Marquardt Delivers Inspiring Task at Labor Revival Meeting
Several hundred men attended a Labor temple revival meeting yesterday evening. Tours Marquardt, secretary of the central committee of the labor forward movement, spoke on social evolution and urged concerted action for political and social equality. He said industrial democracy is the goal toward which unions strive. The present supremacy of commercial interests, he argued, stems from stalemate and opposition by corporations.
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Marquardt
Labor Temple
Los Land
Tours Marquardt
Labor Forward Movement
Stalenss
Umiong
Fragmented Social Debate on Welfare and Monarchy
The passage argues that a commercial monarchy serves its rulers at the expense of the working classes. It states that unity for common welfare is limited by this structure and notes that the working people are left to struggle while leaving the impression of ongoing class tension.
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Striv
Workers Speak for Social Value and Higher Mission
The text argues workers seek fair recognition of their social value beyond mere economic needs. It critiques commercial interests for opposing progress and highlights educated children, better homes, and social grace as signs of a higher mission. It calls for equality, improved laws, and the right to constructive labor in America.
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Shurman
America
German Members of French Academy Trimmed to Ten
A new session of the Trench Academy of Science shows ten German members remaining after recent action ordering several late German names stricken from the roll. The move follows ongoing wartime pressures and reshapes the German presence in the academy.
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French Academy
Trench Academy of Science
Agit
Mothers Friend urged for expectant mothers safety and aid
Experienced women recommend Mothers Friend for pregnancy relief and breast care. The advert claims it eases muscular tension in the abdomen and prevents breast cakings, offered nationwide through Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Blix
Atlanta
System is Cruel to Tenant Farmers in Dallas Hearing
In Dallas Texas Governor James E Ferguson urged liberal land laws and credit to aid tenant farmers. He proposed allowing tenants twenty years to pay for farm homes and criticized extortion by merchants on supplies. He noted land tenancy rising and called for crop diversification and capital access to improve farm housing and ownership prospects.
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Dallas
Texas
Federal Commission
Jon, Industrial
James E. Verguson
Ferguson
Tran
P Walsh
Beil
Merguson
Uis Thay
Mathem
Lown
Walsh
Borden Harriman
R W Tidwell Dies at 74 Pioneer Citizen of Atlanta
Reuben William Tidwell aged 74 died Tuesday evening at his home on Washingtom street after a paralytic stroke. A resident of Atlanta for fifty years he built up a leading wholesale business. He served in the Confederate Army and later settled in Atlanta, amassing a comfortable fortune. Survived by his wife and numerous children and grandchildren, his funeral is set for 10 o'clock Thursday at his residence with interment at Westview. He was revered for his devotion to family and his old school manners.
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Reuben William Tidwell
Washingtom Street
Atlanta
West View
Heuken
William — Cidwell
Coweta
Malwether
William de Graytensted
Tidwell
Angelina Westmorsland
Georgia
Siatenares
Willam Jones
Waplesale Busineses
James Elizabeth
Judson
David
At Elihps Epicopat
Tidwell Lad
Big Washington Street
Poplar Grae
Briar Cliff
WD Tidwell
Denver
Coto
Howard
George Obear
Charles H Tidwell
Reaher
Frank Tidwell
Misa Lilies Pidwell
A L Flawell
Quitman Steuben
Bruce Rat Well
McCall Jr
Florence Obear
George Ovear
UT Calvin
Burabeth
Edate Negall Tidyell
Quitaign
Mrs Hunt Dies at 86 In Georgia Home
Mrs Sarah Buena Vista Hunt aged 86 died Tuesday at her residence 287 Myrtle Street. Survived by two daughters Mrs Eugene F Gray and Mrs C R Humbert of Columbus Ga, four sons J H Hunt of Atlanta R C G Hunt of Miami Fla and W and D Hunt of Columbus Ga, one brother J Ho Regan of Chipley Ga and one sister Mrs A Traitt of Hamilton Ga. Body taken to Patterson's Chapel pending funeral arrangements. Mrs Minnie M Barge aged 35 died at her residence 364 Hill Street. Survived by husband J J Barge two small children her parents Mr and Mrs J W Clarke of Stockbridge Ga four sisters Mrs B L Walden and Mrs Lalla Hawkins of Atlanta and Ruth and Helen Clarke of Stockbridge.
