New Crepe Kimonos Line Ready Tomorrow
Empire offers a complete line of crepe kimonos in plain colors and attractive figured designs. Models in black and white also available. Prices 1.25, 1.50, 1.98.
14 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
1
Empire offers a complete line of crepe kimonos in plain colors and attractive figured designs. Models in black and white also available. Prices 1.25, 1.50, 1.98.
A local merchant closes out fresh Redfern and La Victoire corsets priced at 6 7 8 dollars with popular choices at 4 dollars. The sale highlights affordable undergarments and clearance options for fashion.
Analysis of Georgia's two high courts shows rising caseloads since the Court of Appeals was created. Data compare annual returns to Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, with 600 and 783 cases respectively, and 1,335 total for both. dockets include 680 civil and criminal cases, time to decision averages six months and one week in the Court of Appeals and twelve months in the Supreme Court.
Cordele Ga July 14 Special The Suwannee house changed hands July 1 when three Cordele youths took over the lease. A contract for 40000 in improvements was let including new rooms a passenger elevator and steam heat. The buyers are W F Scott Z B Zachry and A Al Starr all with hotel and business experience.
The Decatur county Girls' Canning Clubs near Bainbridge, Ga, held extended canning schools led by Miss Annie Lou Tappan. Demonstrations covered canning fruits and vegetables, jelly, pickles, and preserves, with a picnic lunch and melons. Members praise Miss Tappan's untiring efforts as she plans to visit another county.
Washington reports indicate the Archbald impeachment case will not be tried by the senate this summer. The delay aligns with Judge Archbalds wishes and could lead to an earlier adjournment of Congress. House managers plan to appear next week to demand trial, while opposition and hot weather, other business, and political campaigns favor postponement.
Indianapolis July 13. The Indianapolis Church Federation moved to open impeachment proceedings to remove Mayor Lewis Shank for not enforcing laws prohibiting resorts. The group funded the prosecution and acts follow an investigation by the social service committee urging enforcement. Mayor Shank argues segregation plans worsen conditions if abandoned.
Rev H H Proctor opens a six week series of short summer Sunday evening sermons on sin at First Congregational Church colored. Each service features special music with a noted soloist. Dates run July 14 to August 11 with varied speakers and performers, 8:15 to 9:15 PM.
In Nashville a Murfreesboro chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled a tablet commemorating General Nathan Bedford Forrest for his 1862 entry into Murfreesboro. The tablet was placed in the courthouse wall near where heavy fighting occurred, honoring Forrest's action that day and the capture of the Ninth Michigan and Third Minnesota and the release of Confederate prisoners.
Lisbon reports from Paiz that Spain must respect Portugal and enforce neutrality as English and French notes arrive. Portuguese premier Vasconcellor met with British minister Harlinge to protest royalist camps on Spanish soil amid arrests and disruptions near Bellas and Casimia, where royalists attacked the democratic club and clashes with republican forces caused casualties.
Grand Rapids Mich July 19 a cyclone struck the city causing injury to forty or more persons and heavy property damage. The storm hit southwest entering near 4 o clock hitting the city market and adjacent baseball park. Roofs were torn from stands and hurled about scattering farmers and teams. Panic followed as horses knocked people down and several were rendered unconscious. Nellie Wiersma, a fruit seller, was crushed by wagons while attempting to calm frightened horses. Many others suffered broken limbs and the storm indirectly caused the death of seven year old Charles Gos due to a nervous condition worsened by the shock.
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