Traveling Georgia Women Sail for Europe Adventure
Mr and Mrs J Frank Meador and party depart for New York, then Europe. Miss Harrison and companions, most Randolph Macon graduates, plan extended study in Paris and Italian tours. The Misses Harrison Courtenay Ridley Cook and Vaughn accompany, with future lectures at the Sorbonne and travels through England France Italy Greece Germany.
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Harrison
New York
Emily Harrison
Adirondacks
Ruby Durden
Graymont
Europe
Piedmont
State Normal School
Athens
Mijas Courtenay Harrison
Mies Lillian Wditken
Cartersville
Claire Ridley
Atlanta
Virginia Cook
Minx Cora Vaughn
Norfolk
Ridley
Hamn
Randolph-Macon
England
France
Paris
Gorbonne
Italy
Greece
Germany
Murderer Shot In Crowded Car At New Orleans Depot
August 14 New Orleans John J Carroll a veteran patrolman was killed by a negro on the Cincinnati Chicago and New York express dining car near Cana street. The assailant Frank Harroldsford later died after a pistol shot from a detective. Passengers including women and children caused a loud commotion as officers moved to quell the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John J. Carrol
Loulaville
Nashville Road
Cana Street
Carroll
Baroldsford
Jon Scott
Frank Harroldsford
Cmg
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York Express
Caroll
Minister Challenges Boone Burial Truth in Missouri
Reverend B. K. McQuie of Montgomery says settlers examined the MarthaVill graveyard in Warren County and concluded Daniel Boone’s remains were not moved to Kentucky. He claims a mistaken grave marked by strangers led to a misidentification and that Boone and his wife were not buried side by side.
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Missouri
Montgomery
B. K. McQuie
Thar
Aro Marthasvill
Warren County
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boone
Primary Grades at Washington Seminary
Washington Seminary runs an excellent primary department for young children from first grade, emphasizing early education with individual attention. A normal school graduate directs the program, applying the departmental system above the third grade. Contact 36 FE North Avenue Ivy 647 for full details.
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Washington Seminary
First Saffir Terades
Simal. Ca
Aned
North Avenue
Block Party at rink draws large audience at St Nicolas Auditorium
A very large crowd attended the Block Party at St Nicolas Auditorium last night with a standout performance by Professor Immona. The winning couple was Miss Chelault Gossett and Wallace Thomas who received a five pound box of Hey candy, while Mr Tapemag earned a special Auditorium ticket. Professor Simmons closed his engagement with both afternoon and evening performances today.
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Immona
St Nicholas Auditorium
Chelault Gossett
Wallace ‘Thomas
Gossetteing
Tapemag
Simmons
Doubt and Be Damned Slogan of New Religion
Chicago August 14 Dofibl and rel Damned is the banner of a new organization promoted by Mrs Jennie Blakely and her husband Albert Blakely who form the Kingdom of Heaven Church for the First Born They claim a divine manifestation from flood fifteen years ago and say it will befall anyone who discusses it before its fifteenth anniversary They filed for incorporation with Blakely named rune and wife secretary The church aims to refine reduce set up a heavenly sanctuary bind the testimony seal the laws operate in God’s spiritual order establish apostles prophets pastors and teachers and gather in all Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jennie Blakely
West Sixty-third Street
Albert Blakely
County Recorder
Blakely
Rune
Israel
Plea of Not Guilty in New York Indictments
The grand jury heard pleas of not guilty from Mrs Benjamin Teal and co defendants Harry Mousler Julia Penning and others in General Sessions arraignments. They face subornation of perjury charges linked to pressuring Mabel MacCauslan to falsify testimony in a Gould divorce suit involving Frank J Gould and Helen Kelly Gould. Teal Fleming and Mousky were allowed to withdraw their pleas by next Thursday.
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New York
Grant
Benjamin Teal
Harry & Mousler
Julia Penning
Court of General Sessions
Mabel MacCauslan
Frank J. Gould
Helen Kelly Gould
Teal
Augusta Tigers Raided by City Police in Whiskey Bust
Augusta Ga August 14 Special raids were made by city police on three alleged blind tigers. Proprieties were arrested and bonds set at 1000 each. Charlie Holtzclaw on Upper Broad Street held six barrels of real beer. J R Kids store contained five barrels of whisky in pint and half pint flasks with beer. Gus Kirsch location also found large quantities of beer and whisky. Police divided into squads of five and made the arrests without trouble.
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Augusta
Charlie Holtzclaw
Upper Broad Street
J. R. Kids Twell
Gus Kirsch
Quiet Day in Strike Zone in Birmingham Mines
In Birmingham Alabama on August 14 Coroner Paris handles lingering strike cases while mining circles show little activity. Sixty five foreign workers arrived from Tennessee with packs and grips and were fed and housed awaiting work. Operators report improved production as National Vice President White says speakers will be sent to urge miners to stay with the union.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paris
Wylam
Tennessee
National
White
First Cotton Arrives in Mobile From Alabama River Points
The first two bales of this season's cotton arrived at Mobile from Alabama river points. The cotton is reported to be of fine quality.
