Wedding Postponed Miss Harriet Trammell and Lester Harvey
Society items report the postponement of the Miss Harriet Trammell and Lester Harvey wedding due to Harvey illness. Guests, bridge parties, and dinners fill the social calendar at Inman Park and Capitol City Country Club with many Atlantans attending events and plans for August resorts.
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Qatra Ward Chic Club Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Qatra Ward Chic Club will be held at August 2 at 8 o clock in the band stand at Grant Park.
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Rant Park
Daily Bible Schools Close Tonight at Two Churches
Daily Bible Schools will close tonight with cloaking exercises at Second Baptist church at 8 o clock and at Big Bethel church on Thirty third avenue. White schools show progress under Rev Dunbar H Ogden John J Tuan and others will speak. An exhibit of manual training by students will be displayed at each church.
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Big Bethel Church
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Keath Vaudeville at Theaters Amid Mixed Reviews
A garbled review notes Keath Vaudeville and a bill featuring Berl of good fellows, circus acts, and a magician. It mentions cinema features in first run showcases, matinees, and night exhibitions, with scattered references to venues like Monkey Hippodrome and a museum theme.
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Guifa
Ecta
Auaar
Tan
Tre Fat
le Cartogle Museum of Witte
The Crh From Duplin and the Bijou Darn Review
A quirky musical comedy piece features a chorus and playful dance acts in a 1920s style revue. The show, staged with lighthearted satire and vaudeville energy, highlights performers like Mw ca Straw and the ensemble. The act promises tuneful gins and comic routines amid a curio of witty stage business.
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First bale of season sold at Savannah auction
The first bale of cotton for the 1913 14 season was sold at the Savannah cotton exchange at 10 oclock. It was bid by B Wilene for 18 cents. The bale was brown in Dougherty County, Georgia.
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Cotton Exchange
Il Oclock
Wilene
Dougherty County
Georgia
Old Crew Street School to Be Used as Temporary English High
The school board votes August 1 to abandon Episcopal diocese property on Washington Street and move English Commercial High to the old Crew Street School adjoining the new Crew Street building. This saves about 10900 over five years if the new $75900 structure is not finished yet. The plan accommodates 200 students and postpones an annex on the Nelson property.
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34 Years in Prison Haynes Pardoned After Decades
Samuel D Haynes of Detroit, jailed since age 17 for the 1879 Rockland murder of Policeman James L. Robbins, walked out after Governor Haines granted a pardon. He told reporters he found value in prison, hosted a reception outside, and proclaimed there is no failure in a life lived serving time.
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Bibb County Presses Plan to Move State Capitol
The Bibb county representatives renewed the fight to move the state capitol to Mecon with a constitutional amendment. The proposal, backed by Bibb County and others, has been ongoing for years but is unlikely to be taken up this session due to the House’s heavy workload.
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State Capitol
Mecon
Bibb County
Georgia May Have A Reno All Its Own
A Georgia bill proposed by Representative Collins of Grady asks to name a town Reto in Grady County and consider Georgia a future hub for boxing and matrimonial arbitration, akin to Nevada, though the outcome remains uncertain. The debate centers on whether the renamed town could become a center for such events and its broader cultural implications.
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Carnegie Museum to display Wagner suit and glove
Pittsburg July report says Carnegie Museum will exhibit Honus Wagner’s baseball suit and glove in response to a local suggestion. De Wood Foll, museum director, notes the display aims to preserve the famous player’s gear for future generations despite limited funding.
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Farmer Worth $100000 on Trial for Arson
Athens Gauly 34 Special at Danielssili today began the trial of David, a Colbert farmer worth $100,000, charged with arson. He allegedly instigated two Black men to burn the barn and stables of Dr. Deadwyler at Carlton several months ago.
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Colbert
Deadwyler
Carlton
Warm Springs Georgia Adds Orchestra and Dancing Popularity
Mir Slade, new proprietor, boosts Warm Springs resort with brass band and drums. The ballroom and dancing attract visitors. LIN. 8 Band from Columbus enhances entertainment. The springs offer premier bathing and a healthy climate free from gnats and mosquitoes, inviting old friends back.
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Georgia
Mir Slade
Lin
Columbus
New Mansion Planned for Georgia Governor
A proposed commission to study relocating Georgia’s governor’s mansion would include the governor, speaker, senate president, and seven citizens. It aims to exchange the current mansion for a new residence in Atlanta and a nearby state office building named Cant Annet, with costs and per diem allowances defined and state deeds exchanged upon completion.
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Dying Girl Granted Pardoned by Governor
Governor Slaton granted clemency to Jack Davis a 20 year old girl dying of tuberculosis in Savannah prison. Davis was sentenced to eight months for vagrancy after failing to pay a $100 fine. the pardon follows a letter requesting she spend her last days free. The governor also pardoned Joe Jaymale a Brooks County man convicted of gaming who is in ill health.
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Jack Davis
Savannah
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Joe Jaymale
Brooks County
Boy Scouts at Toccoa Camp Near Temple River Home of Senator Prather
A party of Boy Scouts from Winder Georgia, three patrols, camps in and near Toccoa Georgia from July 30. Rev J F Facn scout master, Mr and Mrs Quarterman, Mrs Ross of Winder chaperone. They are encamped at Senator J D Prather's home on Tulaloa river and will break camp next Saturday, returning via Tallulah Falls.
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Griffin Experiment Station Battle Reopened in Senate
The bill to remove the Griffin experiment station to a southern Georgia location faces reconsideration by the Senate agricultural committee. Senator Searcy notes he was ill when the measure first appeared and only seven of seventeen committee members were present. Griffin is slated for a hearing near Wednesday at 8:30, with the bill recommitted for that purpose.
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Beef Eating Contest Won by Frank Dostal
New York July The annual beef steak eating contest on the east side was won yesterday by Frank Dostal the mayor at Avenue B who disposed of 8% pounds of meat. Three other competitors finished second fifth and lower among fifteen entrants.
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WEDDINGS AND LUNACY MARCH HAND IN HAND
Athens Georgia July 4 Special There have been only three marriage licenses issued to white persons in Clarke County in July this year the smallest monthly total in over thirteen years There has not been a lunacy trial this month a long standing record The ordinary keeps the books reflecting these details
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No clear link found between marriage licenses and lunacy trials
The data show that in most months the higher count of marriage licenses coincides with more lunacy trials and vice versa. There is no apparent connection between the two data sets, though the fact remains observed in the statistics.
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