Agnes Scott Plans Centenary Celebration Program
Agnes Scott college outlines a quarto centennial celebration starting May 24 with a baccalaureate by Rev. C W Daniel Wilk at Decatur Presbyterian Church. The campus pageant The Romance of Education follows, then a college gathering with seven minute greetings from regional educators. | 1900s style article notes Marshall’s visit to Atlanta Theatre, and a week of ceremonies including commencement and diploma awards at Agnes Scott College.
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Agnes Scott College
C. W. Daniel Wilk
Decatur Presbyterian ‘Church
Romance of Education
Agnes .Scott
Luke. Johnson
Trinity Methodist Church
C. M. Candler
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
F.W. Martin
Randolph-’ Ran
Southern Colleges
May L. Kellar
Goucher College
Southern Association of College Women
John }.Scott
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt ‘University
Association of Colleges ‘and Secondary Schools
P. PF. Claxton
United States Iommissioner of Education
Atlanta
Marshall
Piedmont Hotel
K. Orr
Piedmont Driving Club
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Inman
Tech
Hoke Smith
Young Men's Democratic Club
Washington
Seismic Shocks Reported in Ogden Utah May 18
Seismic shocks were felt in Ogden Utah at 16:25 and 1 o'clock. The tremors caused slight damage in various parts of the city. A relief note quotes a native saying on greatness by Brouxham.
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Utah
Ogden
High Honors Awarded to Zuhrah Temple in Minneapolis
On Wednesday Zuhrah temple in Minneapolis received high honors as Captain A M Shuey, the first to rise from Arab patrol to imperial council, was praised by E E B Mellish and given a silver loving cup. Charles E Owen Shire of Zuhrah was elevated to imperial assistant rabban as the band and members celebrated in the town. Zuhrah and Hamassa Temples serenaded The Constitution.
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Zubrah
Minneapollis
A.M. Shuey
Imperial Council
E. E B. Mellish
Charles E. Owen- Shire
Zuhrah
Rabban
Hamassa
Meridian
Mascot of Confederate Veterans Returns Home
Miss Marjorie Castagnino of Memphis, mascot of the Confederate veterans, attended a Jacksonville convention and arrived in Atlanta last night on her way home.
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Marjorie Castagnino
Memphis
The
Confederate Veterans
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Redfield names effectiveness over strenuous life at Brown
Providence May 3 William Redfield secretary of commerce told Brown University students the strenuous life is often ineffective. He warned against confusing results with effort and urged more focus on human life and public health rather than railways or navy expansions. He cited high industrial fatalities and auto deaths in New York to argue for balanced national priorities.
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Providence
R. I
William Redfield
Commerce
Brown University
Hastier
Hays
Redfield
Vera Cruz
Massachusetts
New York
Alaska
Large tobacco warehouse fire in Louisville causes heavy losses
A warehouse of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse company burned in Louisville Kentucky on May 13. Over 11 000 hogsheads of tobacco were destroyed with an estimated quarter of a million dollars in damage. A fireman may have been fatally injured when crushed under a fallen wall. The Chesterfield quote condemns vengeful spirits.
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Louisville
Many Women Succumb At Bier Of The Marine
Chicago reports the body of Samuel Meisenberg, Vera Cruz marine, in state at city hall. A crush of women viewing the catafalque caused faintings. twelve names collected by police, including Mrs. Morris Meisenberg. Elevators aided by cool heads. riot call escalated to restore order.
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Chicago
Samuel Meisenberg
Vera Cruz
Catafalque
Morris Meisenberg
Ollers
James Conroy
Toraar
Lewis
Dunne
Harrison
Waldheim
Poinsett
Philadelphia
George McKenzie Poinsett
Florida
Charles Allen Smith
New Hampshire
Independence Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cose
Kansas
National Guard’ of
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel W. Haggarty
Vera Crux
Dgorsa
Hagearty
California Shriners Entertain the Press at Kimball House
The California Shrine contingent hosted a reception for visiting newspaper men in room 107 of the Kimball House. California and San Francisco publishers presided, delivering a lively, wine liberal evening with champagne and other beverages. Illustrious California leaders spoke to the guests as the event wrapped up.
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California
Newanarer
Kimball House
San Francisco
Bryan Stumps in the Quaker State Rally in Wilkes Barre
Secretary of State Bryan headlined a Wilkes Barre rally in support of reorganizing the Democratic ticket with A Mitchell Palmer for senator and Vance McCormick for governor. He tied success to endorsing national admin policies and framed the Mexican issue as Taft era legacy while praising Wilson’s peace efforts.
Spectacular Shrine Patrol Drills Thrill Atlanta Crowd
The Shrine patrols in Piedmont Park wowed more than 50 000 spectators as 10 000 Shriners in 600 000 worth of costumes drilled in four ranks. The combined bands formed a mammoth organ that played national airs, leaving the city marveling at the display and its precision.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta
Shrinera
North Webster
Labor convention disturbance ends with police involvement
Erie Pennsylvania May 13 Police were called to quell a disturbance among 270 delegates at the Pennsylvania labor federation convention. Frank Feeney a Philadelphia labor leader was seated after a two day trial. James Murer president of the State Federation of Labor attacked Senator Baise Penrose and Feeney’s stance toward labor interests, helping precipitate the melee.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Labor Federation
Frank Feeney
Philadelphia
Martin McThall
James Murer
State Federation of Labor
Baise Penrose
Jweeney
Chicago Chosen for 1915 Railway Convention Scene
Chicago was chosen as the scene of the 1915 convention of the Railway Development Association, closing its annual meeting in St. Louis. F. P. Lahaume of Norfolk, Virginia, representing the Norfolk and Western railway, was elected president.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Railway Development Association
F. P. Lahaume
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk and Western Railway
Fall of Tampico reshapes Mexican rebel gains
El Paso May 12 The capture of Tampico by General Pablo Gonzales relieves international tensions and opens interior Mexico to commerce. Roberto Pasquerra says oil and property are protected and northern control with rail links enables rapid troop movement. Mazatlan seizure expected soon, strengthening constitutionalist grip on coasts.
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el Paso
Texas
Tampico
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico
Roberto V. Pasqueira
Carranza
Gonzales
Pacific
Pesqueira
Galileo
Omonks
S. C. Hall
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Quarto-Centennial
ape—Brouxham
Central Bank
ON Savings Gusf Corporation
Candler Building
Mitchelle Forsyth Sts
New York & American Dental Office
Peachtree Street
Bonita Theater
Ivy Imi
Minneapolis
A. M. Shuey
Nopseme
Potentate Adair
George Muse Clothing CO
Committee On Awards
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Bier OF the Marine
California Shriners
Bryan
E. G. Willingham’s Sons
Whitehall
Silk Sox
Shriner
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