Social items from Chicago area social set and visitors
A jumble of social notices lists Gladys Levinett visiting Chicago and hosting at houses, plus multiple names visiting or returning to Fort Perce Decatur Valdosta Richmond Warnesville and New Orleans. Guests include Mrs Alf Stewart Mrs Peters and Mr and Mrs Smith Pickett, with travels to New York Boston and a planned New England tour.
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Gladys Levinett
Chicago
Alf Stewart
and Sire
BT Williams
Gad Sire
JM Wilkinson
Valdosta
Tate Spring
Xtraugh
Marlon Wilkinson
Warnesvilte
Margaret Green
Deratus
Richmond
Richards
Decatur
Nan
Lee Mougiag
Anti
Mra DA van
Wwe
Georgian Terrace
New
New Orleene
New England
West
Amerberm
Resinol Soap Protects Your Complexion
Resinol soap protects skin with pure toilet formula and soothing medication. The soap helps prevent pimples redness and roughness while promoting natural health and beauty. It carries a gentle antiseptic scent and a distinctive brown color from resinol salts. Sold by all druggists with free trial department advertised.
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All Drug
Move to Fonce de Leon Apartment in Washington City
A resident plans to move into their 1 Fonce de Leon next Monday in the Mm oT T Howard area of Washington city. They recall gifts and talents shown in Atlanta during a prior visit two years ago and will visit Mrs Guerse 4 Clayton at BOL Cherokee. The guest will also see Theodore Vardarman at 203 Four Desors Avenue as Swift & Cats reports fresh beef sales in Atlanta.
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Ot T Howard
Washington City
Atlanta
Guerse
Clayton
Mie
Theodore Vardarman
Desors Avenue
Swift & Cats
Pardons Allow Dog Entry With Wilson Aid at Yellowstone
Kansas girl Miss Thel Provost of Parsons secured a Interior Department approval to bring her dog Fanny into Yellowstone National Park, after writing to President Wilson about the policy forbidding dogs, noting their ages and the need not to be separated. President Wilson indicated a solution could be found.
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Kansas
Wilson
Yellowstone Park
Thel Provost
Parsons
Department of the Interior
Fanny
Park
Tate
Yellowstone National Park
Watson
Lads of the East Side Stand by Sulzer
A band of East Side youths aged 18 to 19 began a walk to Albany to present a letter in support of Governor Sulzer after impeachment. Dressed in khaki with knapsacks, they planned open air camping with meals cooked over fires as they marched toward Albany, aiming to deliver their message Thursday.
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New York
Hanvy
Sulzer
Che Etuta
Trusteeship Ideals Shape Philippine Independence View
Washington August 25 The United States to act as trustee for the Philippines guided by the archipelago peoples best interests not selfish American aims President Wilson and newly named Governor General Harrison say no immediate independence planned but active steps toward independence within years.
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Washington
United States
Philippine Islands
Archipelago
Wwnlson
Francis Burton Harrison
Take
White House
Philippines
Way
Cotton Mills Resume After Fifteen Week Shutdown
The seven mills along the Pall River resume operations today after a fifteen week shutdown. The works employ between 6,000 and 6,500 hands as production restarts at the cotton cloth plants.
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Pall River
Troi
Arif Revision Vote Arouses Tariff Debate In Senate
Washington August 25 The tariff bill free list debate moves slowly as Democrats in the finance committee back an Kenyon amendment to transfer trust controlled articles to free status. Southern and New England cotton mills spark a sectional clash over wages and foreign labor with Lippitt and Smith trading barbs. The paper schedule and sundries schedule are approved with some changes. An amendment to foreign meat inspection is introduced to clarify equal rights for foreign inspected meat.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Kenyon
New England
Senate
Ilppitt
Rhode Island
Smith
South Carolina
McCumber
North Dakota
Lippitt
South
Hughes
Bristow
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Ashurst
Bus Reau of
Animal Industry
Banks Merge in Washington Union and Commercial Banks Form
Announcement today confirms the Union Savings Bank of the District of Columbia has merged with Commercial National Bank. The Commercial National Bank takes over the savings institution, creating a combined banking group with assets exceeding 10 million dollars. The merger is effective today.
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Washington
Union Savings Bank of
District of Columbia
Commercial National Bank
Savings
Woman Charged With Murder Laughs In Jail Cell
Edna M Godbee, jailed in Millen County for the murder of her former husband Judge Walter S Godbee and his bride Florence Boyer Godbee, appeared unconcerned by the tragedy. She chatted with Mrs MG Johnson, wife of the sheriff, in the Millen post office and showed no sign of distress.
