DuBose Discusses College Decision and Vanderbilt
Dr H M Dubose pastor of First Methodist in Atlanta argues after the Tennessee supreme court ruling that Vanderbilt University remains church property. He predicts the general conference may plan moving church interests to another city and stresses the church’s long ownership through claims, history, and investments exceeding a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Nashville
H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
Atlinta
Tennessee Supreme Court
Vanderbilt, University
Board of Trust
Oklahoma
Mashville
Mission Board
DuBbose
DuBose
Vanderbil University
Supreme Court
Ita
Chancery Court
Davidson County
Tennessee
Neeple
Rishon Moss
Vaner
Asheville
Teast
Ehuren
Arenara
Hanse
Mara
Hendaline
Pine year with us says R F Jordan
Jordan, manager of the Jordan furniture company at 144 Auburn avenue, expresses optimism about the economy. He notes his small firm has been established six years and reports remarkable business since Christmas with a bumper year ahead and prospects looking better for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RU. Jordan
Jordan Furniture Company
Auburn Avenue
Mr. Jordan
Uchristmas
Decatur Plans New Fire Truck and White Way
Decatur Georgia city council approved purchase of a triple combination auto fire truck similar to Atlanta’s. The move aims to improve fire protection and could reduce insurance rates. The council also ordered installation of a White Way around the courthouse square, with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
City of
Atlanta
United States Policy in South America Discussed
A luncheon in New York featured Elihu Root’s idealistic yet utilitarian stance on U S policy toward South America. Guests included former ambassadors and diplomats who urged closer ties, warning that neglect of the region breeds resentment and misunderstanding while praising Carnegie Foundation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
New York
Elihu Root
Henry Clay
James G. Blaine
Sub- Bacon
Hag Pot
Iuean
Republik
Aml
Dt Juaquin Caley
Tf Costa Twin L. Desaulles
Uruguay
Charles H. Sherrill
Armentina
George W. Wickersham
Root
Blaine
Clay
Bacot
Bacon
Wickersham
Carnegie Fee Foundation
Hoot
Harriers
South
DeSaulles
Manuel Gonzales
Cos Rica
India
John Norris Dies After Long Newspaper Career
New York report notes the death of John Norris a longtime newspaperman once business manager of The New York Times and a leader in the American Newspaper Publishers' association campaign for free paper and wood pulp He began in Philadelphia with The Press moved to The Times and The Record later served as city editor and manager before returning to New York as basic news manager for The Times Norris chaired the print paper and wood pulp committee and testified in the paper trust inquiry in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Norris
New York Times
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Brooklyn
Jenn Nockis
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
The
Times
Record
Joseph Pulitzer
the World
Basic News
Norris
WubUshers’ Association
Association For Free Paper and Wood Pulp
Norrip
Paper Trust
Congress
Alaska Celebrates Passage of Rail Bill
Seattle chronicled the celebration of Congress passing the Muskaraltraag bill, marking the vernal equinox and Alaska’s anticipation of sunlit rivers. A grand parade featured pack horses, dog teams, and miners headed for the Klondike era echoes as two thousand men head north aboard steamers and rail-linked hopes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Congress
Alaska
Chilkoot Pass
Klondike
Cuban grocer Raoul Gonzales dies in Ybor City rooming house
Raoul Gonzales a Cuban groceryman and prominent member of the Latin colony in Ybor City killed himself this afternoon to escape arrest for non support. He blew out his brains in a rooming house after officers began searching for him.
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Tumpe
Fla
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Lustrous Strong Hair
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and dry scalp. It claims applying a cloth with Danderine cleanses, nourishes roots, reduces itching, prevents hair loss, and makes hair wavy fluffy and abundantly soft. The piece promotes a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.
