Memorial Services Held By Camp 159 Confederate Veterans
The twenty sixth annual memorial service of Atlanta Camp 159 Confederate Veterans was held at First Presbyterian church honoring twenty two members who died in the past year. Commander James C Huft presided with Adjutant W H Harrison reciting the roll and Chaplains delivering prayers and benediction. Dr Jr 3 Lyons delivered the annual address praising veterans and urging an end to war.
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Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
James C. Huft
W. H. Harrison
H. P. Martyn
T. P Cleveland
Dr. Jr
Lyons
Dr. Lyons
Pisin
Buy-a-Bale Picture Extends Run At Grand Theater
Atlanta moviegoers push for extended engagement of Buy-a-Bale at the Grand theater through Monday to set a city record. The six reel Neptune’s Daughter star Annette Keller Taum joins in. producers J Garnett Starr and Eloise Davidson add extras. After Grand run, the picture heads to Gainesville and other Southern cities before northern bookings.
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Atlanta
Annette Kellertaum
Moving Picture Center
J. Garnett Starr
Eloise Davidson
Grand
Geinesville
Bavannith
Augusta
Birmingham
Pla
United Booking Offic
Peace Policy Popular Says Colored Pastor at First Congregational
Rev H H Proctor of the First Congregational Church colored declares during a discourse that Jesus peace policy is universally popular tonight. He urges business leaders workers and all to reject war profit loss and suffering by embracing peace and righteousness as their guiding principle. He asks Christians to treat others as friends and to defend a reign of peace.
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Jesus
H. H. Proctor
First Congregation Church
Eld
Gephan
Christ
He Loses Two Mules In Old Hidden Well
October 18, in this city Holiday lost two mules hitched to a wagon while driving cotton from a patch. They ran into an old well and fell in one after the other. The well was ten feet deep and the mules were buried alive.
Why Japan Is Now at War Explained by a Japanese Working for the Governor
Louis Kinjiro Sato a Japanese butler in Governor Slaton's home prepares an explanation of Japan's role in the European war. He argues Japan seeks to deter Western powers, restore Chinese territorial integrity, and avoid aggression by modernizing under Bushido influences while noting Port Arthur costs and the 1897 Kiao-Chow seizure as a lesson. He cites treaties with Britain, and asserts Japan aims to defend China and deter Germany, with a funded treasury reserve supporting the campaign.
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Louis Kinjiro Sato
Slaton
Japan
Sato
Columbia University
Kiao-Chow
Kaiser
Liao-Tung Peninsula
Frussia
Klan-Chow
Mikado
Orient
Tts
Germany
Giliance
Far East
England
Europe
China
Russia
Eaghtern
Ching
Jayaus Tecention
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Moe
Klao-Chaw
Wei-Hai-Wei
France
Kwang-Chow Bay
Hiao- Chow
Paul Rohrbach
Africa
Hong Kong
Klao-Chow
John Quincy Adams
Mo Uves
Great Britain
Last Chance to Get Season Tickets for Alkahest Shows
The post season sale runs Monday and Tuesday at the Alkahest office 1107 11 Healey building. Tickets at 1.50 include reserved seats for ten attractions, many seats remain including 200 box seats. The Neapolitan orchestra and singers open next Tuesday evening at the Auditorium, with the season opener expected to draw a strong audience.
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Alkahest Lyceum
Alkahest
Healey Building
End of World Seems Near Says Pastor at Moore Memorial
The Sunday sermon by Dra. R. Hol asserts the end times near and a rapid evangelization of the world. He laments the church’s failure to obey Christ’s Great Commission and warns that America’s fate hinges on church obedience, warning of divine judgment if ignored. He cites European war impacts and calls for redirecting war funds to gospel work and aid for the starving.
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Dra. R. Hol
Moore Me 1
Earth
America
Alrendy
Newsboy Admits Looting Journal Cash Drawer
Jack Gilman a 17 year old newsboy and soda fountain attendant confessed to stealing $15 from the Journal offices Sunday around 4 am. He said he forced a transom to reach the cash drawer and that he needed money after misfortune since leaving Holley noda fountain. About 1 4 pint of whisky was found on him.
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Jack Gilman
Journal
Jack
Gilmer Street
Ready
Holley Noda Fountain
Woodward and
Connally
Court Opens in Thomasville for Fall Term
Thomas superior court convenes in Thomasville on October 14 with Judge W E Thomas presiding. Only one prisoner remains jailed on murder charges, Idella Brunner, a Black woman accused of killing another Black woman at Matcalfe, and officials do not expect a lengthy session.
