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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1912

Page

47

John Drew and Harry Bulger Shine in Atlanta Shows

John Drew with a fine company at the Atlanta delivers a polished performance in a drawing room comedy about a 43 year old bachelor who seeks marriage. Miss Heseltine and a strong cast share applause. At the Grand Harry Bulger and Gretchen Hartman lead a lively musical farce The Flirting Princess with witty vaudeville style bits and bright numbers.

John Drew Atlanta Harry Bulger Grand Atlanta Ice John Lrew Miss Boland Miss Heseltine Mr. Drew Robin Worthington Maggie Cottrell Kena Robin Roebin Mise Eleseltine the Grand Gretchen Harteman Drusilla Peck Miss Hartman Sport Bangs Dale Fuller Araminta Bangs Joes Bulger Helen J. Darling

TIZ Reminds Me of My Barefoot Days

An ad style testimonial touts TIZ as a cure for tired feet and foot ailments. It claims quick relief from bunions corns and callouses, with vivid nostalgia for barefoot youth and a promise that TIZ restores foot vitality and general well being.

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Rebels Hold in Disorganized War as Figueroa Denies Revolt

Reports from Mexico City dated March 8 describe continued but scattered rebel activity around Torreon and Puebla with fighting near Acatlan and heavy casualties for Zappistas. A telegraph signed by General Ambrosio Figueroa denying revolt circulated, while government lines report no news from Torreon for days.

Figueroa Mexico City Josa Gonzales Salazar War Ministry Torreon Republic Chiapao Puebla Acatlan Attixco Ambrosia Vigueroa Madero Guerrero Unahaken Saltillo Abraham Gonzalez Chihuahua Baa Ciudad Guerrero Propcisco Villa Orozco Department of Finance of Claims Emilio Vasquez Gomez Jose Diego Fernandez Claims Commission Orozco, Jr Interior Department Pascual] Oroxco, Sr

Pentecost preached at Tabernacle Bible conference in London

Dr. Charles Inwood of London spoke on Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed and outlined two chief results purity and power. He urged certainty of faith, resisting denial and urged resigning to the Holy Spirit. Other talks covered Assenting sects in Russia, sorrow over Len G. Broughton’s departure, and youth pedagogy.

Christiana Charles Inwood London Tabernacle Bible Conference Inwood Booke Ingersoll Tom Paine St. MacArethur Ife Dukehbors Tulato Alexander 11 Russia Abraham Lincoln Len G. Broughton Christchurch England A. A Lamareaux China Cobern W. R. Moody

Mexican conflict updates from March with troop movements

Reported campaign against the City of Mexico and plans for 2 000 men to be entrained for Jiminez next week. General Orozco states thousands will join, while Francesco De La Barra says he will return to Mexico to aid peace efforts without personal ambition.

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La Follette Breaks Silence on Campaign Attacks

In Madison a published declaration by Senator La Follette opposes personal attacks in campaigns and urges candidates to offer solutions. He emphasizes examining records and proposed remedies to systemic issues like tariffs railroads trusts and the money power. The statement frames campaign discussion as evaluating fitness and action rather than personal attack. The piece notes Boston reporting on a Massachusetts primary hill in state legislature split between branches.

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Massachusetts Delgates Vote In Presidential Primary Debate

Massachusetts teeters over the presidential preference plan to select delegates by primary votes. The House amended the Senate bill to add delegates at large, then rejected a Senate-aligned amendment. The bill returns to the Senate, which had previously defeated plans for at large delegates.

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Death of Infant in Whitner Street Family

The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ceapar Whitner of 59 Juniper Street died during the night. Funeral arrangements have been completed. A Browning class entertainment at the Vaudette theater yesterday morning honored The Blot in the Scutchon. Fifty ladies attended the performance. Afterward Mrs. Merri Munchinson led the class, with refreshments provided in Mrs. Henry Inman’s apartments at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. Frank Beck and Mrs. Guerrie Beck, recently abroad, arrived in New York aboard the Wamburg American line and will reach the city Saturday aboard the vestibule on the Southern and stay at the Georgian Terrace.

Browning Vaudette Merri Munchinson Henry Inman

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