Local Masonic Lodges Meet Weekly in Mt Vernon Area
Directory lists Vernon Lodge and Mt Vernon Lodge 22 F and A M meeting Thursdays at Masonic Hall Clayton, and Key Stone Chapter 1 Royal Arch Masons meeting third Tuesdays. Also O. U. W., I O O F, B P O E, Knights of Pythias, and Elks chapters with regular nights and invitation notes.
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Vernon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
Clayton Street
William Pittman
W. J. R. Crane
Sec'ty
Eystone
R. A. M.keystone
Royal Arch Masons
Max Joseph
Geo. B. Davis
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson and
Clayton Streets
A. A. Brigham
C. C. John Mappin
1 Elmo Lodge
K. of P
St. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Paone
W. C. Jodran
C. C
T. H. Nickerson
Gamble Declares Candidacy for Solicitor General
Col. John B. Gamble announces his bid for Solicitor General in Georgia's Western Judicial Circuit. He appeals for citizens to withhold judgment until he can meet them and discuss his fitness and qualifications for public service. He pledges fair competition based on merit and endorses public deliberation.
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John B. Gamble
Western Judicial Circuit OF
Georgia
Circuit
Judicial Circuit
Rhode Island Republicans Face Harmonious Conventions
Providence October report on Rhode Island Republicans as they prep for state and congressional conventions with Governor Pothier seeking renomination. Analysts note the death of General Brayton alters dynamics, potential senatorial race, and possible candidates Col. Lipitt, Judge Brown, and Amos Higgins as contenders, amid party hopes to retain control of the General Assembly.
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Providence
R. I
Aram J. Pothier
Charles R. Brayton
Brayton
General Assembly
United States
Aldrich
Samuel P. Colt
SenoteGorge P. Wetmore
Colt
Senate
Colonel Lippitt
Morrow
Democratic Party
Arthur L. Brown
United States District Court
Colonel Goddard
Wetmore
Goddard
John Nicholas Brown
Marquise d’Andigne
C. Oliver Iselin
James Higgins
Pawtucket
William Sprague
Joggins
Brown University
Georgetown University Law School
Football Notes Highlight Yale Chicago Harvard and Yale Tickets
Tom Shelvin returns to New Haven to aid Yale as Yale Chicago punter Wilson earns mention for long field goals. Harvard and Yale plan a New York West Point trip by Doat this fall. Pennsylvania shows progress with the forward pass and intends to maximize its options. Yale football announces that only two tickets will be allowed per alumnus and undergraduate.
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Tom Shelvin
Yale
New Haven
University of Chicago
Wilson
Harvard
New York
West Point
Doat
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Yale Football Management
Mrs Harriet Mays Buried In Augusta
Obituary notice from Augusta detailing the death of Mrs Harriet Phinizy Mays at her mother’s home, the funeral at Greene Street, extensive floral tributes, and tributes to her character and friendships. Also includes a Chamberlains Liniment advertisement.
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Harriet Mays
Augusta
Harriet Phinizy| Mays
Charles H. Phinizy
Mays
Mrs. Mays
Miss Louise Mays
Bowdie Mays
Mr. Bowdre Phinizy
Louise Phinizy
Harriet Phinizy Mays
C. H. Phinizy
Greene I Street
S. B. Carpenter
Clarence Hanson
Miss Brown
Messrs. Delmonico
and Luck
Miss Black
Campbell Receives Georgia Road Promotion to Athens
R C Campbell a longtime Augusta Georgia Road employee leaves for Athens to assume a new agent post. He rose from entry level to a top job and is famed among shippers and friends for his steady rise and strong local ties. He is the son of the late Police R M Campbell who died recently at his post.
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Augusta Herald
Campbell
R. C. Campbell
Georgia Road
Athensa
Augusta
Athens
Mr. Campbell
R. M. Campbell
Baseball Notes From The Season Review
Addie Joss says long rest made his pitching arm strong. Athletics win over 100 games to set a record in the American League. Jimmy Burke signs to manage Indianapolis. Charlie Hickman shined in the American Association last season. Old Piano Legs starred for Toledo with a .311 average. Bill Lange to Chicago for the world series. Little Eva to receive Windy City fans. Gus Schmeltz married Miss Gertrude Meeker in New York. he once managed the Washington team and wore whiskers publicly.
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Cfwere
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Athletics
Jimmy Burke
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Charlie Hickman
Toledo
Bill Lange
Callifornia
Chicago
Windy City
Gus Schmeltz
New York
Gertrude Meeker
Gus
Washington
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Tencent
Aragon Coffee Co
Richmeed
W. C. Jordan
B. P
Fred T. Moon
Glenn Lodge
Lodge Room
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows
H. P. Lawrence
N. G
A. B. Harper
SecSty
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
E. Bancrupt. &. BR
Geo. H. Palmer
Sec’ty
Oliver
Davison-Nicholsos Co
J. D. Stevens
C. P
Mealor
Park H. Davis
America
Davin
Wellville
Pras
Miss Phinizy
Jesus
Messrs
F. B. Pope
James Tobin
John H. Davison
R. H. Land, Jr
James Jeffries
Irvin Branch
Wiliam D'Antignac Walker
E. C. Burwell
Hattie Phiniz
Earth
Caskey
Chamberlain
Compton-Ezzard ‘Drug CO
Athen A
Augusta Railroad
Georgia Railroad
Edwin Clapp
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