Reception in Honor of Fair Visitors at Club
A large, stylish Atlantic social event honored Miss Inez Siedge and guests from Charleston and LaGrange. About seventy five Atlanta young women attended in white and green, with elaborate dress, table settings, and floral decorations. Several prominent locals hosted dinners at the club this evening, with many others entertaining at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Wright
Inez Siedge
Robertson
Charleston
D. C
Huth Tuggis
LaGrange
Atlanta
Wright
Stedge
Miss Robertson
Ruth Tuggle
Evelyn Orme
Thomas Peeples
Nettle Russell
Hatherine Glover
Neliia Dozier
Vernon Williford
Hattie Scales
Juliet ‘Cox
Reception and party honor Hattie Scales at Candler home
Social items describe a morning reception by Mr. and Mrs. John S. Candler with about 100 guests at Edgewood, a luncheon, and prizes for euchre won by Annie Louise Hawkins and Inez Sledge. List of attendees includes Harris, Robertson, Hawkins, Glover, Howell, Morris, Johnson, Collier, Eng lish, Speer, Oglesby, Hallman, Nicolson, and others. Also notes a Twentieth Century Music Club meeting at 28 Houston street and a separate Betrothal of Mr. Henry Naut and Miss Bessie Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McBurney
Hattie Scales
Annie Louise Hawkins
Inez Sledge
Richard Harris
Miss Scales
Robertson
South Carolina
Katherine Glover
Adelaide Howell
Sarah Morris
Emmie Johnson
Frances Johnson
Henrietta Collier
Jonnie Engish
Janie Speer
Hugenie Oglesby
Ruth Hallman
Mary Nicolson
Nannie Nicolson
Laura Harrison
Elmore Goodhart
Twentieth Century Music Club
Houston Street
H. Young
North Carolina trip and social notices in Atlantic hotel scene
A stream of social notes lists visits and attendances in cities across Georgia, Virginia Beach and Washington, with confirmations of returns and house parties. Separately, Fulton County judge John R. Wilkinson plans to push merging the Ordinarys association with sheriffs and clerks at the Indiana Springs convention next week, seeking a nonpolitical, officerless session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Robin Éon
Virginia Beach
Richard Sars
Mountains
North
Carolina
Rosalle Howell
Washington
Gavm
Roby Robinson
Jones
Macon
Richard Sama
George Dexter
Camin
Nella Phillips
DeLoach
Savannah
Indian Spring
John KR. Wilkinson
Fulton County
Charles M. Wiley
Proper Hot Weather Food For Cool Living
A historical dietary note proposes a breakfast free of meat to lower body temperature by ten to twenty degrees compared with neighbors. It recommends fruit, Postum Coffee, whole wheat bread with light butter, and a grape-nuta blend, claiming easy digestion and preserved energy. The author links food choices to a cooler body, citing experiments and body heat concepts.
Corly in Hands of the Law for Illicit Distilling
Revenue officers finally nabbed Corly, long sought for illicit distilling. After locating a Rockdale still, agents watched a late night arrival. Corly was identified and captured. Jim Dunton of Walker County faced Commissioner Colquitt in Atlanta, waived trial, and remained in custody on $200 bond for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue
T. Cc. Corly
Rockdale
Corly
United States
Colquitt
Atlanta
Jim Dunton
Walker County
Three Thieves Captured by Police In Quick Returns
Police in plain clothes arrested Briscoe Gains and Will Perry after a sale of chewing tobacco revealed theft from merchant W. W. Morgan on Peters Street. The recovered tobacco was hidden in a rail yard. A second theft involved a missing five-dollar bills found on Will Flewellen, who was bound over to the state court. Also listed are new postmasters appointed by the president including in New Orleans and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Bostwick
Briscoe Gains
Will Perry
Cmcara
W. W. Morgan
Peters Street
Women of Georgia push for child labor law reform
The Constitution reports that Georgia women, led by a central committee organized with Miss Irene Ashby, back the passage of restrictive child labor measures. The article notes a conservative Georgia leadership forming to coordinate this push with labor unions and women’s groups, stressing statewide action and civil safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
General Assembly
Isma Dooly
Tuv Ssen
Bor Bi
Houston
Warm Springs
Commonwealth
Central Committee of
Atlanta
Irene Ashby
London
England
Ashby
South
Central Committee
Henry B. Tompkins
C B Wilmer
John B. Gordon
W. W Landrim
Burton Smith
Hooper Alexander
B . Miller
Columbus
Ottley
Miss Ashby
Alabama
Armory Tax Ruling Strips Public Property Shield
Supreme Court rules armories owned by military companies are not public property, overturning 1885 tax exemption. City of Atlanta sued Gate City Guard. decision holds armories are taxable like other property. All military organizations owning armories must pay state, county, and city taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City Guard
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Board of Trustees
Cobb
General Assembly
Act of the General Assembly
Arate Pe
Lerst
