Sage and Kenzie Tie the Knot in Private Ceremony
Mrs Sadie J Sage, widow of John, weds Mr J F Kenzie yesterday afternoon at the residence of D Charles W Daniel pastor of the First Baptist church. The ceremony was performed by Dr Daniel before the couple set off for an extended western state tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Unese
Dana Sage
Sadie J. Sage
J F. Kenzie
D Charles W Daniel
First Baptist Church
Daniel
Kenzie Jet
Western State
SoCal Visitor Mo Green Joins City on State Visit
Charles Mo Green of Siw Orleans joins the city on a visit to the state. Mrs Mary Jo Green resides on Currier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mo Green
Siw
Orleans
Tin State
Mies Mary Jo Green
Currier Street
Blessing Through Song Sermon by Dr Robins at Trinity Church
Dr J F B Robins preached on practical religion at Trinity Church last night. He urged continuous song as a burden lighter and joy inward, saying a song can lift spirits, aid courage, and brighten life and death. He cited mothers and youth finding hope in melodies and urged more singing to bring benefit to individuals and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
St James
Trinity Church
Jf B Robins
Robina
de Rubin
Gald
Duffy denies surrendering son amid arrest claim
B C Duffy testifies he did not surrender his son to police or meet Chief Sanford. The father says detectives came to his home for his horse and left after he refused to send the boy away. He asserts his son is not unruly, has held a steady job for three years, and vows to clear up the arrest.
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Puffy
Talr Strest
Estiun
Wille Aps
Denis
Sanford
Aes
Label on Shoe Secures Insurance for Widow
Athens July 14 Special The label sewn on the lining of a shoe owned by the late T Booth has led to a widow securing life insurance on his name. In Oglethorpe County detectives linked thousands of dollars in insurance to Booth. Booth vanished last year while returning from a reunion in Little Rock. A body later was found in the Arkansas woods near a railroad where he had left the train to stretch.
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Athens
T+ Booth
Lexington
Oglethorpe
Booth I
Littl Rock
Arkansas
Three Boys Drown During Fishing Trip in North Carolina
In Pitt County near Grimealand on July 23, Theodore Tukor senior, his son Flbet, and a third boy named Rosner drowned while fishing on the Tar River. Their bodies were recovered after a night of river dragging searches.
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Washington Nobo
Theodore
Flbet
Tukor
Pitt County
Boob
Green
Rosner
Grimealand
Supier
Market closes for live boll weevils in Adams County
The market for live oil weevils closed yesterday with 475000 bugs stock and a price of 2 cents per hundred. Insects were captured in Adams County and financed by local wholesalers merchants and bankers. Most of the bugs were not genuine according to reports.
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Natches Miss Fuls
Adams
William Lorimer to Work After Senate Seat Loss
William Lorimer plans to return to Chicago to work after the Senate stripped him of his seat as junior senator from Illinois. He has not decided on a political return, will confer with Elbridge Haney, and may seek reopening of his case on newly discovered evidence. Lorimer left the Young Men's Christian Association quarters for a downtown hotel and will remain until week’s end before heading to Chicago.
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Washington
William Lorimer
Chiiagpo
Senate J
Tille Aga
Hhilnois
Billnois
Lorimer
Gav
Young Mens Christian Association
Elbridge Hancey
Chicago
Senate
Ignor
Larimere
Shelby M Cullom
Changeable weather predicted for week across regions
Washington reports a week of changing conditions. Unstable air over the northern hemisphere suggests cooler, showery to start in central and north states, then milder by midweek. Rocky Mountain and Northwest fair and cool, with a turn to warmer, generally fair by midweek. Missouri Valley and upper Mississippi see cooler, showery finish. Ohio and Great Lakes stay warm early, turning cooler with local snowers later. Gulf states remain warm and fair. Atlantic coast sees early thunder showers then fair.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Northwest
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Gulf States
Atlantic States
Revive Y M C A Charter in Clarke Superior Court
Application filed in Clarke superior court to revive the charter of the local Young Men's Christian Association granted twenty-five years ago. The Athens group recently raised over $100 000 in ten days for a new building and the corporation is again desirable.
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Woc. A
Athens Ga
Clarke Superior Court
Young Mens Christian Association
Clean City sermon links sanitation and temperance reform
Dr Wiggins at First Methodist in Atlanta urges Georgia to pass the Tippins bill and back the Men and Religion Forward Movement. He ties city sanitation to moral purity, argues state revenue from the bill offsets court costs, and notes alcohol as a major cause of crime and death.
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Tippins
Georgia
Atlanta
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Fred
First Methodist Church
Rev S P Wigging
Wiggins
Men
Stinson speaks in Dr. Lees Church in St Louis
Richard D Stinson head of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute appealed at St Johns Mo church south Washington and Kings Highway. Dr James W Lee endorsed the work urging cooperation to establish a lasting school for the negro race. About two thousand attended an educational rally with speeches by Dr Lee Ket S J Niccols Professor Frank L Willaws and Rev George E Stevens. The event aimed to secure support for industrial education within the colored community.
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St Louis Jay
Spectal
Richard D Stinson
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
St Johna Mo
South Washington
Kings Highway
James W Lee
Atlanta
Lee
Stinson
South
Permaneny
Samson Brooks
Banner Starts Fund For Wilson Campaign
The Athens Daily Banner announces a campaign fund to aid Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic nomination. It starts with a $25 contribution and aims to raise $500 for legitimate campaign expenses. Several former Underwood supporters have added gifts, while no Wilson backers have donated yet. The county nearly backed Wilson in the presidential preference primary.
