Scientists to Convene in Atlanta for AAAS Meeting
In late December Atlanta will host the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting from December 29 to January 4. About 3,000 doctors, medical teachers, and leading researchers from across the country are expected, with committees formed at the University Club to handle finance, honorary reception, and funeral arrangements under Professor M J Brittain of the Georgia schools. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce convention bureau aids the executive committees in organizing delegates.
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Atlanta
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Kt Ie
Fury
Cleveland
Ohio
University Club
M J. Brittain
Georgia
Onvention Bureau
The
Atlante Chamber of Commerce
Governor Slaton Attends County Fairs and Reunions
Governor Slaton planned a busy week visiting Tarenton Reo and Dublin while attending three reunions. Noted Memphis academic Dr Lillian Wyckoff Johnson helped organize national women’s groups and joined the Southern Commercial Congress. A government commission previously studied Old World Tiger conditions, with Johnson among distinguished attendees.
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Lillian Wyckoff Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
South
National College Womans Association
United States
Southern Commercial Congress
Young Boys Released on Charge of Murder
Macon Ga November 3 special Warry Wooten and Henry Amos Brown two boys from Jackson were released at the coroner s inquest after evidence showed they were lured to Turpin Street by Smith and Grady West for robbery Smith shot three times dies at Macon hospital He left a wife and mother Jackson Smith sometimes called Buller West held on highway robbery charge and not yet arrested for murder.
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Macon
iWarry Wooten
Henry Amos Brown
Jackson
Thomas D Smith
Turpin Street
Smith
Grady West
Wooten
Itown
Southern Railway
Ithe
Sknucka Grady West
Young Brown
Jaclock
Buller
Ward Succeeds Exam in Birmingham as Commissioner
George B Ward was sworn in as the first elected Birmingham city commissioner, succeeding Culpepple Exum as president of the commission. The ceremony took place today with Ward taking the oath of office and assuming duties in the city government.
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Birmingham
George B Ward
Culpepple Exum
Drubbing Looms Over Tammany in Graft Battle
In a heated campaign scene Mayor Kane and ex Governor Sulzer confront Tammany on graft and district invasion threats. Police measures plot arrests of thousands for illegal registration while fusion allies rally to McCall and Mitchel against Tammany’s machine tactics.
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Waldo
Kane
Sulzer
State Assembly
Howard Metall
Tammanys
Suizer
John A Flennessy
Charles F Murphy
MecCall
Fusion
Tammany
Murphy
Taignurphy
McCall
New York
Independence League
Mitchel
Charles Wittman
Board of Aldermen
Tammany Judiciary
Sulver
Hennessy
Whitman
McUall
Cornelius N Bliss
Republican National Committee
William Jennings Bryan
New York State
Hughes
WeCalls
United States Supreme Court
Tughes
Seven Candidates Vie In Bay State Governor Race
Boston November 30 seven candidates for governor faced voters with short, keen appeals. Republican A P Gagner spoke at a noon Lowell rally. Foss Walsh Bird and Gardner claimed victory amid waves of speeches across the state. Rain forecasts reduced expectations for a close off year vote, with turnout expected to be unusually large. Obituaries note Elizabeth M Dickerson 62 died at 49 Garnett, Isabel Plummer 18, Oree Freeman 22, and Caroline Young Lyon 63 with services in local chapels and interments scheduled in Atlanta Park Hollywood Cartersville and Flovilla Ga.
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Boston
A P Gargner
Lowell
Eugene N . Foss
David T Walsh
Charles Bird
Gardner
Mrs Lydia A Sims Dies At 67 In Battle Hill
Mrs Lydia A Sims aged 67 died at her home 3 Greensferry avenue Battle Hill Monday evening at 6 36. She is survived by two sons and five daughters. Body moved to Donthoo's chapel and to Maiden Virginia Wednesday morning for funeral and interment.
