New Mexican President Captured by Villa in Turmoil
A telegram credited to Carranza claims General Guyerres repudiated the Aguas Calientes convention and was captured and imprisoned by General Villa for not bowing to Villa demands. The message, announced by the Mexican information bureau, also notes Gutierrez’s alleged resignation was not credited by Carranza or Villa agents. Meanwhile Vera Cruz reports no immediate danger despite rumors of attacks on American outposts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sulalio Gutierrez
Mexico
Aguas Calientes
Villa
Carranza
Brexican Bureau of Information
Gutierrez
Guyerres
Villa Clique
Abe
Vila
Vera Cruz
Washington
Bogadier Funston
Garrison
Pileon
State Department
Senor Rodriguez
Guy Sierrez
HY Paso
Texas
Utierrez
Gutierres
Carpant
Gutierre
Rafael Muzquiz
United States
Frederick Funston
Candide Aguilas Coustitu Tranaliat
Week of Prayer Opens at Athulla Headquarters
The Young Women's Christian Association of Athulla invites friends to a Week of Prayer at 31 Houston Street. Daily sessions run about fifteen minutes starting at noon with prayers for Africa America Asia Australia Europe. Leaders include Lester Callaway Evelyn Orme Alice Wingo Lott Warren Mrs Svern and Mrs Padip Weltner.
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Athulla
Houston Street
Non
Friends of the Association
Africa
Lester
Clayton Callaway
America
Tender
Evelyn Orme
Asia
Alice Wingo
Australagi
Lott Warren Vriday
Europe
IB. Svern
Padip Weltner
Federal expert to report on Fulton Road economics
Fulton County Commissioner Shelby Smith chairs the local road demonstrations committee and hosts Washington official J F Pennybacker chief of road economics of the United States office of public roads. Pennybacker says Fulton County has been chosen for a federal road economics study and will file a countywide report upon return to Washington for all county road officials.
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Fulton Road
Price
Fulton County
Shelby Smith
Ietta
J. F. Pennybacker
Washington
United States Office of Public Roads
Pennybarker
Smith
Federal Road
Chuteau Ag & Todel County
Fulton
Editorial Inspires Song Regret and Death at Plantation
An editorial notes a new song by Tidson Browne a Georgetown law graduate and commerce attaché inspired by cotton crop curtailment. The piece highlights Browne’s works including a southern cotton ballad and several playful tunes and mentions his early nerves for New York publishing. It also reports church resolutions on the death of Dr John Benning Daniel longtime First Presbyterian officer in Atlanta praising his service and requesting memorial inscription.
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Yauntmy
Federal Department of Commerce
New York
Raymond Titedcock
Hitch
Browne
Dixie
Law School
Georgetown University
Ponce de Leon
Tin’ Pan Alley
Music
Panama Canal
John Benning Daniel
First Presbyterian Church
J. 3. Lyons
West Eternal
Daniel
Mia
Ana
Atlanta
John B. Daniel
Sermon Links Murders to Community Decay
Rev. HU Proctor at the First Congregational Church argues the wave of killings of Black women stems from social neglect. He decries emphasis on material gain over spirit, law, honest labor, and the sacredness of womanhood, urging collective accountability to end the murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HU. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Berry
Final Tribute Paid to Clarence Groover
Funeral services for Clarence Groover, longtime editor of The Enquirer Sun, were held at his home and drew a large crowd. Rev S A Wrage and Dr T S McElroy led the service with Trinity Episcopal and First Presbyterian church affiliations noted. Interment followed in Linwood cemetery, reflecting Groover’s public work over twenty years and his popularity in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clarence
Groover
S. A. Wrage
Trinity Episcopal Church
T. S. McElroy
First Presbyterian Church
Enquire-Sun
Struck by Motorcycle After Leap From Buggy
In Athens Georgia a one year old son of J A Young was in a buggy with his father when the mule ran away Saturday. The boy jumped from the buggy and fell before a motorcycle driven by Walter Rainey of Jackson County. The motorcycle hit the child, threw the rider and the machine overturned. The boy suffered a fractured skull and was operated on Sunday morning with hopes of recovery.
