Women voters and shop talk in Pekin sale
Feed Tees ee the granite ae ee a Pekin. Women voters will have the same restrictions as men and must read prize own property and be twenty years old. Women are good judges of style, quality and appearance and could they express their opin ion on where really good clay can be found we would carry inhy town by a landslide. If your wife selects your clothes you can rely on her judgment. We've selected the hand somest line of Spring Suits Hats and Shoes in the city. Our makers are Rogers Peet Co Hart Schaffner Marx Manhattan Shirts Stetson Trimble Hats. Shoes from Nettleton and Howard Foster. You'll be safe in risking a woman's selection if she comes here to make it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Peet, Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Nettleton and
Howard & Foster
Engineers Convention to Convene in Harrisburg May 8
Daniel Bros. Co. CITY NEWS reports the biennial session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers begins May 8 in Harrisburg with Atlanta locals 368 684 696 and 207 sending delegates alongside John H Welch a longtime Western and Atlantic figure and Mrs Welch representing the Ladies Auxiliary. Rinktom Ditty Supper set for First Unitarian Church Friday at 1 30 with entertainment committee listing Helen Dorothea Douglas Philip Francis Malcolm Ogman and Foster Rowlett. OO F Meets Tonight Barnes Lodge of Odd Fellows plans third degree for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Harrisburg
Atlanta
John H. Welch
Atlantic
Chattanooga
Board of Adjustment
Nashville
St. Louis
OO. F
Barnes Lodge of Odd Fellows
Southland Estates in Suit Over Warranty Deeds Promise
Fifteen customers sue Southland Estates Company alleging misrepresentation in real estate sales. Plaintiffs claim company promised clear warranty deeds upon full payment, but deed delivery allegedly blocked by land control via a tie-bond. Defendants counter that most sales were installment, noting deeds and bonds already issued and asserting integrity of stockholders and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland Estates Company
Hines & Jordan
Arnaud & Donehoo
George Wandy
South Estates Corporation
Georgia farmer letters on presidential choice in 1913
John Bostwick of Bostwick Georgia writes to Wilson Campaign officials to state his support for Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama and to reject organizing a Wilson club at his farm. He asserts Underwood will win Georgia and urges organizers to back the Alabama senator. He notes difficulty finding a Wilson supporter locally.
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Bostwick
Wilson
Underwood
Tis
Alabama
Georgia
Letave
Wilson m
John Bostwick
Rush For Single Tickets For Grand Opera in Atlanta
First day sales for the grand operas in Atlanta April 22 27 exceeded 5000 dollars. Morning crowds formed at Cable Plane Company Broad Street and Phillips Crew Pryor Street ticket offices. Purchasers ranged from a dozen to 120 with long lines. Receipts likely higher than last year and continued sales run through the start of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew's
Pryor Street
Tourist Hotel Plan Highlights Highlands North Macon Project
Macon officials hear Willis Sparks plan to build a large tourist hotel in North Highlands funded by bonds of several hundred thousand dollars. The project aims to attract flood of visitors and boost local economy with an 18 hole golf course and top hotel facilities. Support from Chamber of Commerce leaders and potential stock subscriptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Chamber of Commerce
Willis Sparks
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
North Highlands
Sparks
E. W.stetson
W. J. Massee
ATI
Measure to Destroy Foreign Shipping Pools
A proposed measure aims to break up foreign shipping pools and combinations, placing tighter government control on restraints of trade. The law would apply to foreign associations and seek to curb their influence, with opponents calling for broader safeguards and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dr. T. V. Hubbard Dies Suddenly
Dr. Thomas Virgil Hubbard prominent physician and medical writer on typhoid fever died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his sister Mrs C C Edwards home in Marietta from a hemorrhage of the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Virgil Hubbard
C. C. Edwards
Marietta
Hubbard
Dr W Hubbard Dies After Hemorrhage at Cobb County
Dr Hubbard born in Cobb county near Marietta Ga November 13 1868 educated in local schools studied medicine at Plants Medical College intern Savannah city hospital graduated Atlanta Medical College in 1892 taught therapeutics and held professorial posts later resigning four years ago He married Alicia Moorhead of New York on January 7 1911 and was a prominent member of Georgia medical societies and a Mason Buried with full Masonic honors at Mount Zion Churchyard near Jetta Saturday afternoon Mrs Hubbard visiting in New York when notified of his death
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W. Westmoreland
Marietta
Maricion
Dr. Hubbard
Cobb County
Plants, Medical College
City
Savannah
Atlanta
Atlanta Medical College
Jana
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Piedmont Hotel
Hubbard
Alicia Moorhead
New York City
Georgia
Mount, Zion Churchyard
