Atlanta bids fond farewell to guests of Shriners tour
The Atlanta Shriners caravan ended a week of carnival as fans and locals waved goodbye from trains and streets. Potentates Kendrick and Adair praised city officials, police, and services for flawless hospitality, while visitors headed toward Savannah and onward to desert journeys.
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Shriners Leave Atlanta After Week at The Constitution
Printers and reporters covered a bustling Shrine visit in Atlanta as 16 000 Shriners and friends toured The Constitution building. Imperial potentates and delegations from California Seattle and Texas praised the paper, with Aladdin temple choralists entertaining Clark Howell and local officials noting cordial exchanges and plans for the 1915 imperial council.
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Shriners Leave Multimillion Cash Footprint in Atlanta
Report notes three million dollars of Shriners convention spending flooded Atlanta, with hotels cafes clubs and taxis crowded around the event. The city’s observers say financial activity ran 24 hours a day as crowds spent freely and accountants tally the immense business done over four days.
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Two Georgia Women Nominated by Wilson for Postmasters
Washington May 14 two prominent Georgia women were today nominated for postmasters places in the state Mrs A S Clay named post master at Mariette after recommendation by Representative Gordon Lee and Mrs Sisser Atkinson widow of the late Governor W Atkinson named postmaster at Newnan John W Clark nominated postmaster at Augusta and John L Callaway at Covington with recommendations from Representatives Hardwick and Tribble respectively
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Pendleton Denies Parsons Injunction In Bond Case
Judge Pendleton denied Parsons petition seeking to bar Georgia Railway and Power from issuing 80 million dollars in bonds. The ruling delays final action, sets Monday for a full hearing, and notes opposing brief filed by the railway company denying fraud claims while accusing Parsons backers of pursuing a separate litigation tactic.
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Fall of Tampico reshapes Mexican crisis and outruns blockade fears
Washington reports Tampico’s fall expands the constitutionalist sphere and could allow direct munitions imports via the port. U S warships patrol the Panuco river while Huerta gunboats threaten a blockade. Talks with Mayo precede interviews as diplomats discuss arms shipments and foreign interests amid shifting Central Mexico dynamics.
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Salty charges and high finance at New Haven hearings
Washington hearings unveil a dramatic chase of New Haven finances led by Mellen, former New York New Haven and Hartford president. He testifies to stock swaps and cash due bills, with adjournment for more documents as investigators probe Westchester and related dealings.
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Adirondacks Hit by Heavy Snow Overnight
Snow blanketed Pine Lake in the Adirondacks with inches reported last night as four inches fell at Lake Pleasant and nearby Adirondack sections. The storm caused travel disruption and prompted officials to monitor for further snowfall.
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Weather Prophecy CLEAR Georgia Fair Friday and Saturday
Weather forecast from Local Report predicts clear skies in Georgia with fair weather Friday and Saturday. Cooler temperatures expected in the northeast portion on Friday. Report notes low and high temperatures and rainfall data, with deficits since January.
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