Shriners Set Sail Home After Atlanta Revelry
After four days in Atlanta the Ancient Arab order of nobles of the Mystic Shrine prepare to depart by special trains and caravans for home and Savannah. Medinah temple leads the exodus with two night specials, followed by numerous temples from across the country departing from Mitchell Street and Atlanta Terminal in a coordinated ceremonial sendoff. Officials list exact departure times and routes for dozens of temples en route to Savannah and destinations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Savannah
Southern Railway
Central of Georgian Railway
Imperial Council
Yaarah Temple
Medinah
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Medinah Nabies
Southern
Mitchell Street
J.C. Beam
Zamora
Birmingham
Syria Temple
Pittsburg
Shrine Park
Marietta Street
North Avenue
Mana Temple
St. Joseph
Terminal Station
Ainad Temple
St. Louis
Asheville
Ismaila Temple
Buffalo
Shriners Honor Joseph Seinsheiner and Dr Burdette
The Imperial Shrine council this morning conferred honorary life membership on Joseph Seinsheiner of N Mira temple Galveston Texas and on Dr Q O Burdette of Osiris temple Wheeling West Virginia for long and distinguished service in the North American Shrine. Both men are in Atlanta for the 1914 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Shrine Council
Joseph Siinsheiner
N Mira Temple
Galveston
Texas
QO. W. Burdette
Osiris Temple
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mr. Seinsheiner
Dr. Burdette
Atlanta
Arguments Pro and Against Holding Companies debated
Washington May 2 hearings before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee featured Bernard Flexner arguing that holding companies reduce costs and assure service in small towns. He said the device stabilizes public utilities across 315 cities while critics from 24 public utility firms and United Gas Electric and American Citizens company urged changes to the anti holding provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ithe Holding
Ithe
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Bernard Flexner
Stuart Gibboney
Willity
Charles K Seekman
United Gas, Electric and Americant Citizes Company
Atlanta Deeds Show Property transfers and liens
Warranty Deeds detail transfers in Atlanta from May to July 1913 and 1972 including Nicholas Ittner to Newsom lot on Porrest avenue, Interstate Land Co to D D Shermer on Highland Way, Lucinda Glover to Andrew Woatley on Columbia Avenue, and multiple parcels on Lansing, Beachtree Terrace, Moreland and Catherine streets. Receiver and sheriff deeds note secured notes and public notices of mortgage and quitclaim transfers among individuals and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ittner
W. D. Newsom
Porrest Avenue
Interstate Land Company
D. D. Shermer
Higland Way
Beachtree Terrace
Lucinda Glover
Andrew Woatley
Columbia Avenue
Ham Street
M. C. B. Mason
J. C
E.A. Sherrill
Lansing Street
Rawson Street
A. M. Dobbs
Southern Refining Company
Seventeenth District
Portheast Sie
Martatta
Tuneig
W. L. Harris
West and Dark Company
Ontario Avenue
Emery Avenue
Callie L. Truitt
Mena Schroeter
Oakland Cemetery
Charles L. Truitt
Cality L. Trattt
Atlanta Real Estate Company
M. McDonald
So Uy
Aldo Catherine Street
Stewart Avenue
K. C. Rabb
R. B Hickson
Pulliam Stree
Luttre
Garpenter
Wee Cael
Moreland Avenue
Wiley Street
Alz
Sunset Avenue
Kennedy Street
Mrx
Mary Kelley
W. D. White
Ezzard
Cornslia Streets
Robert D Dorsey
OW. Owens
Plaster's Bridge Road
Isey Road
W O. McDonald
W. M Bruce
Greensterry Avenue
Grand Large Theaters Show The Blue Mouse And The Three Musketeers
At the Grand Large the week opens with The Blue Mouse a six act comedy as the feature for the first three days. The program includes ato's famous weekly newsreel two pretty girl singers and a ten piece orchestra. Beginning tomorrow afternoon The Three Musketeers romantic classic will be shown for the first time here after success in New York with daily performances from 1 to 11 p m.
