The Ham Tree and Peg o’ My Heart at Atlanta theatres
Theaters in Atlanta present two major shows this week. John Corts revival of The Ham Tree with McIntyre and Hieeth, and Peg o’ My Heart with Blanche Hall headline a full week at the Atlantay. Forsyth and Grand bookings feature vaudeville acts, Neptune’s Daughter return engagements, and the 101 Ranch Wild West show with Silk-hat tournament and bold stunts culminating in a varied, bustling entertainment slate for November.
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Atlanta
John Corts
George W. Hobart
Ihoge
McIntyre
Hieeth
Jean Schwarze
Peg
Atlantay
Pes O
Blanche Hall
Natwe Worayth
Forsyth
Reith
America
Billy
New York
Joseph Hart
Charlot Bennell
Dorothy Regel
Verdeville
Broadway
Keith Kovans
Wrees
Miss Negel
Willie Billy Gould
Belle Ashlyn
Hot Springs Liver Button Patent Medicine Ad
An old fashioned advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Button as a gentle effective laxative. It claims relief from dyspepsia stomach trouble malaria dizziness and biliousness and offers 25 cents per ounce with a 55 cent order by mail from Hot Springs Chemical Co. Department 14 Hot Springs Arkansas for delivery by mail.
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Hot Eprings Chemical Co
Hot Sprites
Arkansas
Future of the South Will Be Discussed by Dr Hillis
Plymouth Church Brooklyn pastor Newell Dwight Hillis will lecture on The Saner te a of Today and Tomorrow at the Auditorium next Tuesday night at 8 40 as the second Alkahest Lyceum course event. The talk, praised as a major public utterance, argues the south as the new country of America and highlights Hillis’s influence, books, and prior public speeches. Tickets cost 50 cents and seats are on sale at the Auditorium or the Alkahest office.
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Newell Dwight Y Wtils
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
America
South
Alkahest Lyceum
Puget Sound
Hallis
West
Hillis
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Albart
Henry Ward Beecher
Tuence
Dr. Hillis
Luils
London
Newell Kught Hillis
Hilus
New Eira
Ruskin
Atlanta
Alkahest
Hea~ney
Brunswick City Primary Cites Candidates and Registration
Brunswick Ga October candidates for mayor and aldermen must register by 6 pm Tuesday as white primary ballots close registration books. With two men already announced for four alderman seats, voter registration remains active and many are expected to qualify before closing.
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Bronawick
Cotton Night Riders Post Threats Against Merchants
Daingerfeld Texas October 24 Eight riders posted notices on merchant doors who buy cotton under 10 cents per pound threatening arson if purchases stay below that price. Businessmen largely ignored the threat and bought cotton today under 16 cents. Similar notices were posted on local cotton gins.
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Daingerfeld
Texas
Broken Cotton Firm Owes $9.89 Million in Debts
New York October 24 S H P Pell head of the suspended cotton brokerage firm SH P Pell & Co testified in bankruptcy court that debts total $9,893,362 with assets $8,128,596. Of the debt 69 percent comes from cotton exchange transactions and $2.3 million to Colonel Robert M Thompson.
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New York
H. P. Pell
SH. P Pell & Co
Cotton Exchange
Robert M. Thompson
Stock Exchange
Thompson
Colonel Thompson
Pell
Mitchell Four Ends 7518 Mile Test Trip to Chicago
The Mitchell Four completed a 7518 mile 30 day reliability run ending in Chicago. Chief Gleason inspected sealed bonnets in Pittsburgh where 25 Mitchell cars joined a triumphant welcome. Driver Frank Zirbes and team reported rough roads and mud yet the car performed beyond expectations as the journey reached its final leg toward Indianapolis and beyond.
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Mitchell Light Four
Chicago
Pittsburg
Frank Girben
Ray Barnett
Will Hasley
Elgin Race Course
Janesville
Mitchell
Gleason
Kerwin
Fire Department
South Shore Country Club
Iaviator
Rudolph Sestak
Toplang
Lake Front
Grant Park
Aviator
E. C. Brown
Golf Links
Chicago Beach
Sestak
Chicago Automobile Club
H. L McLaren
Mitchell-Lewis Motor Company
Racine
WS. Eastman
Frank Zirbes
Missouri
Indianapolis
Mississippi Valley
Honor Allen Candler County Memorial Amendment Vote
Georgians will vote November 3 on a constitutional amendment to establish Candler County to honor late Governor Allen D Candler. Be ter and Bulloch counties led the naming effort, with legislature approval already secured after a decade. Metter and Dandler names persist as supporters push for votes despite mixed sentiment.
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Georgia
Allen D. Candler
Candler County
Beter
Bulloch
Metter
Jandler
Dletter
Proceeds of Cotton Ball in Huntsville Charity Event
Huntsville society plans a cotton ball at the Elks theater on October 23. Two hundred tickets at one dollar each will be sold with proceeds directed to purchase 10 cent cotton for distribution to a charitable organization.
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Huntsville
Ala
Huntsville Society
Elks Theater
Brunswick Friends Rejoice Over Meldrim's A.B.A. Presidency
Brunswick Ga October 24 special Brunswick friends of Colonel Peter W Meldrim of Savannah are delighted by the announcement that he has been elected president of the American Bar association. Meldrim a frequent Brunswick visitor is well known and popular among his many friends who were thrilled by his election to this high post.
