Wwn Quilliin
City Board of Health
Georgia
Congress of Mothers
Tarheel feuders to be tried at Morganton
Charged with an affray, Pitts and Hennessee factions fought at Glen Alpine on January 29, 1918. Gorman Pitts died from injuries, Dr E Hennessee was shot and cut, six others wounded. Trial set for Morganton. Dr Hennessee previously acquitted. he survived with multiple bullet and knife wounds and bullets still in his body.
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Charlotte H. CG
Pitts
Hennessee
Glen Alpine
Gorman Pitts
E . Hennessee
Hennessees
Brittle
Morganton
No New Plague Cases Reported in Havana
Havana reports no new autonic plague cases since Thursday. A Spanish grocer’s store clerk was diagnosed with the disease but is described in satisfactory condition. Sixty one passengers previously refusing to ashore from a U S steamer landed today fearing quarantine on return. The piece notes a shift away from older trade girls toward ready made ones.
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Havana
United States
America
Religious Education Association Holds Offcers Gore G North East
New Haven Conn Maren 7 President W Boatwright Richmond named state director for Virginia as officers elected. Gwynne selected for Georgia while G E Vincent Minnesota was named president. Proposals call to differentiate colleges, raise faculty standards, and boost nonsectarian university religion schools. Next convention slated for Buffalo with mid summer Panama Expo plan in San Francisco.
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New Haven
Conn Maren 7
W Boatwright
Richmond
Virginia
Religious Education Association
Todey W . Gwynne
Georgia
G E Vincent
University of Minnesota
Henry F Cone Chicago
Meri
John J Stevenson
New York University
Anson Phelps Stokes
Yate University
Buffalo
Hurrata
Tii
San Francisco
Charles Whitman
New York
Samoan U Baliwin
Connecticut
Charles S. Howe
Gurdosia
Sadaham
Baldwin
Holy Name Society
Howe
Senator Stone Named New Chairman Of Foreign Relations Panel
Senator William Stone of Mussis succeeds the late Senator Bacon as chairman of the committee on foreign relations. The appointment comes as the Mexican situation heightens tensions. Also reported is the resignation of Lieutenant William W. Smith of the cruiser California, accepted by Damela after a medical board deemed him unfit for coal employment duties.
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Enator Stone
William Stone
Mussis
Committee On Foreign Relations
AG Bacon
Georgia
Smith
Navy
Washington Waren
Damela
William W .Smith
California
Smiths
Daniels
Milk Quality Rules Guide City Dairies
City milk supply rises with sterilization uptake and strict fat and bacterial limits. Dairymen push clean handling to prevent disease and maintain butter fat content between 2.5 and 6 percent. Temperature rules require milk below 55 degrees at delivery and below 20 degrees for storage, with thermometer testing advised.
Statement by McAdoo on Reserve Cities in a Federal Plan
Washington March 1 Special dispatch reports McAdoo asserting the Federal Reserve Bank Cities plan must be reviewed by the treasury and Federal Reserve committees before finalization. The statement claims the committee designated Atlanta as a reserve city, with decisive actions to be completed soon and President Wilson to name the committee members.
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John Corrgay
Washington
Atlanta
Mars
Fineral Reserve
McAdoo
New York
Atlante Lode
Protectia
Tary McAdoo
Olistee
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Marke
Tink Ledlign
Presiden Wilson
Vedoo
Suena Baths
Pope
Hoke Smuth
Howard
East Nanan
Thirty Cases a Day in Potters Court Schedule
The court calendar lists thirty two cases for the current day and thirty three for the following day. Attorneys and judges prepare for the regular session with a focus on routine proceedings and orderly case management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letfirson
Potters
Free Offer Preys On Asthma Sufferers With Bogus Cure Claim
A garbled advertisement promises free treatment to asthma sufferers and urges immediate action by mail in a dubious cure scheme. It touts a mysterious method and urges sending a coupon for a “one day” offer while implying medical benefits and low costs to entice readers.
Common Carrier Law Put To Test In Oklahoma Courts
Oklahoma City March. District Judge George W Clark grants a writ of mandamus sought by the state against Oklahoma Natural Gas. Writ would compel gas companies operating in Oklahoma to become common carriers and purchasers in the pipeline territory. Several similar cases pending in federal courts. Attorneys plan immediate appeal for a new hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
George W Clark
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Don’t Let a Cold Settle on Your Lungs
A historic advertisement claims lung trouble stems from a neglected cold. It promotes Echman Alterative as effective for severe throat and lung infections, bronchitis, asthma, and stubborn colds. Testimonial from a patient in Pleasantsville credits relief to the remedy after trial and continued use. Contact Jacobs Drug Stores and Bekman Laboratories for further evidence.
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Eckman
Tama Ell Raan
M Bates
Echman
Ajteratve
Jacobs Drug
Bekman Laborators
Philadelphia
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Prince Henry
Labor and Progresswes
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Glenn
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Eme
Telegraph Company
the State Convention
MR. Roosevelt
NEW Association
Ideal Report
Atlanta Association
Tarheel
Gwynne
Bacon
Tucbeeculin
Beuchlers Dairy Farm
Piecmont
Ansley Boucher Wwe
Ponce
de Leon Eile
Leon Peach Gaumont Farm
Fair Glenn
Ate
N_E Owing
Johnson & Snow Decatur
Ponce de Leon
Ueb
Fen
East Lake Dairy
George Feae
Taman Park
Hughland Nix Fey Ui
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Oga
Wilson Ty Ter
Ansley Fark Piedmonta Sl
Fen UN Ag
Borie
Fev
Jean North Tackson
de Wran
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Arian
Stoney Brook Farm
Inman
Barneld
Decatur
Sven
Ryar St Jeoree Avenue
Kruger
Phraveh Inom Prk
Decatur Fey
BUD WB Butler
Amiey Pak George
Central Avenue
Capitol Avenus
Tedwardson
Goa
Soulevard
Grant Park Scion Cam Atlante
Gvente Walington
Oaklawn Dairy
Cherokee Capitol Waste
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Inman Park
Ksmhland Arena
Walters
Carroll
Andy Leek
Piedmont Park
Rock Springs
Airs & Mw
Ivy
Plat_ Shoals dairy
Jovan
Cleveland Decotu
Averase Ag
M’adoo
Ttxcomfort
Tony
St. Butt
Fulton Natl Bank Ee
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