Controversy Over Union Theological Seminary Relations
Baltimore Presbyterians urge dismissal of the special committee amid debates on resuming ties with Union Theological Seminary. Dr Francis Brown defends the seminary’s Protestant stance, denies Hindu and rationalist charges, and notes no official assembly connection for years. A conference on harmonizing relations is planned with multiple anticipated speeches and votes on reports by Monfort, Davies, and others.
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Baltimore
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Brown Union
Theological Seminary
Willam Afams Miwr
Witham
Cotta Ie
Ariorty
Monfort
UK Davies
Manforts
Presbyterian universities seek Monday study in schools
Education Committee reports recount an afternoon address by Dr John Willis Baer of Occidental College on adequate salaries. Dr Richard C Hughes and Dr Joseph W Cochran followed, highlighting rapid church education work. A vote backed having Monday as the study day where feasible,ions. Dr C A Fr Janvier argued for keeping Sunday study as essential, noting his own college routine and upcoming role as head of a missionary university in Allahabad.
Street Work Finance Sparks City Council Action
Councilman Orville Ti Uali chairs the street committee proposing a 40001 allocation for street improvements with the finance committee urged to aid. A subsequent report notes the committee bought a truck and planned additional projects while addressing prisoner feeding at the city stockade and asserting reforms.
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Orville Ti Uali
Chimmin
S.ys
Muniray
Aan
Adtalthon
Lynch Chalraitaoo
Ilson
Aly Foundman Lynch
Bond Committee to be Named by City Council
Councilman Albert Thomson's resolution urges the appointment of a ten member council committee and five citizen members to study a bond issue. Major Pro Tem James Warren will appoint the panel within days and begin immediate sessions. The aim is public meetings to hear citizens seeking improvements citywide.
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Albert Thomsons
Urgng Council
James Warren
Minor
Major
Warren
Thomson
American Pilgrim at Vatican Sees Pope Pius Cheerful
An American pilgrimage of 18 persons conducted by Bishop John Grimes of Syracuse was received at the Vatican. Cardinal Secretary of State Motry del Vai arranged private audience with Pope Pius who looked well and in good spirits. Grimes is the 41st American prelate to be received since the pontiff’s illness.
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Vatican
John Trimes
Syracus
Motry del Vai
Grimes
Prate
Pius
Old Guard Leaves On Peace Mission
The Old Guard of Atlanta travels to Washington to begin a peace mission started 44 years ago, touring major East Coast cities through June 3. The group, in new dress uniforms, will be hosted by President Wilson, visit Fort Myer, and end in Baltimore and Savannah before returning to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Washington
Mes
Mel Wilson
P F Clarke
W A Graham
Henry Beerman
Old Guard
Tussany
President Wilson
Mrs Wilson
Rameea
White House
Fort Myer
Isten
United States Marine Band
Baltimore
Arriva
Philadelphia
New York
Artie
Boston
Fall River
Ocean Steamship Line
Savannah
Central of Georgia
Free Sugar Protest in Washington by Puerto Rican Delegation
A Puerto Rico delegation presented a memorial to President Wilson opposing the free sugar provision in the tariff act. They argued it would ruin the sugar industry and pledged to study the case. Delegates included Jose da Digo speaker of the Puerto Rican council and Martin Traieso CCC council president.
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Washington
Luis Wi Rivera
Fron Porto Pico Jose da Digo
Martin Traieso
Cccuns Council
Wilson
Phone Your Want Ads and Replies to Main 5000
The notice directs readers to place want ads and replies by dialing Main 5000 or Atlanta 109. It reflects a classified service instruction from a historic newspaper, emphasizing telephone contact for listings and responses. The wording suggests a period when telephonic classifieds were common.
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Main
Atlanta
Plantation melodies wows big crowd at mass meeting
In a packed auditorium four thousand hear Caruao’s arias and a 200 voice Atlanta Baptist college chorus. Mordecai Johnson and Rev Dr Ralph Atkinson lead as hymns echo from antebellum days. Speakers from Stillman, Freedmen's, and Kuo college discuss Negro education and church cooperation.
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Caruao
Grimaudo
la Gisconda
Atlanta Baptist College
Presbyterian Assemblies
Ralph Atkinson
Seattle
Mordecai Johnson
Paris Tenn
JG Snedecor
Still Nan Institute
Tuscaloosa
Ala Pree
Presbyterian
Edward P Cowen
Freedmans Board
Pittsburg
RW McGhanahan
United Presbyterian Cdurch
Kuo Villa College For
Atlanta
Fitsburg
Philadelphia
Lyon
Southern Presbyterian
J S. Lyons
Louieville
Happy Jack Mulraney Electrocuted After Martyr Claim
Ossineng Wo May 19 Toohn Mulraney, to have faced death for murder on March 17, was electrocuted at Sing Sog rmson today. He maintained he died as a martyr of a criminal code of honor, thanking fellow inmates with a cheerful farewell. Charles Fecker, ex New York police lieutenant, and gunmen in the Rosenthal murder, were among the fourteens who answered. The McBreen killing at Paddy the Priest’s bar framed Mulraney’s confession and alibi claims, while Velranes repudiated his. New York would decide on a new tea.
