Captain Miller Gains 23 Pounds On Tanlac
Captain A H Miller a Knoxville railroad conductor says Tanlac restored his health after years of stomach trouble catarrh and nervous weakness He reports gaining twenty three pounds to reach a strength he last felt twenty years ago and says he now sleeps well eats heartily and is free from constipation The Tanlac distributor in Atlanta is Jacobs Pharmacy Co and local agencies carry the remedy.
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A. H. Miller
Knoxville
Captain Miller
Harriman
Southern Railway
Scott’ Street
Tanlac
Capt. Miller
Capt Miller
Miller
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Details Arranged for Loan to Allies
New York reports the Anglo French financial commission and eastern bankers nearing a half billion dollar credit loan to Great Britain and France. Four commission members head to Chicago to confer with western bankers on tentative terms including about 6 percent interest and a potential conversion to longer bonds. London and Paris reportedly approve the program, with parliamentary authorization needed in the two countries.
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New York
Anglo-French Financial Commission
Great Britain
France
Chicago
Oecuriey
London
Paris
Wat
Accornanea
Lord Reading
England
Basil He Blackett
Sir Henry Babington Smith
Bank of Turkey
Ernest Mallet
Regere
Bank of France
Eee
J.P. Morgant’ Co
Smith Seeks Health Data on Ashley Hotel Waiters Law
Councilman Claude L. Ashley introduced an ordinance requiring hotel and restaurant waiters to pass a physical exam to curb contagious diseases. Referred to the board of health, Dr. Claude A. Smith is gathering data from other cities and will report at the next meeting. The ordinance awaits council action and may become law.
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Claude L. Ashley
Board of Health
Ashle Ft
Claude A. Smith
Smith
Mystery Shrouds Balkan Situation and Diplomacy
Balkan crisis unfolds with Turkey ceding Turkish zone to Bulgaria west of the Maritza river under a Torco-Bulgarian protocol. Greece leans toward Entente, Venizelos pulls political leverage as possible joint action with Britain and France looms. Bulgaria pledges armed neutrality, stressing defensive mobilization and no aggression toward Russia, Romania, or Greece.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
London
Turkey
Demotika
Adrianople
Yesternday
Narodni Pravs
Dedenghatch
Maritza River
Venizelos
Athens
Greece
Paris
Serbia
Salonika
Wuonaon
Francis B. H. Eliot
Reuter
Amsterdam
M. Radoslavoff
Berlin
Tageblat
Sofia
Rusiania
M. Radoslavak
Bishop's Secretary Surrenders to Police
Assistant Chief E. B. Jett reports New York police have Stowers in custody. Bishop Nelson says he trusted Stowers for eight to ten years and knew him as efficient. Nelson will conduct a thorough check, while Atlanta officials are advised to hold Stowers until further notice.
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Stowers
Police
E. Bh
Jett
New York City
Bishop Nelson
New York
Atlanta
Austria Protests to United States on War Material Trade
Amsterdam reports Vienna says US must not militarize by supplying war material. Austria-Hungary urges curbs on exports to maintain neutrality. Washington unused reply noted. Austro-Hungarian envoy advised no further notes, as President Wilson stays firm.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
United States
Austria-hungary
Washington
Gual
England
South Africa
Muist
Paul Finicke
Winicke
Workington
Austro-Hungary
Austria
Constantin Dumbba
Wilson
Br. Dumba
James F. Archibald
No Hope For Recovery Of Man Stabbed By Brother
Columbus Georgia September 26 Special W T Holland remains in a very serious condition at the city hospital after a driving argument with his two brothers I H Holland the man who stabbed him and G G Holland are still in the city jail awaiting the outcome of his condition
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Columbus
W.T. Holland
Hospita
H. Holland
Jall
New Evidence Found in River Murder Case in Georgia
Columbus Georgia September 26. Solicitor George C Palmer plans to present strong new evidence to the Harris County grand jury in October to obtain true bills against alleged murderers of J E Melton Max Melton and John Leake whose mutilated bodies were found in the Chattahoochee River months ago. Special detectives and county officers are prepared to present damaging facts as jurors convene.
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Columbus
Spe
Vial
George C. Palmer
Harris County Grand Jury
J. E. Melton
Max Melton
John Leake
Chattahoochee River
Harris County
Palmer
Open air annex at Tenth Street School opens
The new open air annex to the Tenth Street School opens this morning with four rooms and about 180 pupils across the first four grades. Classes are optional and two weeks behind the regular schedule, with time lapses considered bridgeable. The negro night school will convene Friday at 7 pm in the Young Street School with C. I. Harper in charge.
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Tenth Street
Yonge Sirest
Harper
Local detectives hunt nine suspects in whisky raid
Detectives arrested nine Black individuals Saturday afternoon and evening on whisky charges, seizing four cases of liquor. Bonds set at 200 each. Persons named include John Brown, 13 Butter Street. Whel Wilson, 28 Haines Street. Hood Worthy, 825 Mangum Street. Others cited for street selling include Rasa 158 Butler Street. Coy Tate 84 Brannum Street. Joel Pritchett 38 A Brannum Street. Floyd Kellog 227 West Hunter Street. Rollie Lee 146 Parson Street. Oscar Watson 156 Auburn Avenue.