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Mobile
Moine
Ala
Alabama
Georgia Divorce Law Fable Report From German Dispatch
Augusta August 14 report from Germany reprints a misleading clipping claiming Georgia passed a law allowing divorce if a wife uses beautifying medicaments. Text exaggerates punishments for cosmetics and suggests husbands would force reversion. Translated dispatch notes alleged Georgia prison abuse and whipping for small crimes.
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Augusta
John R. Schneider
Germany
Munich
Glenn
Georgia
United States of America
Buch
Hanover
Augustana i
Old Country
Emperor's nose surgery report sparks city ovation
Hordeaux, ailing from San Sebastian, was examined by Professor Moure who operated on his nose last year. Moure's report was good after the examination. His majesty then took a triumphal ride through the city to a warm ovation.
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Hordeaux
Nucumae
Aing Altonna
San Sebastian
Moure
Geon
Queen Victoria of Spain Visits Incognito in London
Queen Victoria of Spain, traveling incognito from San Sebastian, arrives by southern express and heads to the Isle of Wight to see her mother Princess Beatrice of Battenberg. Foreign Minister Pinchon and officials greet her at the station as military honors are paid by a republican guard.
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Parle
Auguataz
Victoria
Spain
Southern
San Sebastian
Isle of Wight
Beatrice of Batteberg
Bola Au Boulogne
London
Pinchon
Guura
Gresham Elected Mayor in Griffin Primary
In Griffin Georgia Friday's municipal primary Colonel J W Gresham defeated Hon Paul Flynt for mayor by about 200 votes. Aldermen elected from four wards were H Odom M J James D E B Wolcott and D H Tyus. The primary was unusually close and among the warmest in city history.
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Gritin
J. W. Greasham
Paul iFlynt
H. Odom
M. J. James
D. EB. Wolcott
Tyus
Americans Renounce Citizenship in Nikaria Uprising
Consul General Ernest L. Harria reports to the State Department on a Nikaria uprising affecting sixty naturalized American citizens. The revolt centered on a tobacco tax dispute, with native and naturalized residents using Turkish passports to void American citizenship. Zacobria Douris alone retained a nonnullified American naturalization and later claimed compulsion in renouncing. The affair is considered closed as natives ceased to be Americans.
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Nikaria
Washington
Ernest L. Harria
Smyrna
Atate Department
Zacobria Douris
America
Missing New York man believed found near Knoxville
George Caldwell of near Knoxville said the missing New York literary and newspaper man George Henry Smith jumped from a moving Southern railway train Wednesday. Caldwell reported Smith was at home yesterday without hat or shoe and claimed to be Christ returning to earth. Friends in Knoxville confirm Smith’s identity from Cedar Grove, and a search and reward are in progress.
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New York
Vau
Knoxville
Tenn
George Caldwell
George Henry Smith
Southern Railway
Caldwell
Smith
Christ
Primary in Dawson County election contest tight
In Dawsonville Georgia on August 14 special primary nominations were made for state senate Charles Horden and house candidate R Hubbard. County officers contest results are very close and await official verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsonville
Charles Horden
Senate
R. Hubbard
House
Tedda
Body found on rail line after excursion train incident
In Statesboro Georgia on August 14 a body of an unknown white man was found on the Savannah Augusta and Northern railway. Authorities believe a morning excursion train struck him as he slept near At king Crossing after disembarking yesterday. The victim, a passenger on the Savannah Augusta and Northern excursion, was possibly killed before daylight when the returning train passed.
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Statesboro
Gavannah
Augusta and Northern Railway
Savannah
Auguste
Northern
Atking Crossing
Williams meets awful death at saw mill
H. M. Williams, 30, died at C. C. Jordan's saw mill near Crawford Alabama when he fell onto a rapidly moving saw while setting head blocks. His body was cut in two. He leaves a wife and four young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. M. Williams
C. C. Jordan
Crawford
Ala
Mill Fire Destroys J D Moore Plant at Howell Ga
A fire consumed J D Moore’s war mill at Howell Georgia, south of Mifflin. Estimated loss stands at eight thousand dollars with no insurance. The blaze halted operations during ongoing improvements and additions but the mill will be rebuilt as soon as possible.
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Valdosia
J. D. Moore
Howell
Yellow Pine Lumber Manufacturers hold session in Hattiesburg
A special session of Yellow Pine Lumber Manufacturers of South Mississippi met in Hattiesburg to discuss the recent rise in lumber prices and demand and to consider the interests of local saw mill men.
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Mobile
Ata
Yellow Pine Lumber Manufacturers of
South Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Misa
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