Need 200000 bond issue to upgrade Atlanta high schools
Superintendent Sitton argues a 200000 bond is required to bring Atlanta high schools up to par with peers in other cities. He cites overcrowded rooms, inadequate laboratories, lack of gym and lunch facilities, and risky street recess as major obstacles to expanding electives and modern curricula.
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Atlanta
Sitton
Tlanta
Harvard
Frinston
Howell Boreman
Reva High School
Candstone
James C Manry
Gsuther
Atlantis
Tess
Cii
Tio Osicourt
Ihro
Loral
Slaton
Daz
Mrs Chappell Expected to Be Buried Today
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Chappell, with surviving family including her mother, sisters, and brothers. It states funeral arrangements and a likely service in Monroe City with dates and locations referenced for pallbearers and mourners.
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Ma Berg
Tess Hay
Mother Mos
Scott
Ty Wiss
Deroth
Nolas
Monroe
New York suffragists launch dual purpose store effort
Suffragists in New York start a shop with a double aim to fund the fight for votes and support the movement. The venture seeks to furnish homes and kitchen needs, with proceeds aiding equal suffrage efforts. Active organizers include Aime Hutchigan and Wisconsin backers.
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New York
Police reform report urges admin efficiency in New York
A preliminary aldermanic committee report on New York police conditions calls for sustained administration, fixed tenure for chiefs, expanded staff and funds, and stricter enforcement measures. It proposes photographing and fingerprinting of felons held by magistrates, with liquor policy left to local authorities.
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New York
Khar
T Department
Tmi
Rismu
York
Police Department
To Preach and Teach Anderson March 9
The congregation of the First Baptist Church of this city the largest church of all denomination in South Carolina voted today to allow its pastor John F Vines to accept the presidency of Anderson College. The college for women is run by the South Carolina Baptist Convention and in its first session.
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Nderson
First Baptist Church
South Carolina
Ita
John F Vines
Anderson Colle
Anderson
South Lirotina
Full of Child Labor to Hold Convention in Jacksonville
Jacksonville hosts a National Child Labor committee conference from Thursday to Monday with 200 plus delegates from 16 states. The event features exhibits on child labor in Florida industries, a Sunday mass meeting with notable speakers, and focus topics including legislation, wages, health, and welfare.
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Jacksonville
Fla
National Child Labor Committee
Florida
Igar
Owen R. Lovelox
Child Labor Committee of
New York
Iutores Cotton Mills
Jacksonville Srnday
Felix Adler
National Catld Labor Committee
Jerume Jones
Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Mra Florence & Kelly
National Consumers League
Frank Tucker
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Lillian D Wald
Owen K Lovejoy
Fark M Trammell
Board of Trade
Florida Federation of Womens Clubas
Jacksonville Womane Club
Childrens Home Society of Florida
Associated Charities of
State Militia Called to Prevent Trouble in Lake Charles
Telephones from Deridder report quiet after a request from the mayor and A J Emerson organizer of the Brotherhood of Timber workers. Company K of the state militia arrived from Lake Charles to prevent trouble. Emerson was expected to speak today but did not. Danson figured in the Grabow riots and was acquitted in the related trial.
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Lake Charles
Deridder
A. J. Emerson
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
Emerson
Fam
Danson
Atlanta sermon on sainthood by Dr Hugh K Walker
Dr Hugh K Walker preached at First Presbyterian on Sunday about sainthood as a life of reality consistency and consecration. He praised Atlanta as a virtuous city and urged pushing envy hatred and unkindness from life while making home a heaven on earth by living according to God’s word.
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Atlanta
Hugh K Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Dr Walker
Rome
Freed from chain gang man drinks acid in a suicide bid
Stimpson, just discharged from the chain gang, walked into Blackman’s pharmacy and drank sulfuric acid in the presumption department. Police rushed him to the city hospital where medical staff saved his life.
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Folumbue
Stimpson
Blackmans Pharmacy
Iin
Martha Home Leader Criticizes Atlanta Church Reception
Rev G F Buford at Central Presbyterian denounces Atlanta as unworthy of Christian treatment of fallen women. He, who runs Martha's Home under Men and Religion Forward Movement, says women crave salvation and Christ’s example requires fearless outreach, urging a warm Christian reception citywide.
