Battle Over Vanderbilt Continues In Georgia
The Methodist church plans a strenuous fight to regain control of Vanderbilt. Bishop E. Hoss of Nashville has arrived in Atlanta and will consult Tennessee attorneys on appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court. He spoke at the First Methodist church on sonship and divine love, warning against selfish ambition and remarriage after divorce. A separate notice announces open competitive exams on April 8 for medical staff to be assigned to the government hospital for the insane near Washington, D. C.
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Methodist Church
Vanderbilt
FR. Hoss
Nashville
Bishop Hoss
Atlanta
Baltimore
H. M. DuBose
First
Hoss
Isshop Hoss
Tennessee
United States Aupréme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Warris
Macon
Hass
Georgia
Genrela
Dr. DuBose
Harris
Church
P. D. Maddin
Fitzhurh & Buges
Memphis
Judge O'Rear
Frankfort
E. Hoss
First Methodist Church
Huss
God
Christ
Baul
Chr
Bichon Hans
Liying
Godg
Bichon Hous
Nate
Wir Services Commission
Ifth
Atlante
Federal Building
National Government Hospital For the Insane
Washington, D. C
Slurs and Moral Panic At East Side Tabernacle
Pastor A C Shuler denounces women’s dress styles and worldly pleasures as corrupting society in a large East Side tabernacle address titled The Slaves of the Devil. He criticizes hypocrisy in churches, urges strict temperance, and warns that many church members violate laws, risking spiritual and physical ruin.
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Hell
A. C. Shuler
East Side Tabernacle
Pastor Shuler
Shuler
Atlanta
Georgia
God'snamea
Von Skibinski Plays at the Organ Recital
The organ recital at the Auditorium Sunday featured violist Alexander von Skibinski and Charles Sheldon Jr. with a varied program. Tschaikowsky Autumn was skillfully rendered by City Organist Kraft, and Von Skibinski’s Berceuse drew an encore, marking the afternoon as a notable musical event.
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Alexander ‘von Skibinski
Charles Sheldon, Jr
Sheldon
Tschaikowsky
Kraft
von Skibinski
Calhoun Drops Dead While On Fishing Trip
Macon Ga March 29 Spectator Calhoun a prosperous farmer from Skipperton near Macon dropped dead while walking toward a group of friends on a fishing trip. He appears to have been in good health and died suddenly. He was years old and a bachelor.
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Macon
Skipperton
C. A
Calhoun
Atlanta City Hall to Gleam for Shrine Week Decorations
Councilman Dallas leads plans to install permanent electrical decorations at Atlanta City Hall costing about 1500 dollars with a switch to illuminate for Shrine Week and other big events. The city has approved up to 2000 dollars for Shrine preparations as painters scrub interiors and janitors, with help from the sanitary department, ready the Grady monument area.
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Cuyncilman
Dallas
Atlanta
Dallas Propares
Joe Shearer
City Electrician
Shriners
Shearer
Jentzen
Sanitary Department
Grady Monument
Bank Robbery Attempt Discussed in Sermon
The Rev. H. H. Procter at First Congregational Church a colored service spoke on a recent bank robbery attempt. He linked business and religion, noting public interest in the incident at the community’s sole colored bank and urging industry over idle crime as the path to civilization.
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H. H. Procter
First Congregational Church
Jesus
Less Money Being Spent for Heavy Groceries Milledgeville Ga
Milledgeville March 29 Farmers and the general public have bought 40000 dollars less of heavy groceries than usual by this date. Six big wholesale concerns sold twenty cars less of corn than last year saving farmers about 20000. Meat and oats follow the trend with nearly ten cars less feed oats sold. The new regime shows a positive effect as farmers spend on other things and business outlook is brighter than in ten years.
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Milledgeville
Spegia
Clarke and Kirby In Tight Arkansas Democratic Primary
Little Rock Ark March 23 unofficial reports show William F Kirby leading United States Senator James P Clarke by eight votes in the Arkansas Democratic primary. Of 131112 votes reported Kirby 65580 Clarke 6582 with about 2000 votes unaccounted. Official canvass to be conducted in counties tomorrow.
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Little Rock Ark
William F. Kirby
United States
James P. Clarke
Kirby
Senator Clarke
Arkansas
Dr White To Preach Baccalaureate at Georgia Normal College
Milledgeville Ga March 29 Special Dr John E White pastor of the First Baptist church of Atlanta and a leading southern minister will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the Georgia Normal and Industrial college on the first Sunday in June He will address the largest graduating class ever from any Georgia college for women totaling 130 seniors May Sentence Woman Today Judge Newman of the US court is due to sentence Mrs Annie Stoe convicted of white slavery now jailed in Fulton County jail Her husband Sam Stoe received five years in prison from the same judge after the jury delivered its verdict
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Milledgeville
John E. White
First Baptist Church of
Atlanta
South
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
White
Georgia
Newman
United States Court
Annie Stoe
Fulton County
Sam Stoe
Kipling Story Told in Music By Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta's Philharmonic Orchestra performs Pemberton's orchestral interpretation of Kipling's The Light That Failed with Mortimer Wilson directing. American composer W F Mason's overture leads a program aimed at broad appeal featuring soprano Livauimmett Wycoff, with Intermission, selections from Pagliacci, and Grieg melodies amid a symphonic poem inspired by Kipling.
