Parks urged against high school site in Piedmont Park
Citizens meeting condemns moving a high school from the park to another site arguing it would destroy park value and set a precedent for using park land for schools. Leaders urge larger park expansion and public action including mailings and a future public meeting to press officials.
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University High School
Piedmont Park
Evmss
Spene & Moore
Immire
Jiang
Tenth Street
Asmoath
Preserve University High School Square Deal in Atlanta Park
Mr William Lawson Peel warns that delaying a University High School square deal will wreck Atlanta park space for future growth. He cites five to six thousand youths now eligible, doubling in ten years, risking inadequate park and campus accommodations if a tract under twenty five acres is not set aside for the school.
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Peel
Sty End
Tenth Street
Iva Tata
Department of Educanowhet
Peter
Sait Lake
Schoel
Tishmont Park
Ces Ub
Jia
T Waa
Schoo
Universty High School
Ablanta
University High School
William Lawson Peel
Pastors condemn gambling at Atlanta Harvest Festival
Severe condemnation came from Dr Richard Ormelinn of North Avenue and Dr Dunbar H Ogden of Central Presbyterian over open gambling at the Harvest Festival midway in Atlanta. They accused police consent and protection, cited grand jury attempts to enforce laws, and alleged Harvest Festival profits from the betting, urging action to restore public decency.
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Atlanta
Presbyterian
Richard Ormelinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dunbar H Ogden
Central Presbyterian
Flim
Jis
Harvest Festival Association
Celal
Fhnnas
Jitney Drivers to Name Officers at Monday Meeting
The Atlanta Jitney Bus association will meet tonight in the Trust Company Building of Georgia. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and drivers, members or not, are urged to attend due to important operating matters affecting jitney service in the city.
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Atlanta Jitney Bus Association
Trust Company
Georgia
Michael addresses Jewish Alliance on Sunday school work
M L Michael of Athens delivered an important speech before the Jewish Educational Alliance Sunday school. About 200 children attended as he, identified with Sunday school work for thirty years, spoke on Sunday school programs.
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M WU Michael
Athens
Alliance
Jewish Educational Alliance
Michael
Amanda Warner Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Amanda D Warner a pioneer citizen widow of contractor Richard Warner died at her home 527 Carnival Avenue after a lengthy illness She was 36 and a member of St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church The funeral will be Monday at 2 PM from the residence Rev CM Fakes and Rev J B Hemphill officiating with burial at West View cemetery She is survived by sons OF Warner Montgomery W Warner Texarkana H K Warner and J C Warner Atlanta and four daughters Mrs Melle Barnes Mrs A Welnah Miss Georgia Warner of Atlanta and Mrs J W Duke Oklahoma City
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Amanda D Warner
Jet
Richard Warner
Carival Avenue
St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
Warner
Hemphill
West View Cemetery
Montgomery
New York
H K Warner
Texarkana
Japanese Naval Estimates for 1918 Unveiled
The naval estimates show 1918 total around 9,000,000,000 with a 33,000,000 decrease from 1916. A supplementary 322,500,000 for new warship construction will be spread over four years, while the 1916 allotment stands at 3,006,000.
Atlanta to be surveyed on business conditions by Lowenstein
Frank E Lowenstein of the Atlanta Ad Men club will lead a study beginning this week to gauge real business conditions in Atlanta. Merchants in leading retail lines will answer a short questionnaire after November closing, with data sent to the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World for analysis.
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Atlanta
Frank E Lowenstein
Ad Mena Club
Associated Advertising Cluba of
Busines&s
Lowenstein
Associated Advertising Clubs
Five Speakers Praise Booker T Washington Memorial
At a memorial service for Booker T Washington held at the First Congregational Church colored, speakers recalled his worth. Dr C B Wilmer rector of St Luke's Episcopal church Rev HoH Proctor Hirst Congregational church EH Webster of Atlanta University Henry McBride Tuskegee graduate and AH Herndon spoke at the service.
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Booker T Washington
First Congregational Church
Colored
C B Wilmer
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Hoh Proctor
Hirst Congregational Church
EH Webster
Atlanta University
Henry McBride
Tuskegee Institute
AH Herndon
Washington
Probing the Records of Unger and Kienzle
Lyons correspondent reports Dr Herbert Kienzle identified as in New York on a conspiracy with Robert Unger. Unger, ex German army subaltern, came to Lyons July 1918, left before mobilization, two trunks seized by detectives.
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Faria
Lyons
Petit Parisien Aysseria
Herbert Kienzle
New York
Robert Unger
Kienzle
Ulm
Spencer & Buettchier
Unger
Frankfort
Petit Parisien
Saenver & Buetachler
Petit Parisians
Werbert Kienzle
American
Otto Buelow
Isotta Unger
Prinz Eitel Pruedrich
Baltimore
Norfolk
Turks kill American aiding Armenians at Urfa
Basel dispatch reports an American named Lesley and several foreigners killed by Turkish forces at Urfa Mesopotamia while defending Armenians. The Boston based board for foreign missions confirmed the death of missionary Frasms H Leslie at Urfa, attributed to poisoning. Leslie’s home was Northport Michigan.