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Sarah Buena Vista Hunt
Myrtle Street
Eugene F Gray
CR. Humbert
Columbus Ga
J H Hunt
Atlanta
R CG Hunt
Miami
Fla
Wow
D Hunt
Columbus, Ga
J Ho Regan
Chipley
A ‘Traitt
Hamilton Ga
Pattersons Chapel
Minnie M. Barge
Minnie M Barge
Nestles
Hill Street
J J Barge
J W Clarke
Stockbridge Ga
BL Walden
Lalla Hawkins
Ruth and
Helen Clarke
Stockbridge
Obituary notes and crime reports from early Memphis area
Obituaries and crime items list several deaths and burglaries. Mrs Madge Cobbs Morrow, 48, died at a private hospital and is survived by S M Morrow of Memphis and Cobbs brothers of Atlanta. Rosa Harris Bloss, 17, died at a private hospital in Douglas, Ga. Maybelle Aldred dies in Washington DC. body to Bloomfield chapel. Rolfe Bowles, 4 months, died at home. service at Donehoo chapel. R W Woodham of Hawkinsville, 48, collapsed at breakfast. Burglaries reported: Thomas Clark home at 229 Clark Street broken into. Rogers store at West Peachtree and Humunicutts streets entered.
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Madge Cobbs Morrow
Dod
Patterson
Chapel
S.M. Morrow
Memphis
DB Cobbs
Jof Mable
H L Cobbs
Atlanta
Rosa Harris
Bloss Ros Harris
Prrivate
Greenberg & Bond
Douglas
Harris
Thomas Clark
Clark Street
la Rogers
West Peachtree
Hununicutt
Burglary Hits Brooklyn Losa Company Window
A hole was knocked through a plate glass window at 46 Marietta Street. Only a few bats were found missing. Police report this is the second burglary at the concern in recent weeks, with suspects not yet caught.
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Otumg
Brooklyn Losa Company
Marietta Street
Alewime Phe
Cotton Fabrics Highlighted in Varied Weaves and Colors
A catalog of cotton fabrics lists novelty Voiles in multiple widths and colors, striped Voiles, Flowered Voiles, plain Rice Voiles, Crepes in 27 to 40 inch widths, Gabardines, Crepe de Chine, Organza, and Tennis Cloth for skirts. Prices range from 15 cents to $1.00, with many 25 cent to 40 cent items and several 46 inch wide options.
Satin and silk fabrics offered for dresses and shirts
A catalog of silks and fabrics lists Fleur de Sote satin striped wash silk at 1.50 per yard, Cote de Cheval faille silk at 4550 per yard, Black and White Silks 2.50 to 3.00 per yard, Crepe Poplin 2.29, Foulards Cheney Bros at 0.85 and 1.00, and many taffetas from 1.40 to 2.50 per yard, including Crepe de Chine 1.00 and Pussy Willow Taffeta 2.00.
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Cheney Bros
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DR. Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia, Pa
Trice
Lotus
South Drug
Southern College OF Pharmacy
Luckie ‘Sr
San Francisco
San Diego
California
Colorado
A. P. Matthews
Franco Lines
North Pryor Street
Muse
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Atlanta Retail Merchants Association
United States
Dustrial Board
R.W. Tidwell
C Clarke
J Wo Clarke, Jr
Maybelle Aldred
Washington DC
Bloomfield 5
Edgar Aldred
Rolfe Bowles
Bowles
Willams Street
Donehoos Chapel
R. W. Woodham
Hawkinsville
F Woodham
Lilzey
T. Shepherd
Shepherd
Manhattan
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick
Peachtree Company
Atlanta, Ga
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Broadway
Grand Opera
New York
Paris
Estelle Mershon
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