Grand Lodge Officers of Odd Fellows Meet
The grand lodge officers of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia held their semi annual cabinet meeting at the Piedmont hotel. Resolutions of condolence were passed upon the death of the mother of John B. Goodwin, secretary of the grand lodge, who attended the meeting. Grand officers present included T. M. Haynes, W. B. Storn, Frank Harwell, T. F. Robertson, CA Wander Leith, W Goleman, Ed B. Clarite, J. W. Markham, and others.
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Grand Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Georgia
Piedmont Hotel
John B. Goodwin
Gtand Lodge
Baltimore
Rene
T. M. Haynes
Savannah
W. B. Storn
Gainesvill
Frank Harwell
LaGrange
T. F. Robertson
Gaines
Notable Masonic officials attend district meeting recital
Y. B. Bodenhamer of Decatur and Grand Guardian W. A. Slaton of Washington joined Grand Herald Buell Stark of Dalton and Past Grand Master J. H. Dozier of Athens at a district gathering. Twenty one district deputy grand masters were present.
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Y. BE. Bodenhamer
Decatur
Grand Guardian
W. A. Slaton
Washington
Grand Herald
Buell Stark
Dalton
J. H. Dozier
Athens
Progressives Face Secret Session At Ansley Hotel
The state executive committee of the progressive party met Friday at the Ansley hotel to discuss a state campaign. The meeting was secret, outsiders knew little beyond a discussion on the party’s attitude toward the Democrats. Most members attended. no specific details were shared. Some believe candidates for governor and a senator, with possibly others, may be fielded.
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The
Progressive Party
Ansley Hotel
Democratic
Suffragette Arsonists Burn Abbeylands Home in Belfast
In Belfast on March 27, seven members of a suffragette arson squad set Abbeylands, the country residence of Major-General Sir Hugh McCalmont, ablaze near White Abbey on Belfast Lough. The fully furnished house was unoccupied aside from caretakers. estimated loss stands at 75000 dollars. The attack comes after threats against Ulster Unionist leaders over Sir Edward Carson’s stance on suffrage support.
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Belfast
Abbeylands
Hugh McCalmont
White Abbey
Belfast Lough
Edward Carson
Andrews reports on mission to East
Colonel Walter P. Andrews, back from the Mediterranean and Balkan tour as U S commissioner general, invites Georgia lawmakers to a dinner at the New Willard. He reports to Secretary Bryan and praises the trip. France Greece Turkey and Bulgaria plan pavilions for the Panama Pacific exposition. Romania Jervis Portugal and Spain may revisit participation. TL H O Martin of Elberton will return April 1 to Georgia to collect wealth debt and taxation data in the eighth district over several months.
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Washington
Walter P. Andrews
United States
Mediterranean
Balkan States
Georgia
Congress
New Willard Hotel
Andrews
Bryan
Special Commission
France
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Romania
Jervis
Portugal
Spain
TL. H
Martin
Elberton
Inj
Eighth Congressional District
Eastman Kodak and Ansco settle Goodwin patent suit
Representatives of Eastman Kodak and Ansco Kodak confirmed a monetary settlement in the Goodwin patent dispute. The exact sum was not disclosed. The widow of inventor Hannibal Goodwin may receive a substantial share. The settlement ends potential royalty accounting on Kodak film and related products.
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New York
Eastman Kodak Company
Ansec Kodak Company Today
Goodwin
Federal Court of Appeals
Ansco Company
Ansco “Company
Eastman Company
Hannibal Goodwin
Newark
Indians Suffer Tuberculosis Plague Widens Gap
Washington report by Indian Commissioner Cato Sells cites deplorable health among Indians with about 25 000 ill from tuberculosis and 60 000 trachoma cases. Hospital beds total only 800 while death toll and poor living conditions drive calls for increased funding for homes schools and medical care.
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Washington
Cato Sells
United States
Clarke Widens Lead in Arkansas Senate Nomination
From Little Rock Arkansas returns from most counties show United States Senator James F Clarke leading William P F Kirby for the U S Senate. Clarke's margin sits around the 2000 vote mark as small counties still report. In districts Oldfield leads Campbell by roughly 7500, Tillman tops Fuller by 760, and Goodwin appears assured in the seventh district.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ever County
Arkansas
United
James F. Clarke
William PF. Kirby
State Supreme Court
Clarke
W. A. Oldfield
Thomas Campbell
Campbell
John N. Tillman
Claud Fuller
Tite
W. S. Goodwin
Tennessee Committee Calls Two Conventions
The Democratic state committee in Nashville on March 27 called two conventions. One, for May 26, will nominate a candidate for supreme judge. The other, for May 27, will nominate candidates for governor and railroad commissioner from middle Tennessee. The body commended the national administration and President Wilson, urged a platform favoring law enforcement and the retention of prohibition and election laws, and adopted the resolutions by a large majority.
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Nashville
Venn
Democratic’ State “Committee
Middle Tennessee
Wilson
Tennessee
Vaudeville Circuit Bought For 6 Million By Loew Group
Marcus Loew of New York has signed a contract to purchase the Sylvan Considine vaudeville circuit and related properties for more than 6 009 000 dollars. He will assume control August 1. The deal involves 37 theaters owned outright and about 100 more in which interests are held, bringing Loews control to about 200 theaters.
