Fair Street school entertainment cast portrait
The upper left corner photo shows children taking part in Fair Street school entertainment. Top row includes Beatrice Turner, John Green, James Eden, Ruth Matthews. Middle row features Gladys Thrower as the Tall Queen, Louise Schelpert, Mary McAfee, Louis Cook, Ruby Green. Bottom row shows Braxton Reese, Dan Gavaghan, Bennie Shurman, Israel Wonder, Luther Manning.
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Fair Street
Beatrice Turner
John Green
James Eden
Ruth Matthews
Braxton Reese
Cat
Dan Gavaghan
Pig
Bennie Shurman
Mouse
Israel Wonder
Luther Manning
Gladys Thrower
Hound Dog
Fair Street school to stage large amateur show Tuesday
At Fair Street school a major student program will entertain Tuesday evening to raise funds for a phonograph and auditorium benches. About 100 children will perform in costumes with animal heads and inventive acts, including a dog headed singer and a realistic mouse, in a two act “Mr Cure All” and other tableaux. Admission is 15 cents, with hundreds already sold.
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Fair Street
New York
Mr. Cure-All
London
South Georgia Solid for Oscar W Underwood
Report from R J Spiller of Capitol Avenue cites strong Underwood support across South Georgia. Spiller says he toured the region and bets every county will back Underwood in the May primary, contradicting Governor Wilson’s expected strength there.
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South Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Underwood
At- Isata
R. J. Spiller
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Spiller
Sam
Wilson
Ambulance Rush After Nose Injury in New York
In New York on April 13 an ambulance for a policeman and a Balt chosen felt down the os The hunt was unavailing and Mrs G Cornley returned home minus about half an inch of mesh and cartilage The surgeon hoped to graft but the patient remains disfigured and the attempt failed
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New York
G. Cornley
Tragic murders and suicides shock Naples Milan Garda
A Turin manufacturer murdered a music hall artist in Naples then killed himself after the crime. In Milan a jealous woman shot her officer lover and herself. Another Milan officer and his companion died on Lake Garda in a joint suicide pact.
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Signor
Francesco Borsetti
Turin
Maria Rossi
Naples
Borsetti
Italy
Barsett
Lake Garda
Shopper watches store ad closely after savings
A shopper who saved a dollar or two by reading the store ad will likely monitor each issue carefully to catch fresh offers and timely deals, ensuring continued value from the retailer and keeping shopping costs down.
Body of Gen Grant Lies In State In New York
The body of General Frederick Dent Grant lies in state in a chapel near the Hotel Buckingham. Reported as removed from the house to the military reservation, officials confirm the solemn ceremony. The event marks a formal tribute as authorities coordinate the interment plan.
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Gen. Grant
New York
Frederick Dent. Grant
Buckingham
Nmilitary Réservation
Governors
Islard
Stolen water watch treasured by Georgian Terrace guest
Police report a historic water clock given to Mrs. V G Wetherham by Lieut Col Dorrell in 1894 after his wedding to Mrs. W B Dorrell was stolen on March 1 from a hand settle at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. V A Dorrell of 308 East Fourth Street Grafton Ga supplied the notice. A reward is offered for its recovery.
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V. G. Wetherham
Georgian Terrace
Tha
V. A.dorrell
East Fourth Street
Grafton
Mra
W. B. Dorrell
Col. Dorrell
Delaware Volunteers
Daring daylight robbery nets $2060 from M J Neahr messenger
A well dressed bandit robs Albert Kehon, a 17 year old messenger for M J Neahr Company, of $2060 at 10 45 am in Chicago. He holds fifty teamsters at bay, boards a Rock Island freight, orders a brakeman silent, then escapes as police pursue the train and recapture the cars.
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Chicago
Albert Kehon
M.J. Neahr Company
Rock Island and Pacific
Boat Sixteenth Street
Pilace
West Forty-ninth
Clark in Kentucky says Ollie James
Senator elect Ollie James of Kentucky staying at the Imperial hotel predicts Champ Clark will win the Democratic primaries in Kentucky, be nominated for president, and elected. He calls Clark a candid leader and says the Republicans are divided, urging change as voters favor a Democratic president in this year. James cites Clark’s election as a remarkable feat and Kentucky’s likely delegation for Clark.
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New York
OlIe NM. James
Kentucky
Imperial Hotel
Flint
Champ Clark
Clark
Congress
House of Representatives
Niinets
Cummings Denounces Tobacco Trust Decree in Senate
Washington April 14 The U S circuit court ruling approving the American Tobacco Company reorganization is denounced as preserving monopoly in a speech by Senator Cummins Iowa He argues the court exceeded authority and that the three kindred firms preserve control The Senate will reconvene at noon Monday for Cummins to finish his address.