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Ossineng
Tohn Mulraney
Sing
Sog Rmson
Happy Jack
Smmle
Charles Fecker
Ew Tork
Ueutenant
Rosenthal
Fourte
Hanos Tach Bis
Patrick McBreen
Paddy
New York
Qutcher
John T Dowing
Mulraney
Velranes
Justce Pesaleky
Effort to Smuggle Costs Woman Two Thousand Dollars
In Trenton on May 1 a fine of 2000 was imposed on Mrs Agnes Mangels of San Francisco for landing May 12 on the steamer Amerika at Hoboken without declaring proper value of goods. The court noted restitution had been made and the customs valued the goods at about 5390 with 1800 declared. Miss Agnes Tillman, a niece, was cited for improper declaration but the case against her was withdrawn. she agreed to pay the duties for the fault of her property.
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Trenton
Mra
Agnes Manguls
Han Trancieco
Amerika
Hoboken
Mre Mangela
Italy
Agies Tillman
Mangels
Dr Lilly Named Field Secretary for Laymen Mission Movement
New York May 19 Dr D Clay Lilly of Richmond Va has accepted a call to become a field secretary for the Laymen Missionary Movement to assist in organizing the United Missionary campaign by Protestant churches of America His work will be mainly in the south where he is known as a leader of the Southern Presbyterian church Denominational missionary conferences lasting two days each will be held in several hundred towns and cities of the United States and Canada next winter.
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New York
D Clay Lilly
Richmond
Laymena Missionary
United Missionary Compa N
America
United Missionary Campaign
United States
Canada
Deep Purple at the Atlanta stars Miss Bly Long in tough underworld drama
Billy Long Stock Company brings Deep Purple to the Atlanta stage with Miss Bly Long as a reforming thief and Miss Agnes Tinsley Harrison as a drawing young woman drawn into a blackmail plot. The cast delivers a strong performance despite first act pace and bad weather.
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Billy Long Stock Company
Atlanta
Miss Bly Long
Underworld
New York
Agnes Tinsley Harrison
Miss Long
Miss Harrison
Hawn Wall
Bijou hosts two act musical comedy A Trip to Joyville
The Bijou presented a tabloid musical comedy titled A Trip to Joyville with two complete acts and vaudeville between them. The matinee and evening performances drew capacity crowds and the show featured catchy musical numbers and handsome scenery. Joseph Howard's The District Leader is announced as the next attraction, with daily matinees including two on Saturday and two performances nightly.
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Bugu
Joyville
Joseph Howards
Vaudeville at Forsyth Show Packs The Lot
John Geiger dazzles with a violin act turning instrument into flute drum and more while Dunedin Troupe rides a bicycle and features four performers. Crallagher and Tiernan present a Bay Ram comedy with strong stage setting. Josephine Tunfee and Ericod offer dance and song numbers. Adam and Lee perform a monkey act alongside Bradshaw Brothers center stage routine.
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Keith
Forsyth
Atlante
John Geiger
Geiger
Dunedin
Crallagher and Fiern
Bay Ram
Josephilne Tunfee
G Fair Dering
Ericod
Adam
Lee
Atlanta
Bradshaw Brothers
Jealous Father Murders Two Men in Columbia
Robert Garrett, driven by jealousy over his daughter’s marriage, shot and killed Aaron Campbell and Aaron’s father J M Campbell. He surrendered this morning in a Bishopville swamp after a posse chased him, and was jailed. Garrett, described as weak minded, had previously served time for improper relations with his daughter.
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Columbia
Robert Garrett
Aaron Campbell
Campbell
Bishopville
Garrett Har
Garrett
State Penitentiary
Senate Democrats Tighten the Lines
Washington May 19 Democrats in caucus abandon the old pairing practice for executive sessions and consideration of appointments. They face quorum difficulties and aim to secure confirmations for hundreds of nominations pending.
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Washington
Protests Abroad Stir Tariff Debate Ahead of June Hope
Washington reports foreign protests from England Germany France Italy Australia and others over the Underwood tariff provisions. Critics say the plan to grant Treasury power to exclude goods for inspection could hamper trade and invite manipulation while lawmakers weigh a Kenyon amendment to curb monopolies.
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Washington
England
Germany
France
Italy
Australia
State Department
Finance Committee
Willams Ia
National Association of Industry and Commerce of France
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Payne-Aldrich
LaFollette
Sarlea
Kenyon
Supreme Court
Smith
Michigan
Simmons
Penrose
Penrage
Smmons
Union Carpenters Quit At Birmingham
Birmingham Alabama May 19 due to master builders and contractors refusing a seven cent an hour raise to reach fifty cents. seven thousand union carpenters and allied trades walked out this morning. three skyscraper projects and about 5 million dollars in building work are affected. contractors with carpenters are also sympathetic to the strike.
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Birmingham
Ala
Shu
Will Believe Nervous Low Mood Tonic Claim
An old advert claims Groves Tonic strengthens the liver and builds up the system. It markets itself as a sure appetizer and digestion aid while promising relief from nervous mood and malaria symptoms.
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Lilly
Daughter
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Shane
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