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Kipling
Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta
Pemberton
Mortimer Wilson
W. F. Mason
Los Angeles
Livauimmett Wycoff
Musan
Pagiacci
Intermeszo
Mennustta
Gavotte
H. Leancavallosi
Ave
Maria
M.bruch
Mins Wycoff
Solvegg
Edv Grieg
Joh
Brak
Faust
Berllon
Samuel Named Head of Endeavor Societies
In Macon Georgia on March 29 the Christian Endeavor state convention elected P T Samuel of Atlanta as president and filled multiple offices including R W Crenshaw vice president Miss Mabel Langford secretary and John Crenshaw adviser. Fitzgerald named next meeting city with Georgia societies totaling 81 and 2725 members. Langford appointed to represent Georgia at Sagamore Beach conference.
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Macon
Atlanta
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Fitzgerald
P. T. Samuel
R. W. Crenshaw
Mabel Langford
Watkinsville
J. R
Watkinsville Society
South
Georgia
Murdered Black bystander in Gainesville public safety incident
A bystander named Lea Mack, described as Black, was struck in the forehead and fatally hurt during a running public safety incident near a Holiness church. Ed Harrison and Will McKenney were involved at Ed Estes and John Brown. The coroner’s jury could not determine whose revolver caused the death. both parties were held without bond.
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Gainesvum
Guaren
j—Lea Mack
Holiness Church
Ed Harrison
Will McKenney
Ed Estes
John Brown
Mack
Japanese Empress Ill Haruko Remains in Serious Condition
Tokio March 29 The voyager Em press Haruko suffers angina pectoris and remains in a serious condition at the imperial villa at Nagiazua near Yokohama. Court physicians attend diligently at the watering place southwest of the city.
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Tokio
Haruko
Imperial Villa
Nagiazua
Yokohama
Engine Bids Hearings Before City Purchasing Committee
City Purchasing Agent Chambers and an advisory committee will meet this week to review engine bids for the eighth and fifth wards. Mayor Woodward and Councilman Humphrey lead the panel with City Comptroller Goldsmith. Ashley, a technical engineer, will analyze specifications and report on efficiency and economy to aid the final decision between bids, including American LaFrance, the lowest bid in dollars and seats.
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Mayer Woodward
W. G. Humphrey
Goldsmith
Woodward
Ashley
Counsilman Ashley
la France
Negro shoots officer twice near the heart in Hampton
Deputy Sheriff Edwin Curtis of Elizabeth City County was shot twice near the heart by John Wenry Carter, a Black man he had arrested for selling whisky. Carter fled, believed to have boarded a boat to Norfolk after the shooting as Curtis prepared to leave for jail.
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Sport News
Sherif Edwin Curtis
Elizabeth City
John Wwenry Carter
Hampton
Carter
Norfolk
Curtis
Rioting UNC students attack reporter over gambling story
Raleigh dispatch reports noose of Chapel Hill students and citizens attacked S R Winters of The News and Observer in the Chapel Hill post office lobby after a newspaper account of campus gambling. Eleven Saturday offenders bound over to court for playing craps. police vow action to break the gambling ring at the university and town.
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Raleigh
N.C
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
S. R. Winters
News and Observer
State University
Chapel Wit
Kidneys and Bladder Health Promoted in 14 oz Bottle Claim
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper as a remedy for kidney and bladder symptoms. It warns of scalding urine, backache, and fatigue and urges hydration, avoiding sugar, and taking a tablespoon after meals to flush and neutralize urine acids.
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Bright
Easter toy colors and prices listed
The ad promotes grays browns and any color for Easter toys with prices of 15 18 20 and 25 dollars. It lists store locations at 89 Whitehall Street and 74 768 Broad Street.
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Whitehall St
Broad St
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Gilmer Street Temple
Rev
Clarke
Run Nip
Tuck
DR. White
Samuel
West End
Gainesville
Bozier & Gay ‘Paint Co
South Broad St
Maxwell House Blend Coffee
Neal Coffee Co
Bouston
Jacksonville
the Globe Clothing Co
Great Britain
Tours
Great Western Railways
England
T. Kateley
St. Ave
Aduanta
Gao
Jones & Oglesby
National Stock Yards
Western and Atlantic
Atlanti
Paricujare
Atlanta, GA
Pryor
Hunter Sea
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