Queen Music Rules Atlanta for Three Days in Concert
An Atlanta music event runs for three days drawing an audience of about 7,500. The opening night features Miss Geraldine Farrar Mme Charlotte Maconda Miss Mary Lansing with tenors Ricardo Martin and Antonio Scotti headlining the performances.
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Queen Music
Atlanta
Geraldine Farrar
Mme
Charlotte Maconda
Mary Lansing
Ricardo Martin
Antonio Scotti
Ae Matson
Canrccia Italien
Crawislowski
Prologur
Pagilacci
Laoncavallo
Signor Antonio Scotth
Elizabeth's Prayer
Tannhauser
Wagner
Otine Geraldine Farrer
Martin
Signor Scott
Mme Maconda
Mins Lansing
Tomigits Program At Music Festival Opens Big Evening
The article previews a grand South era music festival at a 7,500 capacity auditorium with 1,000 extra chairs prepared for overflow. It notes arrivals of Madame Jeanne Jamall and Madame Germaine Schnitzer and outlines a star-studded program featuring Farrar, Martin, Scotti, and the Philharmonic Orchestra under Ta Clarke.
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Aise Geralding Farrar
Bima Charlotis Riacondi
Mary Lansing
Ricardo Martin
Signer
Antonio Scotti
Dreaden Philharmonic Orchestra
Willy Olsen
Victor Ta Clarke
OF Johnston Auditorium
WB Barnes
Ogra
le Ee
Atlanta
Winglog
Madame Jomeili
Jeanne Jamall
Grady Hospital to Shake Up Internes Staff
A staff reorganization at Grady hospital will place five new medical graduates on duty immediately with five more joining later and five reserve substitutes. The action follows examinations by 17 applicants, with H L Reynolds of Marietta, Alta College graduate, leading the list.
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H. L. Reynolds
Marietta
Grady Hospital
Eeneral
Wea
Grady
Aubatitutes
de H L Reynolds
Gratt
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
F C A Kellam
Virginia
Garnall Quil- Man
Atlanta
Stp
Pharmacy
Wagreon
Clase
H M Richards
Atisnte School of Medicine
Atanta Bchoal of Medicine
Madison
J C Davis
Atlanta School of Medicine
Douglas
Wesley Memoral Hospital
Wailes Lewis
J MM. Barfield
EM McDonall
C T Key
J C .Contee
FL L Reynolds
J. C. Weaver
J. W. Chandle
Adams
J. Herbert Rorenberg
Wat
Hospital
Servikke
J Oc Weaver
A L. Fowler
I W Chandler
Ellia
Stephens
Bterling
J C Costes
J. L. Reynolds
If M . Adams
Xeltam
Quillan
Riehants
Darflald
McDonald
Progress of Peace in Chicago Congress Calls for End to Militarism
A Chicago congress heard strong pleas for disarmament and ending militarism. Delegates from diverse groups urged progress toward peaceful nations, arguing the present era demands restraint and renewed diplomacy over confrontation and arms race fears.
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Chicago
Only Race Degeneration and Universal Peace Debate
Fragmented text describes a 1903 peace congress with remarks by David Starr Jordan of Stanford and Joseph B Burtt of Chicago. It quotes scripture about harmony, discusses selection, democracy, emigration, and the role of fraternal orders in promoting peace. The report notes future pages and continued discussion.
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Chicago
Behiller
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr
Dr Jordan
Republic of Rome
Republic of America
Joseph B Burtt
Seapion
United States
Qurtt
Paul ‘Relnsch
University of Winconain
Seasion
Roosevelts Influence Declares Party Destiny in Senate
Washington May 3 Senator Borah says ex president has shaped Republican destinies and warns without his leadership the party would have gone out of business. He defends income tax as constitutional and needed to reduce deficits, cites Carnegie remarks on perjury concerns, and notes Beveridge and Clay views on constitutional limits and taxation emergencies.
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Borah
Carnegie
Washington
Roosevelt
TaCrama
Sorah
Gorah
Treasury
Bir
Carnegia
Barth Saia
Republican Party
Carnerie
Beveridge
Sarah
Clay
Supreme Court of the United States
Tarife
Senator Opposes Statue to Hamilton in Public Square
Washington on May 3 Senator Johnson of North Dakota opposed a move to erect a Hamilton statue in a public square. He introduced a resolution repealing the memorial plan, arguing Hamilton was a controversial figure and asserting opposition to funding and placement near the White House. A letter from the Alexander Hamilton Association requested a $100,000 contribution, which he rejected.