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Athens
Athens Daily Banner
Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New Jersey
McIntosh Cotton Mills Declares Dividend at Annual Meeting
At the McIntosh Cotton Mills annual stockholders meeting in Newnan Georgia on Thursday a dividend of 3 percent was declared the first paid since the mills began operation.
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Newnan
McIntosh Cotton Mills
Congress Works for Adjournment
Washington July 14 The end of the Lorimner case and the senate’s plan to postpone the impeachment trial of Judge Robert W Archbald forecast an earlier adjournment of Congress. The Panam canal bill goes to conference with the house as Britain will state objections. free tolls provision may conflict with the Hay Pauncefote treaty. Beals and labor department bills expected to pass House this week. opposition to Lever bill over grain futures. Stanley committee to meet tomorrow for multiple reports. House Democrats to Sea Birt New Jersey to visit Gov Wilson. Gymnastics for Millands LaGrange: Rev Henry Philips hires Paul Bali Sewanee grad for physical culture at mission house with nurses and staff assisting cotton mill workers.
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Washington
Lorimner
Senate
Robert W .Archbald
Commerce
Congress
Great
Department of Labor
Whey
Chicago Board of Trade
Stanley Committee
Steel Trust
Stanley
Wilson
House
Millands
LaGrange
Mission House
Henry Philips
Paul G Bali
Sewanee
Te Mihl
Brewster
Bell
Milledgeville City Council Fined Under New Auto Law
Milledgeville Georgia July 14 Special report says the city council passed a law restricting passing and U turning in streets. Several car owners were fined for violations. The mayor and entire council appeared before the recorder and were fined, except one member who does not own a car.
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Ali Hedgeside Auto
Your Complexion Remedies Exposed in Cold Weather Ads
An early 20th century style advertisement touts SULFOSOL as a cure for pimples eczema and skin taints blaming winter winds and dietary changes for impure blood. It urges readers to buy Sulfosol from druggists or request a free booklet from Sulfostol Co at 215 Washington St New York.
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Sulfostol Co
Washington St
New York
Vaudeville stars headline Forsyth and Bijou bills
The Forsyth showcases Master Gabriel and company in Little Kick with Al Lamar Vida Perrin and a Tempest and Sunshine duo plus Bixley and Lerner, Jolly and Wild, Carson and Farnum, and others. The Bijou features Gordon brothers boxing Kangaroo, Bell boy trio, Amplaip and Bell, George Dixon, and a high talent vaudeville week promising novelty and strong crowds.
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Keith
Forsyth
Gabriel
Atlanta
Little Vest
al Lamar
Vida Perrin
Boston
New York
Tempest
Sunshine
Hland
Italian Opera Company
Bixley
Lerner
Jolly and Wild
Carson
Farnum
dSticker Circis
Bijou
Gordon Brothers
Bob
Bell Boy
Amplaipland Bell
George Dixon
Pass the Tippins Bill urged by colored pastor
Rev H H Proctor at First Congregational church urged passage of the Tippins bill abolishing sale of near beer in Georgia. He claimed the prohibition measure benefits the colored population, noting increased property ownership homes schools and churches since its enactment.
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H H Proctor
First Congregational Church
Solored
Georgia
Sayes Assassinated in Feud Ties to Clark Family
Markaville La July 14 HL Sayes aged 48 police juror of Avus Elles parish and wealthy planter was killed in ambush early today returning from a lodge meeting at Center Point The assassination is linked to a feud with the Truman Clark families that has caused four violent deaths in recent years Sayes leaves a wife and several children.
Brunswick Placed On National Highway Route
Brunswick will be placed on the national highway from New York to Jacksonville as the Georgia Coast and Piedmont extension reaches Darien and Brunswick. The Altamaha River crossing problem is solved by allowing motor car service over bridges and trestles, benefiting Brunswick Darien Savannah and nearby points with a practical river crossing option.
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Brunswick Oa
Georgia Coast
Piedmont
Darien
Brunswick
New York
Jacksonville
Altamaha River
Altamaha
Darion
Steamer Sinks After Collision Near Port Huron
The freight steamer G J Grammer owned by Frank Selver Cleveland sank in shallow water after colliding with the freighter Northern Queen just north of Port Huron on July 14. All crew were rescued by small boat. Grammer measured 418 feet, built in 1902, and was a wooden vessel. North Wind is also described as wooden.
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Sage-Kenzie
DR. Robins
B. C. Duffy
Jennie Stone
Marion Elder
Louie Walker
Jean Tuck
Marie Griffith
Alberta Gunn
Blanche Peacock
Saunders
Mable Hamaker
India
Ceylon
DR. Wiggins
R. D. Stinson
Banner
Fund For
McIntosh Mills
Southern Association of College Women
Agnes Scott
Pennsylvania
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Agnes Scott College
Union
F. H. Gaines
D.D
Decatur
Sayes
Wesleyan College
Macon
Siilla
Wesleyan
C. R. Jenkins
Marion
Lake George
N. Y
Country
Lvery
Joseph HO Marvel
Dennis
Atlantic City
Walter J Bazry
Yonah Lodge
Nacoochee Valley
Kine Climate Charm Ag
Nacoochee Institute
New Orleans
George Spafford
United States
Dauphine Street
Canal
Spafford
The
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
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