Jetta
Charles F Schneiker Dies in Augusta
Charles F Schneiker, prominent broker and member of the nation’s exchange, died in Augusta Georgia. The notice records his death in August with brief biographical reference to his brokerage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Schneiker
Augusta
Augusts
Charles Bprominent
Ation Exchange
Georgia Underwood sentiment grows in Savannah club launch
Hon J Randolph Anderson elected president of the Chatham County Qa ear W. Underwood Club at a Catholic Library hall meeting. He asserts Georgia will sweep for Underwood, predicts a 2600 vote majority in Chatham, and cites Southern ties and press support as proof of rising backing for the Alabama congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Randolph _ Anderson
House
Georgia
Savannah
Chatham County
Qaear W. Underwoda Club
J. Randolph Anderson
State Senate
Frank. P. McIntyre
J. J. Bouban
Anderaon
Anderson
Underwood
Alabama Statesman
Chatham
Jury Recommends Sentence After Fairfield Assault Case
In Moultrie the Superior Court heard the case against John Allen for a March 24 incident. The jury recommended a sentence for Allen after finding him guilty. C. H. Withems was convicted of assault and battery on a 9 year old girl and sentenced to one year in the gang. Williams narrowly escaped lynching when arrested for the alleged assault on the young girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Apelt Sr
Georgy Marehman-westri
Au- Perior
Thisiaraee
John Alien
C.H. Withems
Williams
Little Abud
Religion of Christ in making of history
Evangelist Haynes at Broughton Tabernacle declares justification by faith as a world shaping doctrine. He contrasts faith with self salvation through works, cites Hindu asceticism and ritual penance as examples of apostasy from true Christianity, urging trust in Christ for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan-gelist Haynes
Old Broughton Tabernacle
Christ
India
Western Union Purchases 10 000 Underwood Typewriters
Western Union has bought 10 000 Underwood typewriters in a bulk purchase. The deal signals expansion of office equipment capacity and supports the firm’s growing telegraph and financial services operations.
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The
Western Union
List of Names Mentioned in Historical Record
A long list of individuals including Claghorn J S Collins W M Davant J H Entelman John Foy Garfunkel Gordon Grimshaw Guckenheimer Horrigan Harvey Haupt Heery Noble Jones Jernigan Kitlorin August Hars ten Kakanes Lawrence Marion Lucas Milla Lane Levy Mackall Minis Shelby Myrick Michela Mercer McIntyre Mckay McCauley Nugent Osborne O By rne Owens Opper Oliver Chatek Olver Pritchard Patton Puder Quinan Roach Ron aiter Roos Starr Sohur Smart Stafford Seay CG Tiedeman Thomas Van Gelsen Min ing Wickham Williamson Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Harsten
P. E. Kakanes
A. A. Lawrence
Marion Lucas
Milla &. Lane
B. Levy
W. W. Mackall
A. Minis
Shelby Myrick
I. L. Michela
George A. Mercer
Frank P. McIntyre
T. J. Mckay
W. F. McCauley
Thyamag Nugent
W. W. Osborne
M. A. O'Byrne
G. W. Owens
F. H. Opper
F. M. Oliver
John Chatek
Frag H. Olver
KR. Pritchard
C. 5. Patton
W. B. Puder
H. R. Peckmann
D. D.pounder
B.C. Quinan
F. Roach
Joseph A. Ronaiter
Isaac Roos
Ww. W
Railroad retrenchment and receiver for lines
Reports indicate service cuts by Northwestern suburban routes to save fuel, with large engines and cars fewer in use amid plans to ease coal field impact. The Missouri and North Arkansas Railway enters receivership in Little Rock, with court approval sought for receiver certificates to fund improvements and new equipment. Campbell Wooldridge becomes southeastern passenger agent for Texas and Pacific in Atlanta. Other railroad staff movements noted in Birmingham and Chattanooga areas.
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Missouri and
North Arkansas
David RK
Frank Ote
John Mullin
Treiber
Little Rock
St. Louis
Campbell Wooldridge
Southeastern
Texas and Pacific
Atlanta
Memphis
Cotton Belt Lines
Mr. Wooldridge
O. P. Bartlett
Southern and Union
Pacific Lines
Birmingham
Jacksonville
J. A Schmidt
Frebeht Egent
Union Pacific
Chattanooga
Beap
Assenger Egent
Greenstorn
Dentists for Navy Passes Senate in Navy Bill
Washington April 4 a government bill authorizing the appointment of dental surgeons in the navy was passed by the senate today The bill fixes retirement at seventy years instead of seventy two years and outlines the age limit for service.
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Navy
Washington
Senate
Fragmentary note hints at a financial decision trail
A fragmented OCR line references a decision and a monetary figure of 244,000 with stray terms like 42.4 and 1¢. The readable bits suggest a formal assessment or audit note but lack clear actions, parties, or dates.
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Daniel Bros. Co
City News
Highlands
McCallie
Bible
Summit
Ohio
United States
China
Birminghimn
Wessee Miller
Jace Miller
A. L. Miler
Bibb County
W. G.l Leele
T. V. Hubbard
DR. T. ¥. Hubbard
Ea Tee Een
Congress
Kentucky
Congresa
Henry Clay
Mr. Underwood
Samuel B. Adama
H. Abrahams
J. J. Boulan
W. P. Bailey
S. Blumenthal
J. M Broderick
N. P. Corish
F. W. Campos
R. C
Atrilze
Auburn Ave
Rountree
W. Z Turner
Whiterale ST
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