Low wages cited as cause of immorality among girls
Chicago reports show Professor Graham Taylor contests claims linking poverty to vice, stating that economic conditions account for at most 12 percent of immorality among girls and women. Testimony from industry leaders discusses wages, welfare, and the hard reach of reform.
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Chicago
Graham Taylor
Chicago Commons
Senate
Profesent Tay
M Or Harding
Armour & Co
Thoreign
Col Chirled
Morris & Co
Compants
Chierzo Commons
Taylor
Beall
Viea Commission
Captain Cook Receives Hat from Confederate Veterans
Comrade Surinutt led Camp Walker 925 of United Confederate Veterans in presenting Captain JH Cook with a military Alpine hat as thanks for securing funds for the reunion trip to Chattanooga. The camp prepared to march, preserving a memory of past days with Captain Cook in command.
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United Confederate Veterans
Chattanooga
SurInutt
Shelnutt
JH Cook
Mhattanooga
Cook
Walker
Captain Cook
Smallpox at Chapel Hill Causes Vaccination and Segregation
Three smallpox cans at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill today prompted a directive for camp surgery vaccination of returning students. Officials say the segregation of beds is thorough, deeming no danger at next week's commencement where President Wishall will speak. The outbreak is believed to have arisen from athletic trips.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Ill
Fice
Wishall
Corrected remarks on interstate commerce lecture at Atlanta law school
Robert C. Alston disputes a Monday report attributing to him remarks from a lecture at the Atlanta law school two weeks prior. He says the paper misquoted and misunderstood the substance and spirit of his views on interstate commerce.
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LAW School
Alston
Robert C. Alston
Constitution
Atlanta Law School
Robert ¢. Alston
Law School Orators to Compete for Faculty Prize
Law School orators compete today at Atlanta Law School before Professor William Spiker for the faculty prize in oratory. Senior contenders include Harry Terrell Allen Dowda Leonard Grosaman and M J Wood R L Cone Dupont Hood Samuel Castleton George Northern Pierce Burns Richard Gordon Wilhelm Hagsel. A debate over graduation regalia ends with a walking cane and cap and gown plan to be adopted. Ebony canes with silver handles will bear a monogram and the school seal.
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Atlanta Law School
William ©. Spiker
Harry B .Terrell
Allen Dowda
Leonard J. Grosaman
M J Wood
R . L. Cone Dupont Hood
Samuel Castleton
George Northern
Pierce Burns
Richard Gordon
Wilhelm A Hagsel
Reynolds Crushed Between Two Cars Injures Railway Worker
Il J Reynolda of 80 Windsor Street, Southern railway employee, sustained serious injuries last night at the Southern shops when crushed between two cars. He was rushed by Patterson ambulance to Atlanta hospital with two likely broken ribs and condition described as serious.
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Il J. Reynolda
Windsor Street
Southern Railway
Southern
Pattersons
Atlanta
Judge Lamar to visit Atlanta and Warm Springs meeting
Judge Joseph R Lamar of the United States Supreme Court will arrive in Atlanta tomorrow afternoon at six, be greeted by a Georgia Bar Association committee, then proceed to Warm Springs for a two day session. The chief address will be by Lamar, with Pardee accompanying him.
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Joseph R Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Atlanta
Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
Lamar
Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Pardee
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
George Owens
Savannah
Orville Pank
Pelkey Exonerated by Coroner's Jury in Calgary
A Calgary coroner's jury tonight exonerated Pelkey the prize fighter for the death of McCarty in the prize ring last Saturday.
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Pelkey
Calgary
Pelktay
McCarty
Death of Mrs. A. O. Vaughn at 32 Lee Street
Mrs A O Vaughn aged 45 died at her residence on Lee Street Monday night. She is survived by husband A O Vaughn one daughter Mrs Frank Vaughn one son Wi E Vaughn two brothers WD Flynn and J D Fisap and three sisters Mrs L C Beeland Mrs B C Campbell of Atlanta and Mrs William Haygood of LaGrange Ga The funeral will be from the residence at 1128 then at 2 pm the body will be sent via Atlanta and West Point to LaGrange for interment
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A. Q Vaughn
Lee Street
A O Vaughn
Frank Vaughn
Wi E Vaughn
Flynn
J D Fisap
L C Beeland
B C Campbell
Atlanta
William Haygood
LaGrange
West Point
Servia and Bulgaria on the Verge of War
May 2 Sofia reports Servian demands to abrogate the treaty alliance. Russia and other powers likely to prevent conflict while Bulgarian cabinets resist and press for strict compliance as troops mass near Sofia. Great Britain reportedly supports Bulgaria. France and Russia undecided on mediation amid Balkan tension.
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Sofia
Mir
Russia
Bulgaria
London
the Chronicle
Great Britain
France
Balkan League
Servia
Greece
Macedonia
Sheriff Hurries to Atlanta for Wanted Man
Blount County Sheriff R E Goddard travels to Atlanta to secure Addis Smith a Black man wanted in Tennessee for larceny. Smith refuses to return without requisition papers delaying capture for several days. In the city Goddard meets Cate Beavers for a brief social encounter.
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R. E Goddard
Blount County
Tennessee
Atlanta
Addis Smith
Smith
Court Opens in Rome With Expanded Athens Session
The United States district court for the eastern division of the northern district of Georgia opened in Athens after a Sunday travel from Atlanta. Judge Newton presided with U S Attorney Carter Tate assistant Henley, Marshal Johnson with first deputy Captain Winward and Deputy Clerk John Dean Steward handling preparations for the unusual calendar.