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Millen
Mra
Edna M Godbee
Jenking
Walter S Godbe
Florence Boyer Godbee
MG Johnson
Johnson
Bottle Mor phine Poison Causes Infant's Death Near Americus
An 18 month old boy, son of a station agent, died after swallowing morphine found abandoned in a bottle in the waiting room of the Seaboard depot near Americus. Despite efforts by several physicians, the child succumbed within hours. Investigation seeks who left the poison.
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Americus
Seaboard
Cesite
Wiliams
Noona
Man Given Six Months On Athens Train Flirting Case
Athens August 25 jail term imposed by the mayor and police court for a young man named J H Maxey. Six months in labor on the streets of Athens for flirting with a 16 year old girl aboard the Georgia train Friday night. The girl, returning home with her mother, reported the unwelcome attentions after boarding the train at the station.
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Athens
J H Maxey
Georgia
No Murder Charge Against Mrs Lucas in Savannah
A preliminary hearing in police court clears Mrs Hattie Lucas of murder in the Smart Lloyd case. Recorder Schwarz dismissed charges against her husband 3B F Lucas as an accessory before the fact. The Lu rat couple gave their first full statements, with Lucas alleging a threat over accusations of theft.
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Savannah
Spe Cial
Hattie Lucas
Smart Lloyd Colored
Meinhard
F Lucas
Schwarz
Lurat
Lieya
Litsle Lloyd
Resigned Voluntarily Says Massee's Friends In Macon
In Macon on August 23 special reports state Massee was deposed as president of the Macon Railway and Light Company. Massee's friends insist he resigned voluntarily and declined a larger salary elsewhere, correcting earlier stories about the local political scene.
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Macon
Wasxea
Georgia Public Service Corporation
Macon Railway and Light Company
Massees
American murdered in Asiatic Turkey
In Constantinople a U S embassy inquiry into the murder last week of Dr Charissa Holbrook an American missionary at Sanshehir Asiatic Turkey finds she was killed while sleeping in a garden near an Armenian’s house Two Turkish men allegedly punish an Armenian and shot Holbrook mistaking her for the house owner The killers have been arrested and await trial
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Constantinople
United States
Lewis Heck
Charissa Holbrook
Sanshehir Asiatic Turkey
Holbrook
Lynn
Dr Holbrook
Bible House
Conspiracy Charged Against Gov Sulzer in Albany News
Albany and New York leaders Murphy Levy and Frawley face possible indictments after Albany publisher Judge Arnold urges district attorneys to consider alleged conspiracy to oust Governor Sulzer. He cites witnesses and money used to target Sulzer, with more evidence forthcoming from various sources.
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New York
Chartes F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aeron J Lavy
Assembly
James J Frawley
Sheirman
Sulzer
Albany
Lynnn Arnold
Tudie Arnold
Suizxer
Governors
Arnold
Judge Arnold
Knickerbocker Express
Murphy Levy
Frawley
Sulver
Whitman
County
Girl and Sweetheart Found Dead in Boat at Rocksand Maine
The bodies of Carl W Perry and Angie Spear, high school students, were found floating in Penobscot Bay. Both had gunshot wounds. authorities believe Perry shot Spear and then killed himself. A revolver with three shells exploded was recovered in the boat. they had left home for a morning outing and Perry was active in interscholastic athletics.
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Rocksand Maine
Carl W Perry
Angie Spear
Penobscot Way
Perry
Miss Spear
Perrys
Superior Court Postponed in Jonesboro to September
The Clayton superior court session scheduled for August 25 in Jonesboro was postponed to the fifth Monday in September due to Judge L S Roan being tied up with the Frank trial in Atlanta.
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Superior Court
Jonesboro
Clayton Superior Court
L S. Roan
Frank
Atlanta
Bankers to Discuss Needs of the Farmers
Kansas City August 29 report that bankers from many states arrived to attend the annual meeting of the committee on agricultural development and education of the American Bankers association. About 250 delegates from 40 states expected. Program includes crop valuation and marketing, good roads, better farming methods, and vocational education. George Woodruff of Joliet, Ill. to report on farm credit systems in Germany, France, and other European countries.
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Kansas City
Fire Alarm Sweeps Rankin House Guests Onto Street
An early morning fire alarm at Rankin House caused guests to rush outside in scanty attire at 2 o clock. The blaze started in the kitchen and was detected by the night clerk who raised the alarm. The fire confined to the kitchen stove area and caused little damage.
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Colunews, Oe
Ausuicrae
Rankin House
Otlock
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