Kehoe Chosen Leader as Elks Parade Closes Georgia Convention
In Americus Georgia the state Elks convention ended with a three mile street parade led by Miss Mary Elza Sheppard queen of the gathering. About fifteen hundred Elks attended and ten thousand spectators watched. New officers include William J Kehoe of Savannah as president and H B Allen Macon as first vice president. The event celebrated the observance of prohibition laws and Macon was chosen to host the 1917 convention.
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Americus
Elks
Mary Elza Sheppard
Newnan Lodge
Albany Lodge
Raymon Marks
Albany
Frank Lindsey
Griffin
O. L. Davia
P. H. Sanford
Macon
Sidney Stern
Columbus Lodge
J. E. T. Bowden
Waycross
Willam J. Kehoe
Savannah
H. B. Alien
John W. Blount
B. Lamar
Columbus
Macon Drum and Bugle Corps
Elks’ State Convention
Egypt
Mitchell
Arnold
Holder
Meadow
Superior Court
James M Smith
Smith
Meadows
Tov
Falee
Erwin
Auguste
Zadoo Smith
Georgia National Bank
Mr. Howard
D. Arnold
N. D. Arnold
K Smith
National Bank
Zadac Smith
Zadue Smith
Wiliam
Lucinda Smith
Cobb County
Georgia
James M. Smith
William and
Eucinds
Oglethorpe County
D. W. Meadow
Mitchel
Toomby
Federal court takes up James M Smith estate dispute
Reading through a long, heated filing, federal review is sought of Georgia probate actions over James M Smith's fortune. Heirs from Zadoc Smith descendants dispute illegal administrators and argue lack of proper kinship, with banks and lawyers tied to the estate.
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Jim Smith
Federal Court
W. AM. Howard
South
Speers
United States
Louisiana
Georgia
Anawee
James M. South
Tfe
Zadoc Smith
Deronde
Stephens
Hill
Lewis
Reese
Billups
Hees Tuomas
Andrews
T. R. R Cobb
Park
Wiliam
Lucinda Smith
James M. Smith
Meadow
Oglethorpe County
Fite
Smithonia
Mitchell
State Court of General Jurisdiction
State Court
Superior Court of
Cherokee Circuit
Marse Hamp
Lee
Marie Robert
Marie Hamp
Charlies H. Brand
Brand
Hats and shirts and shoes advertised in latest blocks
The ad promotes Felt and Straw hats from $2 to $5 and $1 to $5 shirts in silk linen or crepe cloth with fast colors. Crepe or madras and silk shirts priced $1 to $3. Footwear by Nettleton and Howard & Foster with prices from $4 to $8, featuring a last for every foot.
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Madras
Nettleton and
Howard & Foster
Nettleton
Inheritors Questioned in Local Court Inquiry
A damaged fragment describes a dispute over vast mistaken claims involving commissions and fees. The text hints at a just inquiry in local courts to identify lawful inheritors amid a complex financial controversy.
Blood Purifier Claim for Catarrh Cure
An advertisement promotes S S S as a universal blood purifier and tonic for catarrh. It argues local salves and sprays don’t cure and claims S S S relieves throat and nasal symptoms, improves red blood cell vitality, and speeds recovery with noticeable results. It invites readers to obtain S S S from druggists or contact Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
Atlanta
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Elks OF Georgia
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Rch
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Wilkins Micawber
Andrew Erwin
L. K. Smith
Zadoc
Ieas
Howard
Misissippi
Mississippi
Phoebe Smith
Robert Smith
Zed Smith
Ienry
John Laver
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Daniel Bros. Company
Peachtree
Waterman’s
Omi
Esta
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Alabama St
Sahara
House of Rose
Rose’s
Rose of
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B. Chattanooga
Rose Beer
Schlitz Milwaukee Beer
Moerlbach Beer
Io Chester
Randolph Rose
Pres. R. M. Rose CO
Tennessee