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United States District Court For
District of
Georgia
Athens
Newton
United States District Attorney
Carter Tate
Henley
Marshal Johnson
Winhard
John Dean Steward
Atlanta
Invention Aims to Save Bank Time with Coin Assorter
An Atlanta man Ed Harralson unveiled a coin assorter that sorts and counts coins in seconds. The machine uses linked projections to separate coins by size, promising major efficiency gains for banks and businesses. Patent filed. a local company may manufacture the Atlanta made device.
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Atlanta
Ed 3Iaralson
Ittle
M. Harralson
Wales
Mrs Camilla W Callaway Dies at 27 in Atlanta Home
Mrs Camilla Willingham Callaway wife of R M Callaway aged 27 died Sunday night at 802 Ponce de Leon avenue She is survived by her husband one daughter Miss Marcella Callaway three sons Rex R F and AV Callaway and one sister The funeral will be at 330 o clock this afternoon from the residence Rev S M Hughiett officiating Interment will be in West View.
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Camilla W. Callaway
Camila Willingham Callaway
R. M. Callaway
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Marcella Callaway
Rex
R. F
A.V Callaway
Elster
Mra
W. H Pinson
Hughiett
West View
Peach shipments begin from Monroe firm this season
Monroe Ga May 26 Special The firm of Pirkle Whitworth are shipping their first peaches to markets begun late last week about 500 crates of the early Mayflower variety will be sent this week a larger quantity of later varieties will be ready for shipment next month
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Monroe
Pirkle & Whitworth
Attling Infant Dies. Funeral Set at Mt Zion Church
R K Attling aged 1 died Monday morning at his Browny Mill residence. Survived by his wife and seven children including D W Attling F 8 T and RO Attling Mrs F Lynn of Egan Park Mrs WoL Hinton of Lakewood Heights and Biss Bella Appling. Funeral Wednesday morning at 1 o'clock at Mt Zion Church.
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R K Attling
Browny Mill
Ife
D W
RO A Attling
F Lynn
Egan Park
Wol Hinton
Lakewood Heights
Biss Bella Appling
Mt Zion Church
Theaters AC lures Maggie Cline and vaudeville acts
Maggie Cline, famed as Trick ears, headlines the Forasth big week with consistent looks and a long career. The Great Howard, hindered by a railway error, still delivers clever ventriloquism and multi-instrument numbers. The bill features Equis brothers, Madden and Fitzpatrick, Caesar Nesi, Carl Rosine, and Kirk and Fogarty in song and acts.
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Maggie Cline
Howard
Hugh
Cardoza
Amead
Equis Brothers
Madden
Fitzpatrick
Plant
Geore
Caesar Nesi
Terrell Superior Court Opens Regular Session
Terrell Georgia May 26. Terrell superior court convened this morning with Judge W C Worrill presiding and Solicitor Castellon for the state. All livil cages on issue docket were disposed of today. Business to go over to next Monday unless the present grand jury returns. Many bills for next week’s session will be short.
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Dawson
Terrell Superior Court
W. C
Worrill
Castellon
Lvil
Beers Heads South for Two-Week Vacation
Deputy clerk of the United States court in charge of the bankruptcy division Fred Beers will leave Atlanta tonight for a two week trip to Florida points. He will be accompanied by Mrs Beers and Fred Beers Jr This marks his first vacation in several years and he plans to return refreshed for duty.
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Fred Beers
United States Court
Mrs. Beers
Fred Beers, Jr
Atlanta
Worida Points
Mr. Beers
Chicago man held on charge of threatening President Wilson
Richard Lind, said to be from Chicago, is under arrest in Philadelphia on a charge of sending threatening letters to President Wilson. He will be examined for sanity. Secret Service alleges he wrote to the president demanding 300 600 damages for an alleged assault in Chicago by a man he called Maxwell.
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Philadelphia
Richard Lindsay
Chicago
Wilson
Lindsay
Secret Service
Iet
Org
Ascaniel
Maxwell
Thinkers Who Advertise Stand Out Among Men
Essay-like piece urges readers to emulate successful thinkers who back up ads with goods. Compares advertising to progress and highlights newspapers as a breakfast-table read for the ambitious. Ends by prompting reader action and classifying mentality.
Four Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Four voluntary petitions were filed yesterday with Deputy Clerk Beers of the federal court. Charles M White Jr of Atlanta a bookkeeper lists liabilities of 537.20 with 75 in assets. Michael M Fox a peddler and installment...
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Beers
Federal Court
Charles M White, Jr
Atlanta
Michael M. Fox
Barwick family debt disclosures in bankruptcy filings
Merchant shows obligations of 1871 dollars with 3215 dollars in assets. John Soinson Barwick lists liabilities of 2080.21 dollars and assets 200 dollars. William S Barwick, a clerk, records liabilities of 1081.98 dollars and no assets.
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Merchant
John Soinson Barwick
William S Barwick
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United States
Hroom and Brush Company
Louis i Swift
Swift & Co
Armour & Co and
Swift & Core
Swift
Captain Coge
Reynolds
Joseph R. Lamar
A. O. Vaughn
Turkey
Rome
R. K. Attling
Blackstone
Michigan Avenue
Lake Michigan
Grant Park
Loop
America
the Drake Hotel Co
Keith
Mia
Safety Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Candler
Cor. Mitchell and
Forsyth Sts
Veterman Company
Beoniney, New You
Cardus
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
the Security State Bank
Fotal
State OF Georgia
Palton County
Graddy
Security State Bank
H. O. Graddy
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