Fite and Napier clash at Georgia Masons Grand Lodge
In Macon on October 28 Judge A W Fite pressed a resolution urging the grand lodge to back prohibition enforcement by calling a member before the next county grand jury to name whisky sources. George M Napier opposed meddling in legal matters, urging Macon Bibb authorities handle prohibition. The session closed after two days with officers elected and $12,000 set for the home fund, no temple plan discussed.
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Macon
Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
A. W. Fite
George 3M. Napier
Atlanta
Fite
Grand Lodge
Mumaer
Darkson
Grand Lode
Bb County
Grand Jury
Rm Bibel
Georgs M. Nepier
Bibbi
Mr. Napier
Bonte Eaux Lodge
Sesterday
M. Lallard
Brunswick
Formeer
Colding
Savauiman
F. C. Miler
York Valley
W. G. England
Cedartown
Venior
John R. Wilkinsan
Athinta
James M. Stussin
Boyton
N. EB. Harris
Sso
Ster
Henry Banks
Lie Howe
Grand Jorge
Stand Lodge
Xed
Extends Solons Terms in 1913 Legislature Amendment
The amendment to be voted at the general election would extend terms of legislators elected in 1913 until the convening date for the next general assembly. It clarifies that members continue in office until successors are qualified by taking the oath on the first day the legislature meets.
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Pesvasleg
Tec General Assembly
Houston Whisky Seller Goes to Chain Gang
Houston court convicts Stanley Ayler on whiskey selling indictments. He pleads guilty, sentenced to six months on the chain gang plus three months in jail or a $250 fine. court convened Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Chain Gang
Captain English Is Feted On 77th Birthday In Atlanta
Captain James W. English was honored by about fifty close friends at the Capital City club dinner marking his seventy seventh year. The event celebrated his long leadership in Atlanta business and civic life, with many toasts praising his youthful spirit and contributions. A long list of hosts and guests attended, including Albert Howell Sr., Judge Newman, Colonel Lowry, and Judge Atkinson, as the menu featured a lavish course of delicacies and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. English
Captain English
Atlanta
Ife
Fries
Amon
Jude
S. R. Atkinson
Captain Baylis
Albert Howell, Sr
W. T. Newman
Robert J. Lowry
Clark
R. Atkinson
A. BR. Lawton
Two Things Count Declares Marshall Address
Kansas City October 25 Vice President Marshall says only two things count today rent and pursuit of happiness and keeping the democratic party in power He claims eighty percent of Americans are democratic and warns against aristocrats seizing control He praises honesty in public life and business.
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Kansas City
Millrghall
United States
Aristocritic and
Democrate
America
The Minute Men Hold First Monthly Banquet
The Minute Men held their first monthly banquet in the mer saniue room of the Whitecoff hotel on Tuesday night. A six course dinner was served and talks by Lt. BP Bottenfield JP McBurney and K A Platte covered duties and aims of the group. Afterward members enjoyed a theater box party hosted by L D Bootenfield.
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The
Minute Men
Mersaniue
Whitecoff Hotel
BP. Bottenfield
JP. McBurney
K. A. Platte
L. D. Bootenfield
Alarm for Kidney Troubles Warns to Seek Quick Help
A medical warning urges action for inflamed kidneys with symptoms like backache dizziness and urinary issues. It advises flushing with water, using Doan's Kidney Pills, and emphasizes not ignoring warning signals to prevent further complications.
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Doan
Abattgir For Macon Practically Assured
Macon Georgia October 28 Special The cold storage plant abutter and stockyards planned by Henry Seuomt of Nashville Tenn is now practically assured after the council leased a 5 acre trace on the city reserve at a nominal annual rental Mr Neuhoff is invited to come to Macon select land and rent will range from 1 to 100 per acre The proposition is approved by local meat dealers and the board of health and will aid farmers in the region by encouraging stockraising and stopping several farms with cattle
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Macon
Henry Seuomt
Nashville
Tenn
Neuhoff
Board of Health
Child Dies of Lockjaw After Stepping on Nail
Waycross Ga October 28 Special Lockjaw developed after she stepped on a nail and she died early today Suswear old daughter of Xi Warren. When symptoms of lockjaw appeared on Monday night everything possible was done to save her but rest failed. A year ago Mr and Mrs Warren lost a child from spinal meningitis.
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Waycross
Xi &Warren
Rothing
Mrs. Warren
Mrs. Eliza Craig Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
In Atlanta at 152 Oliver Street Mrs. Eliza Craig reports years of kidney symptoms and back pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her back stopped aching and kidney secretions normalized. She continued the treatment and felt improved.
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Atlanta
Eliza Craig
Oliver St
Dean
Charities Hopeful as Atlanta Seeks Stable Funding
A committee in Atlanta urged keeping the Associated Charities alive, proposing to educate the public on past efforts and future needs to secure subscriptions. They discussed a mass meeting but delayed a decision, aiming to end yearly appeals and establish a permanent funding basis. A second committee meeting is set for Friday with members listed.
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Charldea of Atlanta
Champber of Commerce
Associated Charities
Preces
Atlanta
Thhey
Thomas Egleston
Morris Rich
Armand Maier
J. M.B. Hexsey
Lon J. Daniel
W. Woods White
Iron and Steel Leaders Gather for Birmingham Meet
Birmingham Alabama hosts the American Iron and Steel Institute gathering led by President Elbert H. Gary. Attendees will tour the Tennessee Coal and Iron development, attend sessions, banquets, a Bay View barbecue, and district welfare inspections. A special train departs Saturday afternoon.
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Birmingham
Ala
Elbert H. Gary
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iron and Steel Industry of America
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Bio Institute
Bayview
Gary
Birmingham Newsaper Club
Penrose hammered by Col Roosevelt in Scranton rally
In Scranton Pennsylvania Col Theodore Roosevelt completed the third day of his four day campaign touring the state with a large Thirteenth Regiment Armory crowd. He attacked Senator Boies Penrose and endorsed woman’s suffrage urging voters to uphold democracy. He warned that neglect would dim mankind’s golden ideals. Roosevelt’s schedule for the day included speeches in seventeen towns.
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Scranton
Roosevelt
Thirteenth Regiment
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Subscriptions urged for Wesley Memorial Hospital fund
Unpaid subscriptions for the Wesley Memorial hospital project in Atlanta must be sent by November 1 to meet Asa G. Candlers gift terms. The Women’s Auxiliary notes remaining pledges are modest and hopes all donors remit cash or checks this week to secure $75,000 from the $25,000 raised.
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New
Greater Wesley Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Women’s Auxiliary
Women's Auxiiary
Womer'a
Wesley Memorial Hospital
John A. Miller
Treaster
Hast Lake
Dereatur
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Solons
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Cold and Silversmiths
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Capt. English
Bronx
Lynnhaven
Maryland
Port du Saint
Forrest Adair
H. B. Adama
Wright R. Jr. Arnold
Lowey Arnalc M. Attdnson
Alineon
Madison
Wd. Blalock
Morris Branden
B. Brown
A. Eppa Stowa
Arnold Broyles
Ane G. Gandier
A. Gurtur
John G. Cojen
B. Connally
J. W. English
Marshall
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Iron and Steel
Penrose
Col
Wesley Memorial
Savings Bank
Third National Bank Capital & Surplus
Frank Hawkins
Jos
A. M'Cord
John W. Grant
J. N. Goddard
Thos. C. Erwin
R. W. Byers
A. M. Bergstrom
W. B. Summers
A. J. Hansell
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Jas. F. Lynch Co., Inc
Atlanta, Georgia
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