Lyceum Auto Tour Heads Through Georgia in April
The Lyceum touring party led by Ralph Bingham and Russell Bridges plans a statewide auto itinerary starting April 17 from Atlanta. Stops include Jonesboro and Macon with matinees and evening shows in towns such as Barnesville Forsyth Thomaston Fort Valley and Albany. Organizers aim to cut costs by offering multiple entertainments daily and to establish the auto tour as a recurring popular program.
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Lyceum
Georgia
Ralph Bingham
Russell Bridges
Alkahest Lyceum
Ataris
Jonesboro
Glen
I'Rima Andantawiude Gar
Cimons
Lelegraph
Folunine
Alanesbury
Hameton
Minerva
Barnesville
the Rock
Thomaston
Forsyth Ga
Byron
Macon
Fort Walier
Marshallville
Cordele
Oglethorpe
Americus
Bnaville
Leesburg
Albany
Valdosta
Whea Ly Eranish
Lyceum Auto Party
Tonneau
Black on Rampage Shoots Young Roman in Georgia
Rome Georgia April 15 Special firing at objects along the Central of Georgia runway ends with Homer Cagle shot seriously. David Rufus, reported drunk, was arrested hours later by deputies after a chaotic, reckless gunplay incident near West Rome.
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Black ON Rampage
Roman Homer Cagle
Oficers
Rome
Georgia
David Rufus
Pegro
Homer Cagin
West Rome
Sherif
Tae
Fat loss pills advertised in Marmata Prescription Tablets
An article warns against overfatness and promotes Marmata Prescription Tablets as a safe, inexpensive method to reduce fat. It claims rapid weight loss, a large supply, and no harmful effects, targeting women and urging readers to buy directly from Marmata Co in Detroit.
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Chemseyyes
Marnmia Co
Ieee
Asec Witt Mpaniis
Snow Marmie Srose
Prom Fae
Theatrical concern raided by government
Chicago April 15 federal agents raided the Nations Theatrical Corporation of America offices and arrested Frank A Shoad lecturer and hunter of African big game on using the mails to defraud. Advertisements promised positions to youths and urged investments in the corporation with capitalization eluded. Fourteen branch offices are said to be maintained in various cities with chief officers alleged to have leftHitago days ago.
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Chicago
The
Nations! Theatrical Corporation of America
Frank A S Hoad
Hunter
Kame
Hitago
Congress of D A R in session for annual congress opening Monday
The executive board of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in Washington to plan the annual congress. Hundreds of delegates arrived and about 3,000 are expected to attend at Continental Hall when the session opens on Monday.
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Congress of
D. A. R. Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revoluttion
Knights Templars Elect Officers in Rome Georgia
Rome Georgia April 15 special meeting of Rome commandery Knights Templars elected officers for the coming year Charles C Harper elected eminent commander M S L ati er generalissimo A Harvey captain general B O Brown senior warden L Funkhouser junior warden Dr M R Headen prelate AC Shambin treasurer BF Clarke recorder YB Weathers standard-bearer LR Smith sword-bearer J Moods warder Mr Harper succeeds as eminent commander Dr J Watts previously held the office for three terms. The commander invited all officers and past commanders to the Grand Conclave in Athens May 1 and 13 where new officers will be installed at the April 17 meeting.
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Knights Templars
Rome
Ar Jastic
Comsol
Charles C/ Harper i
Latier
LR Smith
J. Moods
Harper
J Watts
Ammuni
Athens
Dalton Whiskey Shipping Case Aims For Test Court
Dalton Ga April 15 A special dispatch reports Barney Wiggins who went to Chattanooga to fetch EHR Betterton indicted for shipping whisky to a minor. Wiggins returned without his man as the sheriff could not locate Betterton. Court may hear the case next term with lawyers arguing interstate law questions as Georgia and Tennessee rulings differ. The alleged offense stems from selling whisky to a minor via mail order a test case in the making.
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Dalton
Barney Wiggins
Chattanooga
Ehr Betterton
Betterton
Hattanooga
Hamilton County
Supreme Courts of Georgia
Tennessee
Thia County
Betterton 3
Matron of Home for the Friendless Dies at 28
Migy Anna Peleu Mitchell, matron of the Home for the Friendless, Greenville born, aged 28, died after a severe illness. Funeral at St Luke's Church Monday 10 AM, burial at West View. She had served years as a devoted Christian worker at the home.
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Migy Anna Peleu Mitchell
St Luke's Church
West View
Miss Mitchell
Greenville
Killed in Fall From Wagon Near Matthews Landing
John Scott Hoover a prominent and wealthy county farmer died instantly after falling from his wagon near Matthews tonigny landing in Charlotte N G as he neared his home. He was 65, unmarried and had imbibed freely that day. Aunt Malinda Wright Dead. Rome Ga April 16 Special Aunt Malinda Wright an antebellum woman widely known as a unique character in Rome was found dead last night in the medical building where she janitored.
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Charlotte
N. G
John Scott Hoover
Matthews Tonigny
Hoover
Malinda” Wright
Rome
Malinda Wright
Ransom Branch
Allen's Shoes Sets Easter Fashion Decree in Atlanta
The fashion scene at Alles centers on Allen's Shoes this Easter as the new shoe department debuts strongly under George Perry. Perry, famed for turning shoe divisions into rapid performers, curates the latest New York styles, promising quick updates and in-demand eyewear-like foot fashion for shoppers.
