Dr Ogden Says Prohibition Cranks Started Movement
Dr. Dunbar Ogden declared that the prohibition movement began with a few so called cranks and praised efforts to shut down locker clubs and beer saloons in Atlanta. He warned against sponsors of illicit traffic and framed cranks as harmless, hurtful, or heavenly, urging citizens to emulate the latter.
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Dunbar ‘Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Dr. Ogden
Br. Ogden
Brogden
St. Paul
Ogden
Error in Telegram Alleged in Typhoid Fever Suit
Annie Harris of Athens sues a telegraph company for $1000 claiming a telegram reading Come, Roberta is dead caused her typhoid fever after a misread message Come, Roberta in jail led to shock. She says Roberta, her daughter, was not dead but jailed, triggering illness and expenses. Trial set in county court next week.
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Athens
Annie Harris
Message Way
Roberta
Atlanta
DIES OF HEART FAILURE ON HER WAY TO CHURCH
Savannah Georgia reports Mrs Hugh F Train died of heart failure while en route to church. Age seventy two, active despite long heart trouble. Her husband, a prominent Georgia educator, died about two months earlier. The family includes several children.
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Savannah
Hugh F. Train
Zeuch Unable to Arrive as City Organist Selected
Nationally known organist Professor William Zeuch failed to arrive for the planned city organist post at the Auditorium. A successor will be chosen in about a week as Zeuch remains ill after a nervous breakdown. The Atlanta Music Festival Association learned of his illness by telegram, delaying the planned concert and gallery seating. The auto show at the Coliseum also caused the midweek plan to be abandoned.
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William Zeuch
Percy
Starneyhas
Licely
Professor Zeuch
Zeuch
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Music Festival Association
Suncay. T
Local Mortuary Notices and Obituaries
Multiple obituaries report deaths in Auburn and Rome, with survivors named. Mrs. R. M. Hardin, 44, dies at 355 West Third. funeral 12 at Mount Olive church, interment in churchyard. Mrs. Lula E. Johnson, 31, dies at 35 Prospect place. services 2 at Grace Memorial, interment West View. Mrs. Watson Seward, wife of General W. H. Seward, dies aged unspecified. survived by husband, one son, two daughters. Other items note football results in Rome and deaths of Julian Page Amen, 606 years old, and Lewis Russ Porter, 13. Funeral details and locations listed where available.
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R. M. Hardin
West Third Street
Mount Olive Church
Lula E. Johnson
Prospect Place
Auburn
Novermmer Y
Mars
Sianet Watson Seward
W. H. Seward
General Seward
William H. Seward
Lincoln
Potomac
William H. Seward, Jr
Socal Johnson
Lula B. Johnson
Sarah IF. Ramonds
Lucy Edmonds
Berry Udmonds
Denison
Texas
G. W. Bryant
Palmetto
Laila BE. Johnson
Grace Methodist Church
West View
Harry G. Poole
Macon Girl Burned Before Open Fire
Miss Mattie Barkley of 17 Montpellier avenue in Macon Georgia was set aflame when her clothing caught in a fireplace blaze. Family members smothered the flames with a blanket. she suffered burns to head and back but doctors say she will recover.
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Macon
Mattie Barkley
Montpellier Avenue
Hmnt
Reed Oil boss hailed for steering southern automobile show
R N Reed of Reed Oil Atlanta chaired the Atlanta Automobile and Accessory Association show at Auditorium Armory amid praise. He led with tireless effort and generosity, backing a budget of 15000 dollars and hosting an oyster bake to sustain momentum. Reed’s energy made the event hailed as the greatest automobile show in the southern states.
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RN. Reed
Reed Oil Company
Atlanta
Wader
Auditorium Armory
South
Automobile Association
FH. N. Reed
Reed
Money Land
Automobile Men of
East North Avennue
R. N. Reed
American Warships Welcomed by Europe
Malta hosts Rear Admiral Badger and Wyoming officers at the palace with Governor General Sir Henry Rundle, then tea at San Antonio palace. Many Wyoming sailors gain shore liberty while British troops assist others. Naples cheers Florida and Arkansas as flags fly and officials visit the ships. Genoa hosts naval experts comparing US and British battleships Connecticut and Kansas. Rome welcomes six American officers and sailors for sightseeing before Florence and Venice.
