Crowded Lecture Draws Full House Early
The crowded lecture hall shows the topic’s strong appeal with no seats available hours before the speaker starts, indicating high public interest in the subject.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1912
Page
7
Notre Dame Lenten Lecture Draws Crowd Despite Cold
Mgr Bolo has lectured fortnightly since January drawing crowds to a comfortable hall with electric light. He argues against divorce, mocks apologists, and urges practical wisdom in marriage. He criticizes the idea of free unions and warns that separation often harms more than quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Mgr
Bolo
Progresa
Mer
Taft at Philadelphia Outlines Conservatism and Progress
President Taft spoke to the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and other groups and urged careful reform. He said the government should interfere with business as little as possible while enforcing law and maintaining confidence. He declared he is not a reactionary but a progressive and expressed optimism about growing times and coal-strike resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Taft Wasa
Philadelphisa Chamber’ of Commerce
P. m
Taft
Ohio Society of Philadelphia
American Academy’ of Political and Social Science
Ashington
United States
Tom
Ohio Society
American Academy of Political and Social
Washington
Poggenburg Wins in Paris Billiard Match
American amateur billiard champion Poggenburg defeated French player Darantiers 400 to 259 in an international 36 inch balk tournament match in Paris. Poggenburg has now won three games and lost four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poggenburg
Paris
Ferdinand
Poggéenburg
Darantiers
Pogsemubureg
Fragmentary New Orleans note on shipment with weapon count
An incomplete report from New Orleans mentions detectives tracing contents of a shipment. The garbled copy references a weapon, a 4 000 unit figure, and a copper press. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beolays
Wadhineton
Sane
Fulton County Registration Busy as Voters Rush to Register
Fulton county registrars crowded at Govan's cigar stand on Peach Tree and Andy Stewart's main office as registration for 1912 primaries surges. With only two days left, officials warn books close midnight April 3 and only listed voters may participate. many plan to register in the final push amid keen interest in presidential and other campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Govan
Andy Stewart's
Cimspaigna
National Memorial to Thomas Jefferson Planned
New York reports at the Jefferson day dinner the National Democratic League of Clubs appointed a special committee to raise funds for a proposed national memorial to Thomas Jefferson. The list includes Democratic governors ex-governors senators and congressmen aiding the fundraising appeal in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman's Democratic Club
tonla@ht
National Democratic League of Clubs
Thomas Jefferson
Democratia
William C.liller
League
County School Officers Meet at Indian Spring
At a meeting of the executive committee of the County School Superintendents Association in the State Superintendent M. L. Brittain's office, it was decided the convention will be at Indian Spring May 18 14 and 15. Colonel Threatt Moore will deliver the welcome address. Dr. Wycliffe Rose and Dr. Knapp are to be invited for convention addresses. Attending were Brittain, Duggan of Sparta, Merry of Fulton, and Maddox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Brittain
Education Department
Indian Spring
Threatt Moore
Butta County
Wycliffe Rose
Rockefeller Commission
Knapp
United States Department of Agriculture
Senator Taylor in Critical Condition After Surgery
Washington March 30 United States Senator Robert L Taylor of Tennessee remains critically ill after a gallstone operation at Providence hospital. He is resting easily tonight and doctors say his condition is favorable with expected improvement overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Providence Hospital
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Milton Dargan
T. W. Rucker, Jr
Lacie Saya
Schloss Bros. & CO. Fine Clothes
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Fifth Avenue
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Atlanta
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Fulton Books Close
Pair Ry
Aes South
County School Officers
M. L. Duggan
Sparta
B.C. Merry
Fulton
C. S. Maddox
Bob Taylor
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