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Athens
Emi
J. A. Young
Jefferson
Walter Rainey
Jackson County
Rev Robert MacArthur Finds Great Success in Baltimore Church
Rev Robert MacArthur D D president of the Baptist World Alliance and former acting pastor of the Tabernacle is serving as permanent pastor of First Baptist Baltimore with notable growth. Richard H Edmonds editor of The Manufacturers Record and church deacon notes Sunday services draw crowds with standing room only and overflow into the adjoining chapel. Fire of his preaching attracts judges lawyers bankers and many ministers, reflecting broad denominational interest.
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Atlanta
Robert Stewart MacArthur
D. D
Baptist World Alliance
Tabernacle
First Baptist Church
Baltmore
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
MacArthur
Baltimore
Eli
Joseph Murray dies leading Cobb official of Georgia
Joseph H. Murray, a prominent Marietta citizen and ten year Cobb county tax collector, died at noon Sunday after a brief illness. Born in 1844 in Watkinsville, he served in the Civil War with the Forty-fourth Georgia. Survived by his wife, daughters, and several relatives, the funeral will be held today at 3 o'clock at his home.
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Joseph H. Murray
Marietta
Mr. Murray
Cobb County
Watkinsville
Mie
Footy-fourth Georgia Regiment
Lotte Low
Ella
Mesves
J. EB
OH. OL
A.” Ho” Murray
Cincinnati
Ta Murray
Atlanta
Deaf Runaways Die After Train Collision at Moranton
Two deaf students Willy Sawyer of Greens boro and Claude Wade of High Point were struck and killed by a passenger train near Moranton after running away from the state institution for the deaf and dumb. Search efforts on Saturday did not locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
A. A
Willy Sawyer
Claude Wade
High Point
State Institation of the Deaf and Dumb
Moranton
N. C
Cowboys and Negro Killed by Mexicans Near Tomosichic
Two American cowboys named Bishop and Eckles and an unidentified American Reso were killed by a raiding troop near Tomosichic west of Chihuahua City. A Mexican youth reported witnessing the executions after arriving in Tamasachig with the news.
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el Passo
Bishop and
Eckles
Reso
Tomosichic
Chihuahua City
Toda
Tamasachig
Hawkes Opticians Advertises Self Adjusting Guards
Hawkes Co. Opticians at 14 Whitehall Street promotes eyeglass guards described as small neat and self adjusting. The ad claims the product stays on comfortably and invites people to try on a pair.
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Jersed
Hawkes Co. Opticians
Whitehall Street
Advd
Tedder to Surrender to Sheriff Today
Indicted in a broad Frank investigation Tedder will surrender to Sheriff Manew at 11 this morning after disappearing when true bills were returned. Marty Latham also indicted and held on 2000 bond. Tedder may face 1000 bond. Detectives have pursued months to gather evidence linking the alleged bond swindles at police headquarters. Tedder’s cooperation is expected to reveal further names.
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Torgers
Carlton C. Tedder
Maneum
Tedder
Marty Latham
Frank
Pedder
John A. Boykin
Atlanta
Cartersville
William M. Smith
Contey
Byrne Agency
Jim Conley
Harry Latham
Po-Ice
Goieler Dorsey
Great Temperance Talk Promises Citywide Reform
Rev. GW Eichelberger addressed the Union Congregational Tabernacle on the greatest question before Americans. He challenged a man’s boast to drink 1000 drinks in Atlanta, offering $10 for every drink bought and paid for in the city with a witness to ensure a proper sale. He condemned liquor interests and temperance conventions, urged a civic league to pledge votes against crime, and praised Atlanta while warning of corruption.
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GW Eichelberger
Union Congregational Tabernacle
Atatita
Spr. Eichelberger
Atlanta
Ovary
Whisky Friend
Texis
Atlantic City
Colorado
Georgia
New Jerusalem
Civic League
Rev John Atkinson Installed as Dean at Cathedral
John R. Atkinson was installed as dean of St Philip's cathedral and received the church keys Sunday. Bishop C K Nelson presided, charging pastor and congregation to meet solemn duties. special exercises and a musical program marked the service. Dean Atkinson preached on Charity urging Atlanta to aid Associated Charities.