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Thomas Court
Thomasville
Thomas Superior Court
W. E. Thomas
Idella Brunner
Matcalfe
Hawkes Kryptoks advertise in Waite Hall Street ad
Hawkes Kryptoks boast a strong guarantee of perfect satisfaction with a ground in their own factory and no visible division. The ad, signed Hawkes Go Yopeglians, appears to be an advertising notice from Hawkes Company at 14 Waite Hall Street.
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Wa Prea
Sisht Slasa
Financiers Brace for Prolonged War in Global Markets
New York reports war news prompting financial districts to anticipate extended conflict and global financial disruption. Substantial calls on the 100 million dollar gold pool favor stronger foreign exchange, while U.S. money conditions improve as mercantile paper rates ease. Federal reserve prospects influence sentiment. Cotton holds scrutiny and export demand remains mixed, steel demand shows modest growth, copper prices fall, and Amalgamated Copper cuts dividends. Rail earnings shrink as securities activity narrows to debt refunding. bank reserves drop further while weekly cash gain lags estimates though clears show relative improvement for local clearinghouse operations.
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New York
Financial District
Wall Street
Federal Reserve System
Cotten
Lackawanna Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Mrs Stephens at Recital Sunday Draws Large Audience
The renowned violinist Mrs Theodora Morgan Stephens performed at a free Sunday afternoon concert, greeting City Organist Edwin Arthur Kraft with warmth. The program featured Callaorta, Barcarolle, Staphena, and selections from Saul and Tannhauser, with Mrs Stephens joined by Waring Stebbins.
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Theodora Morgan-Stephens
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Stephens
America
Europe
Berlin
Leipsic
Joseph Callaorta
Triomphale Holand Diggia
Frannlied J. Offenbach
Barcaralle
Joachim Halts
Eke
Mrs
Uandel
Ead
Saul
EL Fr. Bellerby
Mr. Kafty
Gotttren
H. Federicin
Helle
Richard Wagner
Trom
Tan
Fire destroys Boynton home on Washington Street
A Sunday evening blaze at 591 Washington Street caused about 4000 in damage. Fire started in a clothes closet in Mr Boynton’s chamber and spread through two front rooms. Police and firefighters, after extinguishing the fire, found the second story largely ruined and contents lost to smoke and water.
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M. Boynton
Washington Street
Kirkwood
Mary F. Boynton
Hirkwood
Pythians Buy Cotton in Waycross Region
Waycross reports Knights of Pythias lodges in the area rapidly buying bales of distress cotton. They offer ten cents or more, with the Knights and the Eagles lodge also joining the effort, showcasing Ware County bales as part of the buy-a-bale movement.
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Waycross
Knights of Pythias of
85 Percent Of Deaths Preventable Is Great Question
The article argues that 85 percent of deaths are preventable through better nutrition and remedies. It promotes Ton a Vita as an ideal restorative tonic for all ages, claiming it prevents sickness by correcting run-down conditions and common symptoms like low energy, poor appetite, and insomnia.
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United States
Atlanta
Mother Believes Missing Girl Went On The Stage
Mrs. Lilly Hensley of Fort McPherson suspects 14 year old Lela Hensley has left home to join a theatrical troupe. The girl, described as pretty with blue eyes and short light hair, has long shown stage interests though reasons for her departure are unknown.
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Lela Hensley
Jacobs
Fort McPherson
Lilly Hensley Beieves
Lela
Hensley
Little Wire
Shows Will Be Free At Troup County Fair
AnGrange Georgia October 18 Special The Troup County Fair directors announce free attractions for the five days from November 3 to 7. W R O Nea l elected manager and secretary on the verge of finalizing plans. The fair aims to be expense free for the county benefitting farmers with open door shows. Horse race prizes reduced to boost food and farm produce displays.
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AnGrange
Troup County
E. Clark Appointed Richmond's Treasurer
Walter Be. Clark has been appointed treasurer of Richmond County by the board of commissioners to succeed his father Walter A. Clark who died recently. He will fill the unexpired term until January 1, 1918 with a special election for the new term during the general election in November.
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Walter BE. Clark
Richmond County
Board of Commissioners
Walter A. Clark
Clark
Tablet at Bull Run in Honor of Webster
Delegates from the north and south plan to gather at the Bull Run battlefield next Friday to unveil a tablet honoring Col Pletcher Webster son of Daniel Webster. Webster commanded the Massachusetts regiment at Bull Run and fell on the third day of the 1862 battle. The dedicatory address will be given by Lt Samuel Appleton of St Paul Minnesota with Col. Irmund Berkeley of the gazemla regiment also slated to speak.
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Manassas
Iamund ‘Berkeley
Gazemla Regiment
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Pythians
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Peachtree St
Troup County Fair
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Richmond
Bull Run
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Belle Isle
the Cafe
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Grant Building
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