God Has Hand in War of Nations Says Dr White
Dr. John E. White preached at Second Baptist on God and the Awful War. He argued God involved in wars for a higher purpose, opposing autocrats and supporting democracy, with Armageddon as a divine, coming kingdom on earth.
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John E.i White
Second Baptist Church
Christ
Germany
God
Jesus Christ
Cigero
Israel
William of Orange
Netherlands
Duke of Atvais
Armanda
Trafalgar
George Washington
Long
Russia
Gog
Kalsera
Czars
Stinson Urges Honest Work and Education for Negroes
Greensboro Ga September 5 Rev Richard D Stinson head of Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute preached a sermon urging Negro youths to value Labor Day, pursue education, practical work, and community respect. He cited support from friendly whites and emphasized six days of effort weekly. Pastor B V Thornton collected for the school at service end.
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Greensboro
Richard D. Stinson
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Atlanta
Jeadine Methodist Church
South
B. V. Thornton
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Bloody Sabbath Day Passes in Macon After Rampage
In Macon Georgia on September 6 a violent Sunday unfolded with two murdered men one white and one negro and a third negro injured by a Southern Railway train. A white man on John Long’s farm was ax killed by Frank Johnson a negro whose severed head was later found. The negro claimed self defense after Morrisey fired at him. Morrisey 52 had resided near Macon for fifteen years with no close relatives. A white man Fred Daniela shot a negro at Floyds store stairwell after awakening to find a man with a knife. The assailants on Riverside cemetery near Macon were hit by a train while coon hunting. one negro Felts killed, another named Johnson injured. Captain T S Paine of Waycross died after appendicitis surgery in Macon. he was 75 and a veteran of the war. Nate Harris campaigned heavily and left for Hampton Tennessee to rest after three months of touring.
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Macon
Southern Railway
John Long
Frank Johnson
Morrisey
Morsey
Negro
Dent
Fred Daniela
Floyd
Daniela
Dan Felts
John Johnson
Riverside Cemetery
Unetein Patme Dien
Sistle
Bale of Cotton for Best Dancer at Georgian Terrace
Albert R. Koen manager of the Georgian Terrace Hotel has placed a bale of cotton in the lobby with a notice urging every person to buy a bale at ten cents per pound direct from the farmer and store it for one year. The prize will be presented to the best dancer noted at the Georgian Terrace, to be determined at season end for the lady resident or visiting dancer.
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Albert R. Koen
Georgaa Terrace
Georgian Terrace
Adventures in Scotland to Atlanta Return War Stories
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Craig arrived in Atlanta Sunday after returning from Scotland via New York last week. They represented Atlanta Burns club and Scottish association at meetings in Scotland and were hosted by Burns cottage guests who heard tales of adventures in war torn Europe. Craig said Scotland plans to stand firm in the European conflict.
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Arthur A. Craig
Atlanta
Scotland
New York
America
Craig
Burns Club of
Atlanta Scottish Association
Burns Cottage
Europe
Alex Cruickshane
Fellow officer denies shooting Lane in railroad killing
Did not shoot Lane says fellow officer 7. S. Hicks of 72 Auburn avenue, special officer for Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad, was arrested suspected of killing W. H. Lane. Hicks recalls last seen Lane with Barton near Mayo's saloon and says he heard a pistol shot but saw nothing, hurried to hospital and later learned Lane was dead. Lane’s body to be sent to Adairsville Ga for funeral. survived by wife, brother J R Lane and sister Mrs Eamer.
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S. Hicks
Auburn Avenue
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Hicks
Thurmond Street
Johnson
Lane
Barton
Lans
Railroad
Grady Hospital
Dalton
Nerson
Haydon Street
William H. Lane
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad
Adauraville
Bloomfield
J. R. Lane
Adairsville
P. Eamer
Wildwood
Fla
Alsace Encounter on Road Feeds Local War Gossip
A farmer on a village road in Alsace Lorraine is halted by a commander who questions a wagonload of what turns out to be “Bivery chicken.” The farmer plans to hide them in the woods, noting Jack Johnson has enlisted in the French army as part of wartime strain. A quip on economy and stinginess follows.
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Jack Johnson
Spalding Co Cotton Ahead of 1913 Progress
Griffin Georgia September 6 Special Up to last week more than 500 bales of cotton had been marketed this season, while last year none. The crop is two weeks ahead of 1911 and grading 75 to 100 bales daily. All cotton sold to city cotton buyers. Shippers have not entered due to the war situation. Cotton seed valued at 15 per ton.
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Griffin
Christianity Is Not Failure Says Pastor at Moore Memorial
Dr A R Holderby addressed Christianity's role amid war, arguing the faith has shaped the Roman Empire and converted nations, while noting wars reflect nations disobeying gospel precepts. He said Christianity conquers by love and many soldiers would stop fighting if possible.
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A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Turope
Jesus Christ
Roman Empire
Europe
Jesns
TWO WEEKS REVIVAL BEGINS AT ST PAULS CHURCH
The two week revival at St Pauls Methodist begins with three Sunday services led by Rev G A Klein of Nashville assisted by P B Hayd and Mrs Boyd. Klein outlined prayer power using diagrams and urged Christians to pray before entering the prayer circle.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
G. A. Klein
Nashville
Tenn
P. B. Hayd
Boyd
Klein
Max
Tueday
Hien
Whittls
Bliss
Moody and Sankey
B. PF. Fraser
St. Paul's
Woodward Avenue
St. Paul Avenue
American tourist says Italy has good credit during war
Charles Nunnally, who returned to Atlanta after touring Europe, reports strong American credit in Italy and describes merchants eager to sell regardless of payment. He credits U.S. government aid and recalls his party’s wartime travel from Germany to Switzerland and Italy. The group later reached New York City and Atlanta.
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Italy
Charles Nunnally
Atlanta
Europe
United States
Prosperity Through Credit and Confidence
A 1920s tone essay argues prosperity hinges on good credit, stable prices, employment, and trust in the future. It notes current business depression stems from class tensions and dishonesty, then extols US wealth, ports, waterways, cheap rail, water power, forests, minerals, and agriculture. It urges renovation of corporations and fair treatment to restore steady prosperity.
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Alaska
Europe
Busines
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