Thousands attend funeral of Judge Daniel in Griffin Georgia
In Griffin Georgia thousands gathered at the Furst Methodist church to bid farewell to Judge Daniel a noted figure among the Red Men of the United States and a longtime leader. Rev James Hobdy from Rome led the service with Venable and others assisting as speakers lauded his character and lifelong dedication to community and fraternal service. The ceremony included readings from scripture and a benediction, with a large escort and special train bringing attendees from multiple cities.
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Robert Towns Danna
Mmahonee
Red Men
United States
Tyan State
Furst Methodeat Church
Wath
Dames Hobvkes
Rome
Gob Venable
Methudt-tehured
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Geifrm
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She
First Baptist Churin
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Daniel
Tudae Daniels
Bea
Salem
Jeffries
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Darel
Sons of Honor
Allant
Vcanta
Vilenta
Min Ful
Perl
Knights Templars
Wilson Brooks
Chicago
William Hysonemur
Nashville
Sreit
Smp
Walter Hendrng Feir
Sigamo
Georgia
Scientific farming brings fine results noted at state college plots
Mofedwesine Ga Mux dm spe cial highlights the State College of Agriculture work by the Tawih brothers Jryce and Baxter on a linten near Mufedger le Phe. The article reports progress over years and a planned large scale in beans and crops, with emphasis on cattle reduction and improved feeds aiding broader farming outcomes.
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Messrs Jryce
Baxter Tawih
Mufedger le Phe
Th State College of Agriculture
New York Education Board Increases Appropriations
The general education board and Rockefeller philanthropy announce new education funding totaling 9 650 000 for cooperation with state universities and departments. Funds support secondary and rural schools for white and negro races, endow Vassar Granville Denison and other colleges, plus 21 000 for farm demonstration work and girls clubs. The board also plans to study educational methods and establish a model county organization with agricultural high schools as community centers.
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General Education Board
Rockefeller Philanthropy
Firth
Departments of Education
Vassar College
Bowrd
Denison Gnaversitt Granville Cinlo
Finnona College
Maine
New Hampshire
Boy’s play with bulldog ends badly at Peachtrea stand
A youth playing with a bulldog at a Peachtreal soda stand was bitten and injured requiring transport to Grids Hospital. The bulldog, owned by Nich hia pemito, was restrained and removed from the scene as witnesses intervened to separate dog and boy.
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Ce i Dohnson
Willams Street
Grids
Nichhia Pemito
Cecil
Andy
Bam
Theaters Showcase: New Acts and Stars This Week
A jumble of theater listings highlights Warren’s debut in Atlanta and Paramount’s popular Stir as featured attractions. New songs from Skinner and Kathy, plus art world regenerator pieces, headline the week’s entertainment lineup with shows at the Grand and Chanticday venues.
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Pete Wing
Pana
Warren
Vila
Atlanta
PE Skinner
Kathy
Mike
Toso
Chanticday
Ibseanas
Goku
Nine deputies convicted in manslaughter verdict
In New Brunswick on May 16 nine of ten deputies were found guilty of manslaughter for firing on a crowd at a chemical plant strike in Roosevelt. The minimum penalty is ten years. One deputy was acquitted. fifteen others remained free. The incident occurred as strikebreakers were said to be arriving at the railroad station.
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Brunswink
Muidn
Roose
John Smith
Chaise
Jealous Husband Held On Charge Of Carving Wife
Brewer age 46 of 661 Whitehall Street was jailed at M police barracks for stabbing and assault after allegedly attacking his wife with a large knife over allegations she consorted with city policemen. She was treated at Grady hospital for facial wounds and released. Brewer claimed the officers were involved with his wife and disrupted his domestic happiness.
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Brewer
Whitehall Street
Grady Hospital
Grover Doned
Haskins & Sells Open New Offices in Atlanta and Denver
The Constitution carries notice of Haskins & Sells certified public accountants opening offices in Atlanta and Denver. The firm, with high professional standing, serves federal and state governments, municipalities, major transportation groups, large industrials, insurers, and universities. Atlanta manager LC Matthews brings twenty years of experience. Denver manager CH Banks has long ties to the Central of Georgia Railway and Ocean Steamship lines.
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Denver
Measra Hankina & Sella
Certified Public Accountants
Broad Street
New York
LC Matthews
Hej
Central of Georgia Railway
Ee and Ocean Steamship Company
Puannah
Atlantic Compress Company
Cotton Insurance Masociation
Raiload Commission of Georgia
Hoke Smith
Southern
Audit Company of
Leo Frank's Plea Hearing Set Amid Protests and Petitions
A major hearing begins today on Leo Frank's appeal with the prison commission evaluating commutation. Delegations from Chicago and multiple states gather to press for mercy while ministers question clemency and justice, as Frank faces a long legal process and contested fate.
