President Ison Pushes Continuous Currency Action
Washington reports President Ison opposes a congressional recess and seeks uninterrupted consideration of the currency bill. He aims to have the measure advanced through the Senate before December, while Democrats show opposition and committee debates loom.
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Ison
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Senate
Womés
Seizo Banking and Currency Committee
White House
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Enate
J .Wilson
National Civic Federation to survey industrial progress
The National Civic Federation plans a national survey of U S industrial and social progress over the past decades. It will compare private ownership proposals with calls to abolish private control of wealth, and study labor movements unions Socialist groups and the I W W. An advisory council of 400 leaders across labor agriculture manufacturing press church finance law and navy officials will assist the project.
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National
Civiil Federation
Industrial Economics Department
Industrial Workers of
Seth Low
Uman
The
Neon
Law
Engagement of Lois Cran Lambert to Job McElroy
Society notes announce Lois Cran Lambert of College Park engaged to Job McElroy of Fayetteville with wedding planned in December. The article covers the fourth annual meeting of the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of the Atlanta Association held October 8–9 at Jackass Hit Baptist church, praising presiding officer Mrs WW P Andrews and noting fundraising and scholarships. It lists officers, district secretaries, and advisory board, and mentions upcoming Capitol Avenue Church gathering in October. Additional items include Norvell-Berry marriage in Atlanta, a Bridge Luncheon at Mrs Robert Wily Underwood's, a piano recital at the Hotel Ansley by Walter Stanley, and dances at East Lake. The Mosteller-Simon marriage is also announced for October 31.
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Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
Atlanta Association
Jackass Hit’ Baptist Church
WW P Andrews
Go Kingdom
Soulgiilie Training School
Atlanta Ballist Sunday School Association
Tlouisville
Wot ‘Eal
Cartersville
G P Amtry
Manchester
Wo Bom Union
George
T L Lewis
L . Barton
Sheffield
Warly Gillespie
Benning
Mary Wald
W. A
Ethel Hitt
Sunbeams
M Dawson
Rush Irwin
T Randall
K E M Wain
W O Matchell
L Thornton
W A Hartman
A F Orn
W. O John
H H Hale M
Calyton Callaway
W YP Anderson
Capitol Avenue
Social Items From Baptist Missionary Meeting Highlight Local Guests
Mrs W Pp. Anderson hosted guests during the Baptist missionary meeting. Attendees included Mrs W J Neal of Cartersville and Mrs P J Awtrey of Manchester. Mr and Mrs G Trac Cunningham, recently based in Macor, are returning to Atlanta to reside and will winter at 29 Mirand Avenue with Mrs Nelle W. Griffin and Mrs C. E Sloan and child Charlies. The party left Saturday evening for a visit to Birmingham.
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W Pp. Anderson
Baptist Missionary Meeting
W J Neal
Cartersville
P J Awtrey
Manchester
G Trac. Cunningham
Macor
Atlanta
Mirand. Avenue
Nelle W. Griffin
C. E Sloan
Little Sar Charlies
Wilday
Birmingham
Atlanta Youth Nabbed in Marietta Forgery Case
Emerson Broyles a 21 year old from Atlanta was arrested in Marietta after stepping from a Louisville and Nashville train on forgery charges filed by Logan Williamson. Broyles came from Knoxville and was said to be accompanied by relatives. Police have pursued him for several alleged forgery cases and he is held in Marietta awaiting possible transfer to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Marietta
Louisville
Nashville
Logan Williamson
Broyles
Knoxville
Atlanta Day at Knoxville Exposition Draws Loud Atlanta
Represented Atlanta at the Appalachian exposition in Knoxville Tennessee on October 7. Atlanta businessmen led the visit with their party and the Atlanta Eagles provided drum corps music to accompany the cheering. The event showcased Atlanta’s pride as the Always Ahead city amid busy crowds and city spirit.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mrs Eaton to be tried for killing husband Rear Admiral Eaton
Plymouth Mass October 12 Mrs Jennie May Eaton will be tried Tuesday for the murder of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton. Prosecution says she ate the Admiral’s adulterated poison with meals at their Asanippi home. Defense claims he died from self administered drugs.
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Mass
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Joseph Giles Eaton
Eaton
Ainsworth
United States Senate
Admiral Eaton
Washington
Slaton
Marty Jug
Chicago
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June
Dorothy
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Uncle Remus Library Opens Next Saturday
The Uncle Remus branch of the Carnegie library at Wren's Nest in West End opens next Saturday at 2 PM. Miss Mary Browne will lead a story hour for local children, with Father O N Jackson opening prayer and Dr John E White delivering the closing prayer. Officials including Mayor James G Wootward and Carnegie library board member W M Everett will attend and speak.
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Carnegiebrary
West End
Atlanta
Carnegie Way
Joel Chandler Harris
Mary Browne
Miss Browne
O. N Jackson
Man and airship drop into New York Bay
Captain William Walb a former German army officer fell about 500 feet into New York Bay while flying a biplane from Hempstead Plains to Oakwood Heights this afternoon. He was uninjured, but the aircraft was wrecked.
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Hempstead Plains
Long Island
Oakwood Heights
William Walb
New York Bay
Walb
Episcopal prelates fill Gotham pulpits
New York October 12 bishops from Massachusetts Michigan and Alaska spoke in city pulpits during the Episcopal church general convention. Lawrence of Massachusetts preached at Grace Church Williams of Michigan at Mount Morris Baptist and Howe of Alaska at Trinity. Lawrence warned of violent political pressure and the two great outside powers wealth and labor unions driving bills by force. Williams urged unity as a prerequisite to progress.
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Episcopal Church
Twui Ham Lawrence
Massachusetts
Grace Church
C. D. Williams
Michigan
Mount Morris Baptist Church
P T Howe
Alaska
Trinity
Lawrence
Albany
Williams
Our Country Gods Country Dedication of New Our Savior Chapel
Bishop Rowe known as the Snow Shoe Bishop outlined Episcopal work among Kekimas in Alaska as ministers gathered for the opening ceremony of the Our Savior chapel on Front Street. Bishop Davia Greer of New York led the dedication service with seamen’s commission members and officials from various faiths in attendance.
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Rowe
Alaska
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kekimas
Episcopal
Seamen’s Commission of
The
Episcopal General Convention
Starr
Front Street
Peronim
Davia , Greer
New York
New Steamship Company Formed for Sweden to United States Route
A new steamship company has been organized here and will place two passenger steamers of 18 000 tons on the Sweden United States route in 1914. Two steamers will be added to this service au SB].
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House
United States
Democratic Party
Umit
Senate
Internal Revenue
New Steamship Company
Stockholm
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