Social items from Cartersville and Atlanta society page
Social notes list ill Mr Frank K Boland at home on Juniper Street several visitors and departures centering on the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta and local towns. Names include Miss Nel Lynch and Miss Marguerite Clare Sheehan visiting friends in Springfield Homasca and Paris, plus births and travels of the Cornell Gatins and Burpee households.
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Frank, K. Boland
Juniper Street
Nel Lynch
New Grismne
Joseph Ein Brown
Kalamassa
Mich
Cartersville
Couthe
Atlanta
Thay
Georgian ‘Terrace
Nellie Hood Ridley
How Orjean
Marguarite
Clare Sheehan
Paria
Joseph Moody
James Cornell
Robert Cornell
Albany
St. Joseph
W Atlee Burpee
Philadelphia
Georgian Terrace
Directors Elected by Georgia Coast and Piedmont Railroad
Brunswick, Ga February 12 Spe qal The annual meeting of the Georgia Coast and Piedmont railroad company was held at the offices in Darien where a board of directors was elected including Iasman T Rhodes W G Edenberg I F Wilson R W Grubb A de Sola Mendes H H Mason F D Aiken L B Akin Brunswick The directors will meet in Brunswick March 1 to elect officers and join in the opening celebration of the Brunswick Darien extension Work on the line is practically complete and trains will soon operate.
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Brunswick
Spe
Georgia Coast and Piedmont Railroad Company
Darien
Iasman
T Rhodes
W G. Edenberg
New York
F Wilson
R. W Grubb
A. de Sola Mendes
H H Mason
F D .Aiken
LB. Akin
Brunswick Darien
Ims
Exquisite Youthful Skin Hidden Beneath Rough Complexion
An advertisement promotes ordinary meroxidized wax as a nightly facial treatment. It claims the surface peels away dead skin to reveal a youthful tint, with results in a week to ten days. It mentions a facial bath using a wondered satellite solution in hazel and asserts deep wrinkles soften.
Woman praises Cardui after midwest trip recovery story
Mrs Liva Barker of Mangheam La reports returning from visits in West and Middle Tennessee claiming Cardui cured her prolonged weakness. She says two bottles restored strength enabling daily work and urges other women to try the medicine, noting its long history of helping thousands. She directs readers to Chattanooga Medicine Co for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Mangheam
Liva Barker
West
Middle Tennessee
Middle
West Jennesses
Cardus
Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga Tenn
Hats This Year Feature Close Fit and New Styles
Hats for 1914 display close fitting designs and refined colors. Miss Unter showcases a range at the Kimball house for DE Fisk of Chicago, including English sailor shapes, Milan hemp pinks, and an elegant bonnet with chiffon veil. Readable descriptions note the Tango hat, peon blue tones, and jet trims, reflecting fashion trends and spring trade.
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Mme Unter
Kimball House
DE Fisk Company
Chicago
Skeep
DTB Fish Company of
Atlanta
Kimball Hotel
Milan
Jet
Arguments Heard In Mileage Case At Georgia Railroad Commission
The Georgia railroad commission heard arguments on the interchangeable mileage case after the February 1 withdrawal order affecting intrastate travel. No decision was reached. Attorneys for Central of Georgia, Atlantic Coast Line, Southern, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis, Atlanta and West Point, and Travelers Protective Association appeared, arguing for and against the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Tharsidar
Railroad Commission
Jruienist
Georga
T M Cunningham
Central
Georgms FR
Alston
Atlantic Coast Line
Sanders McDaniel
Southern
H C Feeptes
Nashville Chattanooga
St Lous
Atlantix
Travelers Protective Associaten
Jailed as white slave girl 10 wins $204 payment
In Valdosta on February 12 a federal judge dismissed the white slavery charge against T T Austin after the grand jury failed to return an indictment. Miss Fana Griff, the young woman, was held seven months and to be paid $204 at $1 per day for the time she was interrogated. Coffee County man McSwain was found guilty of sending a blackmailer letter and sentenced to a year in federal prison for attempted extortion tied to a bridge prank.