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Knowlton
Pny
U S Orders Two More Regiments to Texas Border
About 18 000 U S troops are ordered to the Mexican border with two regiments to Texas 11 000 in Texas City under Brig Gen Fred Funston and others along the border from Brownsville to Nogales General Bliss will determine exact posts The 9th and 17th regiments numbering 832 men each will replace cavalry at Eagle Pass and Laredo forming about 4200 cavalry and 2400 infantry under Bliss for patrol of the lengthy border between the United States and Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
General Shafter
Cuba
Texes City
Fred Funston
Brownaville
Nogales
Ariz
Tasker H. Bilas
Ilmit
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Bliss
Laredy
United States
Mexico
Systemizing grocery delivery to serve customers better
A discussion on standard delivery schedules for grocers to reduce rush orders and late potatoes. It argues that fixed daily delivery periods will cut complaints and preserve profits by avoiding chaotic all day orders. Mrs Jones is cited as an example of persistent last minute requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jonez
Athens Presbytery Meets at Nacoochie
The Athens presbytery will meet April 14 at Nacoochie in White County. The Presbyterian high school is housed there. Rev J R Colt principal, Rev J I McPhail stated clerk, Rev S J Curtledge permanent clerk. The opening sermon to be preached by retiring moderator Rev G M Howerton. Members extend across Clarke to Rabun counties and the South Carolina line westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nacoochie
Iwhite County
Presbyterian High School
J. R. Coltrincipal
Ev. J. I. McPhail
J. Curtledge
G. M. Howerton
Hartwell
Rabun
South Carolina
Arate West
Athens Presbytery
South
Call on Preachers to Quit Pastoral Posts
In Boston on March 21, eight hundred unemployed men and women adopted resolutions at a mass meeting urging clergymen of all denominations to resign their pastorates and aid the jobless in finding work. The crowd then marched to the Algonquin club in Back Bay led by Morrison T. Swift who urged two aims: to secure what comes from the good things of life and to make the leafers work.
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Boston
Maas
Algonquin Club
Back Bay
Morrison T. Swift
Swift
Wfe
Cypress Men to Meet at Waycross Office
Sawmill men from South Carolina Georgia and Florida will gather in Waycross on Monday for a Georgia Florida Sawmill association Cypress division meeting. The session will be hosted at the Hebard Cypress Company offices.
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Cypress
Waycross
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Georgia- Florida Sawmill Association
Cypress Division
Hebard Cypress Company
Send Your Films to E. H. Cone, Inc. Atlanta
Announcement for free developing from E. H. Cone Inc in Atlanta Georgia. Largest laboratory in the South offers expert work and quick service. Mail order department handles films cameras and supplies. Write for Catalog J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Cone, Inc
Atlanta, GA
South
Big Machine Crashes Through Howell Grocery Window
A touring car crashed into the Howell Grocery storefront in Avenue Ga at dawn, smashing plate glass and injuring TL M Gibson who suffered wrist and hand cuts. The machine’s steering gear broke during a late night run with three friends, two young ladies, no theft or homicide suspected. damage forced closure while investigators determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Howell Grocery Company
TL M. Gibson
Howell
Bold Negro Hold-Ups Rob a Truck Farmer Near Police Station
On a Saturday afternoon two bold Negro highway robbers attacked T. J. Ivie a truck farmer living in East Atlanta on Piedmont Avenue near Decatur Street. They threatened him with an oil blackjack and robbed $4.50 in small change before slipping away toward an alley. Ivie reported the crime near the police station and detectives began work immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Street
T. J. Ivie
Atlanta
Piedmont Avenue
Ivie
Cuteriol
Strike situation unchanged at Rome mills
Rome Ga March 21 Special The second day of the textile workers strike at Anchor Suck mills passed without disorder. Workers and mill management stand firm with no wage or hour concessions. A sympathetic strike may follow as unions seek recognition. The Anchor Duck mills insist on closing the tailla indefinitely rather than hire union men, while strikers demand union recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Anchor Suck Mills
Anchor Duck Mills
Preacher Randolph Suspended by Ozark Presbytery
The Rev IA R Randolph, formerly a Presbyterian pastor at Leesburg Virginia, was suspended from the Ozark presbytery today pending a hearing of charges before the church board at its April 21 meeting. He had served Crane and Hollister Missouri churches after moving here six months ago. his wife and family reportedly remained in Leesburg.
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Springer
R Randolph
Leesburg
Ozark
Randolph
Ozark Country
Crane
Hollister
Leesburs
Floyd County Teachers Organize in Rome Ga
Floyd County teachers association organized in Rome to advance common schools and improve educational facilities. Officers named include W C Rash as president, Horton and Wyly as vice presidents, Mary Nelson Suroma as secretary, and P A Kirton as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Teachers
Rome
Floyd ‘County “Teachers Association
W. C. Rash
PLP
Seitenstbert Horton
Madelene Wyly
Mary Nelson Suroma
P. A. Kirton
Salad
Notre Dame to Honor White With Laetare Medal Tomorrow
Notre Dame announces Chief Justice Edward Douglas White of the United States Supreme Court will receive the Laetare Medal for his service to Catholic society. President John Cavanaugh disclosed the award today, noting its annual honor to a leading Catholic benefactor.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Justt
Edward Douglas White
US States Supreme Court
University of Notre Dame
John Cavanaugh
Baraca Founder Coming to Athens Convention
Marshall A. Hudron of Syracuse, founder of the Baraca movement, will conduct a two day meeting in Athens with Baracas and Philathas. About seventy five classes within a hundred mile radius are expected to attend next Sunday and Monday to hear the founder and participate in the convention.
