DIPS REAP SMALL HARVEST AT Shrine parade in Atlanta
Reporters describe a Shrine parade in Atlanta where two spectators were pickpocketed. A described New York thief nicknamed dip is sought by police. Victims include Sonny Adkins from Mecca temple and Kimaana, with thefts on Whitehall street near Alabama. A wedding ring and cash were taken from RA Evans.
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Atlanta
New York
Sonny Adkins
Mecca
New York City
Whitehall Street
Curekl
Theresas
Negro Adkins
Adkins
Susi-Igess
Kimaana
Fuse
Adking
Gorman
Willemiin
Pinkerton
RA Evans
Candler
Bend
Dr Gladden Addresses Newspaper Men on Press Ethics
Dr Washington Glidden of Columbus Ohio tells hundreds of newspaper professionals that journalism is a sacred calling and outlines four tasks for the industry. He urges avoiding exaggeration, resisting sensationalism, upholding truth, and guiding public thought toward constructive virtues.
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Lawrence Han Way
Washington Glidden
Columbus
Ohyo
University of Ansa
HFP
Peachtree Surprise by Band of Kesair Temple
A ragged troupe of improvising musicians performed through Peachtree and Whitewall streets, wearing mixed costumes from clown to washerwoman garb, serenading in front of various shops and establishments. Their noisy procession disrupted the area as they moved along the viaduct and into business districts.
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Peachtree
Band of
Whitewall Street
Gerous
Muzsie
Adiubes
Wesair
Touriile
Kepple Recounts Wild Night After Prank Arrest
A Houston man named Kepple of 14 Mma temple is arrested on speeding charges but released after fellow Shriners stage a prank at Five Points. Kepple, unaware it was a joke, returns to the street, then the turkey trot dance and a busy night unfold as the police follow the ruse.
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Mma Temple
Houston
Texas
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Hoeusten Chronicle
Poker
Simmun Y
Mandax
Maro
Dpetee
Hia
Shriners
Indy
Aim
Poli
Aoi
mMte Iuushier
Proposed Coast Guard Service Creation in Senate
Mashington May 12 A senate bill to fuse the Life Saving Service and Revenue Cutter Service into a Coast Guard advances from the Interstate Commerce Committee to the House. The new force would operate under treasury in peacetime and navy in war, with existing incumbents receiving equal ranks. Captain Commandant Berthold could head the service. retirements and abolition of certain offices noted.
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Mashington
Senate
Coast Guard
Immerstite Commerce Committee
Tha Beard
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Berthold
Revenue Cutter Service
Ball
Fife-Saving Service
Mens Eare
Evangelists to Bring Atlanta Revival Next Week
Forty two evangelists will arrive in Atlanta to lead a citywide religious campaign carried by Baptist churches starting next Sunday. Out of town singers join Atlanta vocalists to support the revival, with preliminary meetings held across churches and daily pastor sessions led by Dr J T Purser and others. The event features visiting evangelists from southern states, with music by Dr WD Powell and a former Oklahoma criminal lawyer T Wolfe directing street meetings.
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First Baptist Churcn
J T Purser
Spalding
Ippior H
America
Lincoln McCannel
The
Baptist Tabernacle
I J Crowe
Stewart Avenue
Wexley
Ed Ugon
San Aso
Vera Ceoz
T. Wolfe
Oklahoma
Inn Theater
Mann Club
Tangenguek
Decoration prize winners announced by Atlanta Shriners
The Inal Shriners decoration contest awarded first prize of 450 dollars to George Mace Clothing Company, second prize of 150 dollars to Payon Stokes Co., and third prize of 100 dollars to Mel & Bios Emp. The judges praised the high quality and beauty of the storefront decorations and noted the difficult task of selecting winners amid spirited competition across Atlanta businesses.
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Inal Shriners
George Mace Clothing
Payon Stokes
Mel & Bios Empiny
Atlanta
Arange
U S Board Proposed to Prevent Strikes
The federal mediation board proposes a national board with voluntary conciliation and compulsory arbitration to prevent strikes and lockouts. It models after railway mediation and would coordinate with state boards to intervene before disputes escalate, aiming to avert crises in labor relations nationwide.
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U. S. Board
Washington
Maustia Relations Commission
Tthis
Congress
Mervsuro
Neilings
New York
Vanda
Pennsylvania
Saerament
Big Fire in Americus Caused by Fertilizer Blast
A large blaze in Americus on May 12 leveled a barn storing nitrite fertilizer. Neighbors heard an inside burst as smoke filled the structure and four large loads of feed were ruined. Fire crews saved workers nearby, and investigators suspect fertilizer storage triggered the fire. Insurance coverage was reported.
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Americus
Lasco
Harvey
Switchman Killed in Georgia Railroad Yards
Wolfe age 20 of 29 Cornelia avenue a switchman in the Georgia railroad yards died early Tuesday at the Georgia hospital after an accident at 2 am while coupling freight cars. He signaled the engineer to couple and was crushed between the cars. Left hand cut off, back broken, left leg brake and head reverse lacerated. Body removed to Patterson s and will be sent to South Carolina to relatives.
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NE Wolfe
Cornelia Avenue
Georg
Georgia Hospital
Wolfe
Pattersons
South Carolin
Fire causes 300000 dollar loss in Seattle business district
A major blaze struck Seattle today in the business district causing about 300000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames as property and premises were jeopardized in the early afternoon blaze.
Hinkle suit over fight and damages in Macon
Mrs Laura Hinkle mother of Dr A B Hinkle sues Mrs Nita O Hinkle wife of her son for 25000 dollars damages claiming injuries from a broken rib and other harm in an August home fight at Orange Street. The case follows sensational family dispute that led to divorce actions.
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Nincon Ga
Speerti
Laura Hinkle
A B Hinkle
Toda
Nita O Hinkle
Hinkle
Orange Street
Winkie
James
Mothe
Guerm & Sox
WD McNeil
Hinke
Murdock Lectures Democrats of House
Washington Ws 7 The senate mil to provide a temporary method of pr ul in election of United States cenators considered by the house Tad was te ehicle Tor polit ni lect ne BUA the hose democriss bs Progressite Lead er Musdork Representatve Henry of tanson reporime the spenal uly to provide for the bil explained that ft vast temporals expendené unt the leeishitures of the states could provide the machinery for popular senatorial electrens Vi Wardak told the ponse that the one hundred or more demo iats whe re into the present compress 18 TOR members ad been tied gagged and Found 1. the Jeagers and chat thes were the helpless creatures of the machine He advised them and the independent Minden men in the democ racy to revolt 1 tonights ries and assert their indiidual independence and call for open public cavens tree from machine domination.
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Washington
Senate
United States
House
Progressite
Musdork
Henry
Tanson
Wardak
Ponse
Minden
Three Women Created Fos Anz Mar 12 Fire Devastates Motel Imperial
A motel fire destroyed the Motel Imperial on March 12 killing Genevieve Brown and two other women including a teacher and her mother. The blaze led to multiple fatalities and engulfed the inn as investigators began work at the scene.
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Fos Anz
Electric machines to govern house votes
Fragmentary report notes a vote on electric voting machines in a governing body noted as the House. The text references a tense resolution concerning payment and a figure around twenty thousand dollars, with mentions of New Jersey and a conference context. Potential names appear garbled. the piece centers on machinery for voting and a disputed payment amount.
Fragmentary note on upcoming event details and timing
The fragmentary text hints at a planned event or meeting with timing around ten minutes past the hour. It mentions a team or group and possible locations or participants but the legible content is highly incomplete and ambiguous.
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