Hentz Body Injury After Fight Over Construction Materials
Hal Hentz of Hentz & Reid was stabbed multiple times in a dispute with J A Winkes over materials for Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey’s new Sixteenth Street residence. Hentz hospitalized with serious wounds. Winkes sought by police.
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Hugh M. Dorsey
Sixteenth Street
J. A. Winkles
East Point
Hal F. Hentz
Hentz & Reid
Grady Hospital
Winkies
B. Hammond
Itz & Reid
Hentz
Greeks protest use of word Greek in Phagan case headlines
About 100 prominent Greeks in Atlanta gathered at Whitehall Street last night to condemn afternoon paper headlines that used the term Greek in connection with the Mary Phagan murder case. D Vafanyi and G Algers urged fairness and warned against sensationalist labeling.
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Apanta
Whitehall Street
Phagan
Pinkertons
Mary Phagsan
D. Vafiany
Griel
Atlanta
G. Algers
Nus
Petrus
Atlanta Attorney Named Receiver for Myers Millinery
Harry Dodd, a well known Atlanta attorney, was yesterday named receiver to take charge of Myers Millinery Company in Atlanta. Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were filed with Deputy Clerk Hood of the federal court Tuesday. The referee set bond at four thousand dollars, which was quickly filed with the clerk.
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Harry Dodd
Atlanta
Af Myers Millinery Company
Hood
Mr. Dodd
Woman Fleeing Husband Alleges Extreme Jealousy and Age Gap
A 19 year old Mrs. Bell fled her Marietta husband after a brief marriage of under three months. She accused him of jealousy toward his own son and asserted she would not return to him. Bell sought help at Felica Beavers home in Atlanta before traveling to the Martyr's home for police inquiry. The young woman hopes to return to her mother in Waco awaiting further arrangements.
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Waco
Texas
William Butler
Hightower Street
Atlanta
Mary Dowd
Violet K. Jenks
Big Pete the bear dies at Grant Park Zoo due to straw hat diet
Big Pete the Russian bear at Grant Park Zoo is near death amid a strange straw hat and straw related feeding spree. Zookeeper Ed Boyd reports Pete ate hats and other items after mischievous acts. General Manager Dan Carey warns Pete may not survive the night as stomach turmoil worsens.
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Big Pete
Grant Park Zoo
Pete
Grant Park
Ed Boyd
Happy Bear
Boyd
Dan Carey
Fete
Cuban aviator Rosillo aims Key West to Havana flight
Key West Fla May 7 Cuban aviator Domingo Rosillo plans an over sea flight from Key West to Havana within days. He arrived by boat from Havana and will test the craft on a Florida run before seeking approval for patrol assistance from Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. The 50 horsepower Morane Lauber has reached 115 mph. Rosillo targets about 90 minutes for the crossing, a feat McCurdy failed in 1911.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Domingo Rosillo
Hosillo
Rosillo
Florida
Wey West
McCurdy
Wrong drug caused by store substitution lawsuit seeks damages
Mrs. M. B. Calhoun filed a $4,000 damage suit in superior court against Franklin Jackson and A. C. Wessell of Jackson & Wessell drugstore at 30 Marietta street. She alleges a clerk substituted fadine for laudanum in a bottle she purchased causing severe illness, burns to mouth and throat, impaired digestion, and lasting health damage.
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M. B. Calhoun
Franklin Jackson
A. C. Wessell
Marietta Street
Jackson & Wessell
Burton Smith
Calhoun
Grady nurses to graduate Thursday at Grady Hospital
Miss Ethel A Moore Statesville N C Miss Ethel Miriam Hardwick Ellisville Miss Carrie Leon- Iver Lowndesville N C Miss Alberta Frances Sawyer Anniston Ala Miss Mary Grace Smith Hagansville Ga and Miss Caroline wv Frazier Lockhart 3 C will graduate Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Grady Hospital Training School for nurses Rev Charles O Jones pastor of Grate Methodist church will deliver the commencement address Edmund W Martin president of the school will present the diplomas The examination of thirty two applicants for positions at Grady held Monday and Tuesday resulted in seven hires four to begin June 1 and three December 31 The successful applicants are Dr J A Roberts Atlanta Dr J C Futterson Lumpkin Ga Dr C G F Holton Jr Atlanta Dr Ferdinand Herrman Eastman Ga Dr R E Wright Atlanta Dr Kenneth Wood Statesville Ala and Dr Lake arm strong Atlanta
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Ethel A. Moore
Statesville
Ethel Mirian Hardwick
Ellisville
Carrie Leon- Iver
Lowndesville
N. C
Alverta Frances Sawyer
Anniston
Ala
Mary Grace Smith
Hagansville
Caroline Wv. Frazier
Lockhart
3. C
Grady Hospital
Charles O. Jones
Grate Methodist Church
Edmund W. Martin
Grady
J. A. Roberts
Atlanta
J. C Futterson
Locker clubs of Macon may be closed Sundays
Macon Ga May 7 Special City Attorney A W Lane holds some power to order locker clubs closed on Sunday but suggests ordinances be drawn if council wants the rule. Mayor had ordered midnight closing. attorney cites Appling house statute and Judge Cobb in Mohrman v State.
