Quo Vadis opens at the Grand with clergy invited
The Georgian invites Atlanta clergy to attend the photo drama Quo Vadis at the Grand on Monday June 16 with matinee or night showings. The film, featuring 9 000 feet of footage, portrays Nero and the early Christians and has drawn large crowds in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Reserved seats for ministers are available at the box office for a one week engagement.
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Atlanta
George Kleine
Messrs
Cohan and
Harris
Jake Wells
Nero
Rome
Sienkiewicz
Vinitius
Lygia
Astor Theater
New York
McVickers
Chicago
Garrick
Philadelphia
Wells
Militants Use Real Bombs in Ballot War
Militant suffragettes began using real bombs in Runcorn England as a train crossing the bridge tossed an infernal machine into a street. The device exploded tearing a hole in the road, breaking windows and causing pedestrians to be knocked down by the blast.
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Runcorn
England
Runcorn Bridge
Evidence of martial law in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek
Charleston June 12 The Senate committee investigation shows martial law declared three times in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal fields with citizens tried by a military commission and sentenced to prison. Three or four persons were reportedly intimated by guards. Witnesses say militiamen molested citizens returning from a post office.
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Charleston
W. VA
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Senate Committee
Milwaukee Singers End Europe Tour In Berlin
American group known as the Milwaukee Singers will disband in Berlin tomorrow after a 13 concert tour across Germany and Austria. They report warm receptions and donate all proceeds to the poor of each city performed in.
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Berlin
Europe
Germany
Austria
U S System of Baling Cotton Is Attacked
In Scheveningen at the International Cotton Federation session American delegates urged changing the baling system on economic grounds to secure the staple, despite opposition from the trust. The meeting made headway toward a directional change, as reported by The Sunday American in the South.
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Scheveningen
International Cotton Federation
Tip Trust
Expensive glass es. Don’t neglect your eyes on ac count
An advertising notice from A. K. Hawkes Co. opticians at 14 Whitehall promotes affordable eyewear. It promises correct lenses in aluminum frames at a moderate price and invites customers to view them.
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A. K. Hawkes Co. Opticians
Whitehall
Start Campaign to Reduce Baby Deaths
A conference on infant welfare opened in Albany with a plan to launch a vigorous campaign to lower infant mortality. The public health commission urged cities over 10 000 population to establish infant welfare stations and noted significant infant lives saved over the past three years.
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Albany
Special Public Health Commission
Sulzer
E. Porter
Dentists Convene in Columbus With Atlanta Leaders Presiding
The Georgia State Dental Society held its 46th annual meeting in Columbus. Dr. DeLos Hill of Atlanta presided, with Mayor L H Chappell and Dr. J W Pierce delivering welcome addresses. Dr. S W Foster of Atlanta gave the response while President Hill and officers Forbes and Zirkle, all Atlantans, presented their reports during the morning session.
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Columbus
Georgia State Dental Society
DeLos Hill
Atlanta
L. H. Chappell
J. W. Pierce
S. W. Foster
Hill
Forbes
Zirkle
Calhoun Youth Ends Life With Carbolic Acid
Charlie Guntz, about 25, killed himself at the New Calhoun Hotel by drinking carbolic acid in Calhoun Georgia. He was seen in good spirits earlier. He left sealed letters to his father and sweetheart and an open note to friends. He formerly lived in Dalton and has one parent in Gainesville Louisiana.
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Calhoun, GA
Charlie Guntz
New Calhoun Hotel
Dalton, Ga
Gainesville
Nutel Men Eager For Tybee Jaunt
Georgia Hotel Men's Association mid summer meeting heads for Tybee Island with hotel landlords from across the state. Atlanta and Macon delegates travel together by rail, join in Savannah luncheon, and tour the city before attending business sessions on Saturday.
