New O. M. Mitchel Post Elects Officers at Hall
At 72 1 2 North Broad Street the O. M. Mitchel Post No. 1 Georgia Grand Army of the Republic installed new officers led by Commander Robert P. Beecher. Speakers included W. M. Scott and S. A. Darnell, with praise for the women’s Relief Corps and Confederate Veterans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Mitchel
Department of Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
North Broad Street
Friends of the Order
Woman's Rajet Corps
Mallip Breitenbacher
W. M. Scott
Robert P. Beecher
G. W. D. Patterson
W.W. W. Haskell
James P. Averill
Alex Mattison
James P. Day
Charles R. Haskins
E. H. Kruger
A. H.stroup
C. F. Fairbanks
F. R. Barford
Beecher
Akles
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Shakespeare
Lincoln
Gettysburg
England
Henry Ward Beecher
Victor Hugo
Waterloo
Relief Corps
M. Mitchel
The Diamond Personal Vase by Souog Bokaché
The Diamond-sei jewelry line presents a refined vase design noted for tidiness and fine craft. Souog Bokaché signs the piece, highlighting its meticulous detailing and high-quality finish.
Noted Nordica to Sing at Atlanta Grand Tonight
Mme Lillian Nordica arrives for a Grand recital in Atlanta under Concert and Festival Association auspices. Her program features works by Beach Weber Wagner Wagner Strauss Schumann and Chopin with Romayne Simmons as pianist. The station anticipates a large audience and social interest alongside the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Nordica
Atlanta
Concert and Festival Association
Itis
Mme
Europe
Mike. Nordica
Mrs. Beach
la Rose
Webber
Richard Strauss
Elsa
R. Wagne
Comrades Celebrate O. M. Mitchel Post in Atlanta
The Georgia post, founded in the old Confederacy heart, honors its history by aiding veterans and supporting the Georgia home for Confederate veterans. It assists needy members, conducts Memorial Day services at Marietta National Cemetery, and backs the Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary with substantial gifts and praise from leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Confederacy
Ftst
Toat Ft
Georgia
Henry W. Grady
C. M. Mitchel
Atlanta
Marietta National Cemetery
Woman's Reef Corps
Taylor
McPherson Military Hospital
Corps
Galveston
Tez
A. J. McBride
C. F. Fairbanks
Silverman
I. .P. Hills
Miss Roddey Elected Principal at Marietta Street School
At a special board of education meeting Annie E. Roddey was chosen as principal to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Echols’ death. Miss Suete Battle becomes assistant principal for the seventh grade. The board will not fill Battle’s former post yet, leaving that to the superintendent. Contagious diseases prompted a discussion and a plan to appoint medical examiners to visit the schools for sanitation checks.
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Airs
Beliela
Board of Education
Annie E. Roddey
Marietta Street
Echols
Roddy
Suete Battle
Medindl
Fepnlan
Sealskin Sacque Confiscation Story in Atlanta Context
A Georgia couple, newly married, faced customs action over a London seal skin sacque lacking a required stamp. Inspectors threatened destruction under a federal seal fisheries law, but officials intervened to allow return to the seller, sparing the garment and prompting remarks from Surveyor Wimbish. The piece notes prior near-destructions and cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure-all prompt.