Demurrer in Atlanta Transit Suit Challenges Corruption Claim
The Atlanta Rapia Transit Company files a demurrer in the clerk’s office against the Atlanta Railway and Power Company over the suit alleging an effort to corrupt council. The Power Company argues the answer fails to state how when or through whom the alleged corruption was attempted. Attorneys Brandon Arkwright Kings Rosser Carter and King Spalding filed the demurrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Rapia Transsit Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Brandon & Arkwright
Hop Kings & Son
Rosser & Carter
King & Spalding
First National Bank Boosts Capital to Ten Million
The First National Bank of New York voted to increase its capital stock to 10 million dollars and add a 10 million dollar surplus. Only two U.S. banks, National City and National Bank of Commerce, share this high capital level, both in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National of
New York
First National Bank
United States
National City
National Bank of Commerce
Resignation Withdrawn Keeps Floyd County Tax Collector in Office
A Floyd county delegation convinced Governor Candler to halt and withdraw the resignation of Tax Collector W. T. Sanford. Sanford, amid political stir, remained in office after the governor consented, citing the county’s wish to avoid a special election and ongoing tax collection needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
W. T. Sanford
Floyd County
Candler
Rome
Atlanta
More Broken Lots and More If You Sind Your Size
Classified notice promotes marked down suits with emphasis on size and taste. Invites readers to explore deals in the Docket book and personal wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Street
Multiple Atlanta Courthouse Sales See 1901 Sheriff's Notice
Legal notice of public sale by sheriff of Fulton County Georgia detailing several parcels of land in Atlanta and surrounding areas to satisfy Fulton Superior Court and City Court judgments. Properties include parcels on Center Street North Atlanta, land lots in the 7th and 14th districts, Yale Avenue area, Haynes Street, and a Castleberry Street tract, with noted boundaries and adjacent properties. Also listed are a railway right of way portion in Fulton and personal property whisky barrels in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Fulton
State of Georgia
Henry
County
Goldsmith
Canter Street
Center Street
Jan
A J. West
Fulton Superior Court
Peter Clarke
Jd Weert
Towit
County Georgia
Dela Land
Eald
Collier's Land
Collier's One
Collier's and
Hakesmith's
J Re Wyle
F Rice
Jesse Wood
Joseph Thompson
City Court of
Eliza A. Cheshire
Collage Park
Yale Avenue
P H Brewster
Jovied
A J. Luck
Tuck
Campbell County
J J Foster
A. J. Luci
Atlante
Said County
Haynes Street
Haynes
Rhodes Street
Henry Almmond
Rhodes
Julia T McKinlock
A. M. Hokeys
Julia T McKiniock
Castleberry Street
Kate Dally
Macon and Western Railroad
Central of Georgia Railway
Lowe
Eity Court of
E T. Bure Jowes Company
Ro D Lowe
Mrz HD English
Cutrix
W. By Lowe
W. B. Lowe
Yockey Club
Bluthensthal & Bickert
Mariette Street
Gluthenthal & Bickert
William Walnert
R.summertin
Alexander M L Rickert
Ang A. Bluthenthal Securities
John W Nedlins
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Wm. A. Wright
Gard
Battle Scales
Mira
Edward Mee Burney
C. Peters
Brank Hawkins
J. W. Walden
Shepard Bryan
KR. E. Bell
Crandell
Frank Orme
Clarik Howell
W. S. Cosgrove
George Hurt
J. J. Spalding
Thad Hammond
Stafford Nash
J. T. Orme
J. Horner
Booker Hendrix
Misetie Cook
Nise Nellie Laird
Misa Susie Toole
Herbert Fears
John Ashley Jones
Nort Rth
Eugene Black
Misa Kathleen Gones
Apént Thoraday
Errin, Winship
Frank Reed
Har Fem
Lectrude
Barnesville
C. F. Paires
Lucida Otras
Joseph 5
Marche
Be ‘Burt
Ads ‘Alexander
Wrightsville Beach
Wiliam Owens
Percy Adams
J. M. High Tay
Opal Smith
Griffin
Caroline Gordon
Roberta Seawell
Isaac Boyd
Hast Point
Luella + Mclenchen
John S . Candler
Edgewood
John Candler
Asa Candler
Naut Watson
Henry Naut
Bessie Watson
A. C. Ward
Temple Baptist Church
Eunice
Nannie Edwards
Iffin
Eudalo
Niagara
Tate Spring
Mays Robbins
Washington, Ga
Travis Huff
Jacob Phinizy
Louise Foster
Augusta
Lithia
Thousand Islands
Jake
Julia Rendall
Pattillo
W. Magill
Hartwell
H. C Begley
Salite May
Helen
Tate
Robert Taree Ant
Ada Hinton
Dacula
Ala
Atlantic
Morehead
Hortense Horne
R. Sama
North Carolina
Emma Nichols
Marietta
Mra
M. Turner J
Clarke
Joseph Teylor
Ret Dargan
Sqtehtavius Beach
Roberts
Loganville
Emma, Pope
Augusta Rosser
Eatonton
J. M. ‘Thomas
Mrs Robinson
Hufaula
Joe Garner
Miss Green
J. H. Connally
L. R. Knott
Isc
J. Herbert Stif
Jackson Street
Convention OF Ordinaries
LAW
Louisiana
New Orleans
David C. Bald
Natehez
John P. “Wald
Ovaan
Benjamin
THE
Gentral Committee
Transit Company
Power Company
Atlanta Gas Ligiai Company
Floyd
Eiseman & Weil
Fien
Ouruitters
Whitehail St. Bose
Douglas Rhoes
Carhartt
Anderson
Todd Judge
Mitchell and
Cane
Kaltem
Mack
Lllliott
Jennings
ALTO
Maud Meredith
McClure
Garters
Real Isle
Sc—hare & Far
Lnas
Williehall
Hunter
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