Wedding Will Be the Feature Of Tonight's Big Carnival
Rain interrupted city streets but crowds returned to Marietta Street Jubilees and Kennedy shows. The Kennedy troupe earns strong local support for clean attractions and courteous staff as a public wedding is announced for tonight in the main pavilion with details to be revealed after judges pick from publicly prepared photographs.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Airox
Dare Devil
Mom
Knox
Kennedy
Con T Kennedy
Cotton Convention Guests Entertained at Wren's Nest
Visitors to the American Cotton Manufacturers convention were entertained at the Wren's Nest. An informal reception for visiting ladies was held at 10:30 a.m. at the Piedmont hotel followed by an auto tour and a barbecue. A formal reception at the Wrens Nest occurred Wednesday at 11 a.m. with Uncle Remus Memorial Association hosting.
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Caarles Fo Kong
Ladies Entertainment Committee
Broderic
J Pason
James FA Ho
Adama Wee RD Kennedy
Hickey
Vrs FY
Smith Bris
Parkerson
Ho Ulay Moore Mix Bred Houser
Vaughn Nixon
E Alen Sen Rook Bernwel
Alen
F Johnson
Frank
North
AP Toles
Soa
Semon
Frank H Taman
Clyda Ghong Bice
Aragshaher
WD. Hofman
Lo Jernigan
Leo M Jordan
Chappel
Araland
Arthur F
Ulea
Waa
Piedmont
Drad Hoos
Les Cane
Lexey Songs
Lancaster
J J Bradley
Huntesille
Lois Bernie
Pell City
Rennie
Fell City
John Davidson
Aigista
DF Duggan
Hawkinaville
Oh Avana
New York City
Mc Neal
Charlotte NC
KE Foslar
Hopedale
Thomas Hale J
J 7
Huntayile
Edwin
Providence Roof
Garry
Granitemille & C
Henry Wo Salmon
Chattahoochee
Mixe
Marion L. Smith
Marshalltown Town
Charlee P King
H Kriegshaber
Fred Paxon
Ivan Allen
RH K Ram Do
Wrens
Uncle Remus i
Wilson
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
T Stevens
Eb Connally
H G Hastings
Allie Eugenia Brown
Faction Meetings Shape 6th District GOP Landscape
Jackson Johnson factions held separate conventions in Forsyth Georgia to elect delegates and pledge support for the party. Both groups claim legally elected delegates for the national convention in Atlanta in April while pledging unity and readiness for the general election.
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GOP
Jackson
Johnson
Jaksan Fae
Forsyth
Mary of
Macon
Miosh
Givat
Henry A H Neader
Na Ong
Mideenan
Boa
Arernate
Forsythee
Atlante
Rorayth Ga Venter
Water Johnson
Chere 75
Par Sladtad
Arnold Dee Zaa
F M Himble
Sifth
Malionara
Rob
Chicago
Georgian Wins Prize For Short Story Competition
Georgian writer Harry S Haell Edwards of Ma on Ca has won the second prize in a national short story contest. Edwards, known for newspaper work, becomes one of the era’s best known writers through this achievement.
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Harry Stillwell Edwards
Harry S Haell Edwards
Ma On
Edwards
Natonal
Gerga Tae
Annual Flag Day Set by Sheltering Arms on April 18
Arkewraght pres ident Mre Preston of Sheltering Arms announced that the annual Flag Day will be held April 18. Members and hundreds of young girls will raise funds by selling flags on the street. The event has become a recognized Atlanta tradition, the only day the association asks the public for support as the home runs five districts where children are cared for while their mothers work.
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Mre Preston
Arkewraght
Sheltering Arms Association
Atlanta
Harem Story of Wife Denied by the Count
Count E Semanaan known as Simonson, freed on 204 bond after a court appearance on alimony suit brought by his wife. In a motel lobby he denied possessing a harem, saying he has friends but no such arrangement, and that his wife is jealous.
