Prohis Planning Attack on Rules in Extra Session
The majority wing of the house plans to force new rules via a simple majority in an extra session. They seek to weaken the rules committee by adopting new rules overturned by speaker rulings, paving a broad revision favored by the Prohibitionists and the Hopkins faction.
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Rules Committee
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Amler
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Shooting of Ford Declared Accident in Wavery Case
The widow testified about Ford estate holdings in Wisconsin and said Ford had recently sold the estate for more than 7000 dollars, placing the funds in Lowry National. She described a telephone conversation with his mother forty minutes after the shooting and details of hospital care, including instructions to nurses and who could visit.
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Airs Ford
Edia
Henry Alston
Trial Testimony Details Ford Shooting and Domestic Strife
Witnesses describe the night of the shooting at the Ford home, relations between Al Ford and his wife Mrs Ford, and the gun’s discharge as either accidental or influenced by a domestic dispute. Doctors, detectives, and family members testify about the couple’s life, the weapon, and the aftermath leading to a coroner’s inquest verdict of gunshot death.
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Mra Pord
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Adairs
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Timony
Green Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning After Picnic
Green, proprietor of Dew Drop dairy at Lake Wood, suffered a severe ptomaine poisoning after eating canned salmon at a pie social afternoon. He was taken to Grady hospital, where doctors expect recovery. His young wife accompanied him. a second event occurred during an evening gathering at Stamps chapel. No other picnic attendees are known to be affected.
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Dew Drop Dairy
Lake Wood
Grady Hospital
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Yuns
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Liuse
Atlanta
Georgia University To Open Wednesday
The University of Georgia registrar will open books Monday for new student registration and the regular term opens Wednesday with chapel exercises. Officials anticipate attendance rivaling any previous year as Athens prepares for the fall term start.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Georgia
Imany
Fareyth Theaters Presents A Delighful Bill With Muriel Worth And Lew Brice
The Fareyth theater week features Beautiful Muriel Worth and Lew Brice as headliners in a lively dancing act. A Friendly Call Irish comedy with songs by Charles Mack, and Hebert Buchanan and Gertrude Holme perform as another attraction. Johnny Jones, Bred Warren, Roy Dastrict, Hob Knapp, Chris Cornelia, and Hiroza Liar contribute varied acts including a five-person novelty pose and animated cartoons.
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Lew Brice
Charles Mack
Hebert Buchanan
Gertrude Holme
Johnny Jones
New York
Warren
Roy Dastrict
Hob Knapp
Chris Cornelia
Tolonal
Hiroza Liar
Song of Hate at Strand with Hetty Nansen in drama
eminent tragedienne Hetty Nansen stars in The Song of Hate based on La Tosca. film action centers on Florio Tosca relations, with Dorothy Bernard and Arthur Hoops supporting. Strand Orchestra will perform La Tosca music during the presentation.
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Strand Theater
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Arthur Hoops
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Arson Syndicate Claimed in St Louis Fires
St Louis police report a major arson ring involving an insurance man and four people who planned to burn a bellows factory for a multi million loss. Torches were caught as they tried to move four gasoline barrels into the plant. Higher up arrests expected as investigations continue.
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St Louis
Helice
Popular Managers Take Charge Of Wells Houses In Atlanta
George Hickman becomes manager of the Torsyth and Charles Fourten takes over the Grand in Atlanta as Jake Wells lists his top theater executives. Hickman, long with the Wells system, formerly led Bijou and Casino venues in Dixie towns. Fourten, linked to New Orleans grand opera glory, later ran San Camo Opera with Norden and Nielson before guiding Grand in Montgomery and Bijou Savannah and Lyre Mobile vaudeville venues.
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Torsyth
Charles Fourten
Jake Wells
Bath
le Leon Parle
Dixie
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Grand Opera
New Orleans
San Camo
Stare
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Fourtoh
Th Grand
Montgomery
Savannah
Mobile Saudeville
New Church Organized at Revival in Macon
A revival in Macon under Macon Methodist auspices led to the organization of a new church with two charter members and 100 members total. Plans to construct four church homes were set, with a second Macon church planned within a short time and another in North Highlands. The South Georgia conference in Cordele will designate a new coordinator for the two churches.