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Valdosta
Federal District Court
Austin
Fan ‘Ale Griff
Georgia
North Carolina
Tuckmanville
McSwain
Coffee County
T J .Dormmney
Brownton Ga
Fed Srak Dlatriet
Tudge Sheppard
Federal Penitentiary
Dortmney
Broxton
Titzgerald
Ricketson
McSwai
Sheriff C. G. Barbre of Dougherty Dies
Albany Ga February 12 Special Glau da Barbre sheriff of Dougherty died here today after an illness of weeks He had held the office for over a year succeeding the late E S Edwards at the time of his death He was 12 years old and leaves a wife and five children besides a mother sister and five brothers His death caused widespread sadness and the funeral may occur tomorrow.
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Albany
Glauda
Barbre
Douxhert
Leaun
Edwards
Jonger
Georaig
Bealdex
Stealing debate at senate hearing on stock exchange reform
Washington February 1 Milburn counsels for the New York Stock Exchange objects to disclosure requirements for asset statements and contracts before listings. Senator Nelson calls it the meanest kind of stealing as Hitchcock questions postmaster general book inspections and Milburn defends California petroleum operations as market steadying. Untermyer calls improper dealings on the exchange but says correcting them would hurt profits. Boston Chamber and Boston Stock Exchange back cooperation for a bill, Owen panel closes today with a possible month for a report and many suggestions to read.
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Washington
John G Muburo
New Yrk Stock Exchange
New York New Haven
Hartford
Hitchcock
Milburn
Nelson
Che Min
Mil
Exchange
United States
Sitburn
Bir Milburn
California
Patioleum
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Untermyer
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Stock Exchange
Owenhill
Owen
Threat of isolation for Niagara Falls sparks vaccination push
New York February 12 Dr Hermann M Biggs state health commissioner warned Niagara Falls that failure to enforce his smallpox recommendations will cut the city off from world communication. He urged school vaccination factory and hotel worker inoculation and closure of public places including churches andaters. He noted nineteen spots in Western New York with smallpox history due to negligence in Niagara Falls.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Hermann M Biggs
Biges
Niagara
Lane Elected Member of Bibb School Board
Lane former city attorney was elected to Bibb county board of education to fill the vacancy caused by the death of D R Pendleton. He was close to Colonel Peigleton and aligned with Pendleton policies. TD Tinsley was elected vice president of the board to succeed Colonel Pendleton.
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Sperial
Lane
Bibb County
Teacher at Shorter Stricken in Store
Miss Sarah G Frost, a Shorter College expression teacher, died this morning after an apoplexy attack at a Toca drug store. She was from Indians and never regained consciousness. Funeral plans await contact with relatives or friends.
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Rome Ganbrruary
Sarah G Frost
Shorter College
Toca
Prince of Wales plans visit to United States
London reports the Prince of Wales will visit the United States after touring the British empire. Prince Albert may accompany him. The plan calls for a first stop in Australasia and New Zealand, with a return via Canada and the United States. A visit to India is reserved for a later date.
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Prince OF Wales
United States
London
British Empire
Albert
George
Australasia
New Zealand
England
Canada
India
Fulton County Seeks Federal Pen Property Transfer
Fulton county seeks to gain from the United States government the northeast corner of the Atlanta penitentiary property near Forrest Road 151 feet to improve the road. The county will pay all transfer expenses and aims to boost road access and efficiency in government operations.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Howard
United States
Fulton County
Atlanta
Autonomy as bulwark of the British Empire
In Parliament on February 12 Lewis Harcourt secretary for the colonies argued that autonomy grants protect the empire. He rejected a Labour amendment to withhold assent to Premier Botha of South Africa indemnifying the government for its actions after a general strike. Harcourt warned of the volatile South African mix of whites and natives and urged caution with self governing dominions.
