Informal bridge party and social notes in Atlanta society
Mes JW Morrow Jr hosts an informal bridge gathering with a long list of guests including Mrs R M Rose and Miss Verna Parker of Tifton Ga. The event features a dainty luncheon after the game and follows a busy social season with numerous teas, dinners, and bridge parties noted across Atlanta society pages.
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JW Morrow, Jr
Bridge
Jameon Kent
Willett Nutting
R M Rose
Marshall Eckford
EB Foster
Charles Northen
Carleton Miller
Fo Lavett
F W Foster
Larence Houston
Joseph Moody
Harry Harmon
J W_ Morrow
J J Land
Virgil Perryman
E Wheeler
Maas Verna Parker
Mra Spratt Castles
M Parker
Verna Parker
Tifton Ga
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Tandrum
Maurier Holahan
Hunt of
Columbus
Hot Harrison
Mamelen
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Bad Point
Branwood
Hodge Watone
Savannah
David Morean
S Cutts
Fife
Grove
Atlanta
Duluth
Parker
Dirt breaking scene for new Tabernacle auditorium
The photograph captures the dirt breaking for the new Tabernacle Auditorium on Luckie Street last Tuesday afternoon. Central figures include TL Campbell Mrs Broughton and her son on a platform, E H Peacock with a shovel, Nickett chairing the building committee, and deacons. The first shovels were tossed into a wagon by Peacock Fickett and the committee. The project costs 126000 dollars and will seat 6000.
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Lie Baptist Tabernacle
Charges of Antitrust Violation In Arkansas Insurance
Arkansas state officials sue several insurance companies with combined capital of 156 million dollars for a rate competition scheme dating back to December 16 1908. Prosecution by ROE Furry of the Indian District seeks penalties totaling 65 million under the antitrust statute. Suit filed at Newport in the Jackson County Circuit Court, with all defendants represented there. The state alleges a union dominated insurers before and after Arkansas enacted the antitrust law, with detailed charges of unlawful agreement allegations and expirations noted.
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Psychic Trouble and a Cotton Job Offer Lead to Dispute
A man named Gardner sought aid at the Associated Charities claiming psychic trouble. Secretary Logan offered a cotton picking job, triggering an offense and a threat to Logan before Gardner departed, later vanishing.
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Associated Charities
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Wide Open Saloons Run in Dry Kansas
Wichita August saloons reopen after four months idle, offering beer and whisky on second floors due to enforcement limits. Police admit they cannot block ragorts since near beer under 2 percent alcohol is nearly indistinguishable from real beer without chemical analysis.
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Salgons
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Peddler of Catnip Follows by Cats in New York
New York August 19 Tierman Gotlieb attempted to sell catnip to well to do families in the city. He dropped herb on the sidewalk near One Hundredth Street and Fifth Avenue, attracting a dozen or more cats and then up to 50 to 100 along One Hundred and Sixteenth Street. The cats swarmed the basket and followed him as he moved, prompting police to arrest Gotlieb and transport him to the station. The station saw the cats chased off by the resident pets.
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New York
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Fifth Avenue
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Sixteenth Street
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Gotlléb
Murder near Broxton rocks Miss Matte Graham
Miss Matte Graham, a prominent local woman, was found murdered near Broxton two miles north of Hokeabsro in Coffee County. Evidence suggests robbery was the motive, with a struggle at a branch four miles from her home. A suspect, Douglas on August 19, and another white tenant named Carte, were arrested after a confession about knowing the body’s location. An autopsy will be conducted to seek further clues.
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Matte Graham
Hokeabsro
Miss Graham
Douglas
Sherif Ticketson
William
Getaham
Qouglae
Fax Tax Fight Hailed by Big Corporations In Tone
In Buffalo Wyoming August report on a national corporate tax, Judge Alten Bo Parker notes firms seek immunity behind the tax while critics warn it centralizes power. President Corey and Gary defend the tariff as fostering prosperity despite opposition from restraint of trade factions.
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Morman E Mack
Democrat ¢ National Committee
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Tudge Parker
Parker
Corey
United States
Peel Corporation
Europe
Fudge
Gary
Anti-Club Bill Passes House Amid Prohibition Clash
The House narrowly approves a sweeping anti club measure targeting stamp dealers and club operations, with provisions to close clubs by injunction and regulate distribution. A separate insurance and pension debate runs, while a deadly crash involving a state official’s son is reported, and alien laws and a looming election context are touched.
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promised In Sample Offer
An advertisement claims Eclipse Catarrh Cure instantly relieves and cures stubborn catarrh. It offers a 25 cent sample by mail and a full package for $1.00, citing testimonials including a Lawrenceville Ga user who reports restored hearing and smell after using the remedy from Eclipse Medicine & Manufacturing Co of Atlanta.
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Eclipse Medicine & Manufactturing CO
Atlanta
Two Killed in Kentucky Feud Fight in Candy County
In Kentucky near Stanford Candy county Addie Chapman and John Luttrell were killed in a feud clash. John Chumiav and Luttrell’s son-in-law and daughter were seriously wounded. Authorities report four others injured in the altercation.
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Addie Chapman
John Luttrell
John Chumiav
Luttrell
Candy County
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