Atlanta Children to Welcome President Roosevelt Parade Demonstration
Thousands of Atlanta public school children will fill Peachtree Street from Cain to North Avenue today to wave flags sing national songs and cheer President Roosevelt. Teachers will supervise stations as police bar nonparticipants from the route. students must come with parents and be ready by 10 a.m. The event recalls earlier welcomes for Jefferson Davis McKinley and others as 500 Girls High School and 2000 Girl’s seventh and eighth grades join in song on the Tire Methodist plaza directed by Prof. B C Davis.
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Roosevelt
Peachtree Street
Cain Street
North Avenue
Cafu Street
Porter Place
Tire
Methodist Church
Hilrh School
Geminar School
America
B. C Davis
Nations
Board of Education
Bligh School
Linden
East Side Girl’ High School
Forter Place
Fort
J M Terrell
Mitchell A Trees
Whitehall
Whitehall Street
Fourteenth Street
Fair Grounds
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Twelfth
United States Cavalry
Cavalry
Fifth Infantry
Goelock
van Orsdale
Clifford L. Anderson
Staf
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Peachtree
Ivy Street
Girls’ High School
B C Davis
Value Hoe
Hughes
State Agricultural Society
Terrell
Georgia
Woodwata
A S Clay
Piedmont Driving Club
Joan Temple Graves
Georgia School of Technology
Tech
Harvard College
Tech Ye
Harvard
Seventeenth Infantry Band
Willo
Terminal Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Mrs Roosevelt to visit Atlanta two hours in city
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt will visit Atlanta for about two hours. Joel Chandler Harris will greet her at the governor's mansion on Peachtree Street. A limited group of ladies will meet her as the Roosevelt procession passes.
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Mra
Theodore Roosevelt
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White House
Washington
Big Cits
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Joel Chandler Harris
Governors Mansion
Peachtree Street
Roswell
Mr Harris
West End
Brookwood
Galt
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MA Harris
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Roosevelt
Terminal Station
Sation
Goodby
Cltizens
Joseph Mi Terrell
Clark Howell
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President Roosevelt
Southwestern Vestibule
Assignments Of Children To Locations In City Map Listing
A historic notice lists multiple street side assignments for children to locations across the city. The document specifies blocks on Forrest Avenue and adjacent streets with names such as Ivy Forrest Crew Walker Marietta West Peachtree and others, ending with references to the Colored Children and added location allocations for the group.
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Fraser—Cain
Harris
Agewood
Cain
Peachtree Street
Formwall
Peachtree
Williams
West Peachtree
Porter Place
Pine
Merritts Avenue
ell_Howard
Linden
Root Park
Marris
Lee Street
Tenth Street
Merritta Avenue
Wight School
Worth Avenue
Glenn—Linden
North Avenue
of the
Mitchell
Mitchell Street
Medison
Forsyth
Gray
Madison
Summer Hill
Whitehall
Roach
Houston
Peachtres Street
Elissant Aide
Forsyth Storrs
Ellis
West Side
Roosevelt Day At Fair To Eclipse All Records
Weather forecasts predict partly cloudy weather and showers as President Roosevelt arrives in Atlanta for a state fair day expected to set attendance records. Tickets are on sale at several downtown spots with grandstand seats free and special reserved seating for African Americans. Officials anticipate up to eighty thousand attendees and note a historically high turnout.
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Roosevelt
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlante
Fair Grounds
Taday
Brown É& Allens Drug Store
Elkin-Watsons
Piedmont Hotel
Ara Bon
Majestic Hotel
Avtother
Pabil
McKinley
Gil Morris
Atlanta Hosts Record Visitors For Roosevelt Day Crowds
Atlanta, a city nearing 200000 residents, prepared for a surge of visitors during Roosevelt day. Rail lines like the Southern and Seaboard brought thousands from Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia, while churches opened doors to boarders. The Cotton States exposition drew smaller crowds than yesterday, yet the city faced stark growth with lodging stretched and private families boarding guests to ease congestion.
