Lucy Cobb Pupils Shine In Spanish Gipsies Tableau
Commencement week opens in Athens with the Lucy Cobb chorus performing The Spanish Gipsies under Miss Lucy Logan Desha. The outdoor vineyard setting delighted audiences as the cast displayed polished singing and acting with notable leads Miss Bryarley Miss Reid and Miss Reed praised for charm and individuality. The production impressed with refined choruses and a skilled orchestra, signaling strong talent at Lucy Cobb.
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Lucy Cobb
Lucy Logan Desha
Spain
Margaret Bryarley
Ruth Reid
Lola
Dolores
Bryarley
Reid
Buntee Reed
Smeralda
Hunter Barnett
Zerlina
Isabel
Among the Breakers presented by State Normal School seniors
The State Normal School senior class will present the play Among the Breakers on Saturday evening May 23 at 8:30 in the auditorium. It features David Muray and Larry Divine at Fairpoint Light with Widow Hunter and Bruce Hunter among the cast, including Clyde McCraine, Mildred Wood, Jessie Hogg, Bessie Copeland and Susie Bethes.
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State Normal School
David Muray
Fairpoint Light
Jennie Icklighter
Larry Divine
Carolyn Vance
Bruce Hunter
Mary Olmstead
Clarence Hunter
Jessie Hogg
Peter Paragraph
Clyde McCraine Scud
Hunter
Mildred Wood
Minnie Daze
Vodammie Ellington Bess Starbright
Ethel Landram
Mother Carey
Bessie Copeland
Biddy Bean
Susie Bethes
Bishop Bratton to Preach at Emmanuel Church in Athens
Bishop Bratton of the Diocese of Mississippi will preach the annual commencement baccalaureate sermon at Lucy Cobb Institute then preach at Emmanuel Church in Athens tomorrow evening. Emmanuel Church services include Holy Communion at 7 30 am Sunday School at 9 45 am morning prayers at 11 am and evening prayers and sermon at 8 30 pm with Bishop Bratton the preacher.
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Bratton
Diocese of Mississippi
Athens
Lucy Cobb Institute
Emmanual Church
Emmanuel Church
Mississippi
Troy Beatty
Southern Mill Team to Meet Georgia Second Nine in A Game
At 3 30 this afternoon on Sanford Field the Southern Manufacturing team faces the University of Georgia second nine. A good crowd is expected to attend this baseball matchup.
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Sanford Field
Southern Manufacturing
University of Georgia
Mysterious shots fired at Athens dentist home
Dr. M. T. Summerlin a well known Athens dentist living on Milledge avenue was fired on at his hen house early yesterday morning. He escaped unarmed and fled toward the house as two more shots were fired. A hen was found dead strangled in the yard. Police searched but found no trace of the shooter.
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M. T. Summerlin
Athens
Milledge Avenue
Constitutionalists in Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls debate
Washington reports division among constitutionalist officials over sending a representative to Niagara Falls for mediation information. Carranza has not decided. Vice Consul Silliman, arrested at Saltillo and condemned to death, arrived in Mexico City. U.S. consulate archives reportedly seized. Garrison heads to Atlantic City for a brief vacation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Silliman
Saltillo
Mexico City
United States
Garrison
Atlantic City
Jarrell to Preach Gordon Institute Commencement Sermon
Rev Charles C Jarrell pastor of First Methodist leaves today for Barnesville to deliver the commencement sermon at Gordon Institute. Rev G S Frazer of Watkinsville will fill the First Methodist pulpit here as a strong young preacher and capable worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. G. &. Frazer
Watkinsville
Charles C. Jarrell
First Methodist
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
G. S. Frazer
Benedict to Remain in Athens Despite Move Talk
The friends of Dr. S. Ravaud Benedict are glad he will not move to Birmingham now. He has postponed removal plans from Athens and returned from Macon where his father was improving but critically ill.
