Georgia club women press for teacher salary fairness
Mrs Fitzpatrick of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs cites measures of interest before the current legislature, urging prompt payment of teachers’ salaries and tax reform. She cites Beecher on teaching, supports kindergarten bills, reformatories, school attendance, sanitation, and hygiene, and notes club efforts across Woodbine and Charlestons.
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Georgia
Thomanville
Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Henry Ward Beecher
Georgis
Wayward Gris
Felerate Ninl
Tyst Januxcy Po
Tan
Olle Tayier
Clus
Grorgia
Ether
Hesith
Sass
Platinum as leading material for lorgnon and gold also good
Platinum stands as the main material for lorgnons while gold is also suitable. The note contrasts two metals, highlighting platinum as premier though gold remains acceptable.
June Brides and Entertaining Socials Across Local Row
A string of social engagements marks June bridal celebrations and hosting duties. Mrs J Edwin Kerr and other June brides are noted as guests at multiple dances, dinners, and bridge parties hosted by Miss Beulah Clark, Mrs E Walthall, and others, with gatherings at Capitol City Club, Point Peachtree, and private homes.
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J Edwin Kerr
James Gateman
Frederick Hunter
Oscar Thomson
Beulah Clark
Ruth Hall
Lula Powell
Socialites Add glamour as Atlanta hosts bustling party scene
Atlanta society segment lists a parade of visitors and residents at Bainbridge, Marietta, and Atlantic venues. Notables including Mrs Elward Butler, Miss Rae Robinson, and Mrs Samuel Tawman mingle with Georgia railroad executives, yacht season activity at Mids Bowman’s circle, and trips to New York, Boston, and Paris via Savannah.
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Samuel Tawman
Mina Virginis Bowman
Earchmont
Bowman
Charming Ateadona
Society Life Centers on Atlanta Country Clubs Show Night Scenes
Society life in Atlanta centers on East Lake Piedmont and Capitol City Country clubs. Automobiles fill the porches with guests boating swimming and golfers arriving from the three clubs as dinner dances and tea parties unfold. Reservations for eighty guests already exist for Saturday’s dinner dance at Capita City Club.
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Bomnebody
Atlanta
Hast Lake
Piedmont
Capitol City
Mfe
East Lake
Moarrlea
Capita
City Country Club
Capita City Country Club
Local Social Roundup Aboard Various Getaways
The item lists numerous residents and their destinations including Eurept Atlant Columbus California California trips, hotel stays, motor trips in North Carolina and New York, and multiple families planning returns from weekend visits with several individuals named such as Mrs Samuel T Werman Mrs Fred Lewis and Mr Adam W Jonex, among others.
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Fred Lewis
Adam
Jonex
Plorsas
Wison
Tom Dave
William Hansel
Eatery Park Hotel
Asheyl
Domine Club Hosts Elegant Pink Green Tea
Mrs Walter Thomas hosted Domine club guests Mesdunes Garrett and Glimer with seven tables of games on the veranda. Punch was poured by William Alexander and Fila Powell as pink, white, and green decor dominated. About thirty guests attended with Mrs J W Vinson winning hostess honors.
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Walter Thomas
Domine Club
Mesdunes Garrett
Glimer
Mheses Willam Alexander
Fila Powell
J W Vinson
Domino Club
Butler Camp
Brooks
Henry Butler
A Garrett
Brarmont Texas
O N Gilmer
Montgomery
J H Hand
E R Shaw
Macon Ga
Waterf
Etd
Wiss
Agnes Smith
Titton Ga
Frederick
W G Park
Werle
Atlante
Misa
Rebecca Grist
R M Singleterry
Widow of Huntington Weds H E Huntington in Paris
Paris July 18 Mrs Arabella D Huntington widow of the late Collis P Huntington and Henry E Huntington, railroad man of New York and Los Angeles, wed today at the American church in Rue de Berri. Collis P Huntington left a vast fortune to his wife and relatives. Henry E Huntington now faces life with a Pasadena mansion and art collections.
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Paris
Arabella D Huntington
Cailts P Huntington
New York
Henry E Huntington
Los Angeles
de Berri
Cailis P Huntington
Archer M Huntington
Clara Huntington
Detroit
Prince Francis of
Hatsfelat
Udenburg
Collis P Hunt Notun Jh
Muntington
Pasadena
Hanington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Treasury press release cites vast cash handled in year
Washington July 16 The United States treasury reports handling in actual cash during the fiscal year ended June a stupendous 7 07 520 000 the greatest banking feat in history The report says this record plus income cargo and operations reflects immense growth and notes total wealth including bonds checks and warrants rose to 19 006 040 000 with no loss to the government The figures compare with the prior year and earlier years showing large gains in cash handling across the treasury system
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Washington
United States Treasury
Federal Treasury
Treasury
United States
Woman Jury to Decide Dress Dispute in Chicago
Chicago July 16 Women will sit on a female jury for the first time to resolve a dispute between two women over a dress making bill. The hanging style of a gown is described as the key evidence, with counsel for Mrs HK Davenport emphasizing his client’s expertise.
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Chicago
HK. L Davenport
Mount Denali Proposed as Name for Denali Peak
Seattle dispatch reports Mount McKinley may be renamed Denali meaning the great one. Archdeacon Stuck led the ascent to the summit, was dragged up by rope after collapse, and his party planted an American flag on the peak before reaching the crest.
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Seattle
Wash
Mr Kinley
North America
Archdeaton Hudson Stuck
Episcopal
National Board At Geographical Names
Archdeacon Stuck
New York
Episcopal Church
National Geographic Society
Alaska
R. G Tatum
Knoxville Town
U S Planting Dummy Mines in Potomac River
Washington July 16 In preparation for more serious operations of acers and men of the heavy artillery in the forts guarding approaches to the national capital are today planting dummy mines throughout the Potomac river near Forts Washington and Hanth The work is under the direction of expert officers on the United States mine planting steamer General Frank It is an annual practice not prompted by invasion fears The river below Washington is being mapped for mine locations The operation trains artillery to recognize river plans and placements and the dummy mines are set with realistic features to resemble real mines intended to destroy enemy ships
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Washington
National Capital
Potomac River
Hant Tha
United States
Frank
Man Found Shot On Outskirts Of Tallahassee
The body of William Steinheyson a mill employee from Helen Fla was discovered on the city outskirts late yesterday. He had been missing since Saturday and no clue to his slayer was found.
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Tallahasse Fla
William Steinheyson
Helen Fla
Tallahasses
Hla
Severe wind storm causes heavy damage across counties
Severe rain and windstorm yesterday and today caused heavy property damage in Goorsix and Alabama counties. Many small buildings were demolished and crops severely damaged. No loss of life reported.
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Ga Wuly
Goorsix
Alabama
Wilson Grants Clemency For Powell Murder Conviction
President Wilson commuted the life sentence of Thomas Powell, convicted of murder at what was formerly Pauls Valley, Indian Territory. The clemency action releases Powell effective immediately, with the sentence to expire. Powell had been serving a life term after his conviction. The decision was announced in Washington today.
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Inman Park
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Vera Davenport
Norcross
Proleau Ellis
Charles E Cavers
Point Peachree
Pricleau Fliss
Springfield Mass
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George M. Brown
Capitol City Club
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Belle Stewart
Wa Wimbish
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Mre Hns
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William W Rushton
Bridge
Guy Kins
Robbins
Birmingham
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