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Washington
United States Circuit Court
New York
American Tobacco Company
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Tebasco
Cumming
Cummings
Atlanta Furniture Show Promises Low Prices and Full Value
This ad announces Fibre Rush Porch Furniture and a wide window shade and drapery service in Atlanta. It promotes Gibson Refrigerators with price ranges from 37.50 to 56.00 and lists numerous furniture pieces with sale prices, asserting money-back refunds if any item is not satisfactory.
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Gideon Refrigerators
Newton County Strong for Oscar W Underwood
Newton County shows solid support for Oscar W Underwood with an active local club. A long list of named members includes lawyers, doctors, and businessmen from Newton County, signaling broad backing and anticipated growth of the organization.
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Underwood Club
Newton County
GN. Freeman
J. E. Pitts
J. P. Pharr
M. D
J. W. Pitts
T. J. Speer
W. HE. Stowe
O. Pitts
W. H. Jones
R. A. Pitts
L. R. Sams
G. M. Mitchell
T. &. Speer
G. N. Chandler
M. Gay
J. M. Loyd
R. A. Harwell
J. E. «Adams
J. L. Harwell
Crawford Harwell
W. A. Aiken
C. M. Gay
W. F. Gay
G. W. OP Ielbree By
L. C. Pearman
G- C. Taylor
C. Duffey
C. J. Cagh
H. Db. Archer
Coners Dirkson
C.C. King
P. Thompson
F. B. Shadsea
Ombth
D.D.S
K.M. Griffin
B .L. Johnson
A. G. Hawkins
Ww. EK. Savage
Hadward Daniel
Federal and State Aid in Drainage Work
Federal and state aid needed in drainage work. W. H. Leahy of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad named vice president for Georgia of the National Drainage Congress, attended by 460 delegates from many states. Congress discussed reports on drainage projects and urged federal support for reclamation near South Georgia, with plans to present a memorial to Washington. Flood costs estimated at two million, rail service and travel to resume after delays. Georgia plans reception in Atlanta to meet visiting railroad leaders.
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W. H. Leahy
Phelanger
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
New Orleans
Vica
Georgia
National
Congress
United States
Leahy
Ewamplaniia
Whs
Washington
Ana Alec
Memphis
Atelanta
Georgi Railway and Power Company
Cluj
Adean Railway Company
Young
Georgia Rail
Rer
Central Avenue
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Star Photographer
Queen's Palace
Fanny Spahr
Goddess of the Beautiful
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Zion
Ollie James
Cummins
Tobacco Trust
Atlanta
Gibson Refrigerators
Gibson
Goldsmith-Acton-Witherspoon Co
Lifetime Furniture
North Broad
W. Milner
E. E. Parker
Hilloy Lunsford
R. Taylor
J. W. Wright
Carl Smith
H. R. Rickeresn
Harry Q
Davis
O J. Kelly
Willingham
H. Norton
M. de. Few D
Ederards
Thacker
T. R. “Crenshaw
Patt] Skinner
Boaz Johnson
J. J. Rawlen
E. H. Piper
Morgan
Sam Jenagon
J. K. Guffin
R. A.diel
E. M. Piper
N. H. Piper
Piper
A. Piper
K. AG. Bartin
W._T. Watson
W. J Blankencaip
C. Cowan
J. ¥. Patterson
H. J. Fisher
T. Breant
King
C. P. Richardson
P. Ll. Kenieht
Me H. Agron
Pat McGuffey
Lb. Loyd
Ayers
S. T.san Pite
J. Mead Beam
Bill Hell
Knieht
M.D. Wom
Hardeman
W. D. Hardeman
A. Tuggie
W. T. Smith
S A. Curtis
J. O. Jones
J. H. Wood
D. Beam
J. B. Hail
C. BL
Vtxen
R. W.campbell
B. Thomperon
J. R. Roberts
F. M. Hiocins
C. A. Hardeman
P. A. Stanton
RG. Franklin
W. J. Hagen
Ww. E Harwell
L H. Franklin
W. B. Hardeman
F. D. Peters
Henry Anderson
J. H. Byers
W. +. Melton
Quimby Melon
Fd. H. Leahy
McAlester
J. 8. Alford
Lewis
Fayetteville
Yederday
Cantras
Macon
Confederate Veterans
Cam
Choss
Central
Savannah
Harper
Soc
Cincinnati
Éedon
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