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Malta
Badger
Wyoming
Henry Rundle
San Antonio Palace
Naples
U. S
United States
Florida
Arkansas
Army Corps
Rome
Bsix
Choy
Florence
Venice
Savannah Saloon Raids Target Sunday Prohibition Violators
Savannah Ga November 9 Special. Following a grand jury probe begun days earlier three saloons were raided by police on Sunday. Proprietors Anna Deas M Hector and L Sabel were arrested for selling liquor on a Sunday. Large quantities of liquor were seized.
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Savannah
Grand Jury
Wis
Anna Deas
M. Hector
L. Sabel
Uquor
Five Men Found Dead in Gas Asphyxiation in Stamford
Five men were found dead in a small bedroom of a Pacific Street tenement in Stamford, likely after gas was accidentally turned on during the night. The victims are Stephen Arcade, 50, his brother Peter, 48, Peter Arcade, 26, Joseph DeCanto, 22, and BD Editano, 20, all last seen asleep as the gas-filled room proved fatal.
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Stamford
Conn
Pacific Street
Stephen Arcade
Peter
Joseph DeCanto
Editano
Tift County Accepts New Courthouse in Corinthian Style
Tifton Ga November 9 Special The board of county commissioners with architect and contractors formally accepted the new Tift county courthouse and paid 54700 for the building The gray pressed brick structure features terra cotta trim Corinthian design marble wainscoting terrazza floors steel stairways and two jury rooms It is praised for its originality and beauty and may compare with $200000 more expensive buildings Furnishings and equipment bids will be sought after the December meeting.
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Tifton
Board of County Commissioners of
Tift County
Tno
Princeton Ends Season With Shea Out For Rest Of Campaign
Princeton, N J November The injury forcing Ed Shea from the right end of the Princeton One in Saturday's Harvard game is a broken ankle and he will miss the rest of the season. The other Princeton players were unscathed. Coaches declined to name the starter at Shea's vacated position, Lambertend or J S Baker, and said varsity would likely avoid hard scrimmage this week.
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Princeton
N. J
Ed Shea
Harvard
Lambertend
Shea
J. S. Baker
Andrews
War Declared On Beer Saloon Prohibition Rally Demands Enforcement
A mass meeting in Atlanta calls for strict enforcement of Georgia prohibition laws. It denounces liquor violations as criminal and treasonous, urges police and grand jury action, and forms a 25 member Law Enforcement Committee to coordinate legal measures against offenders and loosely affiliated organizations. The group lists named Atlanta citizens as committee members.
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State of
Georgia
Mary Locker
Fulton Ccounty
Benjamin H. Hill
Superior Court
twenty-Ave
Atlantac
Atlanta
Thomas Glenn
Hk. Kime
Walker
Durkon
DuBose
W. H Davidson
Loyd
Aris
Ch Ties
Daniel
Hugh
Hagan
W. A. Ward
A Ghares
D. “Meiiiney
R.A. Hemphit
Lottis
Stalling
Cantry
George
Gordon
A. Willingham
Wilhelm
L GO
Bricker
Witham, Jr
Andrews
T. Willams
Phila Committee
Wills Mold
Itg
Red Sea Christmas Seaf Campaign Announces Auction Sale
A fragment reports a Christmas drive in York with an announced sale by auction of initial seats or sheets of seals placed on sale. The text is garbled but indicates a charity or promotional sale linked to a campaign.
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York
Reds
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Exeter
N. H
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East Fair Street
Greenberg & and
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RL Porter
Ring Ivy
Empire
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R. WN. Ried
Europe
Sam
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New York City
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R. I
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Forrest Park
Renee Ea
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy Street
Baker
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Theater Today
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Audette
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Savoy Theater
Rex
Slim
Alamo No. 2
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