MAN SUSPECTED IN HOSPITAL MYSTERY
A hospital burglary ends with a white male suspect, a choking incident, and limited clues. Nurses recall faint noises while doctors on duty heard nothing, leaving police and staff unsure of the intruder’s identity or motive. A silver mesh bag and a chloroform bottle are among the items noted.
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T. N. Skelton
Covington
Miss Conard
F. E. Morris
S. C. Colley
Miss Bogen
Dr. Colley
Dr. Morris
Atlanta to Get Next B. Y. P. U. Convention
MACON June 18 Rev William Russell Owen of Atlanta will be re elected president of the Georgia Baptist Young People's Union with no opposition Atlanta will host the 1914 convention The B Y P U was organized in Macon sixteen years ago with fifty delegates This is the first time the organization has met here since then About 300 delegates attend the present meeting
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Macon
William Russell Owen
Atlanta
Georgia Baptist Young People’s Union
Law
Law School
Langes Hotel
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
A. J. Cobb
Athens
Boykin Wright
Augusta
Marcus W. Beck
B. H. Hill
D. W. Meadow
Elberton
H. A. Nix
Commerce
Meldrim
Georgia
Cam Dorsey
Clark Howell
R. E B. Park
Victor Victor
George Harrison
D. E. McCamy
Dalton
I. Funkenstein
L. Michaels
Timothy Lew
China
Funkenstein
George Barrett
Calvin George
Madison
Georgia Philathea Union in Convention
The annual State Philathea Union convention opened in Dublin with welcomes from the Dublin Baracas and Philathas. Addresses will feature Miss Madge Newman of Athens Miss Lucy May Hooten of College Park Miss Roberta Smith of Dublin Dr J L White of Macon and Rev John Boman of Athens.
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Dublin
Dothan Fire Causes $200,000 in District Damages
Fire of unknown origin erupted at 2 a m in Dothan Alabama injuring six hours of firefighting. The blaze damaged a hotel two stables a furniture store and a dry goods house in the business district with an estimated loss of 200000.
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Dothan
Ala
Noise Cuts Life Says Chicago Investigator
Chicago Alderman Willis O Nance chairman of the council noise reduction committee says unnecessary noise shortens thousands of lives and crowds insane asylums with patients He cites 65000 sick residents needing protection from noise Also mentions a Sunday American symposium on flirting with varied opinions from Clara Morris and Anthony Comstock.
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Chicago
Willis O. Nance
Council
Nance
Sunday American
Clara Morris
Anthony Comstock
Break Class Barriers Says Senator Lewis at Georgia U Commencement
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois spoke at the University of Georgia commencement in Athens on June 18 delivering the baccalaureate address. He urged reform and discussed government as a core human struggle, while alumni events and class honors highlighted the day including medals and diplomas for the class of 1913 and reunions of earlier classes.
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Athens
University of Georgia
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
G. L. Williams
Lawrenceville
R. H. Freeman
Newnan
W. H. Lanier
Metter
R. D. Duke
Newborn
E. L. Jackson
Jackson
David C. Barrow
Lewis
Fuller Callaway
Augsia
Governor Brown
Slaton
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
G. A. Nunnally
Rome
Nash Broyles
Atlanta
Claude Bond
Royston
John EB. Davidson
Comer
Jh. L. Jackson
George Williams
R. W. Allen
Thomaston
R. R. Childs
B. H. Hunnicutt
Brazil
South America
Co. M. Reiger
E. T. Miller
Columbus
C. H. Stone
B. PB
Eminent police chief proposes plans to encourage love making
A noted police superintendent unveils new measures to promote affection and romance, described as intriguing and instructive for readers of spoonerized humor and social commentary in THE SUNDAY AMERICAN.
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Spooners
Sunday American
Music at Grant and Piedmont Parks Assured
Grant Park and Piedmont Park will host music for the remainder of the season likely starting next Sunday. Park Board President J. Cochran and Georgia Railway and Electric Company Manager W. J. Glenn secured funds, with potential equal contributions to ensure concerts split between the parks. The Fifth Regiment Band has played two well received concerts to about 10,000 attendees each, and community demand supports continued series with Georgia Railway and Electric matching funds.
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Grant Park
Piedmont Park
J. ©. Cochran
Park Board
W. #J. Glenn
Geonzia Railway and Electric Company
Cochran
Fifth Regiment
W. H. Glenn
The
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Paris Paper Hoaxed By Mrs W H Taft
Liberte printed a sensational interview from a woman posing as Mrs W H Taft claiming support for suffrage and praising Wilson. The hoax exposed the next day as false. Taft and Mrs Taft were in New Haven, Connecticut, at the time.
