Georgia Lawyers Meet for Twenty Third Annual Session
Georgia lawyers convene in Warm Springs for the twenty third annual Bar Association meeting. T. A. Hammond of Atlanta presides. William Travers Jerome of New York to speak on July 18. The program features judges, papers on carriers rates, Philippine law, divorce reforms, bankruptcy, life insurance, and municipal court power.
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Tlliam Travers
Sasociation
Orville A. Park
T. A. Hammond
Atlanta
Hammond
Jerome
Warm Springs
Atliante
William Travers
New York City
John L. Hopkins
H. M. Patty
Bank’ Checsks
R. E. Dismukee
Columbus
Shepard Bryan
Alex W. Smith
C. Henry Cohen
Augusta
Federal Control of Life Insurance
J. H. Gibert
M. P. Callaway
Macon
Warren Grice
Hawkinsville
William Travers Jerome
New York
Georgia Bar Association
Son of General Corliss Takes a Filipino Bride
T Binen Laguna province Philippines. Robert C. Corliss first lieutenant Philippine Scouts married Maris Naqui a native Filipino woman. The ceremony was conducted by a native Catholic priest with Second Lieutenant Brineat Stacker as best man. Corliss is the son of Brigadier General Augustus W Corliss United States Army retired who lives in Denver. Merle Nugut is described as the daughter of an old Filipino couple who run a canteen for soldiers. Corliss is presented as a handsome young man with a college education and at the time was commanding officer at his post.
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Ina
United States Army
Denver
Coh Merle Nugut
Corliss
Philippines
States
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Sedots
Burbank
Filipino Woman and Who Thereby ‘Tost Fila
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Islands
Army Officers and Filipino Wives Stir Racial Debate
A historical account recalls Lt Corliss and Lt Burbank marriages to Filipino women, drawing strong regimental and senior officers’ opinions that such unions degrade white officers and should be discouraged. The piece notes social backlash, racial terms, and calls for restrictions amid U.S. military presence in the Philippines.
Princess Alice Well Manker’d at Wrest Park Dinner
London reports a witty incident at Wrest Park where Mrs. Longworth tactfully defused social awkwardness. She escorted the curate’s wife into a drawing room alongside the president’s daughter, compelling a shared entrance and later engaging in conversation to ease the moment.
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London
Para
Gala Gara
Longworth
Gaia
Murder and gang violence in Paris described in 19th century report
A Paris murder tale centers on Louis Patin who was shot by a rival in a street confrontation near the Boulevard de la Chapelle after leaving a newspaper office with his sweetheart. The shooter, nicknamed The Widow, led a gang of hooligans and fled the scene, while Patin died minutes later. The report also references English biographical writing traits showcased by Boswell.
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Paris
Patin
Boulevard de la Chapelle
Waz
Ayman
Patil
Weetheart
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Georgia
Judicial Review of
Hion
W. A. Wimibish
Pines
James H. Blount
United States
First Sumstance
Philippine Islands
W. W. Gordon, Jr
Gavannah
Panama Canal Zone
Charlesr. Williams
J.carroll- Payne
Alexander Azerman
J. Carroll Payne
Alex Smith
T. A. Tlammond
Orvilld A. Pare
Maton
Georgia ‘Bar’ Association
W. G. Brant
Otte
Bietenth
Mra
Lieutenant Corlis
Heh
Marie Nuqut
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Et I Soo
Princess Alice
Siie
Johnson
Birkbeck Hill
Boswell
Boswel
Old Virginia
Nictat Beandy
Westover
Desiers
Bank of Richmond
Planters Nations
Bank
Mmeyga
Phil. G. Kelly
Richmond
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