Memorial Tablet Donated by D A R at Midway Church
Memorial day observances at Midway church in Labirty county marked a double occasion. The Brunswick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented a bronze tablet to the Midway society, with speeches by Charla Aldgids and Newton Norman, followed by a Confederate veteran memorial and a large dinner. The event honored General Lereven and General Stewart, in a well-kept church and cemetery setting with visits from notable attendees from Atlanta and Volto.
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Midway Church
Labirty County
Brunswick
Slidway Society
Charla G. Aldgiuds
Tongreen
Newton Norman
Chaphain
Midway
Danee
teiBute
Seterma
George Mi Donnell
Waycross
Atlanta
Volto
Tilberty
Mrs W B Reed Dies in Atlanta at 72
Mrs W B Reed a prominent resident of Atlanta longtime organist and member of Bearden Trio and Mrs Reed was a mother and musician. Funeral services will be held in West Virginia with a commission of public welfare noted. Ann Arbor News mentions the Wake and Pennsylvanias new commissioner of public welfare.
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Plien
Patter
Commiasioner of Public Welfare
Peneylvania
Formeny
Ie Women's Medical College
Phila
Pila
Iain
Ann Arbor
Sugar Injunction And Rum-Running Awaiting Action
Washington April We Attorney Fenewal Daugherty returns to Washington tomorrow after a two month absence in Liaiorita and Nath Caighou. Pending his attention are President Garding's request for an opinion on executive authority to curb rum running and the sugar dejection case filed in New York. Daugherty aims to secure authorisation to handle the docket and will oversee the cases to reset the daily routine at the Department of Justice. He plans to arrive early from Avnevill North Carolina to address the matters and to expedite the preemption issue. Other items include the Southern Pacific Central Pacific rotation, reports on preprohibition violators, and congestion in the court system.
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Washington
Fenewal Daugherty
Woushington
Liorita
Nath Caighou
Department of Justiee
Garding
Sun Run Nore
New Wat
Dugherty
Avnevill
N.C
Atso
Uleretan
Unusherty
New York
Justice Tomorrow
Governor Brandon appeals for law enforcement support
Governor William W. Brandon of Alabama spoke to about a thousand in a Girard tent near Phoenix City urging citizens to cooperate in enforcing prohibition laws. He pledged to press for stricter enforcement and said penalties would be pursued, with Chief Enforcement Officer Walter Aders to open offices in Girard and Phoenix City to direct inspectors.
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Associated Press
Girard
Ala
Phoenix City
Aternoon
Wiliam W. Brandon
Alabam
Tus
Governon
Howeve
Phoenis
Mager Clyde
Bnowdon
Giraud
Phoenis Ci
Tle mv
Fotlowine
Seven Lives Lost As Steamer Meacunnet Sinks In Vineyard Sound
The steamer Meacunnet sank early today in Vineyard Sound with seven aboard presumed dead. The Seaconnet, a freighter, went down near the Vineyard Lightship after reporting heavy listing and loss of power. Captain Daniel Miller Jr. commanded the vessel, owned by Sprague & Son, with coal cargo for Boston. A second item recalls a Brooklyn murder case of a young girl found slain and mutilated, prompting police to broaden investigations across the waterfront district.
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Associated Press
Newport
Vineyard Sound
Tyard
Hoston
Norfolk
Tewan Bellavet
Sonconnett
Camden
N. J
Toston
Seaconnet
Daniel Miller, Jr
Hienten
C (Nprague
Chester Backing Foremost Topic At Conference
Lausanne April 20 1924 Chester concession was the foremost topic among delegates to the North Eastened conference. Turkish questions and American interests behind the Chester grant dominated discussions as French moves in Turkey raised the risk of nullifying the grant. Experts to address financial problems and treaty provisions followed in work sessions.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Chester Concesaion
Dlavus
Despgates
Delegatons
Turka
Backi Ig
Chester
Ion
Turkey
College Annual Managers Meet Convened at Piedmont Hotel
More than 200 members of the Col deao Annual Muanagar association gather at 1:30 this morning at the Piedmont hotel for their second annual convention. Delegates hear from speakers including M. L. Brittain, BR. H. Nason, Myron McCurry, Dy. H. 8. Sparks, H. 1 Chilton, Hen Seward, Edward Hil, and 7.8. Barrett, outlining education and publishing topics.
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Coldeao
Muanagar'a
Piedmont
M. L. Brittain
Georgian School of Technology
BR. H. Nason
University of Kanana
Art Craft Review
Myron McCurry
Mobileity
Georgetown University
Sparks
Mercer Unversity
H. 1 Chilton
Savyitar
University of Missouri
Kanara
Hen Seward
Jefferson City
Edward Hil
Chicago
Find
Barrett
Macon Business Man Allan M. MacDonell Run Down by Auto
Allan M. MacDonell of Macon, a prominent local business figure, was struck by an automobile on a pond ice path. He was taken to a private hospital where doctors could not yet determine the full extent of his injuries. he was under care of medical staff at the time.
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Allan M. MacDonell
Macon
Mion
Gan
Allan M
Machionahh
Didge
Alek Mic Donal
Savannah
Macon Elvie
Pondiceat
Newnan Leads In Fourth District School Meet
Newnan High wins the Fourth District contest scoring 68 points to LaGrange 40 1/2 and West Point Carrollton 21 1/2. Debating squad won unanimously. numerous event winners listed including spelling sewing penmanship and relay. Final standings show Newnan capturing literary and athletic cups and top honors across multiple events.