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Kansas City
Marcus Loew
New York
Sylvan-Considine
Loew
Sullivan-Considine
Liimit Books and Has
Murder charge tied to mean man identified as killer
Monile Alabama March 27 Andrew A Meanulls arrested yesterday on a minor charge identified by Sheriff Googe as the man who killed Bailey Cole a 17 year old boy in December last Sheriff Googe left with the prisoner A $150 reward for capture was paid to Chief of Police Cren saw Joseph F Johnson chief clerk of the state agricultural department was advised his brother Richard Johnson is critically ill in Leesburg Grady Smith butcher in the market struck a negro woman with a hack saw and a cook for a white family was wounded in an incident witnessed by several people The wounds are serious but not fatal
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Monile
Ala
Andrew A Meanulls
A. C. Jackson
IL. Googe
Booneville
Miss
Bailey Cole
Joseph F. Johnson
State Agricultural Department
Richard Johnson
Lee County
Joseph E. Johnson
Thomas J. Johnson
Atlanta
Informatio
Leesburg
Einam
A. Maren
Fannia Miller
Grady Smith
J. 3 Smith & Co
Fuller Takes Charge of Atlanta Branch of Standard Home Co
W H Fuller returns to his native Atlanta to head the Birmingham trained Standard Home Company office in the Hurt building. The firm aids homeseekers to own homes and maintains branch offices across the United States. Local friends welcome his leadership.
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Fuller
Atlanta
The
Standard Home Co
Standard Home Company of
Birmingham
United States
W. H. Puller
Hurt
Boston Chamber of Commerce Pushes Growth in City
Boston Georgia plans to boost the town with aggressive advertising efforts. Officers include A S Averitt president J M Jones vice president R T Williams and N Nichols secretary W A Taylon. Thomasville Ga March 27.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
A. S. Averitt
J. M. Jones
R. T. Williams
N. Nichols
W. A. Taylon Tregayrer
Thomasville
Spe
Thomasville Home Sold in Major Real Estate Deal
The Hopkin agency sold the winter home of the late Justus Strawbridge of Philadelphia to Henry F. Diston of Philadelphia for $21,000. Diston had occupied the residence for two winters since Strawbridge’s death in Thomasville, Ga.
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Thomasville
Hopkin Agency
Justus Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Henry F. Diston
Grady Medical Board Seeks Day Patient Building
The Grady hospital medical board voted last night to urge a building for day patients and to allow private day patients to be cared for there. The hospital trustees present concurred, extending the privilege to physicians not on the medical board.
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Grady Hospital
Allen’s Foot-Hase Relief Promises Quick Foot Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Hase as a remedy for painful smarting nervous feet and bunions. It claims instant relief from stings caused by gorners and provides a “Cam- Base” for breaking in tight new shoes. Mentions a 25 ... price and a free trial package offer, urging acceptance of no substitutes.
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Allen
Olmsted
Lefas
Bagwell College Praised by Business Leaders in Georgia
A Bank president lauds Bagwell Business College for rapid, practical training in bookkeeping and banking. Arthur E. Anderson becomes bank cashier in two months after study, with employers reporting perfect satisfaction. Cave Springs, GA March 1914. Bagwell highlights strong alumni success and job placement. Cadet
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Arthur E. Anderson
Bagwell Business College
Cave Springs
O. Bagwell
Bay- Business College
Attlanta
A. E. Anderson
Bank of Cave Springs
W. C. Connor
South
Bagwell Husineau College
Tia
Anderson
Caswell’ Business Allege
Bagwell Business, College
Luckie St
Attanta
The Globe Clothing Company Ad Promises Ready to Wear
A vintage ad urges readers with jokes about a missing husband and waits at the police station while promoting ready to wear garments at greyhound prices. It highlights new shirts and fabrics including pongees silks madras and percales with parcel post service from 89 Whitehall Street and 74 76 South Broad Street.
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Grand Lodge Officers OF Odd Fellows
Crossett
Crossett Att
Lewis A. Crossett
Loc
Alazers
Abington
Mass
Freedman & Cohen
Decatur St
English Mansion
W. B. Maxwell
M. Y. Globe
Philadelphia Dispatch
Gorton
Katrilocal
WN. Y
W.B. Maxwell
Southern Express Co
New York, N.Y
Richmond, Va
Tenn
Jack'nville
Fla
Biri'gham, Ala
Fis
Mobile, Ala
N. Orleans, la
Col. Andrews
East
KODAK
Sen. Clarke
U.S. Senate
Tennessee Committee
Richard Johnson Hl
Boston, GA
Qur
Liggett & Myers
Harbours Smoke House
North Pyyor Street
BANK
Bagwell
Athur E. Anderso
Erto
Grady
Reir
Tim
Globe Clothing Company
Whitehall St
South Broad St
Jones & Oglesby
National Stock Yards
Atle An
King Hardware Co
Fairbanks
Peachtree Street
Whitehall Street
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