Thalian Play Opens U G A Commencement Foray in Athens
The Thalian dramatic group presented David Garrick at the Colonial theater to open the university commencement social season. A brilliant audience including visiting Bar association members and theatergoers from Boston Atlanta and Augusta attended. Howell Peacock played Warrick and Julia Brand starred as Miss Ada with strong support from the Thalians cast.
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Charlie LeCraw
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Hinton Blackshear
Milton Dargan
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Colonial Theater Tonight
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Rollega Dramatic Clad
State Bar
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Martha Phintry
Helen Whitney
Boston
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Atlanta
Ide Dorsey
Nancy Prince
Helen Dargan
Elizabeth Rawson
Louise Phinizy
Augusta
Belline Phinivy
Edith Branson
Warrick
Julia Brand
Ada
Thils
Madame Antoinette de Bie Dominated Hart Will
Executor and trustee challenge the 2.9 million estate left by Benjamin Hart, who died in Paris. Madame Antoinette Gabrielle de Bien alleged to have controlled his actions, with opposition from Isabel Hart Guiilemin and other family, claiming the divorce from Hart was not legal. The case opened before Justice Greenbaum in the supreme court.
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Supreme Court
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Isabel Hart Guiilemin
Hart
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Peru
Estelle Kitty Mart
Madame Guillemin
Madame Antoinette Gabrielle de Bie
Michael Hart
Madame de Bie
Gua
Acquitted of Murder in Calhoun Case
Macon Georgia June 10 Aaren Turner son of A W Turner of this city was yesterday acquitted of murder in Calhoun superior court He had previously been convicted of killing Jim Casey a negro but was granted a reversal and new trial and is now free of the charge.
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Will Fowler Dies in Woodstock at 44
Will Fowler of Woodstock Georgia died at his home today at 12 15 p m aged 44 His remains will be laid to rest at Gresham Cemetery three miles east of here He was a son of N A Fowler and his death ends a life of local ties and family service.
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Wind and Rain Wreck Crops Across Arkansas and South
A severe storm swept Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi, damaging crops and property worth thousands. Two fatalities reported in Arkansas as winds and floods unroofed buildings, toppled trees, and flooded streets from Fort Smith to Pine Bluff. Rail lines disrupted but trains largely on schedule. A separate wind and rain event in Americus, Georgia, damaged buildings and several plants including oil mills and Shivers Variety Works.
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Lighthouse bill report adopted by Senate in Washington
Controversy over omnibus lighthouse bill ends with adopted report in the senate. The measure carries 1,358,560 dollars in total appropriations and creates a bureau of lighthouses in the commerce and labor department with civilian inspectors. A three year period may allow army and navy officers to inspect where civilian appointees are delayed.
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House Authorizes Two New Vessels Navy Bill
Washington June 14 House overruled conferees on naval appropriation bill. approved senate amendments for one battleship built in a navy yard and a $1 090 000 collier for the Pacific coast. Disagreement remained on four submarine torpedo boats costing $2 000 000 five submarines at $300 000 and six torpedo boat destroyers at $750 000 each. Conferees reduced total added by senate by $705 500.
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Cannon to Campaign Nationwide Despite Opposition
Washington June 19 Speaker Cannon will enter the congressional campaign this fall and defy his political enemies from the stump in various parts of the country. He plans some speeches in different areas and expects to return to Danville after adjournment to speak in his district. No opposition to renomination in the Danville district has been disclosed and his reelection is conceded.
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Bonded Warehouses planned for Macon Georgia
At a Macon business meeting on June 10 committees were named to secure bonded warehouse facilities. Subservices include J B Heard E W Stetson L P Hillyer J N Noel and Alex Block. Location committee lists BB Ford J A Flournoy M B Goode Frank West and MH Masses. Farmers in reach of the city will be asked to invest stock to attract a larger volume of cotton to Macon than previously handled.
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E. W. Stetson
L. P. Hillyer
J. N. Noel
Alex Block
BB. Ford
J. A. Flournoy
M. B. Goode
Frank West
Witll
Duke's failed marriage plans spark divorce court tale
A chaotic sequence traces Duke's attempt to marry in the District of Columbia thwarted when a minister declines after learning the applicant's marital history. Duke, worth about a million, had previous wives and children, with recent sensational exposure leading to custody and asylum-style headlines.
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Mr. Dute
Duke
Harrison Drops Incident at White House
Representative Francia Burton Harrison of New York said the incident with President Taft is closed and that he bears no personal resentment. He spoke in Washington on June 10, clarifying his stance after being snubbed by the president yesterday at the White House.
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Washington
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New York
Taft
White House
Mary Castle Found Murdered Then Divorce Decree Granted in Alaska
Mary Castle was found murdered and declined to press charges. Later a decree of divorce was granted in Nome Alaska to her husband Neville H Castle a San Francisco lawyer. Castle had a brief New York stage career and was 37, daughter of HK Scott of San Francisco. Thomasville Narrowly Beats Bainbridge in Geor gia baseball 2 to 1 with strong pitching and four hits.
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