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Atho
Three Musketeers
Death and Injuries After Auto Skids Near Tillson Bayou
Alexandria Ea May 12 One man was killed and three others badly injured when an automobile owned and driven by Walter T Hill skidded and struck a bridge at Tillson bayou two miles west of town The dead include Norman Kraemer proprietor fecal laundry The injured are Walter D Hilenshier of the First National Bank of Alexandria with internal injuries and fractured skull Jack Woots traveling salesman with a broken leg arm and shoulder dislocation J W Bute chief of police of Alexandria with internal injuries and fractured skull
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Walter T. Hill
Tillson’s Bayou
Norman Kraemer
Fecal Laundry
Walter D. Hilenshier
First National Bank of Alexandria
Jack Woots
J. W. Bute
Alexandra
No Hostile Movement During the Armistice
Vera Cruz May 17 report says Mexican commissioners head to Niagara Falls to mend peace. No inauspicious hostilities by American forces. no advance by Mexican federals. Funston and Porter approve strengthened positions as justified. Water supply remains ample. refugee influx raises conservation needs as schools reopen and public health work resumes. Plantations west and south of Vera Cruz abandoned by owners have been looted, according to refugees.
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Vera Cruz
Niagara Falls
Canada
Blanquet
Funston
Porter
Guaiding
Tejar
Department of Public Health and Police
Mexico
Orozco a Fugitive From Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 12 Pascual Orozco the federal volunteer leader who escaped from Oamaga aboard the Huertista army fled to Los Angeles with secret service men in pursuit. He had been hiding in the city for some time eluding rebels and fled southward Sunday night with a few followers. His wife had been here since the Madero rebellion and the general joined his family after the Ojinaga battle.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pascual Orozco
Oamaga
Carranza
United States
Secret Service
Orozto
Mortuary Notices for Fred R Smith and John P Murray
Fred R Smith of Palmetto Georgia died at 2 30 PM at home. Funeral at 3 PM Wednesday at First Methodist Church Palmetto interment at local cemetery. He leaves wife four children and is brother of Colonel Claude Smith. John P Murray a former Thornston merchant died at his residence 605 Week Peachtree Street Atlanta. Funeral and interment in Thomaston planned. survived by wife and brother C Murray of Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Smith
Palmetto
Fred R._Smith
Palmetto Cotton Malls
Claude Smith
Famour
Sowaney
Farnest Beaty
Ced
J. W. Buats
Lilian
Suwanee
W A Beaty
Austell
Masonic Lodge
Level Desk
John P Murray
Thornston
Peachties Street
Atlanta
Is C Murray
Griffin
Thomaston
Funeral for Deceased Brother at Red Men Wigwam 36 Central
To Chiefs and Members of Comanche Tribe No bo Improved Order Red Men this is to notify at Red Men's wigwam 36 Central avenue today Wednesday May 13 1911 at 2 o'clock for the funeral of our deceased brother We Queen In terment at West View Members of all other tribes invited to attend H L CLOTFELTER Sachem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
West View
H.L Clotfelter
Sachem
Obituaries for McClure and Queen families in Jacksonville notices
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs W M McClure aged 21 of Jacksonville at her mother's home on Tatnall Street with funeral and interment planned at Forrest Park. Also William F Queen aged 2 years dies at Greensferry Avenue residence with funeral at 3 pm and interment at West View. Simmons, aged 40s, dies at a private residence with body at Poole's chapel and interment in Maysville Georgia. survived by wife and three children.
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W. M. McClure
W OM. McClure
Jacksonville
Fla
Tatnall Street
Steia
Forrest Park
TT Simmons
Poole S Chapel
Sand Wall
Maysville
Funeral notices for Confederate veteran JC Baird and family
Funeral services are planned for JC Baird at Fran Brandon's chapel at 10:39 this morning with interment in Oakland. A infant son of Mr and Mrs WC Glass died Tuesday afternoon at 6% Ashland Avenue, with arrangements to be announced. Bertha M Schwitzerlet's funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Poole's chapel, with interment at West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JC. Haard
Jones Avenue
Fran & Brandon
Oakland
Harry Glass
Hiary
WC Glass
Saint
Ashland Avenue
Bertha M. Schwitzerlet
Bertha M. Schwiterlet
Poole's Chapel
Ail Ben West View
