Social Notes Highlight Atlanta Visits and Travel
Myra George 8S Lowndes Sr leaves Eurday for Warm Springs to visit her daughter Mrs Harry Williame of Columbus who has a cottage there. Mr BLM Stafford and Miss Alice Stafford of Chattanooga travel via Atlanta en route to St Simons for several weeks. Eugene and Montgomery Hi accompany Tech commencement guests who depart for Birmingham and Charlottesville respectively. Numerous Atlanta residents plan trips to Wrightsville Beach, Newnan College Park New Orleans and beyond with engagements returns and party preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra George
Latimer Collier
Tech
Birmingham
Charlottesvills
Mary Goodrum
Alonzo Norris
Newnan
I. C. McCrory
College Park
Irene Rhodus
New Orleans
Nell Lawrence
New York
Virginia Beach
United States Ship Atlanta Sold to Unpronounceable Buyer
The navy department sold the United States ship Atlanta to a Dutch buyer with an unpronounceable name Frank Rizs dirks Schleepssloopertj of Hendriking Ambacht Holland. The appraised value was 10500 dollars but the final bid was 21200 dollars. Officials hesitated to sign the contract at first as the name seemed a joke, then assured the government it was genuine. The ship remains at anchor in Charleston harbor, S.C., with the buyer possibly returning home aboard the vessel.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Navy Department
United States
Atlanta
Department
Frank Rizsdirks
Monacker
Mynherr Scheepsslooperts
Moeynherr
Frank Ritsdizks Scheepsslooperlj
Hendriksdo Ambacht
Holland
Charleston
S.C
Armed farmers scour county for mad dog victims near Memphis
Posse of armed farmers searches the countryside near La West Ark west of Memphis for animals bitten by mad dogs in the past two weeks. Ten year old Lawrence Whitehead is in Memphis for Pasteur treatment after a mule and dog bite. Mrs Hendricks loses four fingers after a calf bite. Samuel Heath is bitten shielding Whitehead as the mule attacked livestock before being shot. The posse shoots any animal showing rabies signs. Heath and Mrs. Hendricks remain in local care.
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Memphis
Tenn
la West Ark
Lawrence Whitehead
Pasteur
Whitehead
Whitehead Place
Heath
Hendricks
Atlanta to Warm Springs Sunday Round Trip Offer
A limited Sunday fare of only $1.00 for a round trip from Atlanta to Warm Springs and back via the A. B. A. line. The offer applies to all travelers on Sundays, with trains returning the same day.
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Atlanta
Warm Springs
Kodak on Vacation Moment Picture Story Promise
A promotional note urging travelers to carry a Kodak during trips. It highlights the camera as a faithful companion whose images remain vivid and lasting. Jno. L. Moore & Sons advertises the Kodak in a brief local business blurb at 42 North Broad Bt.
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Kodak
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Bt
Gowns and undergarments on sale in many styles
Broken lots of gowns in over twenty styles including nainsook and Swiss embroidery and Crepe garments from reputable makers. Limited muslin underwear from $2.35. petticoats with lace and embroidery flounces. long and short kimonos in colored lawns. dress ing lacques in fancy lawns and percales offered at bargain prices. Some items mussed from display but not dirty.
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Keely’s
Cluny
Wallaces
Volcanic Disaster Aid Sought for Kodiak Victims
President Taft asked Congress for an emergency $166,000 appropriation to be used by the revenue cutter service to aid volcano victims near Kodiak Alaska. The alert notes more than a thousand homeless and potential deaths if relief is delayed, with Governor Clark reporting no deaths on Kodiak island yet and ashes halted.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Revenue Cutter Service
Kodiak
Alaska
Revenue Cutter
Secretary of the Treasury
Kodiak Island
Clark
Kodisk
Smeater
Bristol Bay
Seward
Una-laska
Arm
Bumgon
Rivalry in Steel Trust Scrapped Amid Hearing Debates
In New York on June 18 the hearing to dissolve the steel trust featured a dispute over source of data supplied by C W Bray former president of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company The record showed dismantled plants moved or scrapped since 1901 with contracts on ore prices and independent bridge firms challenging United States Steel Corporation monopoly claims The testimony included a Panama Canal contract and noted independents produced a large share of tonnage before and after the American Bridge Company formation The guanaco is described as a bold South American animal guarding its herd with sentinel members
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New York
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Gov Salt
Steel
M. Dickinson
C. W. Bray
Bray
American Tin Plate Company
Ir. Dickinson
Stgel Corporation
Pittsburg
Tary
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Stephenson Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
American Bridge Company
United States Steel
David Reed
Pennsylvania.Steel, Company
Reynders
R. V. Lindabury
Panama Canal
Lindabury
Turks Dead on Battlefield in Lebda Clash
Washington reports a battle near Lebda at Trips al City where Turkish and Arab forces, opposed by Italian troops, were defeated. Italian casualties were 31 killed and 53 wounded while 421 Turkish soldiers died on the field. General Deisel led a counterattack that routed the Turkish and Arab forces resulting in chaotic retreat.
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Washington
Lebda
Tripsal Clty
Ital«lang
Deisel
Beht
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W. ©. Jarneagin
Mise Erskine Jarnagin
Georges W. Forrester
George Forrester, Jr
Wrightsville Beach
Thomas B. Phine
Chattanooga
Samuel Slicer
Norfolk
A. D. Bealer
Knoxville
Jr. L Lowry
R. Lee Walker
Josephine Mobley
Tarrytown
J. Fleming van Renssalaer
California
Percy Ginn
Los Angeles
Henpaca
J. B. Glover
Marietta
Frank Ridley
LaGrange
Harvey Hill
Ridley
Hood
Baltimore
Virginia_Green Simmons
Elizabeth Patitlots
J. de T. Lawrence
Tolleson Kirby
George Rame
George Hamilton
Dalton
Colquitt Carter
Lille Cellier Beall and Sons
Arthur and
Frank
Chicago
Michigan
Cellier Beall
Coe
Bessie Moore
Romeo
Woodberry
W. M. Durham
Washington, D
National Eclectic Medical Association
J. W. Sheffield
Americus
H. L. Collier
W. G. Chipley
William Chipley
Pensacola
Claude Kress
Atlantic City
M. Moran
Kress
Robert Wood
Hubert Wood, Jr
Detroit
George Carleton
Andrew Calhoun
Susie Wells
Hortense Estes
F. PF. H. Akers
H. EB. Clark
Kirkwood
Hilton Tyus
Garrolston
R. G. Hancock
Eva
Rothwell Gann
Smyrna
Blucher
Oxfords
R Fred S. Stewart CO
U. S
Man
Keely
Camden
Alden
Maier & & Berkele, Inc
The
Steel Trust
South America
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