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Dr. S. Ravaud
Benedict
Birminghm
Athens
Macon
Covington Trade Bill 15 Laid Aside
Washington May 22 The Covington trade commission bill was laid aside for final passage as administration anti trust program proceeds. Final vote to follow after Clay ton anti trust bill and railroad securities measure with completion expected in about three weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Loase
Covington Trade Commission
Costa's Cafe Hosts Georgia Championship Baseball Team
Costa's Cafe welcomed the Georgia championship baseball team yesterday from 6 to 7 PM with delicious ices and Costa cordiality. Captain Rucker Ginn will compliment the team at another similar gathering this afternoon at the same place and time.
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Costa's
Georgia
Costa
Rucker Ginn
Atlanta Police move on Burns and assistants
The Atlanta Police commission adopted a special committee report charging William J. Burns and assistants C. C. Tedder Charles Sears Dan Lehn W. D. Mell Worth W. W. Rogers and Whitfield with operating 11 Atlanta without police consent. Recorder Broyles to bind over to state court under 1892 private detective statute. Lehon says Burns may be arrested if he returns tomorrow. assistants posted bonds.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Police Commission
Recorder’s Court
William J. Burns
C. C. Tedder
Charles Sears
Dan Lehn
W. D. Mel Worth
W. W. Rogers
Whitfield
Police Commission
Broyles
Sears
Georgia
Lehon
Burns
Respite Granted for Death Row In Gray Murder Case
Governor Slaton granted Nick Wilburn a two weeks respite to allow his lawyer to appear before the prison commission. Wilburn is under death sentence for the murder of John King at Gray Georgia, reported from Atlanta on May 22.
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Atlanta
Nick Wilburn
Slaton
Wilburn
John King
Gray, Georgia
Mellen testifies in antitrust inquiry about Grand Trunk deal
Charles Mellen former president of the New Haven Railroad testified before the interstate commerce commission investigation. He faced criminal indictment under the Sherman act for Grand Trunk transactions involving J. P. Morgan. Mellen said the charge would have hurt Morgan and recalled suffering to protect his father. His testimony concluded.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Iaven
Southern Presbyterian Assembly to Meet in Newport News
The General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian church selects Newport News, Virginia, as the meeting place for next year. A local ad notes Arnold & Abney offering jAngel Cakes at 25c and sliced boiled ham at 40c, with fresh produce like green beans and new potatoes advertised.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Arnold & Abney
Methodist commission names to reconvey Vanderbilt rights
Eight clergymen and eight laymen were named to reconvey to the original patronizing conferences any rights of the church over Vanderbilt University and to study establishing a new university as a representative church educational institution. The college of bishops adopted a plan of Episcopal visitation with listed bishops and dates for visits in several cities.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Vanderbilt University
College of Bishops
Episcopal Visitation
W. A. Candler
Dawson
Andalusia
Ala
H. C. Morrison
Arcadia
Fla
Collins Denny
Marietta
Columbus
Miss
R. G. Waterhouse
Shelbyville
N. C
Washington
Thirteen Apply For Church Membership at Oconee Street
Thirteen persons applied for church membership last night at Oconee street church amid a week of special services. Several conversions were confessed as interest deepened. Rev. P. A. Kellette has been preaching, and Rev. T. M. Sullivan of Comer will arrive tomorrow for several days of extended meetings with Pastor Sullivan.
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Oconee Street Church
P. A. Kellette
Sullivan
T. M. Sullivan
Comer
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Eberhart Davis Firm
A petition for involuntary bankruptcy was filed yesterday morning in the U S district court clerk’s office against the firm of Eberhart Davis, with Judge W G Cornett presiding and principal creditor Kenneth Bernstein. A hearing for receivership is set for Monday. the firm’s attorney contends the business is not insolvent and should not be adjudged bankrupt.
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Eberhart Davis
United States Court
W. G. Cornett
Kenrg S. Bernstein
Claude Taft Chapman 4 Dies at Clarke County Burial
Claude Taft Chapman four year old son of Mr and Mrs E M Chapman died after a brief illness described as a form of bowel trouble. He was buried yesterday at the family burial ground near their Clarke county home. The child was noted for his bright disposition.