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Brunswick
J—Brunswick
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
American Bar Association
Meldrtim
Armored French Autos Impress in European War
Armored automobiles used by both sides in the European conflict show French design as superior and more flexible than German models. Rifle fire proves ineffective against these new war engines, suggesting a shift in battlefield mobility and tactics.
Diversified farming pays says DeKalb County farmer
Decatur Ga October 24 Special a DeKalb County farmer Y Grant near Chamblee on R F D No 1 demonstrates diversified farming on 12 acres. He produced cotton and a wide range of crops and livestock, kept costs low, and deposited 200 in bank with others lent out. He argues most Georgia farms can be self sustaining by reducing cotton acreage and focusing on hogs corn and wheat while selling surplus.
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Decatur
DeKalb County
Y. Grant
Chamblee
Daha
Grant
Geores
Banke
DeKialb County
Alabama planter warns ruin from cotton surplus
Huntsville notes a prominent planter asserts the South faces ruin unless cotton acreage is cut by half next year. He reports a record crop this year, predicts bankruptcy for large producers, and cites estimates of Madison and Montgomery county yields as the largest on record.
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Huntsville
Ala
South
W. F B. Garth
Alabama
Aouth
Montgomery County
Colon
Garth
Madison County
Sixty Years Since Light Brigade Charge No London Celebration
London marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Light Brigade charge with no London ceremony for the first time in years. Only two officers and eleven men remain from the six hundred, and the reunion and dinner are set to be abandoned to aid current servicemen in battle.
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London
Light Brigade
Nab Stock Solicitor for Embezzlement
Huntsville Alabama October 24 Special A telegram from Cincinnati last night announced the arrest of Louisy Gilks who was here last summer as the representative of the American Prepay Fan company. He has been indicted on a charge of embezzlement for taking subscriptions and money over $1,000 and not turning it over to company officials.
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Iron Tail
Black Fox
Lone Bear
Prairia
Mexico
Europe
Hurove Wi
Joseph C. Miller
Huntsville
Ala
Cincionati
Louisy Gilks
American Prepay
Gidea
Officers Capture Illegal Still in Jackson County Near Tennessee Line
Deputy Collector Smiling and Deputy Hackworth captured a nearly complete 130 gallon still in Jackson county near the Tennessee line. The plant had operated until a few days ago. No arrests were made.
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Hackworth
Jackson County
Tennessee Line
Fought for Chicken on Red Cross Steamer
New York October 4 The steamer Red Cross with 154 Americans and doctors for European battlefields reached port today with four crew members in the brig for fighting aboard the voyage. Tensions ran high between white and negro sailors with quarrels frequent. The brig inmates, all white, faced insubordination charges for a fight over chicken with negroes. The Red Cross dodged mines in the English Channel with a narrow escape.
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New York
Red Cross
Aaron Ward
Tied Cross
Falmouth
Admiral Ward
English Channel
Warfare Changes From Past Battles and Continuous Fronts
An account contrasts Civil War era isolated combats with modern continuous warfare. It describes near nonstop battles across a broad front, with rapid troop shifts, overlapping actions, and ceaseless artillery. It notes exhausted troops, later remounts, and constant danger without relief periods.
Germany and Monroe Doctrine Respected Amid War News
Washington reports Count von Bernstorff stated Germany would honor the Monroe doctrine regardless of war outcome. A note to the State Department denied rumors of future South American expansion and Dr Dernburg’s remarks were noted as not reflecting new policy.
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Washington
Count von Bernstorf
Germany
State Department
Department
Lansnyr
Department of State
Seak
South Amerca
Dr. Dernburg
United States
South America
Dernburg
Ripley Proposes Railway Groups to Govern Lines
Kansas City October 24 Eis Ripley president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway outlined a plan for railway groups modeled after regional reserve banks Each group would have a board of directors with government representation and an absolute veto Ripley claimed the present system cannot last and that government seats could enable economies through common ownership.
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Kansas City
EP. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Ripley
Mr. Ripley
Bandits Shot Dead in Sedro-Woolley Bank Robbery Probe
In Bellingham Washington October 24 two of five Sedro-Woolley bank bandits who robbed the First National Bank of 20006 last Saturday night were killed by officers during a flight. One bandit killed and another wounded and captured after a Thursday posse fight. both carried heavy money belts including 1444 and 2142 shielded by bullets. over 6000 of the loot recovered after the Thursday clash.
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Bellingham
Wash
Wao
First National Bank
Huntsville Builders Break City Building Records
Huntsville Alabama October 24. All previous records for new building and amenities listed in new causes have been broken. In Huntsville this year area contractors and builders are busy and have work for months ahead.
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Huntsville
Ala
Time Acts As A Factor Against The Germans
Reports from Berlin and Paris indicate German forces are retreating from the French frontier after two months of war. British and French offensives have exposed the German right wing, with flanking advances and possible cavalry gaps. Fresh Allied troops from Britain, Canada, Australia, and possibly India are mobilizing, while the German advance toward Paris falters and the German plan to quickly seize Paris appears failing.
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Indianapolis
Berlin
Paris
Vor Klack
Great Britain
Channel
von Kluck
England
France
Marne
Meuse
Caropeign Ban
Armig
The Irony of War and a World Brotherhood
A London rally of 66 000 Salvation Army marchers joined by diverse nations in harmony for a common cause. The piece laments how war shatters unity as factions clash, leaving nurses and sisters to tend the injured and bury the dead. It questions whether such global brotherhood can survive conflict.
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London
Salvation Army
Universal Brotherhood
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