Picard-Steinburg Wedding In Columbus Ballroom
Picard Steinburg announces the marriage of Migs Picard to Mr. Mark Steinburg of Columbus. The ceremony led by Rabbi David Marx occurred in the ballroom with ornate floral decor, a dais, and an audience of family and local guests. The gown featured white duchesse satin with pearls, lace, and orchid bouquet. bridesmaids wore lavender, and the reception included an orchestra and a buffet supper. Attending out of town were numerous relatives from Columbus Medina New York Atlanta and Macon.
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Picard-Steinburg
Migs
Aure Picard
Mark Sternberg
Columbus
Mre
Louis Lesdaner
Aision
Honor
Misa Ida Picard
Iad
Ot Bogor
Miews Minzle Herts
Reba Franklin
Lilie Elena
Rosa Lubermind
Ada Dittler
Beldeamarde
Mesere
Kaufman
Morris Moses
Columabua
Jewrence Bernd
Macon
Anechan Stein~helmer
Atlanta
Lipman
New York
Mike Cohen
Dan Picard
Sam Lan Gauer
Modine
Fried
Charis Frank
Peeria
Hatital Oringe Blossiie
Chad House
Wea
Semuel Starnberg
Mra
Samuel Lan- Gauer
Medina
Aims
Carrie Lichtenstein
Ann
Mae
Snare
Coven
Columbue
Mortis
Maurice Kauftumn
Colunbus
Lawrence Berd
Jacon
Barry Haverman
Moblin
Lipman Picant
Lovie Haynes
J. Picard
Biereberg
Mira
Aoa
Ben
Stembeng
Florlaa
Cuba
Ming Rosa Liebermuth
Bite Laura Picard
Mark Steen Erg
Prinea
Salvation Army Opens Congress in Atlanta
The seventh annual congress of the southern division of the Atlantic province of the Salvation Army is in session in Atlanta with Colonel Holt presiding. Officers met for a divider and a committee on publication was named to publish the congress address in book form. A plan urged an annual congress and broader organization to oppose liquor traffic and promote prohibition sentiment among Negro communities. Abia addresses were delivered by Attorney William Harmon, Dr. S. W. E. Bowen, Dr. M. B. C. Mason, with Bishop Turner presiding.
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Frederick A. Schott
Philadelbis
National Congress of Mothers
Homme
Sreasl
Washington
Mra
Arthur A. Birney
Theiora Birney
Moe
Idith Mitshell
Marsland
Atlante
Sonaross Et Mothers
Womit An
Sebo
Hive Geonore
Charles A. Wood
Hacta i
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Salvation Army
Durand
Empire Building
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Salvadion Army Hall
Whitehall Street
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Wil
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Key West
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Congress
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Dulles
Tex
Ibrovehield Congress
South
Ahd
Bryant
Fillippe
Abia
William 2 Harmon
Oklahoma City
Okia
W. E. Bowen
M. B. C. Mason
Turner
Russian Methodist Church Dedication in Wirbalten
The Finer Methodist Episcopal church in Russie was dedicated at Wirbalten on the German frontier by Bishop Burt of Zurich, Europe. Dr. G A Simons, superintendent of missions in Russia and Finland, assisted. Russie now has ten congregations with partition services and publications in six languages.
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Russie
Wirbalten
Burt
Zurich
Switzerland
Europe
G. A. Simons
Missiona
Rueda
Finland
Ruesipamise
Rusele
Atx
Lewisohn Heads Copper Co. New York
Feeterick Lewisohn was elected president of the Tennessee Copper Company at a meeting of the company's directors in New York City. Lewisohn succeeds J. Parke Channing. Phillipe, Jr. was elected vice president and Walter Lewisehm treasurer.
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Lewisohn
Agricultural Money Bill in Senate Ends with Adjournment
Washington February 25 The entire senate session focused on the agricultural appropriation bill. Several items proposing investigations and new legislation were struck on points of order. The foreign service provisions faced sharp criticism from Senators Carter and Heyburn before the chamber adjourned at 4 08 o clock.
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Weshington
Senate
Carter and Heyburn
Health Cure Ad Claims Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to use C4S CARETS to wipe a sickly smile and replace it with a healthy look claiming cure for constipation and torpid liver in a breezy sales tone. It features exaggerated, period advertising language and a bold product pitch.
White House boards knocked by the House
Washington reports the House adopted a sweeping amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill prohibiting payment of money to members of commissions councils or similar bodies appointed by the president unless authorized by law. The move followed criticism of paying fees for census work and compiling material. The senate retained a $25000 appropriation for the agricultural division related to country life materials amid debate.