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Clarke County
Claude Taft Chapman
E. M. Chapman
New Vaudeville Bill at the Majestic Presents The Three Oclock Train
The Majestic theater debuts a full change of play and acts this week with The Three Oclock Train as the new bill. New songs, hits, and clever stunts headline matinee at 3 30 and 5 00 including a close to the current vaudeville engagement.
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The
Majestic
the Majestic
Fine photos of the champions of South
In the Electric Shop window tastefully arranged are pictures this morning of Coach Bean, Captain Rucker Ginn, the new captain Tiny Henderson, and every member of the team this spring with a G on their front. A big crowd gathered around the window all evening and late last night.
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Coach Bean
Rucker Ginn
Tiny" Henderson
Mediation Progresses in South American Talks at Niagara Falls
Three separate conferences were held today among South American envoys and American representatives in Niagara Falls. Mexicans were not invited. One mediator said Constitutionalists would not be invited again. White House communications followed by mediator discussions noted progress in each session.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
United States
White House
Case Car Immersed In River Near Peyton’s Ferry
Athens traveler Ed M. White drove a Case car onto a ferry at Peyton’s Ferry over the Broad River. The ferry slipped back sending the car into five feet of water with the radiator at a sharp angle. Workers lifed and dried the car after eight to nine hours of effort.
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Ed M. White
Athens Hardware Company
Athens
Peyton
Broad River
Bowman
Jupiter
Death toll rises after steamer gangplank collapse
In Hoboken on May 22 the overloaded gangplank from the Frederick the Eighth broke, sending many into the Hudson river and onto the dock. Two drowned, a child missing believed drowned, two more unaccounted for, ten injured. Junk Peterson, hospitalised insane, blamed himself for failing to save a friend's child who vanished. Crew members dove in to rescue others.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. Y
Frederick the Eighth
Hudson River
Junk
Peterson
Indictments in Leo Frank case cited for perjury and bribery
Five Fulton county grand jury indictments charge bribery coercion and perjury in efforts to secure a new trial for Leo M. Frank sentenced to death for Mary Phagan’s murder. Warrants named Rev Jh Ragsdale and R L Barber with others. Contempt proceedings against detective Burng and Lehon set for hearing.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Fulton County Grand Jury
Rev. Jh. Ragsdale
R. L. Barber
Arthur Thurman
Daniels Lehon
Carlton C. Tedter
Wm. J. Burng
Lehon
Ben. H. Hill Lore
Second Child to Die Within Week in Vandiver Family
Margaret Vandiver aged five died after a measles relapse, seven days after her baby brother. both children of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Vandiver. Margaret was taken by train to Lavonia for funeral and burial following the 10:30 morning departure over the S A L line.
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Margaret Vandiver
Lavonia
Mrs
E. C. Vandiver
Woman Chains Herself to Chair to Halt Ejection at Theater
In London on May 22 suffragettes disrupted a King's Theatre performance as guards tried to remove a woman who had chained herself to a chair to prevent ejection. The chain had to be filed in two places before she could be removed.
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Associated Press
London
King’s Theater
Rummage Sale Opens At 9 30 A M In Moss Building
The Philathea class of First Baptist church holds a rummage sale starting at 9 30 this morning in Moss Building beside Dorsey s to raise funds for church activities and needs.
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First Baptist Church
Sale Notice for Brick Sawdust and Pine Slabs in Moss Building
An advertisement lists items for sale including brick sawdust and pine slabs delivered in any quality. It mentions a Moss building location next to Dorsey and Co's Furniture house and lists contact Harold H. Hinton with phone number 4 2. It references sending funds to delegate to the Columbus convention and various product lines such as California oranges and grapefruit.
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Columbus
Moss Building
Dorsey & Co
Harold H. Hinton
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SNS
Emmanuel
Southern Mill
Dilliman
C. Jarrell
DR. S. R. Benedict
Covington
Millen
Virginia Town
Denny
North Georgia
Champions OF
South
Mr. White
Terra Firma
Dorsey's
California
Grape
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