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Atlanta
G FR Buford
Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Buforg
Martha’s Home
Men and Religion Forward Movement
At- Tanta
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Christ
Annexation drive seeks Isle of Pines status
Thomas J Keenan of Pittsburgh announces a petition to President Wilson and the Senate to annex the Isle of Pines. It says 6000 U S residents and property owners favor making the island a permanent possession of the United States. The Isle of Pines is described as an American colony with over 96 percent of the island owned by U S citizens and a majority population.
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Pittsburg
Thomas J Keenan
American Association of the
Brunswick Confederate Reunion Date Change Question
Special Camp Jackson veterans discuss possible shift of the July 16 and 17 state reunion dates. An executive committee has already set the schedule, but a protest from the state commander and Americas camp prompts review. Change seems unlikely given prior agreement.
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Brunswick
Jackson
Americas
Creel shoots O D Kitchens in Columbus street fatality
in Columbus Georgia on March 9 special report says O D Kitchens collector for an industrial insurance company was fatally shot at the corner of Second Avenue and Twentieth Street by Creel aged about 40 after a dispute Creel allegedly returned home for a pistol and shot Kitchens through the forehead Kitchens died at the city hospital Creel was arrested and Kitchens leaves a wife and two small children.
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Columbus
Kitchens
Second Avenue
Twentieth Street
Creel
Creen
Improvement Noted In Pope Condition
Rome March marked improvement was noted today in the condition of Pope Pius X with less throat inflammation and hoarseness. The pope felt relieved and hoped to resume normal life soon, though doctors advised rest. He passed a tranquil night and received Cardinal Merry del Val, his sisters, and a niece. Doctors say there is no gout, only a bronchial affection, and warn against alarm due to age. The pope is concerned about Cardinal Respighi, gravely ill with influenza.
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Rome
Flux X
Amicl
Merry de Val
Marchiafava
Respighi
Quarrel Over Beer Leads to Skull Fracture in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia this afternoon Ogietree and J B Gould, both described as negroes, quarreled over a bottle of beer. Ogietree grabbed the bottle and struck Gould, fracturing his skull. Doctors are removing glass from Gould’s head and report he will recover.
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Columbus
Ogietree
J B Gould
Gould
Ice Save 4624 Per Cent Over Horses
The Hygienic Ice Company of Chicago has eliminated three teams at arrival, claiming a 46 percent improvement over horses. The terse notice outlines a shift in transportation efficiency and assigns credit to the ice company's new system.
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Alco
Seaconner Coal Company of
Providence
Godfrey Coal Company
Mitton
Mass
Lord & Taylor
New York City
Spokane Dry Goods Company
G. C. Flint & Company of
New York
Kennedy Yarniture Company of
Chicago
Ice
Liberty Storage and Warehouse Company
Bosworth Bros
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ONDON
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Jerome Jones
H. K. Walker
Martha Home
Isle OF Pines
Columbus Street
Bill Creel
Pope
Fougera & Co. Inu N.Y
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Alco Trucks
Carlson & Torell
Hartford
Conn
John Quinlen
Montreal
Palmer Bros. Construction Company
San Diego
Cal
Dairies
South Lincoln Dairy Supply Company
Boston
Levy Dairy Company of
Express
Alcos
American Express Company
Long Island Express
Westcott Express Company
Wells Fargo
Grocers
T. C. Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Alfred P. Griffith
Azusa
Salares
Charles Siedler
Maxville
Wagner Leather Company
Briceland, Cal
Bitten Ston Bisten
Willingham Sona Lumber Co
Watson & Pettinger of
Brooklyn
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Armour & Company
Morris
Roberta & Oake of
Chi
Gulf Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
Uaion Oil Company
Alco Rice & Hutchins
New England
Helshausen & Duncan
Los Angeles
Cartwright Draying Company
San Francisco
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Auto Sales CO
Sir Alles Motor
Tom Teuckeck
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