American Bandit Threat Sparks Mexican General’s Vows
A defiant message from General Rodrigo Queveda vows to execute Americans at three to one for each bandit killed by rebels in northern Chihuahua. He claims big ranch owners aided rebels and threatens to destroy windmills of cattle companies as pursuit forces clash with bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuures
I Taurez
Saia
Funeral Notices Mention Pend. of My and Mrs G Burd
Invites to attend the funeral of Me go Raat Why C Wednesday morning at 16 to gelect from the lives of Barclay and Brandon Co Camp No 139 Wailes Mase iderate Veterans invited to attend pallbearers listed Mr Prank Meyers Dr Fred Cadmer WH Mion ATterington PC Yhemis OT ann MoS Her ington. Interment at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Burd
L Anderson
Wallie
Charles Alencee
Barclay &Brandon Co
Wailes
Prank
Meyers
Fred Cadmer
Mion
Atterington
Yhemis
Ann
Mos Herington
Oakland
SCHUM ITALALT funeral notice
The relatives and friends of Mrs Ro Schwitterler and others are invited to attend the funeral at Mrs A J Sachteerler and Marry G Poole's chapel on Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCHUM
Funeral of Mr William Queen Held at Greenstores Avenue
The friends of Mr and Mrs William Queen and others were invited to attend the funeral service this Wednesday afternoon from the residence at 8 Greenstores Avenue. Interment followed at West View. Pallbearers were to be chosen from the Red Men and they would meet at the parlors of Harry G Poole at Pom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fo
D. Dowehes
Vanuli
Burke
NA Chastain Ang
Thomas Queen
William
Barclay and Brandon Co Funeral Directors Listing
Funeral directors Barclay and Brandon Co at 246 Ivy Street with officers H Brandon 2B Brandon president and A W Awry as vice president and Seey and Frome listed among contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St H. Brandon
M. Brandon
A.W. Awry
Seey
Frome
Not Destroying All Wind Mills Yet Burning Enough Shown Threat
The statement notes that they planned not to destroy every wind mill at once but to burn a sufficient number to demonstrate their threat was serious. The remark emphasizes staged destruction to prove intent without total ruin.
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Paris
Hupmobile
Ino. M. Smith Co
Georgia Distributors
Auburn Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Shriners
Walter Ballard
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Alabama St. Main
Alee Temple
Chattanooga
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
N. C
Pyramid Temple
Bridgeport
Moolah Temple
Staton
Osman
St. Paul
Helis
Dallas
Chattanoogs
Rochester
Lleaves
Richmond
Aladdin Temple
Columbus
Ohio
South Carolina
Bonmtemple
Baltimore
Karubah Temple
Shreveport
Homassa Temple
Meridian
Alhambra
Alazshas Temple
Calmary
Alberta
Salaam Temple
Newark
Adkar Temple
Tulsa
Okla
Ford One
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Peachtree Street
Syria
Molla
Ainad
Oasis
Ziyara
Mohammed Kismet
al Chumia
Moolah Osman
Hella el Karabah
India
Alkoran
Damascus
Aladdin
Boumi
Morocco
Moslem Salaam Crescent
Bridegport, Conn
Memphis
Utica
Peoria
Brooklyn
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Chester
Trenton
East
Mitchell St
Madison Avenue
Terminal
Madison Avenue West
Annah
Izior
Akdar Tulsa
SAV
Yaarab
Imperial Council and Friends
R. L. Baylor
J. C. Beam
Georgia
G. W. Cooper
T. J. Day, JR
Bell Phone
Malin
W. Hunter
Alaliet
DR Huches
Broad Street
Mariata St
Third Nart Bank
Forsyth
Keith
Nat Wills
Lucille Lavirne
Mason
GRAN
Alexander
Dumas
Musketeers
Albert Boylston
M A Hale
McDantel and
Berkle Streets
D. J. Hay
Phillip H. Alston
Glen
Gemulgee
Thomnas H Cox
Martha M. Cox
S. B. Scott
Buckhead
Bolton Road
Alice B Thrower
Blumenthal
Guardian
Hunter
Cerro
Scullyoat
Thaden
William Hurd Hillyyer
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Cain Street
Arthur T
Harriet T. Smart
Emma E Dreyfuss
Harvest Avenue
Butler Street
John D. Muldrew
T Jt. Stewart
Millian and
Waldo Streets
Luella Jones
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Hanover Street
Orozco
Earnest Beaty, Sawanee
John B. Murray
Henry H
T Records
William F. Queen
William F Queen
Agen
Ines
Greensferry Avenue
Mrents
Dtu Donehoo
R. L. Simmons
J. C. Baird
Harry
Judge Chambers
WL Chambers
Federal Board of
Savannah and Northwestern Railroad
Es-Selamu
Aleikum
Williams Street
Winecot
Woodside-Sharp-Boylston & Day
South Broad
Auburn Avenue
Siso
Ccoo
Weyman & Connors
Manny Fritz Wagener
Fourth National Bank
Atlante
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