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Awmens
Maren
Marshall A. Hudron
Syracuse
Athens
Baracas
Philatheas
Park Introduces Resolution to Impeach Justice Wright
Washington March 21 A resolution to impeach Justice Daniel T Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court was introduced by Representative Park Democrat of Georgia and sent to the judiciary committee for action. The panel previously dismissed similar impropriety charges as incorroborated tied to the Pari resolution. Justice Wright drew attention by sentencing Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell to jail terms for contempt of court in the Bucks Store and Range case.
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Washington
Daniel T. Wright
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
House
Representative Park
Georgia
Judiciary Committee
Justles Veight
Samuel Gompers
John Afitchell
Frank Morrison
Bucks
Congressmen Offer Pig Club Prizes in Georgia
Two Georgia congressmen back pig clubs offering scholarships at the State College of Agriculture. Prizes go to winners in pig club contests across Decatur Grady Thomas Lowndes Brooks and Berrien counties and in Carroll. A girls pig club is also planned, funded by Valdosta Lighting Co through Colonel W. G. Enger.
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Athens
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Decatur
Grady
Thomas
Lowndes
Brooke
Berrien
Carroll Culty
Valdosta
Colonet
W. G. Enger
James F Key Injured After Fall On Slippery Pavement
James F Key, 63, was leaving a store when he slipped on a slippery pavement and fractured his right leg. Grady hospital staff were alerted by resident M L Bakers, who lives at 2 Joe Johnston Avenue, and Key was carried to the hospital by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Key
M.L. Baker
Guunty Polcennin
Joe John-ston Avenue
Grady Hospital
Mr. Keys
Mill operator badly hurt in Marietta accident
Marietta Ga March 21 J B Delk operator of the large flour and corn mill two miles west of Marietta was caught in mill machinery this morning. He sustained three broken ribs a fractured ankle severe facial and head bruises and is considered dangerously hurt though told to be nervous. A two hundred year old carriage remains in service at Petersham Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
J. B. Delk
Petersham
Mass
Madame Caillaux Gives Sobering Trial Testimony in Paris
Paris on March 1 Madame Caillaux sobbed through a preliminary examination before Magistrate Henri Boucard recounting why she killed Gaston Calmette The Figaro editor. She cited a hostile press campaign against her husband and claimed letters suppressed by legal means spurred her action. The investigation resumes next week as she remains in custody at Saint Lazare Prison.
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Paris
Madame Caillaux
Henri Boucard
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Lfe
Tue Frrisoner
French Congo
Germany
Morocco
Doumergue
Madame Calilaux
Palace of Justice
Saint Lazare Prison
Fite Convicted on Shooting Charge at Marietta
In Marietta, the circuit court found B A Fite guilty of a shooting into W P Whitaker's house at Kennesaw. The verdict was a misdemeanor after a second trial. sentence not yet set as the March term concluded under Judge Patterson. Carter, the guard charged with manslaughter in another case, was acquitted.
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Marietta
B.A
Fite
W. P. Whitaker
Kennesaw
Kan Roth
Carter
Sev Gral
Patterson
Gifts to Libraries In 1913 Reach 4.4 Million Dollars
Washington reports vast gifts to libraries totaling 4 428 000 dollars in 1913. Secretary George E B Utley of the American Library Association says donations included twelve building sites ten buildings and 168 655 volumes. The Carnegie Corporation contributed 2 271 642 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
G George E B. Utley
American Library Association
Carnegie Corporation
Negro Church at Athens Builds Bakery and Laundry
In Athens Georgia on March 22 special bishop C K Nelson will attend a tea at home and receive a cake from St Timothy Church Athens. Rev W Q Rogers, a Negro raised in the south and educated in Massachusetts, becomes rector. He plans a bake shop and laundry for church members and other departments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. K. Nelson
Episcopal Diocese of
Atlanta
St. Timothy Church
St. Timothy
W. Q. Rogers
South
Massachusetts
Baby Eczema Relief Reported by Boston Ad
A 1913 reader testimonial describes a six week old infant with severe eczema affecting face head and limbs causing sleeplessness and crying. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months the child reportedly cured, with advice on scalp care and product samples offered by mail.
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BR. F. B
Derita
Allittle Grandehit
H. A. Henfield
Cutleurs
Dept. T
Boston
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Baraca
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Justice Wright
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Milian Street
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E.G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall
Fulton Nat'l Bank' Au Lae
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