Honey Shock Wedding in a Classic Setting at Honey Shuck
Miss Genevieve Clark, 20, daughter of Champ Clark, wed James M Thompson publisher of The New Orleans Item, at the Clark homestead Honey Shuck in Bowling Green Missouri. The ceremony under a honey locust pergola featured an concealed orchestra and eight ushers, maids, and a bridesmaid. Speaks Clark gave away his daughter as the ceremony was performed.
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Bowling Green
Genevieve Clark
Champ Clark
James M Thompson
New Orleans
Honey Shuck
Clark
Miss Clark
Stop That Rhematism Wedding in Missouri Draws Vast Attendance
Rev Robert 3 Bord of Louisville notes a unique wedding in a Missouri town of 2000 as thousands attend by train carriage and car. Notables from Missouri and beyond grace the lawn and house, with flags, tables, and hundreds of cakes. Bridesmaids and maids of honor include Anne Bennett, Imogene Thomson, and Jean Roberts among others.
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Robert 3. Bord
Louisville
Missouri
Grean
Tublea
Anne and
Sue Bennett
Kansas City
Imogene
Dorothy ‘Thomson
Helen Morton Robnett
Columbia Mo
Bennett Clark
Mine Murray Sanderson
Bowling Green
Agnes Wilaan
Secretary of Labor
Muss Vera Holcomb
Jean Roberts
Alexandria
George M Harvey
Harvey
Henry Watterson
James A Mann
Mann
Alleged Rioters Gain Freedom on Bond in Slaton Estate Case
Indicted twenty six prisoners held on rioting charges were freed on bond of five hundred dollars each within hours after grand jury indictments. Trials likely before Judge Andy Calhoun in city court next week. The piece also notes wedding gifts list and a jet of political figures received sil ver and glassware gifts during festivities.
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Slaton
Andy Calhoun
Wilson
House of Representatives
Mra McAdoo
Justice
Lamar
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel Esneath
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Watterson
Dockery
Knox
Mra Knox
Mayor Curley
Boston
Mary Lockseod
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mom Thomsen
Judge Hills Charge on mob violence indictments in Georgia case
Judge Hills addressed the grand jury before reviewing twenty six cases indicting mob violence. He defended peaceful assembly as a constitutional right, warned against mob actions against the governor or property, and noted concerns about montebank detectives and press coverage. Indictments identified twenty six men with listed ages and addresses, and witnesses from the Fifth Regiment and state officials testified about the events and injuries sustained during the incident.
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Georga
Montebank
Georgia
CG Voytes
Wiley Street
He Radiant
Formwall Street
Whitehall Terrace
F Meadows
Pearce
Ro HO Mitchell
McDaniel Street
Claude Williame
Walter Fleischer
H L Gibson
McPherson Avenue
H L Pepper
James Sturgus
Elton A F Lee
ED G Smith
Railroad
Brain Drive
Fort McPherron
J Wo Wynn
Mitat Cutter
Kant Point
A Raxudale
East Point
E K. Dahiman
Dairy
T A
Ben_ gon
Farmer
Marietta
T R Bagwell
West Falr Street
George Cagic
Capitol Avenue
RK Miller
Ponce de Leon Place
Hugh M. Dorsey
Orville Hall
J van Holt Nash
William, Hartlaub
Arnold Parker
Harry Williams
F F Wall
Rawaa
Moses Family Mourns in Georgia Obituary Briefs
Obituary notices report Mrs Frank H Moses aged 35 of 114 Rawson street died after illness, survived by husband and four children. Smith, Thibadean, Carithers, and Johnson family references noted along with multiple bereavements including Francia J Carithers aged 40, Dr J A Johnson 79, and infant Lydia Warren of Lovejoy Street.