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Basel
Switzerland
Paris
Lesley
Urfa
Mesopotamia
Nouvelles de Jaile
Boston
American Board ‘of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Frasms H Leslie
Lesies
Northport
Mich
New French War Loan Quoted On Bourse
Finance Minister Rubot says the new government loan will be quoted on the bourse like other bonds and certificates will be negotiable until the obligations are issued. The Bank of France offers to advance three fourths of the loan value up to 69000 per person. Industrial firms on government orders organize subscriptions, workers paying half of the first installment on sums over 20. Bishop letters urge faithful to subscribe.
Coalition calls for national ministry in Spain crisis
Lasbon November 28 reports that after Premier Castro resigns, congress votes in favor of a national coalition ministry. Opposition declines to name members and President asks Dr. Alfonso Costa, former premier and Democratic party leader, to form a new government.
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Coalition For
Spain
Lasbon
Paris
Castro
Congress
Alfonso Costa
Democratic Party
Ona
Fire destroys 115000 bales of cotton at Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Arkansas November 2 approximately fifteen thousand bales in the Pine Bluff Compress company warehouse were damaged or destroyed by fire. The cotton valued at about 1250000 dollars, mainly long staple, with fire walls shielding the main building where ten thousand more bales were kept. Loss said to be fully insured and origin under investigation, possible spark from a passing locomotive cited.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff Compress Company
Canadian Wheat Taken for Britain War Measure
The Canadian government on Saturday ordered the commandeering of all Nos 14 and 3 northern wheat in storage at the head of the lakes and eastward to fill wartime orders for Britain. The move, affecting 12 to 15 million bushels, aims to raise prices to benefit producers while limiting market disruption and avoiding sharp consumer price rises. Experts expect a temporary price flurry in Chicago and note no permanent US price impact. Toronto merchants say embargo east of Fort William could push prices higher for producers while placing eastern dealers at western farmers’ mercy.
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Dominion
Tegard
Chicago
United States
Robert McDougal
Board of Trade
Cal
McDougal
Canada
Toronto
Fort William
Gaffney denies charges of misconduct as former consul general
T St John Gaffney denies accusations leveled against him in Munich and New York while serving as consul general. He arrived in New York from Copenhagen and plans to seek clarification from the State Department. He rejects claims of rudeness to Americans and Brits, secret letters, and endorsements of hostile newspaper attacks.
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New York
John Gaffney
Antil
United States
Munich
Oscar I
Copenhagen
Washington
Gaffney
Morning Post of
London
Fleet Street
Grifney
Cnty
Bach
Continental Times of
Berlin
Witson
Amerian
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
George “Bo McClellan
Roger Casement
Rogers
Britain
Germany
Ryan
State Department
Submarine helps rescue passengers after sinking ship
The submarine aided victims for five hours after the Sailor Prince was sunk, firing one shot and staying alongside Lazules to rescue wounded before vanishing. Captains named the submarine a large boat flying Austrian colors earlier. Available shipping records miss Barulos, possibly due to name changes from wartime captures.
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Alexandrina
Prince
Har
Mama
Barulos
Peace delegation to Ford for European mission
New York November 28 Henry Ford announced at his headquarters that demand to join his peace mission to Europe is high. Additional accommodations were found with the Scandinavian-American Mner Frederick VITE and the Oscar U1 ship cabins. Some governors cannot leave state business, others accept invitations including Mrs Joseph Cts and Arthur Le Wetherby. Governor Hall of Louisiana declined due to official duties.
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New York
Henry Tord
Europe
Fords
Trawas
Ford Aad
Frederick Vite
Emmeth D Boyle
Nevada
Chirkenderson
Alabama
South Dakota
Ernest Laster
Washington
Charley Ro Miller
Delaware
Stewart Montana II
Philipp Wae
Comsin James
Leiguson
Lexus
John B Kendrich
Wyoming
Joseph Cts
Philadelphia
Helen King Robinson
Denver
San Francisco
Arthur le Wetherby
Neoraska Peace Society
Governor Hall
New Orleans
Louisiana
Henry
SixteenYearOld Girl Killed by Motorcycle Near Luray
A sixteen year old girl riding in a Luray near Hurt city stepped from between wheels and was struck by a motorcycle. Her skull was fractured and she died shortly after. Witnesses said it was an accident with no intent.
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Tontromery Ala Nusember
Vain & Urithbett
Poles Photographed At Rate Of 30 000 Daily By German Authorities
German authorities order mass photography of Poles to issue passports for entire population over thirteen. News agency reports already more than one million photographs taken and rising. Sixty photographers plus assistants work on the project daily.
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Cbs Wireless le Datvalie B
Deerman Sovernor General
Toland
Otersias
Gamilion
Alabama Man Wounded Fighting the Germans
Ottawa Ontario November 22 report says Private Frank Smith of the Canadian Overseas Forces was wounded while fighting Germans. The official release names next of kin as John Smith and notes he served with the Canadian forces in the war.
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Alabama
Ottawa
Frank Smith
King John Smh Burbank
Mothers Try This On Your Babies
A vintage advert promising Lucapine Salve as a soothing home remedy for infants and children. It touts gentle ingredients like eucalyptus menthol and petroleum jelly, claims fast relief, and offers home delivery via Courcey & Monn Drug Store in Atlanta.
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Mair
Stanfords
Campo
Addicey
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