Campaign to Improve Atlanta Sanitation Through Media Outreach
A plan to raise public sentiment on sanitary plumbing in Atlanta outlines education and media campaigns. The group will seek newspaper cooperation with The Constitution, publish photographs and local condition statements, use moving pictures in theaters, display daily sanitation sermons, and install a large electric sign in the business district to spread health reminders.
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Atlanta
Papera
Moving Picture
Campaign to improve public health in Atlanta spreads
A broad educational drive led by civic groups aims to boost sanitation and housing conditions in Atlanta. Plans include stereopticon lectures in colored churches and schools, janitor training, and citywide efforts to exterminate flies, improve sewerage, and replace surface closets with proper facilities. Committees will be named and a major public meeting scheduled to push reforms.
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Pampaign
Promis
Atlanta
Board
Sdcial
Associated Charities
Haden
Grace Case Divorced Woman Target of Detectives
An alleged Grace case involves a divorced woman and a former admirer now employed at a city hotel. The man, once a race track plunger, provided information about Grace's companions. Detectives pursued leads on a "mysterious woman" while Grace remained attentive to a beauty seen as a possible rival. Opie’s death and the boy’s reaction to the inquiry are noted as authorities press for clues.
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Grace
Opie
Grace in prison endures solitary confinement amid legal battle
Mrs Grace, held in the women's ward, endures strict isolation with limited visits and denied access to services she previously attended. Attorneys say her bail status remains unresolved while witnesses list grows as the trial nears in Judge Ridler's court. Detectives say they seek truth and invite her cooperation but she declines to meet.
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Grace
John W. Moore
Fennsylvania
J. A. Branch
Grace i
Bullard
Chancellors address at Religious Education convention in St Louis
In St Louis the ninth general convention of the Religious Education Association opened with Dr. James H.M. Kirkland of Vanderbilt delivering the annual address on training religious teachers. Speakers included I. Lowenthal, Thomas F. Gailer, and J. L. Snyder. The sessions urged ministers and teachers to foster education and youth outreach.
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St. Louis
The
Religious Education Association
James HM. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
I. Lowenthal
Jewish Temple
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas F. Gailer
Episcopal
Tennessee
University of the South
Department of Churchés and
J. L. Snyder
Michigan State Agricultural College
Lansing
Mich
Department of Teachers of the
Hitle In
J. Percival Huget
Detroit
Underwood Gains Steam as New York Edges Toward Nomination
Delegation talks and political maneuvering surround the Underwood campaign with hopes he wins New York and solidifies southern support. Key figures like Representative E B Holland and Senator Bankhead tout Underwood as preferred choice, predicting a strong delegate core from Alabama Georgia Mississippi Florida and a pivotal New York bloc to seal the nomination. Ayers notes strong New York backing if nominated, with a first ballot surge possible and a second choice strategy shaping the convention.
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Baltimore
Underwood
Wilson
E.B. Holland
Suffolk
New York
Empire State
Bankhead
Gaynor
New England
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mis-sissippi
Solid South
Representative Ayers
The Lax Bos Way And Arrow Bottle Pitch
An advertisement touts a medicine called The Lax Bos Way claiming to strengthen the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It urges purchase of Arat bottle on a money back plan and to ask for the second bottle, insisting the product keeps the insides right unlike others.
Slaton Named by Colonel West Refutes Governor Bid
In a public address, colonel West endorses John M. Slaton for governor, praising his conservative honest and fair views. West, who led Georgia Senate and supported South Georgia’s growth, declines to run himself while noting Slaton’s strong legislative record and impartial handling of new counties.
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Cate
South Georgia
Aines
Lowndes County
John M. Slaton
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Staten
G Senate
Smith
United States Senate
Georgia
Filenita
Kentucky legislature abandons clock wire to extend session
In Frankfort on March 12, the Kentucky legislature rejected the self regulating clock trick used to extend the session. Sergeants at arms cut the wire to the clock one minute before midnight, as both houses hurried to finish deferred pension measures and other business.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Heself
Agia
Arma
Senate
Mexican Rebels Near Mexico City Involving Alfonso Miranda
A 300-strong rebel band led by Alfonso Miranda raided Salazar near Mexico City, forcing merchants to pay 8500 gold and seizing arms and horses. Reports also place another raiding party nearby and Miranda’s group encamped in mountains west of the capital. Meanwhile the congress refused to suspend guarantees, sending Calero’s request to April.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Miranda
Salazar
Miranda
Madero
Permanent Commission of Congress
Manuel Calero
Calero
Congress
United Staes
Fl Paso
Texas
el Paso County
United States
Febens
E. L. Deshazo
Fabens
Valardena
Durango
Wall
Ramon Florduy
LaGuna
Florday
Sambrerete
Zacatecas
Rio Grande
Two steamers collide in dense fog near Ambrose channel
New York bound Savannah of Ocean Steamship Company and the Clyde Line steamer Navajo meet head on in fog four miles off Ambrose channel light ship. Savannah sustains a 25 foot starboard bow opening while Navajo’s bow crumples. Passengers on Savannah are thrown but none seriously hurt. Both ships proceed under their own power. tugs stand by. Captain Dreyer says miscommunication led to the collision and Captain Packer declines comment.
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New. York, Mare
Savannah
Oréan Steamship Company
Clyde Linse
Ambrose Channel
L. T. Dreyer
Packer
Taft to Confer on Mexican Situation With Culberson
President Taft will meet with Secretary Stimson Senator Culberson and Texas lawmakers to press strict neutrality laws and prohibit aid to Mexican insurrectos from Texas A statement of U S policy toward Mexico may be issued after the talks asserting no immediate intervention will occur Ambassador Wilson reports mixed but hopeful signals from Mexico and notes destitute Americans seek exit via western ports
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Taft
United States
Mexico
Congress
State Department
Wilson
Mexico City
Tona Vita and Lee's Laxative Promote Vitality in Atlanta
There is no excuse for being run down. If you feel tired with poor appetite and bad digestion you are debilitated and need assistance. Tona Vita is a modern tonic said to restore energy, with claims of improved sleep and digestion. Lee's Rhubarb Laxative is recommended to accompany it for chronic constipation. Sold in Atlanta by Jacobs' pharmacies.
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Lee
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmagies
Fast Train Wreck on Big Four Road at Greencastle
Eastbound passenger No 20 on the Big Four crashed head on with a freight train near Greencastle at 9 45 pm. Freight engineer J C Millam of Indianapolis was killed. The Twenty four hour St Louis to New York train was moving about 45 mph. The double tracked line between here and Indianapolis produced an unexpected freight obstruction.
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Terre Haute
St. Louis
New York
Greencastle
J. C. Millam
Indianapolis
New York Central
Here
Remedy No Family Should Do Without
A health warning praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild non gripes laxative for all ages. The ad claims it prevents disturbed sleep from constipation and offers a free sample by mail order to Drew W B Caldwell, Monticello Illinois.
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Lydia EB. Thomas
Calhoun
Harburg
W. Wade St
Charlotte
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