Reform in clubs urged by Dr Chapman in Atlanta
Dr Chapman urged reforms in Atlanta clubs to obey laws and press for repeal of near beer. He advised Christians to push their clubs to comply or risk leaving church or club. He warned conditions risked the city, churches, and temperance efforts, praising Chief Beavers and urging legislative action and club accountability.
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March Month Boosts Housewares Trade Adverts
The article notes March as a trade custom to push housewares, china, and kin in sales. Prices drop and volumes rise, driven by merchants and Constitution advertising. It highlights benefits to manufacturers, merchants, and consumers and urges housewives to read the Constitution's ads closely for profitable opportunities.
It Is in Our Hotels on Our Streets He Declares
A speaker denounces alleged threats to public morals in hotels and on residential streets, accusing men and religious practices of corrupting communities. The remarks target a Chapman revival and urge vigilance against perceived vice in local life.
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Chapman
Awakening Sermon Sparks City Debate At Grand Theater
Dean John Atkinson's Grand theater sermon in Atlanta triggers applause and a stern rebuke as he calls citizens not to be cowards in the awakening. He attacks vice, criticizes Men and Religion Forward Movement and Dr Chapman, urges women to aid, and urges support for his stance amid a charged crowd.
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Albert W. Elliott
Revival sermon reader warned ministers to be brave
Dr. Atkinson cites a prologue from a small red bound book urging ministers to preach to all classes without fear. He praises Rev. Chapman and criticizes Chapman Alexander revival methods, advocating dignified religion and turning workers toward character formation. Continued on Page Three.
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Famine and Riots Threaten Mexico City Crisis
Washington reports famine and possible riots in Mexico City as Carranza Obregon tensions rise. US officials seek foreign relief access and caution over anti foreign sentiment. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weigh further steps while discussions of allied relief intervention continue amid political strain.
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Mexico City
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O'Donnelly and Sullivan Wed in New York
Atlanta's R E O'Donnelly, manager of Keely campaigns, and Miss Sullivan, former head of the suit department, married in New York ten days ago. They left Atlanta for New York to spend their honeymoon and will reside there. The couple are highly regarded in Atlanta and the state for their business and personal contributions.
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Sbss
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Nelly
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Aire
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Keels
Opera Season Tickets Go On Sale Today
Season tickets for grand opera go on sale to the general public this morning at Cable Company on Broad Street and Phillips & Crew on Pirar Street. In person sales continue through March, with best seats likely to sell quickly to early buyers. Mail orders from out-of-town patrons start today under C. B. Bidwell, Atlanta Music Festival association.
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Fourth National Bank
Wil
Penniless Burroughs Takes His Own Life
Detroit report says 29 year old Burroughs died from a self inflicted gunshot in a hospital. He was penniless and in frail health, though associates say he once was worth over 250000 and connected to an adding machine business.
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Tragedy Cloaks Brunswick As Death Toll Rises
Terrifying attack leaves several dead and many wounded in Brunswick. Ernest McDonald, 12, among the dead, succumbs after bravely enduring illness. Gunner Telmas improves slightly. A H Hoyle and others suffer chest wounds. Funeral rites proceed for officers and town mourns.
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Greece at Cross Roads Will She Go Peace Route Or War Highway
Greece stands at a cross roads as reports suggest Queen consort or state policy shifts. The piece references tensions over intervention and shifting leadership, noting Premier Venizelos and his cabinet resign in response to King Constantine objecting to policy.
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Constantine
Four Die in Auto Collision Near Knowlesville
Albion reports four killed and two injured in a collision between a car and a baggage car near Knowlesville. Victims named Mildred Skinner, Helen Skinner, Hershell Harding, and Marion Harding. survivors were the Skripers and Wardings returning from church.
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Greece at the crossroads Venizelos resigns amid neutrality debate
London reports Greece teeters between neutrality and war as King Constantine backs restraint while Venizelos resigns with his cabinet over peace policy. Zaimis to head a neutral government as Athens weighs Balkan alliance loyalties and Dardanelles bombardment sways public opinion. The royal council endorses stability. Venizelos backs allied support to counter Turkish aggression.
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Weather Forecast Summary Across States
Weather reports indicate fair to partly cloudy conditions across Washington Georgia Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee. Increasing cloudiness possible with rain or snow risk in southeast Kentucky and Tennessee and cooler temperatures in most areas. North and South Carolina and Florida show generally fair conditions with colder mornings and some warmer afternoons. Mississippi expects rising clouds and warmer trend from Monday to Tuesday.
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