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Alles
Allen
Econda
George Perry
Atlanta
Im the Pagt
New York
Exiled Solons Stand Firm In Tennessee Quorum Fight
Nashville April 15 A Tennessee lower house quorum stalemate prompts a Decatur Alabama dispatch reporting exiles ready to hold out for any length. About forty lawmakers waited across the state line, delaying liquor and election law amendments. Detectives watch Tennessee legislators while the state funding board halts interest payments and appropriations cutting salaries statewide from the governor downward due to the absence of many lawmakers.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Decatur
Ala
State Funding Board
New Stud Tobacco Stir Sparks Local Interest
Advertisements feature a white horse for Stud Tobacco a five cent smoking brand from R J Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston Salem NC promoted as pure with no filler or dope and grown in Piedmont region. Smokers praise its clean finger stain and real tobacco flavor amid strong local demand and curiosity.
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Ima
Stud
Piedmont Country
R. J Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Thia
Acworth High Announces Honor Graduates
Acworth Ga April 15 Special The superintendent Malcolm Sylvester announced the honor graduates of Acworth High school First honor Miss Hdna Earl Williams valedictorian Second honor Miss Lena Mae Jones salutatorian Third honor shared by Maude Hilley and Raymond Williams both with the same yearly average
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Acworth School
Acworth
Acworth High School
Malcolm Sylvester
Hdna Earl Williams
Lena Mae Jones
Maude Hilley
Raymond Wiliams
Hoes Cotton By Side Of Her Great Grandson
Acworth, Ga. April 15. Mrs. Nancy EyreEver of near Acworth is in excellent health at age eighty nine. She kept up with her great grandson, 20, last year while raising nine children to adulthood. She now has forty four grandchildren and ninety great grandchildren, and heads five operations.
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Hoes Cotton
Acworth
Nancy EyreEver
Near
McEver
Lad Fatally Hurt In Auto Accident In Savannah
In Savannah on April 1 a motorcycle collision with Dr Robert V Martin’s car injured several. The 12 year old son of Charles F Wichers was fatally injured. his father was slightly hurt. Mrs Robert M Gibbes sustained a shoulder fracture and scalp wound while holding a baby. The motorcycle struck the car on the side where Mrs Gibbes sat. the child suffered a skull fracture. Dr Martin escaped injury.
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Savannah
Charles F . Wichers
Wichers
Robert M Gibbes
Mr.Wiehers
Robert V. Martin
Park Avenua
Jefferson Streets
Martin
Wickers
Relighting the Lights at Masonic Temple Ceremony
The Scottish Rite presents Relighting the Lights at 3 pm in the Masonic Temple. Knights Rose Croix are required to attend. The program features Gaul and Gaulns Holy City selections with a choir including sopranos Mrs. Wingfield and Mrs. Seldon, contralto Mrs. Cooper, tenors Marsh and Candeli, basses Mullin and Hubbard, with organist Mrs. Rogers.
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Manney
Gaul
Masonic Temple
Socio
Lord
Holy City
Thomas H. Wingfield
Charles A. Seldon, Jr
Contraitos
John M. Cooper
Frank Sands
Jas W. Marshbanks
Frank Candeli
Bassca
John Ho Mullin
W. J Hubvvard
L. E. Rogere
Five-Year Sentence for Robert Adams
Dalton Ga April 15 At the conclusion of the present term of Whitfield superior court Judge A W Fite pronounced sentence on the four young men convicted in the Tilton burglary cases. Robert Adams received the longest sentence five years in the penitentiary. The others were Joe Gad is four years John Adams three years and George Wyatt twelve months. The court dealt leniently with yet he having turned state s evidence.
Tariff Board to Probe European Wool and Cotton Costs
Within the next month four investigators of the tariff board will study manufacturing costs in European mills. They will examine European mills for several months and return to the United States to finalize reports. The findings will inform recommendations on the cotton and wool schedules to be shown to the president in December.
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Washington
Tariff Board
Europe
United States
Tabe Board
Hetty Green Plans to Use Wealth to Benefit Communities
Colonel Howard H R Green reveals his mother Hetty Green will dispose of millions to improve national economic conditions. She reinvests profits locally, forbids foreign investments, and supports educated youth returning to their towns. Plans include a $100,000,000 trust, a New York base, and branches in Boston Chicago Dallas and San Francisco.
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New York
Howard H R Green
Hetty Green
Ares
Publishers’ Press
Texas
Colonel Green
Green
Lttle
Hoboken
Waldorf
Reas
Alaska
Cleveland
Great Green
BH. BR Green & Co
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
San Francisco
Itheater
Europe
Toledo
St. Louis
Michigan
Sixteenth Street
Canal Street
Esha
Reen
Tfe
Wall Street
Cherry storefront first to comply with anti fly ordinance
Pink Cherry the well known marz Ketman on Broad street becomes the first to fulfill the city council anti fly ordinance. Although not effective until June 1, Mr Cherry already installed screen doors and windows and now keeps files at the business unusually scarce. Cherry supported the measure and pledged compliance regardless of passage.
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Cherry
Ketman
Broad Street
Eckman Alterative Promises Cure for Consumption
Advert reads a testimonial claiming recovery from tuberculosis after taking Eckman's Alterative. It notes the product treats bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung ailments and urges readers to request a booklet of cured cases. It lists Jacobs Drug Stores as sellers and Eckman Laboratories Philadelphia for more information.
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Ansone
Eckman
Saratoga
W. Hanaly
Jacobs’ Drug
Eckmap
Enlladelpnis
Vioence
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M. L. Thrower
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J.W. Ferguson & Son, Auctioneers
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Frank Hood
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Home For Friendless
Solons
Tennessee Assemblymen
Lad
Vannah Street
Knights of Rose Croix
Robert Adams
Tilton
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