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Atlanta
Carolina
Tennessee
South Georgia
Seaboard
Abbeville
Japan Seeks Open Door Policy Respect While Rebuilding
Washington reports Japanese minister Takahira told The Washington Post Japan welcomes U S presence in the Philippines and pledges open door policy in Asia. He notes heavy debt but optimism from trade growth and security under Portsmouth treaty and Anglo Japanese agreement. He cites ongoing reforms and plans for future development. He also lists street names in Atlanta districts for unspecified context.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Philippines
Takahira
Washington Post
Takaniwa
Jenanezea
China
Korea
Portsmouth
Cumberland meets Tigers in early season clash at Sewanee
Cumberland comes to Sewanee on October 18 for a football battle with the Tigers. Cumberland boasts a squad of stout 85 pounders led by Keen and seeks an upset. Sewanee aims to extend its strong start after holding VPI to 12 0 and defeating West Point. Generosity appears in the translated note about a nickel and reward for honesty.
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University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Cumberland
VPI
VFP I
Ana
Queens
Local Obituaries From Covington Area Readers
Obituary notices from Covington and neighboring areas report Elisha Dabney of Oxford died at 56 likely due to heart failure, survived by four sisters, funeral in Oxford. Frank Carroll, 47, died at his mother’s home in Covington. burial in Oxford Friday. Nancy Maddox, 63, died at her son’s residence in Covington. funeral at Red Oak church with several relatives named. Mrs RJ Godbee of Telfairville died in Waynesboro. interment at Boltaford. husband Hon R Godbee noted as Burke County’s prominent fountain operator. several grown children and many friends mentioned.
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Elisha Dabney
Oxford
Lovington
Frank Carroll
R F Carroll
Hoclock
Nancy Maddox
Covington
Ge Covington
Thomas Maddox
Telfairvilie
R. Godbes
Burke County
Boltaford
GEORGIA TO Greet President with Grand Atlanta Parade
Georgia prepares a large welcome for President Roosevelt with a downtown procession from the depot to the fair grounds. Government and military units, schoolchildren on Peachtree, and public figures will line the route and a formal review and speeches follow at the fair grounds before a luncheon and further receptions.
Atlanta to See the President Draws Massive Public Interest
Crowds converge on Atlanta with a grand reception planned. From the depot to the fair grounds, spectators are expected to fill streets and stands, marking the largest attendance for a similar event in the history of the south.
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Atlanta
Fair Grounds
Police Guard For Guest During Presidential Visit
Chief Henry Jennings orders extensive officer coverage for the president in city limits. Uniform and plainclothes detail will accompany the president from arrival to departure, with routes secured and watches extended. Special orders designate parade chokepoints, court postponement, and crowd control measures. Guests from Alabama include Miss Mattie McQueen of Montgomery and Miss Annie Mac Barnes of Opelika, among others visiting the state fair.
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Jennings
Lkely
Henry Jennings
Recorders Court
Henry Jonnings
Mattie McQueen
Montgomery
Annie Mac Barnes
Orelika
Alabama
Krypton bifocal lens ad promises clear sight
An advertisement touts Krypton bifocal lenses with far and near focus. It claims easy wear, no line distortion, and a youthful look while offering competitive prices and service.
Harvard Men Will Meet At Capital City Club
Harvard alumni in Atlanta about forty will assemble this morning to give the Harvard yell as President Roosevelt’s carriage passes. The event follows a 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon meeting in Samuel Evins’s office in the Empire Building. Loomis leaves for Ohio after retirement, having stayed on at Secretary Root’s request for departmental business. Sam Williams shot dead in Cullman, Alabama. father John Williams in jail awaiting death sentence for murder of State Senator Hipp. $575 round trip to Birmingham for Alabama State Fair, leaving Oct 22 afternoon and Oct 23 morning. final limit Nov 2.
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Capital City Club
Harvard
Atlanta
Fa Ocock
Roosevelt
Loomis
Washington
Atat
Ohio
Root
Bacon
Sam Williams
Cullman
Ala
Sam_ Wilame
Lockharton Coffee County
John Williams
R. L. Hipp
Birmingham
Beaboaed
Eyewear Shop Claims Best Frame Adjusters in Town
The Quibh and Tyf of Towa L. Moore and Sons eyeglasses are praised as perfect by local opticians who say others cannot equal them. Located at 42 N Broad St Prudential Building.
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Towa L. Moore & Sont
Prudential Building
Receiver's Report Filed in Topeka Court
In Topeka on October 19 the receivers report in U S district court shows assets of the properties of C Devlin totaling about 4,956,948 with direct liabilities of 4602-208. The figures indicate assets exceed liabilities by nearly 500,000 dollars.
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Ried
United States District Court
C Devlin
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