Christians slain in Kurd uprising threatens missionaries
Washington reports alarming massacres as Kurds rise in Persia near Crumiah. At Gul vashan, 5 Americans and 0 from a French mission were taken. Morgenthau appeals to Turkey and Britain to rush protection. State Department seeks urgent safeguards for missionaries and refugees amid Turkish assurances.
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Gulvashan
Persia
State Department
Crumiah
Morgenthau
Constatinople
Fryan
Diei Rridt
Not'far Distant
US and Russian Aids Sought for Christians in Titlis Region
The Acumiah district with American consul Edon Paddock urged Russian commanders near Titlis to send troops to rescue Christians. Russia reportedly awaits orders from Petrograd amid US efforts to mobilize Turkish troops. Consuls at Tabriz urged caution to avoid a massacre. no official notice of outrages reached the State Department. Secretary Bryan said the department is doing all it can and has directed consuls. Britain and the US report Turkey ordering to save Christians. Morgenthau received further instructions.
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Acumiah
Edon Paddock
Titlis
Russia
Turkey
Tabriz
Distriet
State Department
Guipashan
Urumiah
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
New York
Bryan
Presbyterian Board
Department
Morgenthau
Eitel to Earn Cash from Port Work Soon
Eitel plans to begin port work and expects cash inflow within about two weeks, signaling a timely revenue milestone for the operation.
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EITEL
Fortress Monroe and Wool Aldress Unusual Naval Activity
Newport News March 7 Fort Monroe and Fort Wool in Hampton Roads show unusual activity with troops ordered to barracks and big gun crews sent to stations. A U S submarine and three destroyers arrived and anchored between the forts as searchlights swept the waters while the Pring Estel Vriedrich lingered at the shipyard.
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Newport News
Fortress Monroe
Fort Wool
Hampton Roads
United States
Tya F
Pring Estel Vriedrich
Stone Builer
Justices Question Thaw Return to State Hospital
Justices express doubt about returning Thaw to Mattawan State Hospital for the criminal insane after acquittal. Justice Scott and Justice Ingraham weigh the action on state honor rather than the technical return. An opinion was expected next week after arguments, with decision reserved.
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State Hospital
Scott
Ingraham
Kennedy
Mattens
Wan
New York
Lady Luxury Opens in Atlanta With Bright Songs and Dainty Chorus
Lady Luxury the musical comedy opens at the Atlanta theater to a large crowd. Florence Webber stars as the title role with Forrest Huff and Arthur Albro providing strong tenor work. The plot follows a young ward who inherits wealth and throws a modern birthday party causing a comic upheaval, with dancing by Emilie on and Donald McDonald and a lively chorus delivering many pretty numbers.
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Lady Luxury
Atlanta
Texas
Florence Webber
Forrest Huff
Arthur Albro
Gene Peltier
Guardian
Leo Stark
Misve
Taggert
Dawson
Mesars
Whelm
Emilie
Donald McDonald
Ned Mintosh
O'Brien to headline Atlanta minstrels with new show
Neil O'Brien and Oscar Hodge bring a expanded company to Atlanta for a two day run with a Wednesday matinee. Forsyth Theatre to feature Broadway stars Madama Olza Patrova and Paul Gilmore next week along with musical acts and vaudeville dancers. Grand Theatre hosts What Happened to Jones a farce by World Corporation with Fred Macc.
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Neil O'Brien
Atlanta
O'Brien
Lncal
America
Oscar Hodge
Jay Vam Forsyte
Bill Whilch
Fea
Forsyth
Madama Olza Patrova
Paul Gilmore
Joe Detfernon & Co
Jim
Baby
Helen
Mark
Orth
Madden
Fitzpatrick
Eddie Mack
Dot ‘Williams
Charley Alearn
Whiff
Jones
The
World Corporation
Fred Macc
Fein Ava
Coles Speaks Today to School Children at Grand Theater
The Grand theater hosts a school event this morning at 1 o'clock under the auspices of the Woman's club and the chamber of commerce. Woodrow Wilson and A H Coles, central bank vice president, are the new entertainment stars. Coles will present an educational film about money production photographed in the government treasury, accompanying a dedication film. The performance lasts one hour.