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R L Danson
T E Patterson
EL Rainey
Atlanta
Suneda
Frank Rearme
Trank
Marletta
Columbus
Savannah
Georga
Chicago
America
Leo M Franksenience
Piedmont
Joseph McConnor
Criminal Pranch Ciminal Court
Cook County
Higginbothan
Marshall Field Stores
Capitaliat
Philanthropiat Mra
Delano
Fisher
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Southern Womens Club
W L Bauer
Leo M Rank Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Louiswile
Springfield
Terre Haute
British Columbia
Canada
Mexico
Prison Commission
Cheago
Tinos Bankers Association
Lawyers Association of Tilmows
Leon Frank
Rey
Hendley Panytor
Canitol View Baptist Church
Sip
Frank
Caver Ae
Falta
Gaines Charged With Attempted Assault in Isantown
Cloud Gaines aged 36 of 709 Marietta Street faces Recorder Johnson on a charge of attempted criminal assault. He denies the charge claiming he was drunk at the time. He lives on Pine Street in Enastain Town near the street.
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Marietta Street
Recorder Johnson
Spon
Pine Street
Enastain Town
Gaines
New Packard Twin Six Ready for Exhibition
Packard announces its Twin Six twelve cylinder engine with a 60 degree arrangement, two inch lower ride, and shorter wheelbase. The engine features balanced cylinders, reduced reciprocating weight, and smoother operation. Two wheelbase lengths 125 and 136 inches will debut with new Packard bodies and push rods. Demonstrations expected in principal cities within days.
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Indianapolis
Luis Revult
Opti Sion
Fae
Inguren Junge
Phas
Tashist
Rose
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Btys
National Window and House Cleaning Company Promises All-Season Spring Cleaning
A local firm named National Window and House Cleaning Company at 47 Fast Hunter Street claims to ease the burdens on housewives by offering comprehensive cleaning for homes, stores, and offices. They advertise service from cellar to attic, year round, not limited to spring.
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Uicaninas Company
Fast Hunter Street
Tts Acthittes
Percy A Bray Wins Oratorical Contest
Percy A Bray of Nar Road won the oratorical contest at Gmory College Oxford Galas 20-Special 1-T mer. His speech on alcohol and youth earned him the medal offered by the WIC. The program was presided by Turner with music by Mrs Goodyear, Hyans, and Waller and Mel ron assisting.
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Gmory College
Oxford
International Prohibittion Associaion
WIC
Covington
Percy
Bray
Nar Road
Officers Lauded In Captain Mayo's Report To Chief
Captain Mayo praises officers Byron Bennon and Morgan Hlahoned for catching a tavern intruder after a midnight incident at Ter inel station. Two suspects hid behind a saloon counter. officer action and brave pursuit led to capture near South Torayth Street and Hunter. Charlie Clayton, a 22 year old, is charged in connection with the breakage and assault.
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Atlanta
Oclock
Sune
Baer Ehie
Gataln Maeg
Batrolnen
Byron Bennon
Morganehoard
Torayth
Hunter
Charlie Clayton
Seulaneet Biomie
Weather Keeps Down Attendance at S S
Threatening skies kept parishioners away as only 577 attended the Sunday sessions. A somber mood prevailed following the death of S A Orr, a long time faithful member aged 92, mourned across the church community.
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S. S
Firabeeen Bible School
S A Orr
Orr
Wis
Albig School
Ehuyeh Servicek
Ackaal
Red Men of Blue Ridge Hold Meet in Canton
Report from Canton Georgia on the Red Men of Blue Ridge gathering for a meet at the Gorratt lodge. Notable attendees included leaders such as Han bob Willer and George Farrett. resolutions and community events followed the parade through town.
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RED Men
Blue Ridge
Canton
Ride Ridge
Bela
Malcome
Mavi
Han Bob Willer
Martha
Gorratt
Li Bey Robert T Daniel
Gurtin
Toy
Ae Gree Teu
Atlanty
George Farrett
Eomal
Georgia
Unusual Interest in Coming of Kitty Gordon Vaudeville Star
Forsyth officials report unusual interest in Kitty Gordon headlining the Forsyth ball next week. Mail orders flood the office with seats, including a special delivery from Birmingham. Gordon, famed as a top vaudeville performer, drew Atlanta crowds and is said to command top salaries in vaudeville, with a New York engagement filling the Palace Theater last week.
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Kitty
Kints Gordon
Jfer
New York
Forsyth Patrons Await Jak Wilson on Tonight’s Game Card
The Forsyth patrons anticipate an entertaining event as Jak Wilson headlines the bill. The show promises strong supporting acts and a lively crowd at each performance, with Keen interest from attendees looking forward to the overall aura.
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Forsyth
Jak Wilson
Wil Aura
Scottish Association Plans Big July Picnic
The Atlanta Scottish association has decided to host a lively July picnic at the Huynd cottage. The event will feature sack races and potato rolling among other contests, continuing a tradition that has brought life to the premises in past years.
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Atlanta
Bis Wewle
Huynd
Douglas Boy Injured In Bridge Collapse Incident
Reported injury to Douglas Boy after a fall from a construction site bridge pillar at the Lax Colector project. The victim, identified as Sigeglas GeV, suffered a severe head impact and loss of fever signals. he remained unconscious overnight but his condition was improving by morning.
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Sigeglas
Lax Colector
Sippy Felon
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