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Roberts
Chambers
Drax
Uraay
John Brown
Georgia Tech Opens 28th Session At 8 This Morning
Georgia Tech begins its twenty eighth annual session today at 8 o'clock with Dr. K G Matheson calling a 9 o'clock chapel meeting where the president dean registrar Governor Harris and others will speak. Enrollment includes students from New York Kansas New Mexico Brazil Mexico Texas and all Georgia's bordering states the largest in school history.
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Georgia School of Technology J
K. G. Matheson
Harris
New York
Kansas
New Mexico
Brazil
Mexico
Texas
Georgia
Panama and United States draft new canal pact revealed
A draft treaty proposed by Panama seeks to replace the 1962 pact. It would transfer Panama railroad lands to Panama with exceptions, regulate taxes, exempt U S made machinery, allow two interior railroads, and set up military defense obligations. It envisions bonds, wartime convertibility, and joint arbitration with Brazil Chile and Argentina.
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Panama
United States
Panama Railroad
Colon
Raroad
Ater
Canal
Balboa and
Cristobal
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Mrs Edward H Roberts Victims of Sunday Morning Deaths
Two elderly women died Sunday morning at their homes. One at 250 Juniper Street left seven year old survivors including Mrs Carter H Page of Fort Myers Florida along with two Roberts daughters and a son. The other, Mrs Pyrene L Johnson aged 80 at 481 Courtland Street, leaves one daughter Miss Verne Johnson. The body will be sent to Piedmont Alabama.
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Ruwarent
Apperti
Juniper Street
Carter H.page
Fort, Meyers, Fia
Kate "C.roberts
Emma Stoberts
Jone
Frederick H. Roberts
Charlotte, N.C
Frederick W.garlyle
Saginaw, Mich
Pyrene L. Johnson
Courtland Street
Verne Johnson
Piedmont
Ala
The Forsyth This Week Vaudeville Preview Show
The Forsyth hosts a varied vaudeville week with Metropolitan Opera dancers and stars like Flo Irwin Clara Morton and Harry Breen. An Atlanta winter run opens with the farce A Pair of Sixes plus Field Minstrels and animated cartoons. Local critics anticipate strong crowds through Thursday to Saturday engagements.
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Gil
Metropolitan Opera Mouse Ballet
George
May LeFevre
Atanvans
Vaude— Ville
Flo Irwin
May Trwin
Clara Morton
Mortons
Frank Sheen
Mustrali
Harry Breen
Hickey Brothers
Reed Brothers
Hayes
Thatcher
Bray
Current
Pathe News Weekly
Atlanta
Raa
Nrajeed
Wach
Wingo
al G. Field Greater Minstrels
Ausata
alWave
Mme
Enis
Esption
Louis- Me
Hert Swor
Bily
Apianta
Medical Education Planned for China
The Rockefeller Foundation reports plans for a comprehensive medical education system in China based on four months of expert observation. Commission members include Harry Pratt Judson, Boxer B. Greene, and Francis W. Weabody. The China Medical Board was formed from their findings, aiming to set a model for other centers if viable.
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New York
China
Plana
China Medical Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Boxer B. Greene
United States
Hankow
Francis W. Weabody
Harvard Medical School
China Medical Lidard
America
Europe
The
American Tank Ship Released by British
London reports the American tank steamer Corning released at Kirkwall after docking for Malmo Sweden with refined petroleum and naphtha. The American embassy seeks explanation from the State Department for the detention. Also noted is the Norwegian steamer Vitalia detained at Falmouth for Rotterdam cargo. Dutch trust notice led to the action while consignment was not recognized as engaged for them. A consignment from New York aboard the British steamer Buffalo bound for Christiania was seized as enemy destination cargo.
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London
Corning
Baton Rouge
Malmo
Sweden
Haseen
Kirkwall
Forumn
Vitalia
New York
Rotterdam
Falmouth
Nethlands Overseas Trust
Buffalo
New Yor
Hull
Christiania
S. O. S signal traced to practical joker
San Francisco officials say the distress call received by Pacific coast radio stations last night was a hoax. After a night of attempting to contact the steamer Harvard en route to Los Angeles, communications were restored and all was well.
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N Francisco
Harvard
Los Angeles
Austrians Set Fire to Steamer Sant Anna
The Fabre line steamer Sant Anna arriving from New York via the Azores reports a fire in her cargo. Commanders cite evidence that five Austrian passengers with false names started the blaze. Three of the passengers are said to have been arrested while the others jumped overboard.
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Naples
Faris
Fabre Line
Sant’ Anna
New York
Azores Islands
Summter Negro Killed in Americus Ga Shooting
Kenry Walker, a colored man, shot and killed James Hill of the Johnson plantation in Sumter County last night. Walker and a woman were at her home when Hill opened fire, wounding Walker and injuring one of Hill's arms. Walker says he acted in self defense.
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Americus
Kenry Walker
James Hill
Johnson Plantation
Darken Gray Hair Look Young with Q Ban Color Restorer
An ad promises quick results for gray hair using Q Ban Color Restorer paired with Q Ban shampoo. It claims natural darkening, root action, improved scalp health, dandruff prevention, and a single 1 oz bottle for 40 cents, available at Jacobs’ eleven drug stores in Atlanta and by parcel post for out-of-town buyers.
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Jacobs
Atlanta
Parcel Post
Indian Totem Pole Helps Keep Away Bill Collectors
Frank Reynolds publicity manager of the Ansing hotel has a roadside Indian totem pole from a friend in Canada. He explains he uses the decoration to deter bill collectors, claiming it keeps away calls and is a remarkably effective charm.
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Frank Reynolds
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