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John R. Atkinson
S. Philip's Cathedral
C.K. Nelson
Dean Atkinson
Atlanta
Associated Charities
Hostess-Brother Suigglesworth Leads Prayer Prompt
The Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment notes a hostess Brother Suigglesworth being asked to lead in prayer. The text mocks philanthropy and family influence as a possible beneficial investment for a wealthy mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iain
Brother Suigglesworth
Old-Time Melodies Sung by Convicts on Road Site
A group of thirty convicts at the Wienen camp on Andrews Avenue sang old-time tunes including Dinah Sing Low and De Ribber Jordan Flow. L. W. Page, president of the American Highway association, distributed a dollar to each singer. Officials observed an inspection tour of the new concrete road as bloodhounds pursued an escaped convict, drawing laughter from Page and Austin B. Fletcher.
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Wienen
Andrews Avenue
Tom” Wilson
Fulton County
Lake
Austin B. Fletcher
Sacramenta
Cal
Congress
Andrews Avena
Austin
Mr. Page
Wilson
Honeymoon honeymooners tour to Atlanta for road congress
A Baltimore couple arrived in Atlanta by auto to spend their honeymoon during the American Road Congress. The groom, Howard L. Clark, is the private secretary to Richard H. Edmonds, editor of The Manufacturers' Record, with the couple staying at the Winecoff Hotel.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
American Road Congress
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Mr. Edmonds
Howard L. Clark
Brida
Winecoff
Lewis Building Fire in Columbus Causes Major Loss
The James S Lewis building at 1010 12 Broad Street in Columbus burned early this morning. Occupied by Alex Reid furniture store Delanch and Howells barber shop the Rialto pool room and Theatrical club. The Rankin House next door narrowly escaped. Loss estimated 25000 to 30000 partly insured. Origin of fire unknown.
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Columbus
James 4. Lewis
Broad Street
Alex Reid
Delanch + & Howell
Rialto Pool Room
Theatrical Club
Rankin
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Hamilton
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Whitehall St
Dr. Proctor
Clarence Groover
Robert MacArthur
Joseph Murray
Hawke
John Atkinson
William H. Stone
Lewis
HOTEL
Ansley
Brown & Allen’s
Brown & Afien
Alabama
Constitution
UTO
Empire Auto & Garage Company
GILL
W. B. Thompson
Forsyth St. Bell
ARSER
A. Nash
Edgewood Avenue
LW. Rogers CO
IGAR
C. R.S
E. K. Wilcox
Forrest Avenue
Ivy
Credit Clothing
United Credit Clothing CO
West Mitchell Street
DANSE
Gayle Forbush
Monee Beehous
Atlanta Steam Dye & Cleaning Works
W. E. Carter Electric CO
North Broad Street
McGaughey Electric CO
Walton St. Furnaces
Moncrief-Atlanta CO
Walton St
ARAGE
Oakland
TOR Sates Co
A. Clayton CO
E. Hunter St
Winecof
Fatania
Mort
J. F. Letton Hotel Company
Ouse Furnishings
Home Air Supply Co
Whitehall Street Coon
Glenn Photo Stock Co
Eastman Kodak Company
Peachtree
East
Hunter Street
Queen Mantel & Tile Company
Nev
Cara Street
Chelena Market Co
Fisi Pout
Pryor ST
Peachtree ST
Ffice Furniture
Baylis Office Equipment Co
Geshe
Globe-Wernicke
Phonoe
Broad St
Pia
the Tripod Paint CO
Pryor Street
IANOS
Walter Hughes
Mae
Atlanta Plumbing & Heating Co
McMillan Bros. Seed CO
Gudes Moon’s
Mitchell and Sec
Peachtres Grant OF
Korse
South Broad
I. Perrin CO
Avits— Sresnea
FescoTt & McCrary Gap
G.B. Allen & Co
Forsyth ST
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