Miss McPhail to Entertain At Bridge Friday
Miss Mamie McPhail will host a bridge party Friday afternoon honoring Miss Annie Ray visiting Dougtan Ga. Guests include Ruth Evans, Louise Looney, Phoeba Kirby, Margaret Harper, Edna Harper, May Line, Nell Pace, Randall Springer, Ora Bell Tanner, Minnie Storkton, Nellie Ray, Elizabeth Martin, Priscilla Rose, Ethel Stewart, Berta Birge, Virginia Stanton, Emma Arnold, Sara Sassnett, Louise Floyd, Elizabeth Jordan, Laura White, Olive May Allison, and Mrs J R Barton among others.
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Miss McPhail
Mamie McPhail
Bridge
Annie Ray
Dougtan
Missea Ruth Evans
Louise Looney
Phoeba Kirby
Margaret Harper
Edna Harper
May Line
Nell Pace
Randall Springer
Ora Bell Tanner
Minnie Storkton
Nellie Ray
Elizabeth Martin
Priscilla Rose
Ethel Stewart
Berta Birge
Virginia Stanton
Emma Arnold
Sara Sassnett
Louise Floyd
Elizabeth
Social notes from Macon and nearby towns
Mrs. and Mrs. Dunlap of Macon visit daughter Mrs. John D. Little while Mrs. Henry Wortham passes through en route home from Flat Rock and sails for Europe August 1 with sister Mrs. Ashton Strake. Numerous relatives and visitors travel to Atlantic City, Wrightsville Beach, and Maine for summer stays. births, illnesses, and recoveries noted. local families hosting, moving, and entertaining at the Majestic, Georgian Terrace, and executive mansion in Rockdale South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wortham
Macon
Flat Rock
Europe
Ashton Strake
Richmound
Ard
Arthur T. Smart
Wednesda
Atlantic City
Buckley
Marion
B. B Blalock
Fayee
BB. Bislock, Jr
Blaluck
Stelle
Grantville
Herbert West
Maine
R. D. Spalding
Robert Millett
West Indies
Ronald Alston
Oceanie
Wrightsville Head
Cora McCord Brown
Executive Mansion
Constance O'Keefe
Louise Broyles
Marshall Mckinale
Eleventh Street
Andrew Calhoun
Georgian Terrace
Susie Kramer
Meadowville
Ferol Wumphries
Hronkhavven
J. A. Tucker
Martha Magill
Borden Wheeler Springs
Governor Wilson Finishes Acceptance Speech At Seagirt
Seagirt New Jersey July 25 Governor Wilson reached Seagirt tonight after a day of progress on his acceptance speech and expected to finish tomorrow before returning to his summer home. He had several appointments to receive callers, with the governor's cottage crowded by visitors throughout the day.
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Seagirt
N. J
Army Menaces Turkish Solons In Dissolution Demand
Constantinople July 25 Turkish military officers demanded the dissolution of the chamber of deputies in a letter from the military league. The threat of force and violent speeches followed as deputies prepared for possible action. The government seeks a constitutional path while preparing for counter measures and Ankara peace considerations.
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Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Military League
Nazim Tasha
Progessing
League
Nazim Pagsha
Ghazi Moukhtar Pasta
Albania
Committee of Union and Progress
Husband shoots wife and friend at Canadian picnic
Willis Owens, upset after his daughter said his wife and Myron Kitcheny were at a picnic near Canadian talay, intercepted them in a buggy and opened fire with a revolver. Kitcheny was killed. the wife was fatally wounded. Owens was arrested and driven to McAlester State Prison amid lynching threats.
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Oklo
Willis Owens
Myron Kitcheny
Owens
Kitchens
T McAlester
New York Rosenthal Murder Witnesses Face Grand Jury
William Shapiro and Louis Libby, linked to the murder car, were accepted as state witnesses and provided key details to District Attorney Whitman. Eye-witness John J. Hickey added new accounts of shots from multiple revolvers and Rosenthal’s companions outside the Metropole cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Shapiro
Rosenthal
Louis Libby
Shapiro
John J. Hickey
Libby
Whitman
Hickey
Mr. Whitman
Metropole
Webber
Harry Wallon
Charlies Becker
Slayer of Madge York Summoned by Death
New York July 25 James Gentry the actor who served fifteen years in prison for killing Madge York died here from heart disease He was 66 infatuated with York who refused to marry him He killed her on February 17 1895 in a Philadelphia hovel sentence of hanging commuted to life imprisonment pardoned June 23 1904
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New York
James Gentry
Madge York
Gentry
Philadelphia
New Rice in Market from Louisiana Crop First Consignment
In New Orleans on July 26 the first consignment of Louisiana rice arrived, totaling 25 sacks of Honduras variety. The shipment sold for $5.60 total, about $1.24 above last season’s initial price. The crop is expected to run about a month late due to heavy rains and floods delaying early planting.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Honduras
Darrow Bribery Trial Witnesses Questioned
In Los Angeles on July 25 the defense pressed new lines to impeach Bert H. Franklin, Darrow’s confidential investigator in the McNamara case. Franklin, who pleaded guilty to jury bribing, claimed no conferences with Darrow allies. Davis testified that Darrow discussed with Franklin Johnson’s insinuations and the pursuit of Darrow by Ford.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert H. Franklin
Clarence 8
Darrow
Franklin
McNamara
Jari Leavitt
Blakeley
Lecompte Davis
McNamara Brothers
Davis
Marrow
Job Harriman
Johnson
Ford
Davin
Fung
McNamaras
Lincoln Steffens
Smith declines to comment on Alexander rail rate speech
Washington July 25 Senator Hoke Smith declined to answer questions about Hooper Alexander of DeKalb attacking his record on railroad rate regulation in Georgia. When asked for a reply, Smith said he was not informed and had no time to read the Atlanta papers amid senator duties. He refused further discussion of the subject.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Hoke Smith
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
House
Smith
Georgia
Alexander
A Alexander
Atlanta
South
Engagement of Andrew Cole to Miss Anya Schultz
New York July 25 Announcement of the engagement of Andrew Cole a wealthy Brooklyn lumber merchant to Miss Anya Schultz. The couple plan to marry this week amid details of an unusual courtship following his love for fresh bread from her oven. Washington July 43 A friendly settlement toward an agreed decree in the antitrust suit against the American Press Association and the Western Newspaper Union appeared likely after two days of talks, with one outstanding issue kept undisclosed.
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New York
Andrew Cole
Brooklyn
Anya Schult
Cole
Schultz
Mr. Yole
Washington
American Press Association
Western Newspaper Union
A&k
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Iedmont
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Indianapolis
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Decatur
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