A Personal Devil Exposed In Chapman's Atlanta Sermon
Dr. J Wilbur Chapman declares Satan a God created being who fell and now roams the earth, opposing God and tempting sinners. He warns of the devil’s direct, personal influence at the revival and describes how temptation attacks, accuses, and hinders conversions, urging immediate repentance before “tomorrow” becomes eternity.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Satan
Atlanta
Alexanders
Brown
Feauhtree
Tabernacle
Br. Chapman
Tewe
Gr. Chayman
Zachaceh
Durause
Hell
Apenanle
Vonnuer
Wales
Fashion Week Opens In Atlanta Parade Of Display Men
Thousands lined Peachtree and Whitehall as the Atlanta Display Men's association led a colorful parade through the city streets. Shops showcased spring wares while bands played and crowds cheered, marking the opening sun for Fashion Week with shop windows lit and floral displays.
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Atlanta Display Men's Association
Peachtree
Whitehall
Atlanta
Cain Streets
Ned
Boy Scouts’ Brigade
Hunter
Barber
Milady
Thetas Banquet For Founders Day At Ansley Hotel
Founders Day will be celebrated by the Phi Delta Thetas with a banquet in the Italian cafe of the Ansley Hotel Saturday evening at 7 30 o clock. The function will be under the auspices of the Atlanta alumni chapter. Officials include Ed Carter president Frank Gillespie vice president G M Stout reporter P M Deteet treasurer and Frey Houser chairman of the executive committee.
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Phi Delta ‘Thetas
Ansley Hotel
Ogtock
Atanta
Ed, Carter
Frank Gillespie
G. M. [Stout
P.M. Deteet
Freq Houser
Bell System Reports Striking Progress Despite Conditions
The Bell system shows steady gains with 515,978 telephony stations added and 1,364,382 miles of wire laid. Net earnings reached 49,457,977.39 dollars, interest charges stood at 8,023,163.08, and dividends at 9 percent. Reserve and surplus balances totaled 2,500,000 and 2,262,1 i.
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Bell Telephone System
Theodore ‘. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lar
Belgian Babies Adopted by Athens Fraternities
Athens Ga March 8 Specially Saturday night twelve Greek letter fraternities at the university adopted a Belgian baby contributing the necessary amount to keep a Belgian in condensed milk for six months. The two literary societies had already adopted a baby apiece. The morning newspaper adopted one and about thirty private citizens joined the movement started here by Madame Lustrat involved in Frano-Belgian relief work.
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Athens
Madame Lustrat
Mrs Susan Beauchamp dies in Atlanta at 72
Mrs Susan Beauchamp aged 72 died Monday morning at her daughter’s home 47 Washington Street Atlanta the widow of Thomas Beauchamp of Montgomery Ala Survived by two daughters Mrs M A Wood and Mrs J W Mtabey both of Atlanta and son Thomas F H Beauchamp cashier of The Constitution Funeral held at Patterson’s chapel this afternoon and body to be taken to Treey Ala for burial
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Susan
Beauchams
Marake
Washington Street
Beauchamp
Thomas
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
K. Drake
M. A. Wood
J. W Mtabey
Avlanta
Harris Loved by Union Veterans as Census Chief
William J Harris, the southern member of the new federal trade commission, was thanked by seventeen Union soldiers from the bureau upon leaving the census director post. He received a soldier's remembrance photo as a token. Harris noted Confederate and Union ties, and spoke of southern progress and plans for broader development.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
William J. Starris
Georgia
New
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau
Atlanta
Harris
Farmers Organize in Dothan County Meeting
The Houston County Diversified Farming Association held a Saturday meeting in Dothan. R. Young was elected president, J. Sueenby secretary, and a beat vice president for every county beat. The group aims to encourage and direct diversification of county crops and to market produce after harvest.
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Dothan, Alg
Hear’ L
Houston Courty Diversified Farming Association
R. Young
J. Sueenby
Tly County
Florida pastorate change at First Baptist church
In a conference assembly Ren Tu Su Huvert of Florida was named pastor of the First Baptist church. Yesterday Dr Hubert, resigning from a former pastorate, went to Macon and, after service, a Macon church called him to Florida.
Emory Denies Plans to Seize Grady Hospital
Bishop Warren Candler states Emory University has no intent to take over Grady hospital or Atlanta Medical College. He dismisses reports of a hostile takeover and notes no Emory department will open until all arrangements are secured, with plans proceeding slowly. The Grady hospital is a public institution and cannot be seized.
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Emory University
Grove Remanded to Federal Court in Georgia
Savannah Ga March Grove who is wanted in Mississippi on charges of holding up and robbing a train near Batesville Mississippi is remanded to the United States district court after a preliminary hearing before the United States commissioner here The removal hearing before Federal Judge Speer will likely be held late this week Grove admits he is the man but says he was tried and acquitted in a prior Louisiana federal case Special Agent Young asserts the removal question is procedural and he left Illinois jurisdiction.
