Quebec 61st public funeral for Empress of Ireland disaster victims
The 61st public funeral will honor nine crew members after the collision of the Empress of Ireland and Storstad. A grand procession, Royal Canadian garrison band, and naval detachments will mark the ceremony as schools close and business halts. Confusion in body identifications highlighted by cases like Mrs Brice New Zealand and Miss Townsend.
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Quebec
Yielima
Protess
Ireland
Storstad
Napoleon Druin
Canadian Pacific
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
Wisen
Mrs Brice
New Zealand
Miss Pownsend
New Gailand
Empress
Miss Lede
Miss Townsend
Mis Pring
Webber
Tos
St Lawrence River
New York
London
Melotyre
Salvation Army
Eintyre
Major Atwell
MeIntyre
McIntyre
Henry D Marks Dies Sudden in Macon
Henry D Marks, a Macon resident and head of the Georgia Kimt Exchange, died suddenly in his room at Mrs Porter’s on New Street. He was 62 and leaves no immediate relatives. Funeral arrangements were set with services at the Porter residence and burial in Lutavia. The death was noted as not affecting the state’s fruit crop logistics.
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Macon
Henry David Marks
Georgia
Atlanta
AL Porter
New Street
Marks
Pythis
Wasorie Order
Lutavia
Ata
Hardwick Addresses Citizens of Thomasville in Senate Bid
Thomas W Hardwick spoke to about two hundred residents at the courthouse on June 2 about his United States senate candidacy. He attacked Governor Slaton's record, touted his own service in Congress and in the Georgia legislature, ridiculed rivals, and expressed eagerness for a joint debate while claiming Thomas County as his birthplace. He also noted teaching in Boston at a school closing.
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Thomasville
Thomas W Mardwick
United States Senate
Slatins
Acs
Congress
Georgia
Felder Ee
Champ Clarks
Thomas County
Hardwick
Boston
M Steinberg Dies After Taking Dose of Carbolic Acid
Cartersville resident M Steinberg a prominent merchant died this afternoon at his home after swallowing carbolic acid by mistake. In ill health for some time he moved to Cartersville from Augusta about three years ago and was active in business. Survived by a wife and three daughters, he was about 45. Funeral planned in Atlanta with time to be announced.
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Cartersville
Steinberg
Augusta
Atlanta
Stacy
Haydon Street
Epar
Emidren
Atlanta Woodenware Company
Greenberg & Bond
Frager
Zebulon Ga
Kindergarten Normal Holds Commencement in Atlanta
Six graduates received diplomas at the Atlanta Kindergarten normal commencement held at the Woman Club building on Baker Street. The address was by Mev Mr Colt of the Nacoochee Valley Mountain school. Diplomas were presented by Mass WA Alen. Forty five kindergarten children from Sheltering Arms Exposition Masis and Miss Allens kindergartens performed. The class includes Margaret Burns, Carcl Green, Olive Capplers, William M. Smith, all of Atlanta, and Hazel Stack of Kentucky.
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Atlanta Kindergarten Normal
Woman + club
Baker Street
Mev
Mr Colt
Nacoochee Valley
Mass WA Alen
Sheltering Arms Exposition
Masis
Miss Allens
Margaret Burns
William M . Smith
Atlanta
Hazel Stack
Kentucky
Howell Jr Elected President of Thalians Dramatic Club
Clark Howell Jr of Atlanta was unanimously chosen president of the Thalians at the University of Georgia during the annual officers election. Other officers elected include Charles W Jacobson vice president Lewis A Pinkussohn business manager Julian Hirschburg publicity manager, with Meyers Howell Pinkussohn and Jacobson on the executive committee alongside Miss Mary D Lyndon and Alban Resid.
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Athens Gaune 2
Boy Stabs Companion In Neck With Scissors
A 14 year old boy, Walter McIntyre, allegedly stabbed his companion with scissors at the home of his father in West Rome after a quarrel over a trivial matter. The wounded boy, John Hudson, was employed at a local hosiery mill. He is in serious condition but expected to recover.
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Rome
Albert Hudson
John Hudson
Walter McIntyre
McIntyre
Hudson
Celebrate Birthday of Jefferson Davis by Confederate veterans
Members of Atlanta camp No 159 United Confederate Veterans meet at the Woman's Club building on Baker Street this afternoon at 3 o'clock to celebrate Jefferson Davis's birthday. Commander T Huse and adjutant WH Harrison urge full attendance of camp members and invite other camps' veterans. Daughters of the Confederacy will present crosses of honor at the meeting.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Womans Club
Baker Street
3Rd Delock
Jefferson Davis
Huse
Harison
Daughters of the Confederace
Sewanee Alumni to Meet Tonight in Atlanta
Sewanee alumni of the University of the South gather at the University Club at 8:30 PM Wednesday to choose delegates for the associated alumni meeting at Sewanee on June 1 during the university commencement.