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Washington
sThe Ho
Representatives
Council
Smilar
Tawney
Minnesota
Upiitt'r
Census Bureau
Senate
Commission On Country Life
Kean
Sentor Tilman
Judge Faints At Bloody Garments In Trial
Oolrabus Ohio February 25 Judge C M Rogers fainted in court during the Hang Hier trial after the bloody clothing of slain Patrolman Campbell was shown. He adjourned for an hour and then until tomorrow morning.
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Oolrabus
Ohio
C. M. Rogers
Hang Hier
Campbell
Stock Company Formed in Butler Georgia
A stock company capitalized at 8009 with option to grow to 326000 was organized last night in Butler for a fertilizer factory and cotton warehouse. Netsler elected president, TF Peebles vice president, H J Peaster secretary and treasurer.
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Butler
Netsler
TF. Peebles
H. J. Peaster
Treaeurer
Greeks Find Refuge in Texas Counterfeited Months
A garbled 19th century note recalls Greeks seeking asylum in Texas after a march by South Gmals riders. It mentions a refugee named Cornell Butta and a Fort Worth event tied to a railway incident and a purchased ticket, with unclear dates and places.
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Texas
Counall Brutts
Iowa
Aes Greake
Cornell Butta
Tha
South Gmals
Fort Forth
Tee
Southern Commercial Congress Acquires Washington Home
Washington February 28 The Southern Commercial Congress through John M. Parner of New Orleans president and Charles Hail Davis of Petersburg chairman of the executive committee acting as trustees today acquired title to the old St Matthew s church property at Fifteenth and Hatresta The papers were passed over by Cardinal Gibbons and his representatives and will be recorded The site will house the offices and headquarters covering over 22 000 square feet The old church will be opened during inauguration week to provide a red room for inauguration visitors The interior will be rearranged for temporary Washington office use while raising the endowment fund"}
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Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
John M. Parner
New Orleane
Charles Hail Davis
Petersburg
St. Matthew's Church
Oh Fifteenth
Hatresta
Cardinal Gibbons
Congress
Augusta contractor shoots self in avowed attempt to die
In the Genasta hotel Augusta Georgia February 25 contractor FL Ong of Columbia fired four shots at his head in an apparent suicide attempt. He survived with facial wounds including loss of nose ear and jawbone but all injuries described as not serious. Ong told police at headquarters he was despondent and in poor health. He has earned three awards and built the Park-in-the-Pires hotel at Alken.
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Augusta
S. FL Ong
Cosumbia
Genasta
F Capital
Ong
Heutensat
Onghes
Park-in-the-Pires
Alken
Peaches Damaged by Cold in Jasper County
The cold weather has badly damaged the peach crop in the Jasper area with temperatures reaching 26 degrees above zero. The frost threatens much of the crop in the county, possibly destroying part of the harvest.
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Jasper
Wedding Register Around Columbus and Atlanta Society
A garish collage of wedding gowns and receptions notes Keely's Keely Ziegler Shoes company figures and several Columbus and New York figures in society weddings. Reports on the bridal party, attire, and gifts mix with notices of a charity dinner by the Council of Jewish Women and a Presbyterian church bake sale and bazaar.
New Code 15 Adopted for Naval Warfare
London February 25 The Internation al conference concluded its final session tonight and delegates will sign a code of naval warfare. Washington had pressed for the prise court to be treated as an arbitration court, not an appellate one. Delegates expressed favorable views though not all U S desires were met.
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London
United States
Tea Coffee and Sugar to Rise in Chicago Trade
Chicago February 25 The Retail Merchants Association of Chicago prepares for anticipated price rises in tea coffee and sugar driven by market conditions Japan crop shortfalls and tariff discussions. Wholesalers report higher wholesale prices amid dull season and expect further increases due to export taxes and proposed duties on imports.
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Chicago
Plite
Avent Lo
Brazil
Partial Report On Naval Money Bill Conferees
Washington February 25 partial report of the naval appropriation bill conferees was made today amid lingering disagreement over keeping half the navy on the Pacific coast and price limits for colliers. The Senate amendment calling for an inquiry into establishing a naval base on California’s southern coast was dropped. The House accepted the amendment listing the machine compare service on ships. A compromise settled the provision about the appropriation for powder and shells tied to a trust.
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Westhingon
Pacific
Senate
California
House
Federal court sentences two men in post office raid case
New Haven Conn February 26 ten years in the Federal prison at Atlanta Ga for each man and four fines of 4000 dollars were imposed by Judge Platt upon Frank Howard and Willem Cart tom for breaking into post offices at Hast Morris and Morris in this state Both were convicted on two counts The men are known under various atlases Railroad Surgeons Meet in Memphis
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Conn
Orison
Atlanta
Platt
Frank Howard
Willem Cart Tom
Hast Morris and Morris
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