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Savannah
March Grave
Mississippi
Batepville
Miss
United States District Court
United States
Speer
Grove
Louisiana
Young
Illnois Central
Louanu
Georgi
Captain Smith Binds Bond for Court Appearance
Thomasville Ga March 15 though the first time in his experience Captain J M Smith president of the Bank of Thomasville had a warrant served on him and has to give bond for appearance at court to answer regarding his connection with the defunct Bank of Whisham He says he is not worried in the matter noting his position as a non resident director of one bank and his limited visits to Whish ham during the year He states he relied on assurances of other officers and directors that affairs were in good condition and its failure came as a surprise and a regret to depositors and others connected
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M. Purch
Xalvign
Hoyne
God
Satan
Jémis
Siva
Thomasville
J M. Smith
Bank of ‘Thomasville
Bank of Whisham
Smith
Bf One
Whisham
Tim
VALUE OF MAN'S LOVE FOR HIS MOTHER IN LAW
In Rome on March 15 a Lloyd superior court case tests affection amid a dispute over a house W Edwards built for his mother-in-law Mila Booker and her husband. Edwards seeks damages claiming a $2.50 weekly payment for the house cost, while Mrs Booker says love and affection prompted the build and notes she has paid $200 and traveled from Alabama to be near her daughter and son-in-law.
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Rome
Lloyd Superior Court
W .Edwards
Mila Booker
Hycamore
Edwards
Booker
Sheand
Alabama
Butts County Farmer Kills His Laborer Jakson Ga
In Jackson Georgia on March 14 a farmer named Thomas shot and killed laborer Joseph Caswell after Caswell allegedly stole a pistol. Thomas surrendered to Sheriff L M Crawford. Caswell was said to threaten Thomas as they met in a field, leading to the fatal shooting.
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Caswell
Thomas Slama
Hin
Thomas
Caxwell
Cox Surrenders in Pelham Ga After Fatal Shooting
Pelham Ga March 1 Cox T A Cox surrendered to Sheriff C D Crow after a weeklong manhunt for the fatal shooting of Robert Mooton. Cox had been hiding on a western county farm. He was jailed awaiting a commitment hearing likely this week.
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Pelham
Marentn
AL Cox
Robert Mootn
Sherrif C.D. Crow Toda
Cox
Enmaty
Tax on the Schemes Prompts Athens Tax Measure
Athens mayor and council pass a $20 tax on all companies amid a wave of contests and advertising schemes. The ordinance targets bluesming contests trading stamps mileage coupons and related promotional schemes run by multiple firms. The move follows a sequence of recent contests and promotional campaigns in the city.
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Athens
Marenlu
Caurel
Five year old shot by father in Rome Georgia
Rome Georgia March 15 special report states the five year old son of Mr and Mrs Carles Love is in dangerous condition from a bullet wound in the thigh inflicted by his father The elder Jove claims the shot was accidental
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Rome
Carles Love
Jove
Judge Hawkins Cumming Dies at 63 in Forsyth County
The obituary notes the death of Judge Hawkins Cumming aged 63 of Forsyth County. Interment is scheduled tomorrow at the Summing cemetery.
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Judge Hawkins, Cumming
Gum Gan
Mara
Henry ix Hawking
Forsyth Ory
Summing
Roofing Co Business Shows Greatest Gain in Atlanta
General Roofing Manufacturing Company officials report January sales for their Atlanta territory rose sharply, the largest gain of any US office. Tonnage from the Atlanta area reached nearly 1,900,099 pounds in six days, with two additional sales staff and office expansion planned.
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Roofing Co
Atlanta
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
United States
South
General Roofing Company
New York
W. F. Tebns
Southern
United State
Certein
Husband Blames Mother-In-Law for Divorce Hearing
Mrs. Sadie Gordon of 358 Washington Street testified before Judge George L. Bell that her husband blamed her mother in law for the divorce. The suit marks the second filing by Gordon and centers on alleged crawl treatment and neglect. Gordon says he wanted to reconcile but was prevented by his mother in law.
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Sadie Gordon
Washington Street
George L. Bell
Garon
Wleses
Mis.cerdun
Majestic
Gordon
Occupations of University of Georgia fathers
Athens March 15 Special A summary of University of Georgia statistics shows fathers of enrolled boys span many trades and professions. Merchants lawyers officials physicians bankers manufacturers real estate dealers salesmen insurance cotton factors mechanics ministers railroad men hotel managers bookkeepers contract loggers engineers and others, with widows and independent guardians numbering 101 and five married men.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Brunswick Machinist Killed by Stepson at Railroad Shops
BrunsWick, March 15. Willard Oliveras, 18, killed his stepfather, Prosser, a machinist at the Gear Coast and Theatment railroad shops, by striking him with a lead pipe. Prosser died at the city hospital. Oliveray says Prosser cursed his mother and sister. he struck in self defense but was arrested while still at work.