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Sewanee
Atlanta Alum Association
University of Te South Sewanee Tonn
University Club
University At Sewanee
Reward for Wife After Elopement Shocks Boston County
A man in this county posts a sensational if crude offer of ten dollars for his wife who eloped with another man. He claims no questions asked and that the wife should return promptly. The note accompanies reports of fraud charges against JW Ware and Joseph White doing business as Ware & White, drug sundries merchants at 62 Coney Street, charged with shipping goods illegally via the Southern Express Company across state lines. They were arrested last month and released on bond of one thousand dollars each.
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Thomasville
George
Boston
JW Ware
Toseph
White
Ware & White
Coney Street
Soeuthern Express
Gnanecter Baileys Office
Petition in Bankruptcy for Loyd Do Herrin Cash Grocery
Loyd D Herrin proprietor of Cash Grocery Company in Carrollstown fled with Deputy Clerk Fred Beers after filing a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. The petition lists assets at 278 dollars and debts totaling 3 156 319 dollars, noting 3168 as notes accounts and bills.
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DO Herrin
Cash
Carrolstom
Fred Beers
Vaudeville Debut Draws Great Atlanta Reception
The, Miss Bunting, making her vaudeville debut at the Forasth, received a hearty reception Monday afternoon, drawing a large crowd and strong support as she prepares to tour with a two sketch program. The Grand bills Goodness Gracious and Lost in Mid Ocean as top features, with Jesse Houston and Forbes Aylmer among the week’s attractions, all delivering substantial stage presence and humor.
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Smma Bunting
Forasth
The
Princess of Patches
TiAnin
At +lanta
Miss Bunting
Mins
Jesse Houston
Bonus contest drives large vote push for autos and pianos
The Constitution announces a bonus vote drive offering two hundred thousand extra votes for every club of thirty dollars of new subscriptions by mid June. Prizes include thirteen automobiles and nine self playing pianos valued well above returns, with campaigns urged to begin immediately and sustain effort until the June deadline.
Miss Mabel King Dies After Long Illness
Miss Mabel King, longtime Atlanta teacher DeWitt King and Spurgeon King among survivors, died Tuesday night after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 4 PM at her residence with interment at Westview. she was 15? heavily misrecorded but described as beloved and well known.
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Mabel King
Iss Wabel Ang
Ro Dewstt King
Alla Arenue
Inman
Walker Street
DeWitt King
Spurgeon King
King
Irma Lee King
West View
Secretary Wilson Speaks at Tuscaloosa Alumni Event
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson spoke before the State University Alumni Society in Tuscaloosa substituting for Congressman A Mitchell Palmer. He argued production problems are solved but distribution remains the great question, stressing its role as a key to commerce and human development.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Labor
Wiliam B Wilson
the State University
Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Thomas Taxes Fixed by Local Assessors
Thomas tax assessors have completed revaluation causing mixed results. Some properties see higher charges while many others show no change or lower rates. Assessors say they acted conscientiously and without fear or favor.
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Thawasrere Na Vue
Thomas
Lavalliere Stolen From Bush Home in Athens
A gold and platinum lavalliere valued at 400 dollars was stolen Monday night from the home of Dr Guy L Bush at 65 Ponce de Leon avenue while all occupants were away. The jewel belonged to Dr Bushs sister Miss Edna Bush. Seaboard service indicates return every Sunday to Athens, Georgia.
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Guy L. Bush
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Bushs
Mdna Bush
Dissolution Ordered Of Thread Combine In Factories
Federal court at Trenton Vo orders dissolution of the thread trust headed by American Thread Company and links to Thread Agency and English Sewing Cotton Company Ltd. Two groups including J& P Coats Rhode Island Inc and Clark Coats face restraints. Officials named are forbidden to own or control thread business organs. Decree agreed by government and defendants.
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Washington
Thread Trust
American Thread Company
Trenton Vo
The
Thread Agency
English Sewing Cotton Company Ltd
Spool
J& J Costs Ltd
Clark Thread Company
Clark Volent Spool Cotton Company
George A Clark & Bro
J & P Coats
Rhode Island
Jamey Chadwick & Bro Ltd
Jonas Brook & Bros Ltd
Tir Thomas Glen Coats
Haronet
Jamey OM
High Schools Hold Graduating Exercises In Atlanta
The city high schools plan graduation ceremonies Thursday and Friday at the Atlanta theater. The Boys High, Tech High, Girls High and other schools will host joint events with diplomas awarded. Speeches by graduates and addresses from prominent men will mark the occasions, with Wins orchestra providing music.
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City Wall
Atlanta
Boys High
Schowl
Tech High
Winms Orchestra
Drought Not Broken Asserted By Forecaster
A weather forecast argues drought remains with no relief imminent. The forecaster notes insufficient rainfall for Georgia and predicts limited shower activity with a dry trend and cooler to mild temperatures through the week.
Graham Chosen Head of North Carolina University
The University of North Carolina named Teen Wing president Graham as its new president in a unanimous trustees vote at Chapel Hill. Francis Venable, who had led since 1908, resigned due to ill health. Graham, born 1876 in Charlotte, earned two degrees from UNC and a PhD from Columbia, previously serving as professor and dean at the place university.
