Fitzgerald Wins Baptist Meeting in Carrollton
At the Georgia Baptist convention closing session in Carrollton on November 19 Fitzgerald was chosen to host the next meeting on November 16. The convention will hear a sermon by Dr Ashley Jones of Augusta with Dr D W Key of Monroe as alter. Trustees of Bessie Tift College unanimously elected Dr John D Mell of Athens as president to succeed Dr C H S Jackson.
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Carrollton
Georgia Baptist Convention
Fitzgerald
Ashley Jones
Augusta
D W Key Monroe
Bessie Tift College
John D Mell
Athens
C HS Jackson
Noted Georgia Baptist Leaders Voice Peace War Stance
Dr Mell Well Known, son of Dr P HF Mell, long president of the Southern Baptist convention, urged acceptance of a secretary as the Georgia state mission board seeks an appointment. Dr WL. Prichard, Mercer president, spoke to the convention as resolutions condemn militarism, deplore the war, and praise Wilson. The Georgia Peace Society secretary Dr J Halt expanded the text.
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Mell
P HF. Mell
Southern Baptist Convention
Georgia Baptist Convention
Atlanta
WL. Prchard
Pew
Mercer
Igrethren
Europe
Wilson
J . Halt
Tthe
Georgia Peace Society
Ning
Eye strain linked to office work and glasses fit
A definite relation exists between good eyesight and physical efficiency. Eye strain can lower daily output for office workers even when vision seems clear. Causes include slight focus defects and glasses that no longer fit, with measurements needed to reveal the issue.
We condemn the multilateral war threat and call for peace
A church statement denounces warfare and urges adherence to Christian ethics, law over force, and peaceful methods to resolve international differences. It praises 10 years of peace between Britain and the United States, urges demobilization, and asks the church to witness through suffering love to redeem the world from war.
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Saurces
Church of Jesus Christ
Drake
Panama
Mexico
Teribe
United States of America
Great Britain
United States
Church of the Living God
Teaux Chrht
Black Wanted in Dodge Nabbed in California
Joe Rogier alias Will Smith, once jailed in Dodge County for murder and an escapee since July 3 1912, has been located in Los Angeles. Dodge officials secured a requisition for his return with Deputy Mullis and the county expecting to pay about 400 dollars to fetch him back.
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Eastman Gx
Speggal
Nesta
Joe Rogier
Will Smith
Dodge County
Los Angeles
Tomer
Dodge
Eastman
Steht
Joe
Rover
W Gnittin
G R Hendricks
CN Mullis
Atlanta
California
Mullis
Negro Methodists Meeting at Sparta
The Macon AEB conference convened at Sparta with Bishop J Flipper presiding. Over 400 preachers and delegates attended including Presiding Witors LH Smith Forsyth district FFP Bodre Milledgeville district WC Games Latonton district TG Glass Americus district RW King Macon district. Reports indicate finances will be up to last year.
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Spute
Macon
J . Flipper
Witers LH Smith
Forsyth
Ffp
Boddre
Milledgeville
Latonton
TG Glass
Americus
RW King
Champ Clark Speaks to Large Macon Audience
Champ Clark lectured to a full Macon city auditorium audience and joined a Georgia Products day dinner. A motor trip followed with John T Moore’s car and Mayor’s son driving, including Congressman C L Bartlett and other local figures. They visited Vineville, Belter views, Houston road, and John T Moores country place, where Mr Moore’s alfalfa patch was admired.
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Maconsa
Champ Clark
City
Macons
Georgia Products
Macon
John T Moore
C L Bartlett
Congress
Clare Hon
John T Boifeutilet
A O Bacon
Badges Smith
John T Moors
H H Hyman
Vineville
Beltervues
Houston Road
John T Moores Country Place
The Winning of Barbara Worth At Atlanta Theater Matinee
The Atlanta theater season features a pretentious scenic production of The Winning of Barbara Worth promoted as rivaling top vaudeville acts. Headlining stars Raymond Sid Werence Baie and Miss Bain lead a versatile bill including the Marz brothers with ten supporting acts, plus John F Conrey and his D ing Models. The program promises musical comedy, harp solos, and a modern dramatic piece The Silent Voice with Olle Skinner and Charles Frohman presenting at the Atlanta Theater next Monday and Tuesday with a special matinee on Tuesday Seats now available.