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Washington
Johnson
North Dakota
Thin City
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
White House
Alexander Tramiliton
New York City
Hie
Senate
Constitutional Convention
Treasury
Alexander Ifamiiton Asso- 1
Oil Company Enjoined in Lake Charles Court
Peter T. VanVieel of Memphis Town obtained an injunction in the district court restraining officers and directors of the Evangeline Oil Company from disposing of company property and credits and requesting the appointment of a receiver for the company.
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Lake Charles la
Peter T . VanVieel
Memphis
Une
Evangeline Oil Company
Raleigh Elects Democratic Ticket After Twenty Years
Raleigh voters backed the Democratic slate by about 180 votes, giving the party its first citywide win in twenty years. The Republican ticket was defeated, and the Democratic victory marks a major shift in Raleigh politics.
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Raleigh
Tatelen
Heran
Bolivia Elects New President Amid Line of Succession
A new Bolivian president is chosen after the death of Fernandin Guechanie creates a vacancy. Macario Tiniliz, previously head of the senate, is elected first vice president, with Baranho named second in line as justice minister.
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Monte
Fernandin Guechanie
Gus
Montes
Macario Tiniliz
Senate
Friene Baranho
Mainteter
Justice
Georgia Clay Producers Seek Tariff Retention or 100 Percent Increase
Representatives from Georgia clay companies traveled to Washington to urge lawmakers to keep the $2.50 per ton tariff on china and fireclay or raise it by 100 percent. They argue free imports would ruin their expanding industry, threaten jobs, and depress wages. Georgia delegates joined peers from Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida as the tariff debate continued.
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Georgia
John Corrig
Washington
Congress
Cecil Morgan
Georgia Kaolin Company
Macon
JC Lamar
JC Tamer
Lamar Kaolin Company
Porcelain Sanitur
Weten Wall
Papur
Patnta
Ste
China
Morgan
Senate
American Clay Company
PW Martin
New York
Pennsytyania
Maryand
North Carolina
South Carolina
George and
Florida
Reconstruction era notes from a fractured newspaper item
Blocky OCR text describes a bequest of 31 000 to Tuskegee and notes a St Joseph Street event on May 3. It mentions Hoagland a capitalist who sold last week and a list of requests in a Meibouer Felecopal church context. It references the Haut in Society of New York and an invalid man aged about forty years.
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Tuskegee
St Joseph
Fear of wedding day drove girl to death
In Weatville on May 11 Mary Kilky, engaged to John Markis, feared the approaching wedding day. Her plan to avoid the day led to her death, as she traveled on the Big Four railway track where she was struck by a train. The case highlights her dread and the tragedy surrounding the upcoming marriage.
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Weatville
Mary Kilky
John Markis
Supreme Court Decision Backs Railroads in Hepburn Case
The Supreme Court reversed the lower court on the Hepburn rate law, siding with railroads. Justice White announced the decision with a brief summary, while Justice Harlan filed a dissent on one point regarding stock ownership in production firms. The ruling narrows government reach by constraining the commodities provision and discusses transportation of articles produced by railroad companies. Continued on Page Nine.
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Casas
Gtater
Anneylranta
Supreme Court
Justice White
Marta
Jfatlan
Justice Whites
Congress
Weather Prophecy Falh Warmer Forecast
Weather bulletin notes a warmer spell for Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate southwesterly winds. Local data show the lowest and highest temperatures, mean temperature and rainfall in 24 hours. Year to date rainfall deficiency and excess figures are included.
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Planer Bong
Carmen Hier
Ricardo Maretin
Tad Darem la Mano
Don Giovanni
Tozart
Miss Farrar
Signor Scotti
Paria
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Adana
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Jordan
Schiller
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Teheran
Persia
Great Britain
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Turkey
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Nevionslista Ar
Pabah Bey
Baldyd Dowlen
Stornim
C.P
Alexander | Hamilton
Bolivia
Justice Harlan
Washington Quay
Supreme Art of the
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Roatan
Buffalo
Galimore
Charleston
Claudy
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Chattanooga
Cincina
Coroua Christ
Torey
Detrott
Dodge
Galveston
Hurov
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Jupiter
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Vice
Portland
Rapid City
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Bomen
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