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Livingston
Waahingbon
Georgia Swomat
Atlanta
Sida Seegue
London
New York
Aince
Py Jer
Congress
Treasury
Treasury Department
Surveyor of Customs
Wimbish
Negro youths bound over in chicken theft case
Seven African American individuals were bound over to the city court after a four chicken theft. Five young defendants Charles Williams Eugene Trice Henry Payne Ernest Watts and Dorris Stephens faced larceny charges from a house. William and Savannah Newton were bound over on receiving stolen goods claims. The boys said they sold the chickens to the Newtons for five cents each while the man and woman claimed they paid fifteen cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Récorder Broglés
Charles Williams
Eugene Trice
Henry Payne
Ernest Watts
Dorris Stephens
William
Savannah Newton
Receiver Authorized to Sue over Oakwood Brick Plant Sale
Judge Lumpkin granted M W McRae v. Oakwood Brick and Manufacturing Company receiver Ww. & Tichenor leave to sue L D Morris for the shortfall between 1520 realized from the brick plant sale and the 2000 Morris offered. The order names counsel and outlines proceedings to recover damages and cover expenses from the December sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
J- H. Lumpkin
Tichenor
McRae
Oakwood Brick and Manufacturing Company
L. D. Morris
Morris
Colquitt
Lumakin
Chambers
Brick Company
Gald
Thesday
Gainesvi Teé Frick Company
Gainesvi Teé Frick Company, Securing Tha Plant For 41,530 Whder Tha Ofer
Rogers Glenn suit settlement ends public dispute
Amicable adjustment ends the conflict between State School Commissioner Glenn and County School Superintendent John N. Rogers of Washington county. Glenn withdraws charges and Rogers drops his $25,000 defamation suit. both men exchange letters defusing the dispute. Sandersville case postponed as settlement proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
John N. Rogers
Washington County
Luther Rosser
Rogers
Gltnn
Curry
Hils
Mbel
Gienn
Washington
Sandersville
Dr. Curry
G. R. Glenn
Atlanta
Estate of late councilman Rawson valued over 190000 dollars
William Clarke Rawson, who died last Monday, left a sizable estate thought to exceed 190000 dollars. Relatives report he was a successful businessman, president of Gate City Coffin Company and invested in Elizabeth Cotton Mills near Hapeville and in steel. Applications for temporary and permanent letters of administration were filed by T P Westmoreland Henry S Johnson and Mrs Lucia B Rawson. no will found yet. Appraisers will assess the estate’s value soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Westmoreland
Henry S. Johnson
Lucia B. Rawson
Wiliam Clarke Rawson
Rawson
Gate City Coffin Company
South
Elzabeth
Hapeville
Packing Houses Pay $200 Under Protest to Georgia Tax
Atlanta packing houses will each pay $200 to County Tax Collector Stewart today under protest as a special tax for agerita. If the Supreme Court rules the tax unconstitutional, the firms will recover the money paid last year and again now. Attorney Hemmond advised payment under protest while awaiting a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stewart
Agerita
Supreme Court
Wright
T. A. Hemmond
Georgia
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief
A vintage medicines pitch touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy to constipation biliousness sick headache fevers and various liver kidney and bowel troubles. It claims the pills expel poison from clogged bowels early and surely for 26 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Peter Lynch Retail Store Ad at 95 Whitehall Street
Local ad for Peter Lynch at 95 Whitehall Street promoting a first class store for foreign and domestic wines liquors and cigars. Also mentions a West Mitchell location offering Mason fruit jars metal and glass tops tea empty basins and various seeds with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Street
Kentucky
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Commander Beecher
Dar Velit
Souog
Si Wanenan On
Nordiga
Madame Nordica
Car “Brunnhilde
Widmung
Schumann
Lotusblume
R. Franz
Arlette
Vidal
Chopin
E. Romayne Simmons
Wilzabeth
Tannhauser
Waener
Grieg
Blinkt der
Rubinstein
Weil
Erkel
Isverett
Woman's Relief Corps
Mra
Auxiliary Society of Fost No
Warren
Miss Roudgey
Aus Bana Dedzeyad Og Baeweyor
Livingston. Saves
Irogers
Amica
Luther Resser
United States
Loweman
Empire
Pension Office of Georgia
Pulter County
W. Lindsey
Commissioner of Pensions
IO. L. McGae & Sons
Rawson Wilh
Pou
Saie
Men’s Outfitters
Whitewall St
Tutt
Clarke
Servise
AZ Mediterraned
OFC NT
Egypt
Holy Land
Clark
Bidway
N.Y
Peter Lynch
Wen
Star Bosom—Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co—Negligee
U. S
Met
Hess Shoes
Eiseman Bros
Clothiers
Aiavaina Atu Pryor Strevis
Union Depot
Elseman Bros
Washington, D.C
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore
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