Tona Vita Promoted as Life Restorer in City Pages Ad
An Atlanta newspaper feature advocates Tona Vita as a powerful tonic to combat nervous debility and weariness from urban life. It quotes a promoter describing widespread fatigue and listlessness, promises immediate effects, and offers a money back guarantee if life does not improve. Jacobs Pharmacy is named as the Atlanta agent.
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United States
Eipman
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Lee
One Pair Makes A Crop Farm Shoes Offer Free Record Deal
A historical ad touts two Farm Shoes with economy claims from Tuf Hide at $2.50 and Work in Comfort at $3.50. It promises a NEW PAIR FREE for records of longest service and advises customers to ask their dealer to order from K. Orr Shoe Company and Red Seal Shoe Factory in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mass meeting triggers recall petition amid city turmoil
A suppressed edition sparked unrest as cops blocked crowds at the newspaper office after a mass meeting critical of Mayor Schriver and Commissioner Hart. Earlier reports claimed Frank Potts was killed in the night’s trouble, but doctors ruled death an apoplexy. A recall movement circulated petitions at tonight’s adjourned session.
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Frank Potts
Po- Wee
Underwood campaign gains county support and organizing effort
A meeting reveals strong backing for Underwood with Hutchinson as secretary, Rulon C. Wheaton former, and Harelson Jones unable to serve due to travel. Burberson praised as a top campaigner. County organization spreads, reports show overwhelming Underwood sentiment and near unanimous Fulton support.
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Hutch Soon
Underwood
Burcheson
William Schley Howard
Fulton
Rock Island Press Feud Sparks Violent Clash At City Hall
Citizens drenched as police and fire department clashes echo long running quarrels in Rock Island. John Looney, editor of a suppressed weekly, lies in hospital after a personal encounter with Mayor Schriver. Rival editors say political friction has fueled bouts of violence and duels for fifteen years.
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Fire Department
John Looney
Schriver
Polfittelans
Rock Island
Etty
Underwood Strong in East and South, Democratic Prospect
A Western interview highlights the North's positive view of Representative Underwood as a steady congressman. Analysts say his southern birth does not hinder him, Taft is seen as nominee and Roosevelt dismissed. If Underwood wins the nomination, southern and northern blocs may unite for a Democratic victory.
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Underwood
Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. McGehee
Underwood Boom Sounding in Maryland Tour
Oscar W. Underwood receives a warm Maryland welcome as his southern presidential boom gains momentum. Maryland leaders and national figures travel with him to Annapolis, where a favorable reception signals the first full-fledged southern bid for the nomination in years.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Democrats of
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore American
Underwood
Athena of America
Mnerita
Alabama
South
Westmoreland
George F. Westmoreland
Atlanta
Congressional
John F. Bankhead
Martin W. Littleton
New York
William Schley Howard
Georgia
William C. Redfield
J. Harry Covington
E. J. Condter
Mississippi
James H. Preston
Baltimore
R. H. Wells
Underwood Sentiment Grows in Georgia Counties
Letters from Oconee to Whitfield show broad support for Oscar W Underwood for president. Citizens praise statesmanship and honesty while Putnam and Carroll counties back him strongly. Notable figures in Elmodel Glascock Eatonton Dalton and other counties express overwhelming majorities with only isolated opposition.
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Aragon Daily
Oscar W Underwood
Oconee County
G. H. Hutchens
Glascock County
Heldsville
Wilson
Eatonton
Underwood Club
Putnam
Jake Tweedy
Putnam County
Washington County
Carroll County
J. A. Andrews
Carnegie
Randolph County
J. C. Willams
Cheensboro
Treen County
Statesman
Alabama
Harralson County
Atlanta Chorus Festival Electrifies Local Audience
The Atlanta Music Festival chorus conducted by Dr. Percy J. Starnes delivered a powerful performance before 800 attendees at the Auditorium. The 300 new recruits demonstrated strong ensemble and baton study with varied selections including Song of the Vikings and Gounod’s Gallia. The background support by Sheldon on organ and Dieckman and Bartholomew on pianos enhanced the overall effect, and Sullivan’s Lost Chord provided a standout surprise with mixed choral textures.
