Presbyterians in Atlanta Plan United Assembly Meetings
A joint note from the Presbyterian Ministers Association of Atlanta and affiliated groups announces citywide efforts to hold united assemblies. The plan calls for a ten day series in May bringing together the United Presbyterian Church in the United States and Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church to discuss favorable actions and possible consolidation.
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Atlanta
City
United States
Ehtire Presbyterian Church of the
Philae Temple Ruins In Jeopardy Of Dam Expansion
York March 19 reports reach here that J Sorgins took up negotiations to purchase and move the upper area of the Agsousa dam enlargement. The ancient Philae temple, partly submerged, may be obliterated by the dam extension, at a cost said to exceed 9 million dollars.
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York
J. Sorgins
Egypt
Aear
Agsousa
Aforgan
Child Dies of Burns and Bride Fatally Injured in Memphis Fire
In Memphis, a five year old boy, Richard Anderson Jr., died after flames from a bonfire ignited his clothing. His mother, severely burned, lingered saving him. A bride, 18 year old Mrs. Fannie Divini, suffered fatal burns after her clothing caught fire from a dropped match in her home.
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Memphis
Richard Anderson
Fannie Divini
Florida Man Accused by Chicago Woman in Larceny Case
Chicago, March 12. Indictment returned against Solomon B. Auitman of Tampa, Fla, for larceny as bailee on complaint by Miss Elizabeth Bickerdike, daughter of a pioneer settler. She says she lost property valued at 150000 dollars inherited from her father, with a note for 19000 dollars part payment for game land playing a role.
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Chicago
Solomon B. Auitman
Tampa
Fly
Elizabeth Bickerdike
Misa Bickerdike
General Clarence Edwards Linked to Taft In Golfing Circles
General Clarence Edwards admitted withholding records from the house committee investigating Major Ray's discipline. He is described as a close friend of President Taft, with the two frequently playing golf together.
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Clarence Edwards
House Committee
Major Ray
Taft
Five Men Killed at a Crossing in Indiana
Five survey workers traveling from Bloomington to Spencer were killed when a passenger train struck their survey wagon near a crossing in Fayetteville Indiana. Names include Mar Worden of Louisville and Jesse Rogers of Spencer along with Pimmett Williams Art Farmer Hal Brown. The locomotive severed the cart and dragged Worden a mile and a half. companions’ bodies were found at the site.
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Bfetteville
Ind
Chicago
Indianapolis and
Louisville
Here
Bloomington
Spencer
Mar. Worden
Pmmett Williams
Kansas City
Art Farmer
Summitville
Hal Brown
Jesse Rogers
Worden
Maneuvers to Move to Anniston Alabama This Summer
Anniston will host summer maneuvers of the national guard from nine states including Alabama Mississippi Georgia and Kentucky under an Army order directing regular officers and men to the site for about 25 000 to 40 000 militiamen. The drills will replace earlier sessions at Chickamauga Park Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Anniaton
Ala
Anniston
National Guard
Prad
Hladkmndn
Washington
Monsage
War Department
Ummer
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eorgia
Kopida
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Chickamauga Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sure Sign of Spring Hero on Whitehall Street
A young man strolling on Whitehall Street embodies spring with courage and calm amid curious street noise. The crowd notes his fearless stride and the playful whistle of the old song "Where Did You Get That Hat?" as proof that spring has arrived.
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Whitehall Street
Wrong address given to police by women
Mrs J S Beatty and Mrs Clara Brittle were injured racing a buggy near Adamsville when they gave the police 18 Hull street as their home. Investigations show the Hull street occupants deny the two women live there.
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J. S. Beatty
Clara Brittle
Adamsville
Hull Street
Beatty
Brittle
Lady Warwick to lecture on socialism and labor
Lady Warwick, leader of English society in King Edward's era and known as England's Socialist Countess for championing labor reforms, is touring to lecture on socialism and labor conditions. She predicts suffrage for women will come and states half of humanity is hindered without it.
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Warwick
Edward
England
Pataude
Hospital to be converted into beauty parlor in Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia faces transformation into a beauty parlor after an advertisement called 160 wart sufferers to seek treatment. Over 2000 replies were received. Doctors trial a new wart removal method with a full medical report planned for later release.
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Philadelphia
Hahnamann Hospital
Hahnemann
Wife Seeks Divorce From Admiral Couden
Washington March 19 Mrs Henry Louden wife of Rear Admiral Ray nolds Couden retired A N has sued for divorce and maintenance She says she cannot learn her husband's whereabouts and the 100 a month he allows is insufficient The couple wed in Philadelphia in 1883 and lived together until about a year ago Navy officials say Admiral Couden is living in Michigan City Ind his native city
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Washington
Henry Louden
Raynolds Gouden
Broweht
Couden
Addicks
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Admiral Couden
Michigan City
Ind
Lawsuit seeks 2 191 000 damages to halt Georgia power merger
Louis B. Magid filed federal and Fulton superior court actions asking 2 191 000 in three fold damages and an injunction restraining the merger of Georgia Railway and Power Company, Georgia Power, and Atlanta Power. The suit accuses a Sherman anti trust conspiracy to monopolize power and interstate commerce, alleges inflated bonds and stock dealings, and seeks to void a 999 year lease.
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Gréat Power Companies
Georgia Rallway and Power Company
United States
Fulton Superior Courts
Louis B. Magid
Aled
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Power Company
Atlanta Power Company
Georgia
South Carolina
Georgia Railroad Commission
Northern Construction Company
Detroit
Atlanta
Ilegally
Atlanta Hydro-Electric Company
Railroad Commission
Vertigo Attack Triggers Fall From Scaffold
J H Davis a 63 year old Pensacola carpenter was struck by vertigo while working on a 10 foot scaffold at Malletta and Hutintaute streets and fell to the pavement. Surgeons at Grady hospital treated a fractured right leg and multiple bruises for over an hour. Davis recalled a heat induced attack and hospital notes may record him as the first heat victim in this city.
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Malletta
Hutintaute
J. H. Davis
Pensacola
Fla
Grady Hospital
Davin
Whfe
Hospital Tecorda
Davis Hvee
Carrier Street
Come In Boys Water Is Fine Swim Relay at Lake
A fragmentary report notes children at Piedmont Lane swimming at the lake after school on a Tuesday afternoon. Adults advise caution while police and local figures comment on safety and supervising youngsters near water.
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Feilers
Atlanta
Willie
Tommy
Piedmont Lane
NY State Music Festival Opens With Florente Hinkle Soloist
The city hosts a concert under the auspices of the New York State Music Association featuring soloist Florente Hinkle in dramatic roles. DP Posey J. Bdames directs with Sheldon presiding at the organ. Box seats $1.50, reserved $1, dress circle 15 cents, balcony 62 cents. Tickets go on sale Monday and Tuesday, March 25 and 26 at the box office.
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Thachofiy
DP Posey J. Bdames
Misa Florente Hinkle
Sheldon
Parcietpas
Dresa Circle
Arese
Auditoeriura
What Is The Matter With Your Baby
An old remedy advertisement discusses infant discomfort, suggesting mild laxatives relieve baby colic and digestive issues. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle bowel stimulant, claims popularity for over a quarter century, and offers sample bottles via mail order.
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O. R. Crae
Wellford
5. C
Helen Gheatz
la Grange
N. C
Cahia Iweila
Anerfeda
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Mendlcella
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