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BrunsWick
Prosser
Gear, Coast and Theatment Railroad
Willard Oliveras
Oliveray
Prominent Men Indicted by Jury in Jackson County
March special report from Rome Tennessee outlines a grand jury indictment against notable figures including M Harrington of Hurston Bros and others. Accused of obtaining money through stock schemes tied to Union Cotton mills and misused checks. Local prosecutor Interstate Idaho Co leads case. Continuous details appear in Jop Ga News.
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Rome
Jai Mene Milton
Tennes
Toy Jackson
Cormier
Avenue Anki and Trust Company
Lars Dacesorn
la Vette
Wades Salve Pretenses Co
M. Harrington
Hurston Bros
Interstate Idauor Co
Harrington
Jacksons
Union Cotton Mills
Ga News
Registration closes for Decatur bonds voters tally
Registration books for the vend alechen next Saturday closed. Three hundred twenty five voters registered and at least three-fourths are expected to vote for the bond. Bonds total 30000 dollars with 25000 for schools and the remainder for water and sewers.
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Vendalechen
Schogly
Witer
Plan to reorganize Naval Stores Co proposed
Plan submitted to federal Judge Speer by Inland Investment Co seeks reorganization of the Naval Stores Co entities at Brunswick Georgia and Gulfport Mississippi. The plan calls for both plants to cease operations after the European war, with the purchaser claiming war disruptions upset terms of the prior agreement. A $52,000 forfeiture was posted to honor the receiver sale. Hearing resumes tomorrow before Judge Speer.
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Maron
Yaryanaval
Calomel Health Warning Promotes Liver Tone Remedy
Newspaper notes strong warning against calomel a mercury drug causing sickness and bone damage. It urges Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute claiming it cleanses the liver without harmful effects and restores energy without nausea or headaches.
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Dedson
Rhodson
Aspaontus
Dodson
Ina
Donlan
Decatur Water Analyzed by Local Chemist Report
Decator Ga analyst Prof Sam of Agnes Beart department reports on Decatur drinking water quality. The sample taken March 15 shows slight muddiness and low bacteria. Nitrites and nitrates are low. chlorides, nitrates, and absorbed content measured at parts per million with overall positive indicators.
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Frofesor
Sam
Agnes Beart
Istry
Guy
Death of S. M. Varnedoe, Valdosta Leader
S. M. Varnedoe, a long prominent Valdosta figure and former city court solicitor, died at 12 o'clock after a lengthy illness. He was born in Valdosta and served as ordinary of Lowndes County, leaving his widow, two brothers A. W. and L. Varnedoe, and other relatives. Known for his charity and popularity, his passing ends a notable local career.
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Valdoste
Vinernedge
Lowides
Oretock
Jong
Marie~doe
Valdosta
Varnedoe
Messrs
A. W
L.&. Varnedoe
Flowery Branch Works Resumes Full Time Operations
Flowery Branch Ga March Special reports the major plant of the gia Chair company reopening this week after a six month shutdown. The Ghattahourhee Furniture company factory is running at full capacity signaling a revival of prosperity in the area.
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Gia Chair Company
Ghattahourhee Furniture Company
Self-Defense Verdict for Wil Anderson in Shackelton Murder Case
Wil Anderson charged with the murder of Rob Floyd, a white man, in Shackelton, Ga. A jury in superior court returned a verdict of self defense after nearly 24 hours of deliberation.
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Leerey
Wil Anderson
Cigvase
Anderson
Rob Floyd
Shackelton
Major Callaway Ili at Atlanta Baseball Assignment
Major Frank J. Caleway, present at Atlanta base assignment, confined to his room with a grip since last Friday. He is improving and is expected to be out of confinement soon.
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Frank J. Caleway
Atlanta Baseball
Two Georgia Judges May Work Together In Harmony
Macon Ga March 15 Special It is reported that Judge Emory Speer of the U S district court wrote to Judge W W Lambdin of Warcross congratulating him on his appointment to the United States judgeship in this district. He suggests a plan for them to preside over operations in harmony across divisions. Speer says he wishes to work amicably and Lambdin has not yet replied.
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Macou. Ga
Emory Speer
United States District Court
WW. Lambdin
Warcross
United States
Far Aony
Speer
Joige Lambain
Landdin
The Baby's Welfare and a Mother's Dread
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women planning pregnancy. It claims the remedy strengthens the system, eases childbirth pains, and supports infant health, presenting it as a temperance, non narcotic product that has aided many families and offering The Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail.
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Rothers
Chad
Dierce
Dr. Treree
N.Y
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Kidney Remedy Ad
A 19th century ad touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a cure for bladder and kidney symptoms. It lists signs like frequent urination burning and backaches, urges readers to buy from a druggist, claims long use and thousands helped, and promotes the product as a regulator that cleanses impurities and neutralizes acids in blood and urine.
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Bright
Stuart
Juniper
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