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Paris
W. H. Taft
Atlanta
Liberte
United States
America
Wilson
Taft
Mrs. Taft
New Haven, Conn
Pipe Health Asset Claims Harvard Man
Dr. H. P. Jefferson, a Harvard graduate and lecturer, argues pipe smoking is healthful and suggests a twisted wire in the stem to remove oils and dangerous elements. He says the pipe keeps smoke dry and sweet, enhances pleasure, and is best for adults, while cautioning against use by children and noting a preference over cigarettes and cigars.
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Boston
H. P. Jefferson
Harvard
Senators Propose Graduated Tax on Large Corporations
Washington June 18 Senator Hitchcock introduced an income tax amendment for corporations with capital over 100 million and controlling more than 25 percent of a product. It would levy 10 percent on net annual profits for 100 million firms with 25 percent output control, 15 percent above 33 1 3 percent, and 25 percent at 50 percent control.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Pribilof Islanders Face Famine Delayed Aid
The Department of Commerce says famine threatens Pribilof Islands in Alaska due to delay in sundry civil bill passage. Food supplies last about one month, and even a San Francisco vessel could not reach the island before July 6.
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Washington
Pribilof Islands
Alaska
Department of Commerce
San Francisco
State and County Tax Returns Now at Pryor and Hunter
Office corner Pryor and Hunter Streets. T. M. Armistead, Tax Receiver.
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Pryor and
Hunter Streets
T. M. Armistead
PUT YOUR MONEY IN THE GROUND Real estate ad
Real estate remains a solid investment with no season. Opinion piece urges readers to buy real estate now, invest in land, and improve property to secure the future despite market stringencies. It emphasizes buying only affordable, development-ready property and notes Hearst papers advocate real estate.
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Europe
America
Joseph
Wall Street
Hearst
Pankhurst Matriarch In Grave Condition In London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst founder of the militant suffrage movement and WSPU leader lies gravely ill in bed after release from Holloway jail following a hunger strike. She suffers acute dyspepsia heart exhaustion and a nervous collapse as government actions threaten to arrest Christabel Pankhurst in Paris for conspiracy. Anne Hyde and Janet Bunton fined for attempting a suffragette meeting in Downing Street.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Women's Social and Political Union
Holloway
Mrs. Pankhurst
Christabel Pankhurst
Aequith
Paris
Gail
Miss Pankhurst
Anne Hyde
Janet Bunton
Downing Street
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Georgia Philathea Union
State Philathea Union
Maxwell House
Pali
Virginia
Cash Grocery CO
Whitehall
Senator J. Ham Lewis
Brown
Treasury Department
Douglasville
J. L. Robinson
B. I. Segall
Collins
William H. Smith
Gainesville
R. T. Stevens
H. Wiley
Sparta
George L. Williams
Joseph Yampolsky
A. F. Autrey
LaGrange
S. T. Brewton
Claxton
W. E. Campbell
Frank Carter
E. P. Clark
Hephzibah
Hugh Conklin
Z. S. Cowan
H. A. Crane
W. B. Ingram
Reynolds
J. W. Lindsey
E. F. McCarty
C. McCrary
George H
Noble
Grady Padgett
Reidsville
G. A. Sancken
Gus York
Quartz
M. W. Fitzpatrick
Jeffersonville
R. T. Goodwin
T. F. Jones
Mansfield
H. G. Kelley
Monticello
Florentino Pino
Havana
Cuba
Estaban Pino
E. I. Ransom
Rhodes Slade
B. Hill
R. L. Ballard
Forest Park
W. T. Bennett
Maxeys
W. J. Boyer
Morris Station
F. D. Garrison
Cornelia
R. P. Howard
Barnesville
Julian Liddell
L. S. Watson
Logansville
J. B. Williams
Fort Valley
Miss
M. T. Deen
Waycross
S. K. Dick
C. W. Gunnels
Bronwood
Hiles Hamilton
H. C. Hutchens
M. H. Lanier
J. M. Lynch
Florence
S. C
W. A. Mann
Milner
L. A. Mills
John
Brunswick
Roy Wallace
Rutledge
H. G. Wood
Jasper
Pharmacy
R. FE. Butterly
Wrightsville
A. L. Norman
Norman Park
W. A. Orr
H. G. Parrish
Brooklet
E. M. Seabrook
E. B. Benson
Hartwell
Grant and
Piedmont
AS Pak
Railway
Pipe Health Asset
Harvard Man
Pankhurst
France
Whitehall Street
Mitchell St
Trinity Ave
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Buffet
Indiana Refrigerators
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