Candler Pledges 3 to 1 Match for Wesley Memorial Plan
A fundraising drive to build a new Wesley Memorial hospital in Atlanta seeks $50,000 in pledges with Georgia philanthropist Mrs. Candler offering to match every dollar raised at three to one. The effort, led by the Ways and Means Committee, aims to grow the current facility at Ivy and Auburn into a larger nonsectarian hospital serving state patients and the city, with Mrs. Tucker as chair and Mrs. Winship contributing initial sums.
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
Ivy
Auburn
Ann G Candie
Pauisais
Asan Candler
Candler
Lberty
Weasley Memorial Hospital
South
Hosress
Warren A. Candler
Bishop Candler
Ways and Maana
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Ways and Meana
Benny H. Tucker
Georgia Methodists
G Candler Sr
George Winship
John & Miller
Atlanta Ga
Third National Bank
Ouracirea
Ways and Means Committee
Henry H Tucker
WB. Prescott
John A. Bfiliet
Treasuerar
RP Milam
George c Thompson
W' A. Candler
North
Georgia
Georgia Governor Slaton Commutes Dr McNaughton Case
Governor Slaton, after exhaustive review and hearings, commutes the death sentence of Dr W J McNaughton to life imprisonment. The decision ends a high profile murder case, with James D. Flanders the victim, and details noted in a lengthy written opinion. The governor cites circumstantial evidence and expert opinions, expressing duty to act while noting possible future candor about gubernatorial responsibilities. The clemency decision arrives amid broader commentary on executive mercy.
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Slaton
W J Mel Naughton
Lfe
Blatan
Fred Flanders
McNaughton
Covena
Emanuel County
Emanuel Superior Court
Supreme Court
Prisce Commission
Bert
Fefendant
McNeughton
Binton
Constitution Road Map Of Georgia Offered Monday
The Constitution will give away its road map of Georgia Monday to auto owners. Frank C. Beatty, president of the Savannah Automobile Association, directed the map’s подготовка detailing highways south of Atlanta Athens and Augusta and north of Albany Darien and Savannah. Two maps per car may be provided to accommodate chauffeurs.
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Georgia
Frank C. Beatty
The
Savannah Automobile Association
Beatty
Atlanta
Athens
Augusta
Albany
Darien
Savannah
Man of 62 Seeks Wife Who Can Cook Now
W F Dennard a 63 year old bachelor with seven grandchildren and twenty seven great grandchildren seeks a wife who can cook and do housework. He has worked in Atlanta’s sanitary department for nineteen years and plans to work twenty more. He wants a cooking wife about 45 who can nourish him, with looks unimportant, and is seeking proposals through The Constitution or directly. He is willing to exchange photographs for consideration.
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Dennard
Ike
Anxiou
Dennarda
Atlanta
Sanitary Department
Niineteen
Sam
Mr Dennard
Brad
Nelson Street
HU Gon
Man Threatens Wife Then Slashes Self in Madison
Buck Pitts a 30 year old Athens salesman, after holding his wife at knifepoint for two hours in a locked room, cut his own throat as rescuers broke in. Pitts died en route to hospital. authorities say he had been separated from his wife for months and had arrived in Madison from Athens the night before.
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Buck Pitts
Ansley
Mira Ansley
Pitts
Madison
Sharif
Athens
Orie ‘Mally
Walter Ansley
Dorsey
Priest Appointed to Run New Haven Saloons
In New Haven the court appoints Rev. Father Polak, pastor of the Ruthenian Greek Catholic church, as administrator of Leon Anloki estate and manager of two city saloons. The clergyman, reluctantly agreeing, becomes legally responsible for both under excise law.
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New Haven
Iat m
Father Polak
Greak Catholic Church
Leon Anloki
Tariff Surplus Aims At 16 Million Under New Law
Washington reports a surplus range from 1.09 million to 16 million expected under the new tariff law, per Senator Simmons. Conference talks conclude most items with compromise. only the cotton futures tax remains unsettled as reports near completion. House and Senate prepare to vote on the conference report as a whole with a potential rematch on the cotton futures amendment.
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Washington
Simmons
Joint Conference Committee
House
Senate
Wixperta
Treasury Department
Home
Illinois
Serena Payne
New York
Joseph W. Wordncy
Michigan
Porfirio Diaz Returns to Lead Mexican Army in Crisis
Mexico City reports General Porfirio Diaz, ex-president, summoned from exile to resume active service as invaders threaten. Diaz, now in Bla France, is deemed too aged for front-line duty but may advise. Campaigns surge as Gambos and unions plot strategy with Catholic and liberal factions.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
War Department
Diaz
Madera Gambos
Trederica Gamboa
Veld
Catholic Party
Sonor Gamboa
Dblock
Ieabounds
Brexico
Mont
Lberals
Senor Gamboa
General Rascon
Huerte
Huerta
Income Tax Law Details for 1914 Returns
Washington emphasizes new income tax rules with exemptions for Wilson and judges. It projects $82,298,000 from individuals and $35,000,000+ from corporations, with March 1 filing for March 1 to December 31 income periods. Taxes at source begin for employers and self reporting includes exemptions, deductions, and progressive rates up to 7 percent.
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Wilson
Fiona
Internal Revenue
Weather Prophecy Unsettled Outlook From Local Station
Unsettled weather forecast shows variable conditions with no extreme temperatures. Reported figures include a mean temperature around 24.45 degrees, no rainfall in the last 24 hours, and deficiencies noted since the month’s start and since January 1.
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Profirio Diaz
Madero
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Cay
Boston
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Leaton
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Cody
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Montgomery
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Franciseco
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