Wilson Working on His Message
President Wilson plans a light public schedule this week to draft and read his third annual message to Congress on December 7, aiming to have a draft ready for the public printer by Thanksgiving. Advisers debate revenue methods while House leaders press for outlines amid budget and anti trust policy discussions.
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Death Calls J Fred Helt Writer Of Many Songs
J Fred Helt long noted writer of more than a hundred songs died at Liberty New York after an operation for a tumor. He retired five months ago from New York music publishing. Born in Maysville Kentucky forty four years ago he left a widow and one daughter.
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Youth of 14 stabbed in Mills street street fight
Clauda Pelot aged 14 son of F Pelot an employee of Zac bakery is at Grady hospital after being stabbed in the back during a Sunday afternoon fight with two other boys near 88 Mills street. Pelot’s condition was pronounced dangerous by doctors though the wound was deep. Pelot says he and a companion played when one boy cursed him and he struck first with a stick.
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Penitentiary-bound Songwriter Convicted of Music Fraud
John T. Hall Newcomb, a noted music writer from Tin Pan Alley, faces transfer to federal prison after a New York sentence of two years for using mails to run a fake music publishing business. He allegedly defrauded over sixty amateur lyric writers including a Lum, Michigan girl who penned Swat the Fly and a Philadelphia blacksmith. Hall purportedly paid lyricists small sums to write music for songs never released, raking in about 78 000 dollars.
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Jerry Slade Found Drowned in Bathtub Cordele Georgia
Jerry Slade an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Slade of Cordele Georgia was found dead in a bathtub at his parents home last night at 9 oclock. Physicians could not revive him and suspect a fainting spell or possibly falling into the tub while preparing for a bath after his hunting and supper. He had been said to be in high spirits reading before bath time.
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Atlanta Boy Recuperates After GridIron Injury
H. Orme Campbell of Atlanta Ca recently operated on at the Tinion Protestant infirmary Baltimore has returned to Port Deposit Md where he is a student. Campbell was injured playing football and is now recovering at home college community.
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Union Tailor Killed in Garment Strike Violence
Chicago reports Michael Guczkowski a union tailor died from a beating given Saturday night by striking garment workers who mistook him for a non union worker. It is the second murder since the garment workers strike began two months ago with four men arrested today.
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Southland Makes Rapid Chicago to Atlanta Run
The Southland railcar, a new through service from Chicago to Atlanta and Jacksonville, debuts with a fast overnight trip leaving Chicago at 12 01 a m and arriving Atlanta at 10 05 p m then Jacksonville at 7 45 the next morning. The Central of Georgia with Atlantic Coast Line and others jointly operate this five line service linking Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, Louisville, Macon and Waycross with stopovers and breakfast service en route. The train aims to boost tourism and business between the western and southern metropolises as Atlanta strengthens as a hub with hotels and golf courses nearby.
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Mothers Meet at First Baptist Tuesday Afternoon
The mothers' department at First Baptist will hold a major meeting tomorrow at 3 PM led by director M F Clarke. Fifteen mothers' departments from other churches are invited to attend and Dr Elizabeth Broach will lecture on Anger Its Cause Its Effect and Its Control followed by an open discussion among attendees.
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Fred O Myers sentenced to five years at Milledgeville farm
Fred O Myers former bookkeeper at Aragon mills was sentenced by Judge A T Bartlett to five years at the Milledgeville prison farm for misappropriating ten thousand dollars of mill funds. After a two month disappearance agents pursued him through Canada and the western states to Mexico before he returned and surrendered in Polk County.
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Tulsa woman dies aged 23 in Oklahoma
News from Atlanta reports the death of Mrs. H W Stotesbury-Cutter at her Tulsa home. Aged 23, she leaves her husband, a two week old daughter, parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Angier, three Atlanta sisters, and one brother in Texas. Her Ibony will be brought to Atlanta for burial. A drama, Outcast, is showing in Atlanta tonight with best company of the season.
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Victor BE. Smith
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Thanksgiving Hope For Atlanta's Impoverished Colored People
B R Holmes of Holmes Institute tells a Central Avenue church crowd that thousands of colored residents near Atlanta and in the state lack funds for a holiday dinner Thirty five percent are ex slaves He warns that many children will miss the meaning of Thanksgiving while others may spend the day in dancing drinking and crime The speaker urges worship at home or in church and mentions the drama Outcast at the scene.
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