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Rawara K Guthanwia
University of North Carolina
Chipel Hill
Francss Venable
Graham
Charlotte NC
University of North Carolins
Columbia University
Allege
Piace University
Boy Confesses to Store Burglary Near Drug Company
Mose Dreeman a 9 301 old youth living at 48 Bryant Street was arrested after a burglary in the early hours near Stone Drug Company at Boulevard and Woodward Avenue. Six dollars were taken from the cash register. Neighbors heard intrusion alarms and notified police who captured him within a block of the store. he reportedly confessed on the way to headquarters.
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Mose Dreeman
Bryant Street
Stone Drug Company
Boulevard
Roodward Avenue
Twelfth Convention of the Club Women Opens in Chicago
Mrs Percy V Pen wepacker of Austin Texas, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, arrives as the twelfth biennial convention opens June 9. Fifteen thousand delegates and visitors expected. Program features addresses on tuberculosis, domestic economy, and woman suffrage, with expected heated debate on suffrage.
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Chicago
Percy V Penwepacker
Austin
Texas
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Cindes
Pelham Negro Shot at Local Entertainment
A Negro barber Too Williams shot Miles Gardner multiple times at a Pelham entertainment. Williams fired five times, two shots hit Gardner in the abdomen. Harrell Lee was wounded in the arm by a stray bullet. Gardner’s chances for recovery are slim.
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Pelham la Jane
Willams
Miles Gardner
Harrell Lee
Gardner
New Auto Goggles Eyewear Ad From Opticians
An ad for new auto goggles called Night Albex with eyeshading features and a black metal frame with amber lenses. The Speedwell is also mentioned as a product. The piece lists EK Hawkes Co Opticians at 14 Whatchall with unclear contact details.
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EK Hawkes Co Opticians
Whatchall
Large Athens funeral marks Upson service and dozen obits
A large funeral in Athens for Stephen Upson Sr is noted along with several other obituaries and services. Messages report survivors, burial plans, and local church involvement as communities honor notable residents and their families.
Man sues father in law for 250000 damages
Chicago reports that Fred erck Kleist, who married Sulet Breitung, sues Edward N Breitung and family for 800000 damages claiming alienation of affections. The Breitung side denies the claims and notes the case moved to federal courts. Breitung owns a Marquette summer home.
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Chicago
Frederck Kleist
Sulet
Edward N Brettung
Marquette Mich
Tung
White Platts
Ble Kleist
White Plain
Kleist
Breitungs
Breitung
Klest
Marquette
North Carolina Democratic Convention Adopts District Primary
After four days and 471 ballots the tenth district convention in Waynesville adjourned with a resolution for a district wide primary on August 11 to nominate a Democratic candidate for Congress. Five candidates were present. Robert Reynolds and incumbent James M Gudger Jr led the vote, with the other three trailing.
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Ashe
le NC
aAfter Beng
Waynesville
Robert R Reynolis
James M Gudger Dn
Modern healthful halls offer year round recreation
It was modern in purpose and well equipped for comfort with ages 28 to 18. Located in Centralee healthful halls, outdoor recreation is available year around. Programs in literature science art music directed by capable masters. Emphasizes home influences athletic values and broad life view under safe conditions. Terms remarkably low. Catalog and information upon request, Dr Jenkins, President, Macon GA.
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Centralee
Jenkins
Macon
Primary deadlock prompts Feasible plan chosen
A deadlocked election left no candidate with a majority in the primary held August 15 9 Selections aimed to break the stalemate name the most feasible plan for the main between the two candidates as the August 9 date approaches to resolve the impasse and set a clear path forward.
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St. Lawrence
Henry D. Marks
M. Steinberg
Clark Howell, JR
Thalians
Boy
Companion
Ware
Sheffield Plate
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Atlanta, Ga
Keith
Perham
Forbes Aylmer
Laverne Stucke
Lyrie
Alure
Mr Hembly
Athens
Seaboard
Drouth
Wendy
Tudy
Atlirla
Franent
N. C. University
Say Boy
Pelham Negro
Stephen Upson
EL Hin
First Presbyterian Church
Upson
William H Crawford
Francs Cummins
Stacy D. Holsey
Mathilda Hammonds
Pulliam Street
Adairsville
B. B. Crane
Rob Crane
B B Crane
McDonough Road
Buford
Annie Ferguson
Ale Bo Bno
Metropolitan Avenue
West View Cemetery
Sarah Tweedy
Mia Sarah Tweeds
Tre
Meadsville Ga
Daniel H. Wall
Daniel If Wall
Capitol Avenue
Brunswick
Brunswick, Wagoner
William Gorentig
Wesleyan College
Ths
Chartered College For Young Women
America
Peacock School
Phe
Peacock
Nickerson
Science
Modern Vantage
W H. Evans
Eagilak
Whiteside
Latta
M C White
Ats
Harvard
W B Neckerson
Alabama School of Technology
Auburn
Trans
University of Chicago
Mozley
Mozley’s
Mozley Lemon Elixir CO
Justin
Express
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