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Newnan
Newnan Ligh
LaGrange
West Point
Carrollton
Newnan High
LaGrange Secord
West Wolt
Newton
Eearing
Ladrange
Ihe
Diatrick
Chipley
Mizahech Caldwell
Maa Knéma Durkan
Newman Py Tlelen Post
Berte Pleltett
Neewnan
Grange
Misa Evelyn
Thompson
Leslie Avig
Miss
Tema Tisher
Allen Dost
Seatr Avery
Mies Christine McTendon
Pinno
Hogansville
Mine
Sarah
Leo Fagan
Ming Eleanor Orr
Allen Nat
Davehdeitte
Danghdrille
Carrelston
Griffin
Jane—ta Grange
Andrews
Aurdies
Newnan Fineannon
Mure
faGrenze Tenin
Garreiai
Gueedel
Governors plan conference on constitutional amendments
Washington April 29 progressives led by La Follette and Senator Hart mobilize governors to craft a constitutional amendment package. The agenda includes federal veto on Supreme Court rulings, a minimum wage for women and child labor laws, and broader reforms such as abolishing the electoral college and extending presidential primaries.
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Henator la Sollette
Wixcoffin
Hart
Washington
Supreme Court
Columbia
Neapo
Howlever
la Vollatte
Etate Tawa
la Collette
Haall SL Munley
People's Teglalatie Arrylee
la Follette
Jahould
Eny
Manley
la Folletta
Orth
al Smith
New York
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
F. W. Richardson
California
J. M. Davis
Kansas
W. M. Pierre
Oregon
Hartwaldt
United
Uniae
Thia
Dane
Jeaver
Alaska
The Constitution's Patterns Fashion Pattern Listing
An old advertisement offers a stylish afternoon dress pattern from The Constitution. It describes a mature silhouette with a low waist, surplice closing, elbow length sleeve, and a skirt width specific to sizes. Ordering details request 10 cents or 12 cents in silver or stamps and provide a mailing address in Atlanta at The Constitution building for shipment.
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Wien
Tampa
Han Fetter
Constitution
Atlanta
The
Fulton Street
Ibooluya
Presbyterian Women Convene Annual Atlanta Auxiliary Meet
The sixteenth annual convention of the Presbyterian women’s auxiliary of the Atlanta Presbytery gathers today at Villa Rica Georgia and runs through Wednesday. A large representation from 22 counties is expected, with election of officers for the new year on the agenda. Mrs. W. A. Turner of Newnan Georgia leads the organization.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Atlanta Presbytery
Villa Rica
Atlanta
O'Elael
W. A. Turner
Miss Allie Nold Noted Christian Scientist Dies
Miss Allie Nold died at friends home early Sunday morning after a life dedicated to education in Mexico and Toray for forty years. She authored on Christian Science and was a prominent member of Atlanta’s First Church of Christ Scientist. Survived by three sisters and a niece and nephew, services will be held at Greenberg & Rowland chapel.
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Miag
Allie Nold
Friends
Mia
Diue 'T. Robinson
Oakdale Road
Piedmont Hotel
Milas Nold
Kentucky
Mexico
Toray
Menhey
First Church of Christ, Seientlat
Atlanta
Mary Mathix
Rockport
Tex
Fannie McElrath
Murray
Mra
Joseph F. Green
Gregory
Henry Mathis
Beaumont
Wirnernt Servicda
Chanel Nf
Greenberg & Rotid
Tragedy Across Continents Ties Savannah Angeleno Romance
Savannah Georgia reports a violent tragedy allegedly ending a distant romance with Los Angeles. Mrs Katherine Showtimer lies in a hospital after a pistol wound said to be fired by Reuben Rredd during an attempted subduing. The incident follows a family dispute over a boy linked to Mrs Showtimer and Miss Entenberg, a nurse.
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Savannah
Sne Vialj
Sasannah
Georgia
Los Angeles
Katherine Showtimer
Reuben RR
Redd
Savanah
Hla
Mra
Aaley
Ava Ag
Tha Mather
Alice Whilenbarg
Rhortmainr
To End Receivership Of Imbrie Company Report
New York reports indicate the receivership of the Imbrie Company may be terminated and the company reorganized under a broader capitalization. The Tribune Company, owning Savannah and Atlanta Railway terminals at Port Wentworth and other industrial interests, is involved in the proposed reorganization and expansion of facilities.
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Imbrie Company
New York Report
Savannah
Monorta
New York
Indi
Fmbrie Company
Tribune Company
Atlanta
Port Wentworth
What Women Wear by Anne Rittenhouse
Fashion discussion on pleating and plaiting in women’s garments with focus on sleeves, bodices, and plaited panels. Notes trends from France and Britain, descriptions of decorative plaiting on sleeves, ribbons, and jabot styles, and mentions spring fabric plasters and new silhouettes influencing skirts and frocks.
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Anne Rittenhouse
Vitae
Theron Ua
Billie Basco
Duitta
France
Spo
Pakiita
Willet
Fragmented Tips on Garment Care and Cooking Tricks
A noisy jumble of household hints discusses fashion concerns and laundering hazards. It offers advice on thickening mixtures for fruit tarts and preventing croquettes from sticking, with a tip to reuse pulled threads for hemstitching on aged linens.
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