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Puum
Maroid ‘Bell Wright
Barbara Worth
Atlanta
Lonesome Pine
Senate
Bao
Raymond Sid Werence Baie
Raymond
Miss Bain
Four Marz Brothers
John F Conrey
Vaudevilie
Worth
Flne
SRO
Homer Lond
Pho
Otis Sinner
Charles Frohman
Jules Goodman
Governour
Morris Charles Frohman
M Skinner
Olle Skinner
Silent Voice
Vale
Brewers Protest War Tax On Beer At Convention
New Orleans November 19 United States Brewers association sessions criticized the war tax on beer and the general restriction of Prohibition. The board of trustees said government revenue from beer now far exceeds brewer earnings, noted a 2.12 percent drop in beer sales in late 1913, and warned of broader economic costs in enforcing prohibition and its impact on capital and labor.
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New Orleans
United States Brewers’ Association
Board of Trustees
Conditions in Mexico Stir Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore dated November 19 Cardinal Gibbons forwarded a sympathy letter to Mexico's hierarchy at the urging of U S archbishops. The letter laments worsening conditions in Mexico and condemns factional struggle, urging order and justice while warning Americans against endorsing a system of state tyranny over individual conscience.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Mexico
Health of Atlanta Improved by Disease Suppression
Dr W Quillian president of the city board of health reports a major improvement in Atlanta's health. He cites decreases in diphtheria and scarlet fever, crediting school and parent cooperation and information efforts. He notes typhoid and tuberculosis costs and urges continued public health action.
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W. E. Quillian
W . Quillian
City Board of Health
Quillians
Atlanta
Relatives Assist Frank Hinman's Slayer Trial Nears
Charleston, November 19. Mrs Charles B Parking Mrs Herbert EH Holton and Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks Perkins of Holaton Mass arrived to be with George Batchelor Perkins the designer to be tried next month in U S district court for hiding F W Ro Hinman of Jacksonville Fla They are his mother sustan brother and sister in law Captain Al D ingram wounded at the same time They will leave Sunday for New York.
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Charleston, & C
Charles B Parking
Herbert EH Holton
Charles Brooks Perkins
Holaton
Mass
George Batchelor Perkins
United States District Court
W Ro Hinman
Jacksonville
Capt Frank Burkitt Dead in Mississippi
Okolona Miss November 19 Captain Frank Burkitt once a vice presidency candidate of the Populist middle of the road faction and in 1895 Populist candidate for governor of Mississippi, dies in the state.
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Capt
Frank Burkitt
Mississippi
Death of Captain Burkitt Ends Noted Tennessee Politician
Captain Burkitt died here today. He had been affiliated with the Democratic party in recent years and was a member of the state senate at the time of his death. Widely known across Tennessee as a newspaper writer and politician.
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Slasspot
Captain Burkitt
Democratic Party
State Senate
Evai
Tennessee
Committees to Loan 135 Million Cotton Fund
Washington reports committees moving to loan 135 million for a cotton fund. P G Hartling and Pauli M Warburg of the sewers and reserve board active as agents will oversee the new loan committee. Banking leaders from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St. Louis join the effort to review loan applications from cotton producing states.
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Washington
Hartlng
Pauli M Warburg
Reserve Board
New York
Harding
Court of Appeals of Georgia Case Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple party names and entities across Georgia courts and railway matters, including Frank Adam Electric, Piedmont Fertilizer, Chicago and Northwestern Railway, City of Rome, and several administrators and companies, with no coherent narrative or outcomes discernible from the readable text.
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Aranc
Frank Adam Electric Company
Dfman
Bibb
Prangon
Piedmont Fertilizer Cum
Adler Sroa
Fulton Af
G& Blount Admiz'strators v MM Radferd
Burke Ieee Nl Mile
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Otis Skinner
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Capitol Avenue
State Capitol
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IVY
Court OF Appeals OF GA
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Auburn Ave
John M Smith
Hupmobile Pactors
Manu Snecarer
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Feaure
Ami
Tohn
Seth Co
Lodge
Luckle Lodge
Gauerite
Templa
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John BR Byington
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Aggelonk
Glenyeld Avenue
Forestine Lodge
Siasonlo
William D Phipps
David EB Shumaler
Lakewood Lodge
Norman G Hall
Jonesboro Road
Lakuxoot Avenue
William MF Greenway
Om Willian Vo Brasweel
Ee Ae
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy St
R. M. Drandoy
Presigent
J. W. Awry
Seo'y and Treas
Virginia
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Joel Hunter & CO
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Empire Bldg
Earl & Wilson
John J. Woodside Storage Co
Adance
Itetree
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Barbara Worthou
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