September Morn attacks lawyers at Southern Christian Congress
The Sept September Morn organization faced sharp protests as Rev Lincoln W McConnell condemned criminal lawyers while urging restraint in public life. He accused some legal professionals of aiding crime and called for voters to demand intelligence, platform clarity, and accountability from candidates. Resolutions later denounced liquor advertising and urged newspapers to curb sensational depictions of vice.
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Southern Christian Citizenship Congress
Congress
Therminal
Five Stumbling Blocks for Negroes to Avoid
A crowded Bug Bethel AME Church in Atlanta heard Judge Judes N R Broyles address colored congregants on “Some Things We Ought to Know.” He labeled whiskey, lewdness, pistol carrying, vagrancy, and poor education as major hindrances to black advancement and urged white and black allies to work together to abolish these evils.
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Judes N R. Broyles
Judes Broyles
Atlanta
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Allvais
Broyles
South Africa
Lawyers Gather to Aid Harry Thaw in Extradition Fight
A multi state group of attorneys met in Concord to press Thaw’s extradition case. Key lawyers and judges from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Massachusetts were present to present the petition for his return to the United States. The plan includes on the record statements for Judge Worm and Governor Felker, with Thaw’s legal team preparing the legal array for a high profile fight.
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New South
Felker
Ofp
Thane
Worm WM Thase
Concord
Mon Teu Trimer
Governor Stone
Penn
Lon Measra
Grossman Olmstead
New York
Boston
Jess Mo
Congress praise and school rally inspire Atlanta crowd
A rousing speech lauded Congress efforts as a triumph for youth and republican ideals. The event highlighted a crowd of 1000 schoolchildren, with Hobson’s remarks praised for motivating young men while Lee Street pupils won the Chase League banner at a Saturday rally, despite Formwall and Edgewood schools fielding larger delegations.
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Taro
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Hobson
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Chace League
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Lee Street
Formwall
Edgewood
Dublin Riot Leaves Dozens Injured in Strike Clashes
Dublin September 21 police clash with strikers as about 20,000 workers and supporters parade through Liberty Hall. Thirty five civilians and seven policemen hospitalised after fierce rioting with clubs and missiles. Mounted officers thrown from horses. streetcars wrecked. 14 000 crowd confronts police in Lombard Street before dispersal.
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Dubin
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Liberty Hall
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Second Daughter of Spanish Queen Reported Deaf and Dumb
Manchester Eng September 21 Relatives of the Queen of Spain are shocked that the second daughter will be deaf and dumb. The Guardian says the title princess may be totally destitute of speech unless a cure is found. Physicians and specialists have distressed the queen, who visits religious centers in Madrid seeking prayers for her child.
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Manchester
Eng
Spain
Marchester
Madrid
Tite
Tim es Are Prosperous Baldwin Farmers Milledgeville Note
Milledgeville September 21 reports show farmers optimistic despite a week of rain. Cotton receipts are more than double last year’s for this date, with Corton bringing 13 cents, two cents higher than a year ago. Strong corn and hay, preparations for two large crops, and expectations of independence next year buoy farmers amid rising costs for supplies.
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Milledgeville
Explosion on Craven Claims Fourth Victim at Fort Screven
On September 24, the fourth victim of the torpedo boat Craven explosion near Tybee Island Ga died at Fort Screven post hospital. The deceased was Thomas Gabbitt of Brooklyn, a first class firesman aboard.
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United States
Craven
Tybee Island
Ako
Fort Screven
Thomas Gabbitt
Brooklyn
Mortuary Notice for Lovis P Humerkoff Hunerkopf
Lovis P Humerkoff 39 died at his father W F Humerkopf s Edgewood Avenue Sunday morning. Survived by his parents and one brother Robert. Funeral Tuesday at 3 PM from residence conducted by Rev Dr Wilmer of St Lukes Church. Interment Oakland Cemetery.
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Humerkoff
Lewis P Hunerkopf
W F Humerkopf
Toy Edgewood Avenue
Sunda
Robert
Wilmer
St Lukes Church
Oakland Cemetery
Obituaries and funeral notices from Atlanta area papers
Obituaries notice several residents including Mrs Matilda Thompson aged 80 of 149 Nelson street to be taken to Highland GA for funeral and interment. daughter Mrs H M Poole and two sons listed. Mrs Pearl E Thornton, 43, of Dawson GA dies at local sanitarian. service in Dawson. Joseph G Q Stanford funeral at Alshams 54.9 Ashby street with Masonic rites. interment West View. Mrs B D Dunagan, 62, dies on McDougal road. services at Ball Ground GA. James W Jackson dies at Watkinsville after long illness. burial at Watkinsville Methodist church.