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British Empire
Lewis Harcourt
Colanies
Labor
House of Commons
Kinga
Botha
South Africa
Slabor
Harcourt
Alpha Tau Omega Conclave Set for Gainesville Florida
Alpha Tau Omega Province I conclave to be hosted by the University of Florida, with delegates from Georgia Athens, Eatory College Oxford, Mercer University Macon, Georgia Tech Atlanta, Tulane New Orleans, University of Texas Austin, Alabama Poly Institute Auburn, Southern University Greensboro, Alabama, and University of Alabama Tuscaloosa. The Gainesville chapter organizes formal banquet and dance, with university avenue headquarters and transport between sessions.
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Gainesville
Fis
Gainesvile
Alpha ‘Lau Omega
Alpha Omega
University of Florida
University of Georgia Athens
Eatory College
Oxford
Wercer ‘University
Macon
Georgia School of ‘Technology
Atlanta
Tulane University
New Orleans
la University At Texas
Austin
Texas
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn
Southern Univervity Greensboro
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Florida
All Toys
University Avenue West
Gunmen Hold Up New York Cafe Near Bowery
February 12 street crime report says gunmen robbed five men and a woman in a Broom Street cafe near the Bowery, taking a large sum of money and jewelry from the woman and injuring Antonio Collentano, who resisted. Three attackers were arrested. detectives pursue the remaining three across the city.
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New York
Broom Street
Bowery
Antonio Collentano
Infant Mortality Drops in New York City Report
A report read at the sixth annual Babies Welfare association meeting shows New York City’s infant mortality fell from 101 thousand in 1919. The city ranks second among ten largest US cities by decline. The alliance cites eight or six hospitals, ninety day nurseries, seventy nine milk stations, and various relief societies as contributing factors.
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New Loch
New York City
Westerdas
The
Babies Welfare Association
Fn S
Josephine Baker
Naw Fark
United States
St Louis
Quick Way to Make Ugly Hairs Vanish
A historical ad claims a home remedy to remove objectionable hair using a paste of diatomaceous earth and water applied to the skin. It promises hair removal after about three minutes with rubbing, followed by washing. Repeats suggested for better results, noting a purchase of the product is recommended.
Planters of Muscogee Hear Weevil Talks
About 200 Muscogee county farmers heard practical talks on crop improvement and diversification as they prepared for the bull weevil. Lively discussions followed presided by Brick Miller with speakers including T J Fiice state commissioner of agriculture and HHT DeLosch state experiment farm head EL Voisham state entomologist and A C Lesris. An exhibit demonstrated the ravages of the weevil and the need for cheaper insect control measures.
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Selumbus
Wascogee County
Brick ‘Miller
T J Fiice
State College of Agricultue
State Experiment Farm
EL Voisham
A C Lesris
Slaton Offers Reward in Murder Case
Governor joins Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey in offering a reward of $100 for each of two alleged fugitives connected to a murder case in Atlanta. The notice cites authorities seeking information leading to the capture and prosecution of suspects.
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Join
Piston
Hugh O Dorsey
Ted Ee the Millvacy
B.coheny
Sugor
Atlanta
Wilson Feels Better But Stays in Bed in Washington
President Wilson remains in bed with a cold in Washington. All engagements canceled, only Governor Fielder of New Jersey visited socially at the White House. The Barleson dinner and tomorrow’s events postponed as doctors say rest will likely speed recovery. about 400 New Jersey officials electors delegates and alternates have been invited to a Baltimore convention.
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Washington
Wilson
Coll
Fielder
New Jersey
White House
Barlesom
de Cary T
Grayson
Vina
Traltimore
China’s Oil Concessions Tied to Rockefeller Loan
Pekin February 12 The Standard Oil company arranged a loan to the Chinese government in return for oil concessions described as very important. Oil fields in Shen Li and northern Chi Li will be explored and a China American company with Standard Oil holding controlling interest will form, giving the Chinese government a share stake. Washington says the State Department was advised but took no part in the deal. The move attracts Japanese interest as they already operate wells in the area. A Belgian railway is being extended into China.
