Engagement Announced In Griffin Georgia
Mrs George Anna Stanford announces the engagement of her daughter Milford Elizabeth to Mr James Willis Mangham of Savannah with a wedding planned at the Methodist church in Hamilton on July 11 in the afternoon. Stanford teaches in the high school and Mangham is active in social work. The couple's nuptials will be of interest to many friends across the state.
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Griffin
George Anna Stanford
Milford Elizabeth
James Willis Mangham
Savannah
Hamilton
At &Eelock
Miss Stanford
Mangham
Boynton
United "Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davia
Mra
F. Strickland
Wom
Mae
Clay Fuitreloth
Faircloth
Alsa
Elks’ Club
Elks
Wife's Health Restored After Kidney Trouble
A man credits a remedy from Brinkham's Vea for curing his wife's serious kidney ailment after doctors and medicines failed. He states she was near restlessness day and night and her health was restored after using the product.
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Dia
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POUND SLATON MARRY IN PLEASANT WEDDING
A large circle of friends learned of the marriage of Dr H R Slaton and Miss Eloise Pound at the bride’s sister Mrs J M Currie home in Jackson this morning at ten oclock. Out of town guests included Mrs O A Pound of Nashville Tenn and Mrs BE J Williams of Washington DC. The ceremony was by Rev M J Williams and the couple then visited Lookout Mountain.
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Jackson
H. R. Slaton
Eloise Pound
J. M. Currie
O. A. Pound
Nashville
BE. J. Williams
Washington, D. CC
M. 3. Williams
Lookout Mountain
Thomas Wier Wedding Plans in Athens Georgia
Miss Rosa Thomas and Mr Jeet Wier announce their marriage set for Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother's home on Prince Avenue. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Lei of the First Presbyterian Church, marking a notable social event in Athens Ga.
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Athens
Rosena Thomas
Jeet Wier
George Dudley Thomas
Prince Avenue
Lei
First Presbyterian Church
Warship salutes lost submarine off Cherbourg
In Cherbourg the armored cruiser Gloire hosted a tribute to the submarine Vendemiaire crew lost off the Cherbourg peninsula. Admiral Del Cease spoke from the bridge as the guard fired and the Marseillaise played.
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Cherbourg
Marine
M. del Cease
Gloie
Mézinég Guard
Maradiliaise
Inductors Remembered in Railroad Conductors Tribute
Six members of the Order of Railway Conductors from Atlanta divisions 180 and Georgia division 457, plus Golden Rod division 48, were remembered at a memorial program held at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association hall. The service featured prayers, musical selections, and tributes to Edison, Bryent, Mahan, and Sudduth, who died in the line of duty.
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Order of Railway Conductors
Atlanta
Georgia Division
Golden Red
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
George W. Evans
Dr. MacArthur
Waggoner
Charles N. Waitt
Ray Brantley
Washington, Ga
W. Strickland
Georgia
J. A. Edison
R. Ue Bryent
M. H. Mahan
H. P. Sudduth
Southerm
E. A. Warwick
Mvssion
W. G. Stephens
E. L. Kendrick
P. M. Edwards
H. B. Moody
EB. A. Warwick
W. A. Slate
W. J. Reeves
G. Waitt
Sir
Warships of Germany in the Hudson River
The three German warships Moltke Stettin and Bremen arrived escorted by the US Atlantic fleet with Rear Admiral Winslow in command. Thousands viewed the ships along the Hudson as twenty one gun salutes were exchanged with Fort Jay. The visitors will be official guests for four days with free transport and hospitality including a ceremony granting the freedom of the city.
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New York
United States Atlantic Fleet
Winslow
Moltke
Stettin
Bremen
Hudson River
United States
Fort Jay
Governor'i Island
United States Navy
Reuber von Paschwitz
Seth Low
Gaynor
Eighteenth Street
Toursiana
Welles
New Hampshire
Oliver
Kansas
Hoogewerff
South Carolina
Snowden
Arbitration Board Appointed to Settle Rail Strike Threats
Washington June 9 a board of arbitration to settle differences between eastern railroads and their engineers, formed by Chief Justice White and labor and commerce officials, includes Oscar Straus, Albert Shaw, Otto Hidlitz, Fred Judson, Charles Van Hise, Daniel Willard, and Morrissey. About 50 railroads and 25,000 engineers affected.
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Washington
S.e Board of Arbitration
Chicago
White
Charles P. Neill
Labor
Judge Knapp
Commerce Court
Oscar Straus
Commerce and Labor
Albert Shaw
American Revisaw
Otto Hidlitz
Building Trades Employers’ Association of New York
Avaise
Convention Hall Covers Nearly a City Block in Baltimore
Baltimore June 9 The Democratic presidential nomination will occur in the Fifth Regiment Armory in Mount Royal. The hall, expanded at state expense, seats more than 15 000 with 1 200 delegates and 2 400 alternates. Builders added balconies, new doors, and a false ceiling to improve acoustics while bunting and insignia of states create a grand political interior.
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Baltimore
United States
National Guard
Batimore
Fifth Regiment Armory
Mount Royal
Hoffman Street
Preston Street
Park and Linden Avenues
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Station
Armory
Hoffman and
Preston
Maendiennt Mintennee
Eye
Rloun
Baltimore Hall
Dri
Maryland
Aadh
Acata
Convention Hall
Armory Project
Washington
Jefferson
Sulfosol Soluble Sulfur Promises Relief for Rheumatic Ailments
Eminent doctors endorse Sulfosol as an effective soluble form of sulfur that rapidly nourishes the body, expels uric acid, and combats Sciatica Rheumatism Gout and related blood and skin troubles, calling it a key solvent and eradicant of blood taints.
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Ivonren
Tennessee Military Institute Summer Camp
In the heart of the Appalachian mountain country a delightful and profitable summer camp offers special tutoring in any branches desired. An educational trip to Washington Norfolk and New York is included with very reasonable terms. Write for catalogue.
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Appalachian Mountain Country
Washington
Norfolk
New York
Burns Will Testify In The Darrow Case
Los Angeles June 3 Detective W J Burns arrived to testify for the prosecution in the Darrow jury bribery case. It is believed his evidence concerns attempts by the McNamara defense to corrupt a witness. The trial will resume tomorrow with Bert Franklin on the stand. Dawson Ga June 9 The adjourned Terrell superior court term begins Monday morning with Judge Wordl in recess since May. The session likely short with a light civil docket and crop conditions shaping criminal trials.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. J. Burns
Clarence
Darrow
Burns
Itis
McNamara
Bert HK .Franklin
Terrell Court
Dawson
Terrell Superior Court
Worrdl
Fathers Responsible For The Social Evil Urges Change
Dr. Dunbar Ogden, pastor at Central Presbyterian, tells a large Atlanta crowd that the social evil stems from men not mothers. He warns thousands of lives are sacrificed yearly to lust and says men hold the power to reform the situation. His sermon, titled The Mountain of the Transfiguration, linked Christ’s compassion to social concern.
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Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
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