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Macon
A. W. Lane
Somel
Lane
Mohrman
Georgia
Cobb
Cass
Sity
Burglary Richmond Street Shootout Ends in Escape
Early Wednesday, four men fired on police at Dixie Grocery, 65 Richardson Street. One suspect escaped, another, Woodie Armstrong, was captured nearby with no incriminating items. A second robber fled through a back window as officers pursued. Officer Watsena suffered minor knee bruises from a fall, while J M Jackson of 72 Richardson Street had touted the crime.
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Dixie Grocery Company
Richardson Street
Watson
Anderson
Arnold
Boots” Rogers
Woodie Armstrong
Watsena
J. M. Jackson
Advertising improves standards in hosiery industry talk
Philadelphia May 7 The benefit of advertising was noted by Herbert M Carson of New York in an address before the national association of hosiery and underwear manufacturers He said advertising spurs new and better living standards especially in sanitation and cleanliness He illustrated wrap advertising as a driver of improved living conditions
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Philadelphia
Herbert M. Carson
New York
National Association of Hosiery
Cloning Seminar Highlights Life Beyond Organisms
The American Physicians and Surgeons meeting closed with notes on tissue life after organism death and in vitro growth. Yale’s Dr. Ross G Harrison, Montrose Burrows of Cornell, and Robert A Lambert of Columbia argued cells can live and divide outside the organism, suspend and resume activity with proper media. Surgeon General Stokes urged civil surgeons to prepare for war duties.
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Washington
Ital
Congress
Focal
Ross G. Harrison
Yale University
Montrose E. Burrows
Cornell’ University Medical
Coltere
Robert A. Lambert
Columbia University
Tongres
C.F. Stokes
United States Navy
Girl From Out Yonder at Addams Tonight in Atlanta
Theaters present The Girl From Out Yonder at the Addams with a continued run through the week. A Saturday 25 cent matinee follows, drawing large summer crowds. Miss Long Mr Wall and Miss Harrison earn praise for the production amid heavy attendance. Next week Are You a Mason opens with three matinees including Monday afternoon. Tickets on sale for a week touted as the biggest laugh-maker in stock.
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the Addams
Atlanta
Miss Long
Mr. Wall
Miss Harrison
Beautiful Bellie Story Draws Crowds at Forsyth Week
Keith Vaudeville leads a Forsyth Theatre bill as Lat Mme Worsythe and Beautiful Bellie Story attract crowds. Women praise gowns while critics laud voices and songs. The program includes Bur glare Union and Kid Kabaret with child performers. Manager Cardoza promises a great bill next week.
Brandeis Attacks New Haven and Boston and Maine Railroads
Washington May 7 Louis D Brandeis of Boston accused New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine railroad officials of maladministration reckless extravagance and undue expansion driven by monopolization during Interstate Commerce Commission hearings related to the New England railroads investigation Charles F Choate Jr counsel for President Charles Mellen defended actions claiming high prices paid for properties were justified by public demands and improvements.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Maine
New England
Brandety
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Charles 3. Mellen
New Haven
Brandeis
Choate
Rep Stanley Urges Wilson to Appoint Printer Kaufman
Washington May 7 Representative Stanley head of the house committee on the steel trust urged President Wilson to appoint B S Kaufman of Coatesville Pennsylvania a printer who testified against steel interests before the committee and faced retaliation He was boycotted by Lilsen Iron interests and today regarded as a hopeful bankrupt Though a capable honest citizen his punishment for public service outrages the committee head.
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Washington
Stanley
House
Steel Trust
Wilson
B.S. Kaufman
Coatesville
Kaufman
Lulsens Iron Company
New Jersey Diocese Sets Salaries for Singless and Married Ministers
At the Protestant Episcopal diocese convention in Atlantic City the canon provides annual salaries of 1200 dollars for married ministers and 1000 dollars for unmarried ministers in new parishes. The move is seen as a church-wide issue pushing for higher pay.