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Hank Cassidy
Woodrow Wilson
A. H. Coles
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Wilson
Boy Scouts
America
Mr. Coles
Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Broughton predicts six to eight months to end war
Dr. Broughton warns that blockade would end the war within six to eight months and notes muttering of revolution in Germany. He recalls aiding Belgian refugees in London during 1914 15 converting a church room into a hotel for Belgians and organizing church schools. He expects further Belgian upheaval as England and France pursue German forces. He plans to lecture in Knoxville and may speak at Baptist Tabernacle, though schedules depend on his health and duties.
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Dr. Broughton
Germany
London
United States
Broughton
Belelun
Christ Church
Belgium
Ingland
France
Belsituc
Dr. Brovehton
Europe
Atlanta
Ruleizh
N.C
Bing
Knoxville
Avlanta
Bible Conference
Baptist Tabernacle
Baby Helen Testifies In Court In Child Labor Trial
In Forsyth stage act testimony, Baby Helen, a child performer, testifies that she enjoys stage work and is not a laborer. The trial of Hugh Cardoza and A Daley of New York proceeds as Judge Thomas defers ruling.
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Baby Helen
Forsyth
E. D. Thomas
Municipal Court
Hugh Cardoza
Helen
A. Daley
New York
Thomas
Baby Helen's Georgia Labor Case Sparks City Debate
Testimony by theater men says Baby Helen, a 10 year old artist, works twenty four minutes daily with a two hundred fifty dollar salary. The municipal court weighs if her appearance violates child labor law while Forsyth management delays action to hook actors under 14. Judge Thomas may rule today on future test cases.
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Britt Craig
Gaby Helen
Jake Wells
Helen
Georgia
Batchelor
Young Women's Christian Association
Thomas
Forsyth Thanagement
Aotors
Acta
Georgia as long so the present law was in vogue. ‘ _ Mr. Christie
Tudge Thomas
Railroads Ordered to Produce Letters in Rate Case
Chicago March 26 Interstate Commerce Commissioner Daniels ruled that 41 western railroads must provide letters and records related to proposed rate increases on certain commodities. The railroads agreed to furnish formal meeting records but objected to letters, fearing Sherman law suits. Daniels insisted letters be produced with identities concealed to avoid legal action while keeping relevance to rate reasonableness.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce
Daniels
Furnishings Store Aims to Attract Weekend Shoppers
Bob comments on presenting a full stock of furnishing goods to Sunday buyers. He urges truthful, enticing copy highlighting shirts, neckwear, and other items. Jack adds promotion of $35 tailor made suits and plans to measure twenty men as Spring advances.
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Bob
Building Now: Cheap Apartments in Atlanta Housing Plan
Plan outlines medium priced flats fronting Euclid and Lake avenues with 200 feet frontage on each street offered for 6000 cash. Estimated total cost 26000 with 24 tenants at 35 dollars monthly, 840 dollars yearly per tenant, projecting income 10800 yearly.
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Atlanta
Euclid and
Lake Avenues
Forrest &2
George Adair Loan
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Farrell in Canton of the Immaculate Conception
Friends and relatives from Paso Texas and local families accompany Mrs Catherine Farrell to a 9:30 AM funeral at the Canton of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. Nather Kennedy to officiate. Interment follows at West View. Pallbearers named: C. P Murphy Edward Murphy John Doherty Frank Gillespie Charles Keister G. I. Clark meet at 8:45 AM at P J Bloomfield company offices. Please omit flowers.
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Fanome Canal
Panama Pacific
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Whitehall St
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Wall
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Furst
Mace
Neil O’brien
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Frisco Lines
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Wells
Sadie Thomas
Uged
Forsyth Theater
Walter Christie
Commerce and Labor
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Daley
van Astor Batchelor
Lowry Arnold
W. H. Kiser
Brooks ‘Morgan
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TI. CO
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Equitable Building
J. L. Womack Transfer & Storage Company
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Penn
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Burns Castlen
Mercing
Central of Georgia
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Jatlanta Neal Institute
Woodward Ave
Goneal Institutes
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Woodside Storage Co. Ine
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Joel Hunter & CO. Certified Public Accountants
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JOS, Jefferson & Company
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Dot Williams
Moses Bencing
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Madden Anb
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GRAND
Fred Mmmaacid
What Happened To
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Winder Dry Goods Company
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