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Macon
Macon Methodist
North Highlands
South Georgia
Cordele
Holmes Institute Opening Monday Invites Council
Professor B Holmes, principal, urges Atlanta colored citizens to send children to public schools. He notes many women with several children earn under $2 weekly and struggle with rent books and clothing. The tenth session begins Monday with Bishop F Tripper delivering the principal address. over fifty women seek boarding and day night school for their children. City council and board of education are invited to attend.
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Atlanta
B & Holmes
Holmes Institute
Zion Second Baptist Churen
Holmes
F Tripper
Board of Education
Bernhardt Delays American Tour to Reorganize
Paria reports Madame Sarah Bernhardt postpones her United States tour for two months. A telegram claims she did not abandon the tour and has wired for new funds and a new company after many actors from the previous tour joined the army or were killed.
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Eneza Ement
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Ser Ne
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Chinaman Murders Three Countrymen in Greenfield
Springfield Mass report says a Chinese fundraiser at Greenfield killed three countrymen in a late night incident. The assailant shot at an officer, then fled. later the man, Ong Len, was captured. Probes tie the killings to immigration law violations and financial motives.
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Ong ‘Len
Dasiesh
Baw Youn
Wi She Chang
Priam
Ke Hong Son
Wing Sing
Auton
Sym
Red Men Gather for Great Council in Chicago
Three thousand Red Men and many accompanying families arrived in Chicago for the opening meeting of the Great Council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men. The council will hold services at the grave of David Kennison a founder and survivor of the Boston Tea Party, who died in 1852 at age 118.
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Chicago
United States
Order of Red Men
David Kennisonne
Order
Kennison
Berlin Birth Rate Shows Big Decrease
London dispatch reports a Reuters item from Amsterdam noting a sharp drop in Berlin birth rates. July 1614 births totaled 3 370 with 220 in Tulsa? highlights a marked decline. May to July 1614 saw 10 930 births versus 7 023 in the same period this year, indicating a large decrease in Berlin births.
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Berlin
London
Tuy Oer
Amsterdam
Ger ‘Man
Tulsig
Professor D Ooge Read Dies in Ann Arbor Era
Professor D Ooge Read, a Greek scholar at the University of Michigan from 1867 to 191?, died today of heart failure in Ann Arbor. Born in Holland in 1837, he was widely known as a Greek teacher and longtime educator in Forsyth.
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Ann Arbor Wiew
Martin “Luther Dooge
University of Vmichlean
Qore
Holand
Lyceum Course Sale Opens At 9 This Morning
The Alkahest Lyceum season tickets go on sale at Cable Piano company at 9 with first callers getting the best seats. Tickets priced 3 in balcony and 4 0 in arena, transferable for use by any holder, supporting Associated Charities through a varied program of vocal and instrumental concerts, humorists, lecturers, readers, and entertainers.
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Alkahest Lyceum
Cable Piano Company
Atlanta
Opening of Schools Subject of Proctor
Rev H H Proctor told First Congregational church that Atlanta’s colored children face equal numbers in public and private schools. He announced 6500 colored children will attend school tomorrow with 10 teachers, thirteen bid names, and a first time night school. A collection was taken to buy books for poor children.
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Jndor
Atlanta
HH Proctor
First Congregational Church
Atlant
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Palenta
Suffrage School Speakers at Ansley Hotel
Harley Griggs vice president of the Atlanta Typographical Union and Attorney Basil Stockbridge will address next week’s session of the suffrage school to be held Wednesday afternoon at the Ansley Hotel. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Harley Griggs
Atlanta Typographical Union
Basil Stockbridge
Addrras
Suffrage
Ansley Hotel
Frontier clash reported between Greek and Bulgarian patrols
Reports confirm a border skirmish near Tayforma with Greek and Bulgarian patrols exchanging fire. German aircraft reportedly directed fire over Bulgarian territory as tension rises along the Kavala frontier.
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Kavala
Greece
Paris
Tayforma
Oraoyvy Iniars
Adrianople
Payne 10 Proves Theories In City
A fragmented report notes Payne 10 addressing theories in a city setting, with references to a figure named Dayne and various names and places. The text is garbled but hints at a discussion or demonstration tied to local figures and events, mentioning health, money, and public interest in outcomes.
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