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Pekin China
Standard Oil Company
Shen Li
Chi Li
China American Company
Wich
Standard C1
Chiesa
Washington
State Department
Pekin
Chinda Sees Bryan Over Alien Land Acts
Washington report on February 19 notes Viscount Chinda and Secretary Bryan discussed alien land acts and similar measures in the eastern states. No action is expected. negotiations on land tenure and treaty terms remain unsettled amid differing opinions.
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Chinda
Bryan
Washington
Californias Area
Atlantic States
Viscount Chinda
Saloon keepers sue Oregon governor over seized stocks
In Salem, Oregon, on February 10, saloon keepers HW Stewart, Anton Warner, William Wues, and Cooper field filed damage suits against Governor Oswald West and Colonel Bob Lawsor. They claim martial law allowed seizure of stocks worth about 58,000, taken when Colonel Lawsor led the militia in Copperfield after a governor's private secretary Miss Fern Hobbs investigated alleged violations of liquor laws. The suits seek compensation.
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Salem Ore
Oswald West
Bob Lawson
Oregon
Fern Hobbs
Miss Hobbs
Copperfield
Waitresses Arrested for Acting Newsgirls in Chicago
Chicago February 2 Eight waitresses were arrested here for conspiracy to sling labor. Journal in front of the downtown restaurant attacked as union. The union journal urged boycott of the restaurant. Union officers at labor headquarters prepared for retaliation against the Restaurant Keepers Association by obtaining evidence of Sunday closing violations.
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Chicago
Labor Journal
Union Journal
Sunda
Asiatic Exclusion Blocked in House Immigration Debate
A muddled record shows the House immigration committee again blocking discussion on Asiatic exclusion. Delays followed by absent members and leadership urged restraint as debates were pending. The Senate committee later decided to revert the Burnett general immigration bill already passed by the House.
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Washington
Herritain Bryan
Senate
Fate of Boy Slayer in Jury's Hands
Columbus Ga February 12 The justice out tonight In the case of former Bailiff Robert L Wills charged with murder the result of his shooting and killing Luther Hawking an 11 year old boy who was fleeing me to escape arrest on the charge for beating 25 cent board bill The trial consumed the day in superior court Wills claimed that the shooting of the boy was accidental as he was Pursuing him when it discharged Hanlins was the son of J T Hankins formerly of Hapeville Ga now of Alysequgi Aba.
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Columbus
Cal
Robert L Willis
Hig
Luther Hawking
jGav
Superior
Lam
Hanlins
J T Hankins
Hapeville Ga
Alyisequgi
Swedish Cabinet Crisis Deepens in 1 February Fallout
The Swedish cabinet crisis unfolds as Theals withdraw from efforts to form a new government. Baro De Geer contemplates stepping in with state control measures. Rumors place a prominent minister of marine among the potential new lineup as the Riksdag awaits developments.
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Stockhal
Baro de Geer
Hin
Tomans
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Springfield
Mmn R . Ridley
Homascamee
Fin
Joseph F Gatins
Benjamin K Gatins
York
A Wood
W Os Elkin
E Lamb
Ernest Woodruff
T B Paine
Hampton Terrace
Augusta
Lamb
Richmond
Harvie Jordan
I.E Thompson
Valentine
Driving Club
Joe Fernandem
Gentrel Avenue
Eel ‘Dire John Montgomery
Haralson Blechicy
G., C. & P. 1 Railroad
Wamar
Elli Urfer
T. L. Austin
Fannie Griffin
CG. C. Barbre
Dougherty
Senator Nelson
New Haven
Bibe
Shorter
Forrest Road
William Scktley
Hr Howard
Elberton
Brown
Tribble
Burleson
Loui Browns
Forday
Parker
Department
Spivey
Tribbdle
Thomas J Spivey
Edenton
A. T. O. Society
Gainesville, Fla
Slaton
IK Sarenry
Chigaco
China
Rockefeller
Calumet
Trom
France
SIME
Fisk Millinery
O . Werner
D. B. Fisk & Co
MN Wowsy
Regi
Gee
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