Sousa concert charms Atlanta auto show crowd
John Philip Sousa and his band drew about 3,000 to 4,000 people at the Atlanta million-dollar automobile show. Miss Virginia Root, missed Margel Gluck, and Herbert L. Clarke highlighted the performance with notable solos. Acoustics and balcony seating amplified the experience, as Sousa praised Atlanta’s Auditorium Armory acoustics after the concert.
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Virginia Root
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Muss Stoot
Lakes Storm Leaves Michigan Ohio Seasheds Lined With Bodies
Debris and wrecked ships crowd Lake Superior shores after a three day gale. Cleveland reported five deaths and $2,000,000 in property damage from the storm, largely to telegraph and telephone lines. Survivors reached ports with tales of heroic rescues as the toll rose across lakes Erie Huron and Ontario.
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J. W. Duddleson
L. C. Waldo
You're Mighty Lucky Mr June Bug in Atlanta Weather Ad
A playful ad from The Atlanta Constitution promotes the Want Ads page 15 column 5. It contrasts June bugs hibernating and blizzards with Atlanta’s favorable weather and hints at catching bounty for movers. It invites readers to call Main 5000 or Atlanta 50or for help.
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Family Feud Sparks Five Points Street Fight
Warrants charging Andy R King a broker and police board member and his brother Woods King with assault and battery followed a fist fight at Five Points. Greenway, Rosenbusch and C. S. King named in the dispute, each offered varying accounts as witnesses and participants amid political tensions and family quarrels. The case heads to Recorder Nash Broyles with Greenway defending Wednesday morning.
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Kime
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Cr. King
King & Co
S. King
Woods King
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Broyles
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Wink at girl earns 20 days in work house
New York November 11 Daniel Sager was sentenced to 20 days in the work house after evidence he winked at a sales girl in a Sixth avenue department store waiting room. Ten men arrested for flirting faced similar sentences. eight others await trial after a night in jail. The crackdown involved salesgirls and may spread to other stores as officials pursue the crusade.
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Sixth Avenue
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Magistrate House
Waldo
Plans Announced for Great Dinner in Atlanta
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will host a Georgia products day dinner for about 1,000 at the Auditorium arena. Secretary Walter G Cooper urges members to attend. tickets cost 2 and include coupons for Georgia-made apparel and gifts. Donations are rising, with Milt Saul handling contributions by Main 49465. Georgia-made goods and local manufacturers are highlighted in Cooper's letter and event details.
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Atlanta
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Chamber
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Cooper
Slaton
Georgia Products
W. H. White, Jr
Georgia
W H. White
Chamber of Commerce
Ivan ED Allen
Ww G. Cooper
Woman Captures Negro Intruder In Courtland Street Home
Mrs J E Price of 454 Courtland Street surprised a man hiding in her house on Tuesday afternoon. She retrieved a revolver, ordered him to come out, and kept him covered until police arrived with help from B B Gunn. The intruder Joshua Freeman, 260 Piedmont Avenue, said he fled a motorcycle officer and hid in the home. He was taken to the station for questioning.
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Courtland Street
Harris Bars Booze at Census Bureau Sparks Employee Protest
Washington dispatch reports Director William J Harris bans intoxication among census clerks with discharge for offenders. Women workers in the same room object as morale sinks. poems from dismissed tipsy staff describe a drought of spirits and a shift to the hymn Shall We Gather at the River as the bureau’s mood.
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Washington
Census Bureau
William J Harris
Kingsley Succeeds Ogden as Seminary President
William M. Kingsley, banker, was elected president of the board of directors of Union Theological Seminary at a directors and faculty meeting. He succeeds the late Robert C. Ogden, who died in August. The announcement reflects a key leadership transition for the institution.
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William M. Kingsley
Union Theological Seminary
Robert C. Ogden
Mexico Cabinet Vows No Step Back in Huerta Policy
Washington, November 11. President Wilsons cabinet backs continued pressure for Provisional President Huerta to yield as a path to restoring constitutional government in Mexico. They discussed arms embargo options, aiming to avoid drastic measures while seeking Huertas removal. Continued on Page Fifteen.
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Wilson
Tuerta
Mexico
United States
Hueerta
Women Read It Read It The Constitution ad plea
Ninety six percent of women in homes with The Constitution read the paper regularly. Seventy three percent read in the morning, eight percent afternoon, twenty one percent irregularly. Morning readers cluster around seven to nine o'clock. Subscribers provided the data. advertising urged to place The Constitution first to boost sales.
Millionaire king of carnival pays 51500 for train
Jesse H. Jones a Houston millionaire and social leader arranged a special train from Atlanta to Houston to ensure a debutante becomes queen of the Not Such carnival. He paid 1520 in Atlanta for a private engine and coach, then sped to Houston to fulfill the social gesture amid brisk railroad chatter and Jones’s prominent Texas business ties.
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I'Mecaxican Trouble Inc
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Weather Forecast For Georgia Fair Weath er
Local report predicts fair weather for Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures slowly rising. Report notes mean temperature and expected normal values. rainfall data and monthly deficiencies are listed. F van Herrmann, section director, signs off.
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