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Matilda Jhompson
Nelson Street
Highland Ga
H M Poole
Walter Ilele
Rex Ga
Joseph G Q Stanford
Alshams
Ashby Street
Burkert Simmons
Gelock
Athens
James W Jackson
Watkinsville
WF Jackson
Methodist Church
Death of Miss Pearl Hughes at local sanitarium
Miss Pearl Hughes aged 33 died Sunday morning at a local sanitarium. She is survived by her father J P Hughes two sisters and two brothers. The body was moved to Barclay and Brandon chapel and will be taken to her aunt Ms F Boston 117 West Baker Street for funeral services this afternoon at 2. Interment will be in West View.
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Pearl Thorton
Pearl E Thornton
Dawson Ga
H G | Thornton
Dawson
D Dunagan
T Dunagan
McDoug Parh
Ball Ground
Pooley Chapel
Miss Pearl Hughes
Lane Improves Returns From Illness to Carmel
Secretary Lane of the memoirner apartment left Berkeley for Carmel with his family and his brother Dr Frederic Lane after improving in health since September 9. The brief notice notes his illness duration and travel with family.
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Berkeley Cal
Secretary Lane
Mernoer
Carmel Cal
Frederic Lane
Priest Defends Crime In Talking With Alienist
New York September 21 An apparent defense by Hans Schmidt the priest accused of murder and planning more killings was heard in a long interview with alienist Dr Gustave Schaler at Washington Heights hospital The examiner said Schmidt was not proven insane and plans to study him further The priest argued that opposition to his actions does not prove he is wrong and cited Socrates as an example of majority opinion failing to judge ideas correctly
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Aumalier
Gustave Schaier
Washington Heights
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Schmidt
Alphonse G Koelble
Koelbles
de Scheler
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Scheler
Jeagerls
Pee
Socrates
Mob Seeks Negro After Triple Shooting in City Center
Detraig Mid September 21 Angered by ejection from a street car George Davis a 43 year old Black man drew an automatic revolver and opened fire wounding three men. Davis was chased by two officers and captured after exchange of shots. One victim Paul Palonus shot near the heart. others wounded in leg and ankle. Davis suffered a broken left arm. A large crowd gathered as officers transported the suspect to a station.
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Lawix
Wien
Bryce
Rey McConnells
Congress Discutes
Congress
Detraig
George Davis
Davis
Paul Palonus
Peary Denies Engagement Report From Eagle Island
From his summer residence on Eagle Island Rear Admiral Robert T Peary issued a denial of the reported engagement of his daughter Marie Peary to Donald MacMilan the attic explorer now heading to the far north A telegram from Peary replies to inquiries stating The report that my daughter Marie is engaged to MacMilan is erroneous.
Half the battle won when frames fit correctly
L Moors & Sons are expert opticians at 42 North Broad Street Grant Building. They specialize in accurate frame fitting and proper eyewear alignment to ensure comfort and vision.
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Rights of pulpit defined by Ridley sermon at Central
Dr Caleb A. Ridley proclaimed that ministers must speak on current moral political issues from the pulpit. He argued church influence is needed to condemn graft liquor traffic and secularization, insisting God’s principles require vocal moral leadership in politics and society.
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Central Baptist Church
Caleb A. Ridley
Ridley
Wea
Turnace
Great Cavalry Review for President Wilson
Washington September 31 President Wilson will review the largest mounted troops aggregation since the Civil War. The tenth eleventh and fifteenth cavalry regiments, about 3000 men and horses, have trained at Winchester Virginia since mid July and will break camp October 1. They will march to Washington with stops at Fort Ethan Allen Fort Oglethorpe Fort Sheridan Fort Myer and Fort Winchester for drills and reviews by cavalry officials. Secretary Garrison and Major General Leonard Wood inspected the encampment after returning from Winchester.
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Wilson
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Winchester
Fort Wmver Va
Welington Varrack
Cavalry Board
Leonard Wood
Army
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Oglethorpe Ga
Fort Sheridan
Fort Myer Va
Three U S Seamen Drowned in Bridgeport Harbor
Three sailors from torpedo destroyer McCall drowned when the tug Seaboard collided with the destroyer in Bridgeport harbor. Four sailors on shore leave were returning to McCall. Thompson survived after being picked up by lifeboats. The drowned were Shen man Russell and Chute.
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Bridgeport
Conn
United States
McCall
Seaboard
Thompson
Shenman Russell
Chute
Preachers Urged to Proclaim Gospel and Law
An editor urges ministers to loudly condemn gambling and to preach the gospel as central to salvation. He emphasizes the cross doctrine, restoration of peace between God and humans, and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ as core themes for religious instruction.
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Golgotha
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