Weaver couple wed in Atlanta influence and newsroom ties
Howe and Atlante newspaper man Bt D Weaver were married at the John Martin residence in Bexley Georgia. The bride is from a prominent Bexley family and sister to Mrs Lucien Harris of Atlanta. Weaver, noted capitol reporter and Atlanta Journal staffer, has long state connections after work at The Constitution The Montgomery Advertiser and The Pittsburg Post. They reside at 150 Omle ikorps avenue West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexley
Howard Weaver
Atlante
John
Martin
Forrestavesus
Mra
Cure for Pellagra Reported in Letter from Harvey La
A missive from Harvey Louisiana touts a Pellagra cure by urging consultation with the Baughn remedy. The letter claims a child recovered and lists symptoms including sunburned hands peeling skin and mouth sores. It promotes a free booklet and a money refund guarantee via American Combining Co. Box 2003 Jasper Als.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
W. Spruleil
Mindle Abrama
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Als
Pan American appeal urges neutral meeting for Mexico
A Pan American call urged Mexican leaders to meet on neutral ground in Mexico for constitutional reconstruction and immediate elections. The United States and other mediating conferees offer services to arrange the meeting as the document targets Mexican political and military authorities, presented as guidance to the Mexican people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington
State Department
United States
Republic
Brazil
Chile
Argentia
Saveys
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
United States of America
Stogie Race Feature At Atlanta Telephone Society Outing
The Telephone Society of Atlanta held an afternoon outing at Lakewood Park with a hotly contested Stogie race won by Mrs Agnea Ruskin and A F Montegue. About 480 attendees and officials from local telephone companies joined a 1 PM basket luncheon and various contests as part of the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Society of Atlanta
Lakewood Park
Agnea Ruskin
A. F. Montegue
Francis Price
Agnes Ruskin
A. F. Montague
Secretary Lansing Calls for Mexican Peace Conference
A Pan American appeal urges Mexican leaders Carranza Villa and others to meet, away from war, to form a provisional government and call general elections. The letter asks for a neutral frontiers conference site and promises mediation to arrange time and details, with a ten day reply window.
Five Mexican States Declare Revolution Ended
Military governors in five states and one territory announce the revolution is ended for their areas. Carranza and Villa forces would face resistance if entering these precincts. Troops will be withdrawn to pursue peace, aiming to preserve autonomy of local communal organizations and allow entry to peace negotiations.
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Binales
Carrepsa
Duran
Carransa-Arrieta
En Maytorena
Sonora
Gorestisgo Raminzee
Coshana
Eile
Harents
Fidat Avila
Chihuahua
Villa
Mexico
Paso
Carranza
Mexican Riot Suppresses Raiders in Texas Border
Martial law-like scene across the lower Rio Grande with soldiers and rangers patrolling stations and trains. Mexicans observed at rail hubs, with crews ready to aid authorities. Secret Mexican societies form in Guadalupe, Hays and Gonzales counties prompting warnings from F C Weinert. Carranza ousts Vera Cruz mayor over anti foreign demonstrations. battleships Louisiana and New Hampshire deployed southward may not proceed.
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Browns Hills
Harningen
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Texas
Guadalupe
Hays
Gonzales
F.C. Weinert
Seguin
Ar. Weinert
San Antonio
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Washington
Carranway
Louisiana
Hampshire
Vers Srouz
Girl Sobs Move Recorder Johnson To Clemency
Dororthy May Holmes, 22, pleaded through tears for clemency from Recorder Johnson after pleading she had strived to reform while charged with violating a city ordinance. She said she lived with Mr and Mrs J C Pratt and worked at the Atlanta Envelope company, awaiting her mother’s return from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Johnson
Dorothy May Holms
Mins Holme
J.C. Prattt
Cherokees Avenue
Atlanta Envelope Company
Tam
Oklahoma
Piather
Cent
Plansford
Maine
W. Harper
New York
Harper Bros
Mias Holmsa
Hiddeford Pool
Gorman and Allent
Justice and Arrests Highlight Friday Court Session
Judge Johnson presided as Jessie Mashburn and Fannie Parker were found guilty of violating section 1770. Mashburn was fined 15.75 with judgment suspended until Tuesday afternoon. The court continued efforts to eradicate vice and close disorderly houses under the mayor’s directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashburn
Jessie Mashburn
Gorman
Alien
Whitley
Swas
Johnson
Dakota U
Fannie Parker
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Bt D. Weaver Howe
Achry
Seasor
Croup
Cheney
Ormzglets
Pan-Anerica
Muse
Palm Beach
Swerarerhal
Ves
America
Fon
Lans
Obert Lansing
Dagarta
Pieni
Edo Suarez-Mujica
Gor
R & Nags
Argentina
F .Ll. Calderon
Payer
Carlos Maria DE Pena
Joaquin Mendez
Reseshment
Probael Jit
Floyd Johnson
Locke Crumley
SEC
TREAB
Davis
Johnson-Crumley Insurance Agency
Atlanta National Bank
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Hartford Indemnity Co
Providence
Hartford
American Suri Go
Massachuectts Mutual Life Inc. Co
Springfield
Mase
Iiscene
Needham
Whitehall Street
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Vice Crusaders
John W. Harper
Dorothy Dodd
FRED
Darsey
Fest Express
J. W, Darsey
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