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Atlanta Music Festival
Atlanta
Percy J. Starnes
Fanning
Cowen
Gounod
Galle
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Bartholomew
W. Dieckman
E. Sheldon
Sullivan
Florence
Mies Hinkle
Ountry
Boston Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Funds set for Morris family care through Memphis move
The Atlanta community seeks to place raised funds with a trustees committee to support Mrs Morris and her one year old child through the coming ordeal. Plans include arranging with the B Nai Brith Orphanage in New Orleans for the three elder children and transferring every dollar raised to Memphis trustees if they relocate, or to the Federation of Jewish Charities if they stay in Atlanta.
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Remé
Iawpatas
Memphis
B’nai Brith
New Orleans
Memphia Fa
A'Nal Errth
Littl
Atlanta
Federation of Jewish Charities
Atlanta Constitution
Aaron Morris
Temple Sunday School
Pryor Street
Morris Fund
Eugene Oberdorfer, Jr
Clarence Felberman
I. Schoen
Constitution Fund
Atlanta Fundraiser Gathers Aid For Morris Family
A community drives relief for the Morris family with a goal of 3500 to 5000 dollars. Donations pour in from Georgia and beyond including Markel Brothers New York and individuals in Columbus and Columbia. A benefit at Holland theater on April 4 will raise funds with all proceeds to the fund.
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Ness
Atlanta
Morris
I. Springer
M. Fordon
Georgia
Markel Brothers
New York
E. Jacobs
Columbus
Walter A. Keenan
Columbia
8. C
Holcombe
Lindsay
Diue
Holland Theater
Slaton
Concert Fascinates Five Thousand As Chorus Plans Advance
Musical confidence shone in Vieuxtemps Ballade and Polonaise as audiences of about five thousand enjoyed the program. The concert capped a season where the chorus, active since September, is planned as a permanent organization with rehearsals resuming next Monday night.
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Louise Dooly
Offer For Club Came Too Late
Montgomery March 26 City Commissioner E B Joseph announced at a commission meeting that Richard Tillis owner of Montgomery's Southern League franchise received an acceptance to sell the Montgomery franchise to Little Rock for 20000 dollars. Tillis said the acceptance came too late for this season but would consider an offer next year.
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Montgomery
Ala
E. B. Joseph
Richard Tillis
Little Rock
Tillis
Joseph
42 Years In Chain Gang Begins New Sentence
Palmer Peas, the oldest chain gang member at 69, is again in custody and will start his forty-third year. He first entered Fulton county jail as a boy of six, kept company with his mammy and siblings, and has served under many sheriffs. He stays out of trouble and earns a measure of trust from deputies.
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Palmer Peas
Suttles
Peas
Fulton County
Atlanta
Palmer
Gaddy
Big Brothers
Gettiig
Tye
Alow
Indiana Taft Roosevelt duel over Indiana delegates at large
In Indianapolis on March 26 the Taft coalition won four at large delegates and urged Taft renomination, while Roosevelt supporters elected four at large delegates at an independent convention. Final Indiana delegation split was 18 Taft and 12 Roosevelt with seven districts yet to choose.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt Camp Aten Managers Saies
Indiana
Harry
New
Charles W. Fairbanks
James E. Watson
Joseph D. Oiiver
Credentials Committee
Heveridge
Fred Landis
Edwin M. Lee
Charles H. Campbell
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach Advertises Stuart’s Tablets
An 1905 testimonial touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as natural digestive aids. The claim notes tablets contain no poisons, stimulate gastric glands, and digest foods when the stomach fails to, urging readers to request a free trial sample from F A Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan.
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London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
E. London
F. A. Stuart Co
Merkenwell Road
D. C
John R Brooke Flo
United States
Canada
iStuart
F. A
Stuart Co
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