Address to the Ad Men by Robert Frothingham
Robert Frothingham advertising manager for a magazine, was a guest of honor at a Piedmont Hotel banquet. Debbs, president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America, delivered a long address on ideals and advertising, praising Dobbs and urging ethical, effective, steady work in the advertising field.
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Robert Frothingham
F.verybody
Piedmont Hotel
Dobba
Biot
Emerson
Burke Sayk En
Man
Uuility
Semneckc Dobbs
Maddes
United States
Moody
Womens Home Companion
Lily
America
Uncle Remus
Abert Frothingham
Everybodys Magazine
Mucat
Brannen
South
Dobbs
Broyles
Atlanta
Piedmont
Atlanta Ad Men Honored Dobbs Banquet Speech
Governor Brown and Mayor Maddox headlined an Atlanta banquet praising President Dobbs and Atlanta, with strong adverting industry praise from Frothingham and Brannen. Dobbs received an enthusiastic ovation as speakers from across the United States sent congratulatory telegrams. The Piedmont banquet catered a splendid, delicious repast as attendees lauded the honoree.
Van Buren Bust Heads to Foot of White House Stair
Washington October 6 Abie in the flesh to remain president for four years with a broken neck Van Buren bust in marble has an equally discouraging tenure. Once a head was knocked off in the thirties, a decapitated bust was moved to a sculptor. Someone set the head back, and now the bust, bearing a neck mark, sits near the stair from the eastern entrance to the main floor of the White House.
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Washington
Abie
United States
Martin van Buren
White House
Roocevelt
Whites House
Kinderhook Statesman
Wreck on Santa Fe near Temple kills engineer and injures several
A Santa Fe passenger train No 17 plunged into an open switch at Salinas, three miles from Temple, Texas. Engineer William T McGinnis was trapped and died later. Several others including William Greer of Corsicana, E F P Gresham of Fort Worth, and Willa Robinson of Houston were hospitalized with serious injuries. two unnamed men were also hurt. Authorities deem the wreck a deliberate act by train wreckers, though most hurt are not expected to die.
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Fata Ree Oy
Publiskers
Pan
Thomas Carlyle
Philosopher's Stone
Philosopher 5 Stone
Temple Texas
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Hospital
William Greer
Physician Not Guilty in Escambia County Killing
A Brewton Alabama report says jurors found Dr Thomas A Bedgood not guilty for the October shooting of James A Gleason in the public square. The defense argued Gleason insulted Bedgood’s family, making the event highly sensational at the time.
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Mobile
Ala
Brewton
Thomas A_ Bedgood
Escambia County
Bedgood
James A Gleason
Gleason
Redgoods
Cotton Spinners Meet at Frankfort
An international conference of roottun spinners in Frankfort with heavy representation from the United States and Great Britain adopted a resolution urging reduction and extension of existing cotton restrictions. It notes European spinners foresee viable supplies and cites high cotton prices alongside unfavorable American outlook to justify easing limits to meet demand.
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Trankfort
Gitber
United States
Great Britain
Amalgamation Theory Prompts Baby Assemblage
In Long Beach California on October 6 Dr Maschutz gathers orphan babies of diverse nationalities to rear and select for intermarriage to produce a so called perfect race. He plans to train them mentally morally and physically to test his theory with American, Mexican, Portuguese, Japanese, and Indian babies aiming to include Australiana and Fiji Islander specimens.
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Long Beach
Cal
Maschutz
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L. J. Daniel
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