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Tybee Island
Georgia Hotel Men's Association
Georgia
Tybee Hotel
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Macon
Savannah
Tybee
Athens Man Heads State Pharmacists
COLUMBUS GA June 12 Macon was chosen as the next meeting site for the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. Dr R C Wilson of the State university at Athens was elected president and Dr W A Pigman of Savannah was named vice president. The secretary treasurer term remains unchanged with no election held.
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Columbus
Macon
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
R. C. Wilson
The
State University At
Athens
W. A. Pigman
Savannah
Commerce Chamber Banquets Tech Men Celebration
A luncheon marked the Georgia School of Technology twenty fifth anniversary with about 600 guests at the Capital City Club. Governor Joseph M. Brown Tech president Dr. K G Matheson and Chamber of Commerce president W L Moore spoke as the Chamber honored Tech for its contributions to Atlanta.
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Georgia School of Technology
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City Club
Tech
Joseph M. Brown
K. G. Matheson
W. L. Moore
Roosevelt to Lecture on U S Progress in Argentina
Special Cable reports Theodore Roosevelt will visit Buenos Aires on June 12 to lecture on the progress of the United States. The former president arrives amid interest in U S relations and Latin American affairs.
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T. R
U.S
Argentina
Atlanta
Buenos Ayres
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Crackers Fail to Placate the Gods
In Hong Kong on June 12 a cyclone near Macao sank many junks and killed about 100 crew members. Chinese fearing the disaster fired bombs and crackers to placate the gods.
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Hong Kong
Macao
Miss Hazel May Young Favorite at Bonita
Miss Hazel Mae Young, the charming star of the Southern Beauty Company at the Bonita, continues to win patrons with her beauty and work. The piece promotes Bonita as a remedy for weariness and business cares.
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Hazel May
Bonita
Hazel Mae Young
Southern Beauty Company
the Bonita
The
Quo Vadis Grand Tickets On Sale For Next Week
Tickets available now for the Quo Vadis Grand with seating options and prices. Fans urged to purchase seats today ahead of next week’s event at the venue.
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Quo Vadis
Waycross May Vote On Commission Plan
Waycross faces a charter reform campaign led by W. W. Lambdin of Atlanta chairing a 30 member committee from the Board of Trade. The commission government plan has strong backing in the town.
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Waycross
W. W. Lambdin
Atlanta
Board of Trade
Commission
Pinellas School Board presses for secretary to sign warrants
In Tampa on June 12 the Pinellas County School Board seeks to compel secretary Dixie M. Hollins to sign warrants for two teachers' salaries. Hollins refused, saying the teachers lacked teaching certificates and were improperly employed, challenging the legality of their positions.
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Tampa
School Board of
Pinellas County
Dixie M. Hollins
Hollins
End of Suit Would Cure Man, Wife Says
Mrs. Peck, the professor Harry Thurston Peck’s ex wife, says in Greenwich that if Esther Quinn the stenographer who sued Peck for breach of promise forgives and withdraws the suit the professor may recover his health enough to resume lecturing within a year. The statement was made as Peck nurses back to health.
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New York
Esther Quinn
Harry Thurston Peck
Greenwich
Vallon Sues Weber Over Mortgage Money Case Set
In Monticello New York on June 13 the Supreme Court hears the Vallon versus Weber mortgage dispute over the Fallsburg summer boarding house in Sullivan County. The case notes the building as the site where four gunmen were hidden after Rosenthal’s shooting.
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Monticeleo
N. Y
Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Henry Vallon
Charles Weber
Vallon
Weber
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
House to Probe Jap Seizure of American Yacht
The House Foreign Affairs Committee will investigate Japan's seizure of the American yacht Columbia in Wakayama port if J Harvey Laden, owner, was unfairly treated. Chairman Flood said Japan cannot confiscate the yacht without congressional scrutiny.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs Today
Japan
Columbia
Wakayama
State Department
J. Harvey Laden
Flood
Congress
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Calhoun
Commerce Chamber
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Sunday American
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Chamberlin-Johnson-Du- Bose Co
Chamberlin-Johnson
Dubose Co
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Valenciennes
Linen
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
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