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Frank H. Moses
Frank H Moses
Rawson Street
Willam
Mina
Dorothy
Francesa Moses
JF Thibadean
Atlanta
Washington
T. M
United States Army
Charlie
Lawrenceville
Alster
B F Fite
Calhoun
Georgia
J. A. Johnson
J A Johnson
East
Hunter Street
J L. Johnson
Mra
FN Medley
Clara H Blallea
Sueter
MM Madden
Texas
Lydia Warren
Lydia, Warren
W Op Warren
Lovejoy Street
Mornine
Improvement bonds voted by Tallapoosa
Tallapoosa Ga June 30 Special Tallapoosa today voted 000 bonds for municipal improvements Thirty five thousand dollars will go for water works twenty five thousand for a new school building and five thousand for sewerage The new school building is to be one of the most modern in the state and will contain room for both grammar and high school to the eleventh grade which has been added this year There were 57 votes against bonds and 347 in favor
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Tallapoosa
See America First party leaves Atlanta by Dixie for sightseeing
A party of twenty five will depart Atlanta this morning aboard the Dixie to see America first. Members gathered at the Piedmont hotel on Wednesday from North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Florida to travel north then west on the route. Heinz Hardenburg is in custody as a government witness in the Lusitania gun testimony case.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Jordan Elected Leader of Rotarians and Passages of Tribute
Bert Adams retires as Rotary club president after two years of leadership. Lee Jordan elected president to succeed him with other officers and a new board named. A humorous farewell tombstone and a closing address praised Adams administration and forecast club growth and progress.
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Bantery
Preston Arkwright
Adams
Lee Jordan
Adams Lewis D Hicks
Southern Ruralist
Eni
H’ Cone
Kendall Weisiger
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Henry Davis
Atlanta National Bank
Unchecked mobs riot and threaten at Ray mining camp
Reports from Vera Cruz sparked unrest as 1500 Mexicans at Ray Consolidated Mining Co. walk off the job to demand higher pay after a Carranza officer’s speech. Armed men were sent from Phoenix to Ray, 120 miles away, to quell the disturbance while rumors of war spread.
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Jose Robeta
Phoenix
Anz
Ray
Vera Cruz
Mexico
United States
Ray Consolidated Mining Company
Carranza
Diaz
el Paso
Russians Retreat From Vistula Front Amid War Drums
Telegraph desk report notes Russian forces withdrawing from the Vistula region southeast of Lublin toward Russian Poland. German high command cites counter moves along the Arras and Meuse fronts while reporting renewed Austro-Hungarian and German efforts east of Lemberg and along the Gnila Lipa. A tsarist proclamation urges renewed Russian resolve to sustain the war and marshal national resources for victory.
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Metzers
Vistula
Berlin
London
Zamess
Lublin
Russian Poland
Arras
Furie
Meuse
Les Eparges
Sastern
Gnila Lipa
Lemberg
Belis Kemanow
4Zimose
Zawich
Zarow
British Expeditionary Force Casualties Reported in Three Months
The Daily Telegraph provides a tally of approximate British losses over the past three months April to June. Officers numbered 2,000 in April, 6 percent in May, and 200 in June alongside 19,000, 24,000, and 62,000 men respectively.
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Russia
London
Daily Telegraph
Two Negroes Guarded by Alabama Soldiers
In Montgomery two confessed murderers, John Salter and Robert Watking, are guarded by state militia as they are moved to Evergreen. The prisoners, charged in the murder of Mrs Mary Lassiter, a housekeeper for Wiley House in Coos County, confess under militia protection to avoid lynching. The militiamen stay at the Evergreen courthouse and return them that evening for arraignment.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Salter
Robert Watking
Evergreen
Murdei
Mary Lassiter
Wiley House
Coucenh County
Vitalitas touted as universal health draught in period ad
An advertisement extols Vitalitas as a natural remedy for indigestion rheumatic and nervous disorders claiming one teaspoon in water provides relief. It asserts one third of people are often indisposed and highlights mineral properties and constant marvelous cures. The notice invites readers to see samples at Jacobas Pharmacy 28 Whitehall Street or write for information.
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Jgcoba
Whitehall Street
Tudy
Georgia Road to Erect New Warehouses at Athens Georgia
A railroad contract let today for a brick warehouse between the railroad tracks and street at Webb Crawford camp in Athens Georgia. Building to be 140 by 75 feet with 36 000 square feet floor space and sprinkling fire protection. Cost about 1 dollar per square foot. Grading begun on new terminals. Ultimate road outlay for warehouses and depots will exceed 250 600 dollars.
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Athena
Wia
Erect & Modern
Webb-Crawford
Georgia Railroad
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