City News Flood Conditions Improve In New Orleans
City reports flood conditions easing as Union Pacific representative Bartlett and District Passenger Agent Anerson note no interruptions to New Orleans service. River levels decline, freight moving, and normal operations expected soon. Memorial Day observed by Atlanta Typographical Union with sermon and deceased printers’ names read at Unitarian church. Insolvency claim against James M English Jr. seeks $30,000 by Chatham Brick Company. Death of Mrs. Lacy R Knott at 80, burial arrangements planned for McDonough. Tabernacle Baptist Church hosts teachers meetings for Sunday school nominations with Dr Robert MacArthur presiding.
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Oo. F. Bartlett
The
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Southern Pacific
Robert Anerson
Diners Central
Birmingham
Mr. Bartlett
New Orleans
Hays
Atlanta Typogrophical Union
Union Rinters
Unitarian Church
Cain and Pring Streets
J. Wade Conkling
Atlanta Union
International Typographical Union
Tnion
Alleses English
James M. English, Jr
Chatham Brick Cmpany
Fulton Superior Court
He Brick Company
Engish
Shaw
Chatham
Lacy R. Knott
Lucy R. Knott
George E. Knott
Knott & Autrey
Peeplestreet
West End
Miss. Knott
George Knott
Tlanta
McDonough
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Luckie Treet
Robert MacArthur
Roosevelt convention branded fake by telegram
A telegram claimed from Atlanta labeled the Roosevelt convention a fake. It alleged only 122 men attended, with 43 from Atlanta and the rest from 26 counties, out of 146 in the state. The message circulated as national headquarters prepared for tonight’s events.
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Washington
Jast
Atlanta
Diamonds Graded by Standard Classifications in Engiehand Sale
A fragment notes careful diamond grading by Standard Classifications with weights and grades marked, claiming guarantees at ked and self on. The text mentions payment terms and a general sales pitch but lacks full details or context.
Southern division Postal Telegraph managers meet in ATIA session
The annual three day gathering of twenty six managers from Louisville Nashville Tampa Jacksonville Montgomery and other points opens tomorrow morning in ATIA. General Superintendent G H Usher hosts an informal get together then sessions run through Saturday with discussions on daily work methods. A M Beatty announces social events including luncheons at clubs a Forsyth theater party Friday night and a Capitol City Club banquet. The convention closes Saturday with an automobile tour and departures that night.
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Forsyth
Capital City Club
Citizens urged to see theater show in Atlanta tonight
Citizens interested in civic improvement and engaging youth should attend the Atlanta theater show this evening at 8:5. Admission is free and this is the last day at the theater.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Ad Men To Lead The Way In Texas Swing
Atlanta Ad Men head to Texas as car No.1 on train No.1 will carry the delegation with the slogan Atlanta always ahead. A Thursday meeting will decide which city wins Atlanta's vote for the 1913 convention. The group will reach Fort Worth for one business session and lavish free entertainment.
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Joe Curtin
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Atlanta
Ft. Worth
Southwest
Georgia
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Board of ‘Directors
wWere
United States
Georgia Glee and Mandolin Clubs Delights Athens Audience
The University of Georgia Glee and Mandolin clubs performed at the Grand. theater before a large enthusiastic audience of Georgia musicians and campus celebrities. Soloists and ensembles received hearty applause with standout numbers from the quartet led by Mont Francis and a bright piano piece by Koplin. The show closed with the Alma Mater as the clubs combined, and the second half proved more lively, leaving fashionably dressed attendees pleased with the performance.
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University of Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Kieve
Lynch
Singleton
Mr. Rey
Mandolin
Guitar Club
Phantom
Glee Club
Mont Francis
Messrs
Maclean
Creekmore
Hunter
Brongén
Jack Aed Walt
Cutler
Koplin
J. B. Wright
University of Georgia Glee and
Mandolin Clubs
Plate College
Watson ridicules Underwood camp discord in Atlanta journal item
In a Wire: Thomas E. Watson answers an inquiry about the Atlanta Journal story and explains the delegate naming mix up. He says Hawes asked him to provide names, a name was miswritten, and he did not seek to place himself on the delegation. He notes possible proxy plans and the mixed positions of two named colleagues.
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Atlanta Journal of
Thomas E. Watson
Underwood
Thomson
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
E. W. Hawes
Roy Baston
McDuffie Bank
S EL Hawes
McDuffie
Charlie Hawes
Sac. Hawes
J. W. Hawes
Progressive Democrat
Pat Collins
S. E. Hawes
Collins
Hawes
Coblinas
Progressive Democrats
Mr. Hawes
McDuffie Progress
Lst
Wilson
McDuffie County
Lytle
John T. West
E. C. Hawes
S. GC. Hawes
West
Wlcaan
B. C. Hawes
S. C. Hawes
Oscar Underwood
Baltimore
Thomas Bb. Watson
Watson letter on delegation choice and party splits
Thomas B. Watson criticizes the Atlanta Journal and Wilson papers over a delegation appointment dispute. He argues McDuffie county would support the primary will and questions misnaming of Hawes and potential Underwood alignment.
Forsyth Show Delivers Futuristic Vaudeville Drama
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth features a 1980 future tale where women hold sway and men face home neglect. A witty, biting satire with strong performances by Lasky produced characters, it blends humor and social critique in a comfortable, well staged production.
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Keith Vaudeville
Forsyth
William ©. deMille
Lasky
Diamond Trust Head Julius Wernher Dies in London
Sir Julius Charles Wernher head of the DeBeers diamond syndicate dies in London at age. The case of Henri Lemoine who swindled him out of over 300000 by claiming a chemical method to create diamonds is cited, with parallels to famous European and American fraud cases.
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London
Julius Charles, Wernher
DeBeers
Wernher, Beit & Co
Julius Wernher
Henri Lemoine
Lemoine
Paris
Humbert
France
Chadwick
United States
Cruce
England
Government to Study Farm Management Plan Announced
Washington May 21 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced plans for a federal farm management study. Congress provided in the agricultural appropriation bill for a comprehensive study conducted by federal agents in cooperation with state and local inspectors. The aim is to show farmers why a branch of farming is unprofitable and how to make it pay, or why they should drop that branch.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Georgia Club Barbecue Delights Members at Social Night
The Georgia Athletic Club hosted a barbecue for members at the club rooms with over half of its 500 members in attendance. Speakers included William M. Smith Morris Macks Judge R. BR Jackson W. C. Munday and F. P. McGinnis with entertainment by McGinnis and others. The event ran from 8 to 11 20 p m with toasts, recitations, songs, and athletic features.
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The
Georgia Athletic Club
Ed Club
William M. Smith
Morris
John KR. Ebola
Barney
Grady Hospital Annex Ready for City Acceptance
The Grady hospital annex, built with bond funds at 107000 dollars, will be turned over to the city Saturday afternoon with ceremonies at 4 o clock. Mayor Winn will speak along with other city officials and medical staff. The building will be opened for inspection Sunday morning and the annex, costing 12008 dollars, will also be ready for inspection. Stillmerall, hospital superintendent, has led the planning efforts.
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Grady Hospital
Winn
Golso
Stillmerall
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