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E Semanaan
Snot
Simonson
Anstey
Hse
Wihal
Lake Seventeenth Street Becomes Memory With Peels Help
A flooded street corner at Peachtree and Seventeenth Street has long resembled a lake. After Mrs William Lawson Peel urged action, the city began draining and repaving to restore safe traffic before Grand Opera week.
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Peach Tree Street
Willam Lawson Peel
Peachtree and Seventeenth Streets
Seventeenth Street
Peel
Open House At Jail For Victor Innes Amid Curiosity
Report describes crowds of visitors, mostly women, filling Victor Innes cell from morning till night. Mrs Innes, alleged accomplice in the Nelms sisters case, also seen in the matrons ward. Weathers, realty man and confidant, identifies Innes and Mrs Innes to reporters, citing prior letters and suspected plans involving Mrs Dennis.
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Victor Innes
Ani
Mrs Innes
Lf Weathers
Aclania Realty
Mreigi Dennis
Jones
San Anton
Mra Dennis
Innes
Penns
Margaret Mims
Aren Weathers
Mira Dennis
Alabama
Puristh
Citi
Nelms
Weathers
Mr. Denns
India
Hadoo
Four Booths Closed On Marietta Street By Police Officials
Mayor Woodward Councilman Edwin Johnson Police Board Chairman A R King and Police Chief Ve Mayo inspected the Marietta Street carnival. Following a report that gambling devices were in operation, four booths were ordered closed and proprietors warned of arrests if they reopened. Officials stated they would be vigilant enforcing the law to prevent improper operation.
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Woodward
Edwin
Johnson Police Board
R King
Ve M Mayo
Marietta Street
Alva B Greene Elected Mayor of Fort Valley
Alva I Greene was unanimously elected mayor of Fort Valley on April 3 after a March 31 nomination. A man of rare gifts and high character, Greene was involved in state service on the appropriations committee and the Western and Atlantic railroad commission, with strong support in his congressional district and interest in entering the congressional race.
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Alva B. Greene
Fort Valley
Epscral
Alva I Greene
Vir Greene
Western and Atlantic Railroad Commission Board
Greene
Greens
Powers Sues for Divorce From Husband in Po Lola
Mrs F H Powers Jr filed for divorce alleging years of abuse by her husband, son of a noted local businessman. The complaint cites repeated mistreatment during their three year marriage and references her prior name Elizabeth Knowles.
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F. H. Powers, JR
Mien Gu
HM Bowers Jr
Fordvorce
Macona
Po Lwe
Local Officials Face One Day Session in County Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment notes county officers and officials including a treasurer, surveyor, superintendent, and commissioners meeting briefly. Names and exact roles are unclear, with scattered references to April and local governance duties.
Big Syrup Convention Proposed At Cairo
Cairo Georgia April 5 Special Grady county citizens heard President Charles J Haden of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce urge resource development and diversification He outlined Coweta county gains after two years of prudent resource use and a Farmers and Manufacturers National Bank letter supported the claims Cairo planned a syrup convention under Chamber auspices similar to other regional Animal Industry gatherings in Quitman Brooks County
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Cairo
Grady County
Charles J Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Hadens Af Dteng
Quitman
Brooks County
South Georgia
Haden
Coweta County
McHaden
The
Farmers and Manufacturers National Bank of
Newnan
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
A health advertisement urges warming hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal cleansing will improve digestion relieve biliousness and restore vitality, promising quick results for constipated or headachy individuals.
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Washington
South
Napertion
George
Federal Bureau of Annual
Klernan
Mighberts
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Pat
Lake
17Th Street
Alva
Fort Valeste
Ctaktow
Ragsie
Roy
Robert
Tee
Stinies
Gilbert
State Chamber
Ceri
Roche
Esa
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Peachtree Street
Couvalas
Frea, T
Velvet
Tutte
E. G. Griffin
Gate City Dental Rooms
Alabama Street
Bias
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Sloan
van Dyke
Lakewood
Liniment
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