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Atlantaic City
N. J
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
New Jersey
Southern Methodists Raise Record Mission Board Total
Pinas Texas May 7 The board of foreign missions of the southern Methodist church reported a record total of 1 179 039 74 for the past year at its opening session read by secretary N W Pinson The general mission board was the sole church body in session that day.
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Pinas
Texas
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Southern Methodist Church
N. W. Pinson
General Mission Board
Carmen of Southern to Receive Two Cents Hourly Pay Rise
In Kansas City a wage increase of two cents per hour is approved for about 1,000 carmen on Southern railroad and allied lines in the south. The rise takes effect April 1 and raises annual income by about 185000 dollars across 25096 carmen. postermakers and sheet metal workers also reported gains per a telegram from M F Ryan, president of the carmen's union, from Washington.
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Kansas City
Southern Railroad
Allied
International Union of Allway
Carmen
M. F. Ryan
Carmen’s Union
Washington, D. C
Wills Wins Oratorical Contest at Transylvania University
Alvin Lamar Wills representing Transylvania University captured first place in the third annual Southern Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest held in Columbia. Lloyd H. Smith of the University of South Carolina took second. Wills spoke on American Waste while Smith’s speech was The United States and Peace. The next contest will be hosted by Vanderbilt in Nashville. C. C. Gregory was elected association president, LH. Smith vice president, and G. W. Fellin secretary.
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Columbia
Alvin Lamar Wills
Transylvania University
Lloyd H. Smith
University of South Carolina
Smith
United States
Peace
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
C. C. Gregory
LH. Smith
G. W. Fellin
Cuba May Contribute to Maine Monument
Havana debates whether Cuba will contribute 5000 dollars to the Maine monument in New York and if Cuban troops will attend the dedication. Representative Marquette raises objection over sending only white troops as debate continues with no decision reached.
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Cuba
Maine
Havana
Maine Monument
New York
Congresa Taway
Mariquette
House
Boy Hero Flags Train After Half Mile Run
Weston W Va May 7 A 10 year old boy Robert Brinkley after a half mile run flagged a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in the mountains. He saw a burning trestle and crashed through to alert the crew. The trestle backing burned away and the train with 150 passengers was halted until support was erected nearby.
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Weston
W. Va
Robert Brinkley
Baltimore
Roswell citizen P A Waller dies at home
P A Waller a prominent Roswell resident died at his home on Tuesday May 6 and was buried the next day in the city cemetery by the Odd Fellows and Masonic orders. He long served as Superintendent of Roswell cotton mills founded the Oxbow pants factory and at death was in mercantile business. He is survived by one sister Mrs Weema
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Roswell
P. J. Waller
Odd Fellows and
Masonic
Green
Methodia Church
Hia
Waller
Weema
Battleship Alfonso XIII launched at Ferrol with royal christening
The battleship Alfonso XIII was launched at Ferrol Spain today Infante Isabel aunt of the King christened the vessel The ship laid down in February 1910 Displacement is 18480 tons and crew of 700 men Public notices mention phone ads and replies to Main 5000 or Atlanta 109
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Spain
Ferrol
Alfonso XIII
Infante Isavel
Alfonso Kill
Main
Atlanta
Nindemann dies at Hollis after polar expedition service
New York reports the death of Nindemann a survivor of the Jeannette expedition and member of the later relief party. Born in Germany in 1850 he became an explorer at 21 and earned Congress medals for bravery in 1890. He died at his Hollis Long Island home on a Tuesday.
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New’ York
Wallam- Ninddeinson
de Long
Jeannette
Hollis
Long Island
Nindemann
Labrador Poart
Grelg
Congress
Germany
Right of burial case reaches Supreme Court for Chicago cemetery
Washington May 7. The right of Negroes to be buried in Forest Home cemetery Chicago is at stake in a case before the Supreme Court. John Gaskill seeks to force the cemetery company to permit burial of his wife there, asserting equal treatment under law.
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Washington
Forest Home
Chicago
Atake
Supreme Court
John Gaskill
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Olmsted
Laville
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York
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Agent Union Repal Ticket Office
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Ealous
S. J. Bell
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Berlin
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China
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Bookiet Cunard Toure
Anete
Pentorular and Oriental SM. Co
Sud
Canada
Inex
Norway
Piers Footow
St. North River
State St
Keith Vaudeville
Southern Methodists
Southern
A. L. Wills
P. AW
Walter, Roswell
Simmy
Whitehall
New Thing Club
Cloud-Stanford Co
Shop of Quality
Atlante, Ga
E. G. Willingham’s Sons
Phowes
DR. E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall ST. Gver Brown & Allen's
Sa3co
E. H. Cond, Inc
Ldouclas Shtoe & Lashoes
Vireo Easa Srl
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Maas
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