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Elizabeth M. Dickerson
Garnatt Street
Isabel Plummer
D. A. Plummer
Harry G. Poole
Hollywood
Caroline Young Lyon
Greensferry Avenue
Roland G. Lyon
Esther Lyon
Patterson's Chapel
Cartersville
Lydia A. Sims
Battle Hill
Donthoo’s Chapel
Io Maiden
McCown dies at 70 at Luckie Street home
Thomas McCown died Monday night at 7 at 172 Luckie Street. He is survived by father J H H MetCown, three sisters Mrs J R Bosworth Helen and ANce McCown, and two brothers J G and J H McCown. Funeral from the residence Wednesday at 2 pm with Hollywood interment.
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Thomas McGowan
Luckie Street
J H H MetCown
J R Bosworth
Helen
Ance McCown
J G
J H McCown
Hollywood
Mortuary notices list several Atlanta deaths and services
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Atlanta individuals includes Mrs C L Smith aged 62 of 122 Crescent Avenue with three sons and four daughters, services at home and West View. William Baldwin of Waycross aged 61 died last night. Lucile Chisenhall aged 3 died at 15 North Boulevard. Thomas H Simmons aged 61 with service at Bloomfield Chapel. Victor de Prato aged 37 died at a private sanitarium with services in Boston. A F Harp aged 48 died in Georgia with services at Poole’s chapel. Mrs Josephine Smith aged 53 died at 122 Crescent Avenue with services at home. Allen McClesky infant of 2 Narrows Avenue to be buried at Stone Mountain. Samuel O Roberts aged 14 died at a private sanitarium with services at his mother's home.
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C L Smith
Crescent Avenue
Mon
W L
Meadames I
Dorne
W Walton
Hop
Lans
F Camppell
Ai West View
William Baldwin
Waycross
Wastcross
Baldwin
Virginia
Lucile Chrisenhall
Lucille Chisenhall
North Houlevard
West View
Thomas H. Simmons
Bloomfeld Chapel
Colloch
Victor de Prato
Capital City Country Club
Atlanta
Bloomfields Chapel
Boston
Mass
A. F. Harp
A .F_ Harp
Clem Ga
Harry G_ F Poole
Allen MecLesky
Alen McCles
J. BicLesky
Narrows Avenue
Stone Mountain
Samuel O. Roberts
Samuel O Roberts
Dora Roberts
Emmett Street
Mob Debate Links Illiteracy to Prejudice in Jewish Alliance
A public debate by the Jewish Educational Alliance on compulsory education drew the crowd as Frank Letkoff argued most mob prejudice against Leo Frank stemmed from illiteracy. Judges ruled for compulsory education. Eli Levine opened for the negative with M Zaban and J Brail supporting the affirmative, with remarks by H Ruskin and Leonard J Grossman. Rabbi Loep, formerly of Birmingham, praised the alliance’s public speaking department.
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Georgia
Frank Letkoff
Leo
Frank
Jewish Educational Alliance
Eli Levine
M Zaban
J Brail
H Ruskin
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertised Cascarets laxative claims to cleanse and regulate the stomach and liver, remove fermented matter and bile, and relieve constipation while you sleep. The 10 cent box is pitched as safe, effective, and suitable for daily use by adults and children alike.
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Association For Advancement of Science
John Slaton
Lillian Johnston
Aemphis, Fenn
Ueliam Witham
Johnston
Sliten
Taronton Reo
Dublin
San Francisco
Aramie Mayer
Jackson St
Oakland, Calif
Tammany Tiger
BAY State Prize
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Oree Freeman
Elliott Street
Harry & Poole
Flovilla
Caroline Y. Lyon
Thomas McCown
Mortuary
C. L. Smith
Josephine Smith
Andirons
Queen Mantel & Tile Co
W. Mitchell St
Bix
Jycks
Remington Anthloade
Remington
Ecion
Remington Army-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway , New York
New York and
Peachtree Street
Bonita Theater
Wight
Third National Bank
Ivy
PF. E. Coleman
Erfer
Little Rock Hot Springs
Union Station
A. m. Ly
Wynne
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Iron Mountain
E. R. Jennings
D. P.A
James Bidg
Chattanooga, Tenn
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