Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra Grows as Civic Asset
The Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra emerges as a civic asset with a $10,000 guarantee fund and a expanding board of officers led by Mrs John Marshall Slaton. The group plans next season concerts and a tour to neighboring cities to bolster Atlanta education and culture, with a 400-member base and a 48-piece orchestra under conductor Martins Wilson.
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Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta
Peanut
J. M. van Harlingen
W. 3. Lowenstein
John M Statens
John J. Meek
Florence
Forrest Gardner
Eaward T. Brown
J. B. Rogers
Edwine Behra
Milton Arrowood
Europe
Shean
Dlan
Philadelphia Orchestra
Clivelnst
Atlanta Musical Association
Philharmonic Orchestra
Avanta
Hertha Ehar
Wood Arrewood
Richard Leblewin
W. Whitney Hubner
Hubner
Marti J Fer Wilson
Wilson
Chicago
Oscar Nedball
Vienna
Hans Sitt
Max Reger
Leipsle
Lubinsky
Counry
John Marshall Slaton
John Lamar Meek
Feu
South
Athanta Phaharmonic Orchestra
THE
Center
John M. Slaton
Edward Brown
T. A. Florence
Slaton
F. B. Gardner
W. J. Lowenstein
John L. Meek
Stephenson
Story of the Other Wise Man read by Mrs Talcott
Mrs Janet R Talcott will recite Harry Van Dyke s Story of the Other Wise Man at the First Christian church Monday evening under Royal Guards and Delta Alpha class auspices. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds aiding church youth classes.
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Harry van Dyke
Jesus
van D Ken
Minstrel Show by Marist Rifles Delights City Audience
The Marist Rifles Company G fifth regiment Georgia National Guard presented their annual minstrel show in the Military College auditorium. Top performers, humorous skits, and song numbers drew a large crowd. Proceeds fund furnishing the company room in the auditorium armory.
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Marist Rifles
National Guards of Georgia
Czarist Military College
Harrison, Jr
R Dull, Jr
Frank Pearson
Bernard Kane
Mr Turner
Mr Flew Johnsgn
Sam Dull
Mary
Paul Fielay
Daddy
Bennie Cleyburne
Hazel Massa
Caplan
E Schmidt
Boa T. & Quartet
Johnson
Cleyburne
Stephens
Watlate
Misa
Hazel Mass
Maia
Colored business men hear Ralph W. Tyler in Atlanta
Ralph W. Tyler national organizer for the National Negro Business league addressed the Atlanta colored board of trade Friday afternoon in the colored Odd Fellows building. He praised local race progress in business, urged cooperation and concentration, and advised maximizing ability, courtesy and honesty in trade. He urged consolidating supply orders to secure discounts. Tyler tours the country for the league led by Dr. Booker T. Washington.
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Ralph W. Tyler
National Negro Business League
Atlanta Colored Board of Trade
Colored Odd Fellows
Tyler
Booker T. Washington
Stovall's Successor To Be Chosen Monday
Savannah and Chatham county Democrats will decide on Monday who fills the third representative seat from Chatham in the state Legislature to succeed Pleas ant A. Stovall who resigned. Two candidates: J. J. Bouhan a young attorney active in local politics and Hermann Shuptrine a druggist with statewide recognition.
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Savannah
Spestal
Savanah
Chatham County
Whall
Pleasant A. Stovall
J. J. Bouhan
Hermann Shuptrine
Bouhan
Shuptrine
State
Drugslats Asociation
National
Retail Druggists' Association
Georgia Supreme Court Reverses In Case Involving Life Insurance Firm
The Supreme Court of Georgia reverses a ruling in a complex case involving Whitewarts Moxon Administratrix and several attorneys including Twiggs Gasna and Corey Brewster. The matter centers on a life insurance dispute with Pulven-Ludge referenced and multiple firm names listed in a lengthy judicial entry. The record notes several attorneys acting for the plaintiff in error and others for the defense, with references to Richmond-Judge HC and a judgment affirms by Wailer for the plaintiff in error.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Whitewarts
Moxon
Iron Patton
Dudge Ellis
Anderson
Felder
Rountrea & Wilsons
Twiggs Gasna
Corey Brewster
Howell & Heyman
Prask
A. Hooper
Sepira Life Insurance Company
Mazon
Pulven—Ludge
FA Hooper
H.H Turner
Dorsey
Brewster, Howell & Herman
Trisgs & Gasan
Andercon, Felder, Rounizes & Wien
Cantrs
Cmariedton and Western Tainting Railway_Company
Cobh
Richmond
Judge HC
Affrmes Wailer
Franklin
Coma
LeCraw Attends Canton Sunday School and Public Banquet
Co V LeCraw, in Indianapolis for the State Life Insurance convention, responded to Governor Ralston at a Canton banquet and will attend the Christian church Sunday school, the world’s largest with over 2,000 to 4,000 recent attendance. Prof John W Work of Fisk University, heading chorus for the Atlanta Colored Wagle Festival, speaks tonight at First Congregational church on The Folk Songs of the American Negro. his wife accompanies with contralto singing You May Bury Me in the East.
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C. V. LeCraw
Indianapolis
Dny
Governor Ralston
Canton
Ohio
The
Christian Church
John Work
John W Work
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta Colored Wagle Festival Association
First Congregational Church
Colored
Work
Atlanta Magical Association Seeks Local Membership
Residents of Atlanta and nearby towns are eligible for membership with nominal dues and collective benefits. The association promotes a truly Atlanta rooted body "of Atlanta, for Atlanta, by Atlanta" and invites support to keep it that way.
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Tom
Atlanta
Brent
Atlanta Magical Association
Real Summer Weather Returns to Gate City
Real summer weather returns to Gate City with temperatures around the eighties and cooling breezes. The forecast calls for continued clear weather and a slight rise Sunday into the nineties, with pleasant conditions due to a dry atmosphere and steady wind. The trend mirrors a nationwide rise to the seventies in northern areas like Winnipeg, Canada.
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Atlanta
Atanta
Winnipeg
Canada
Three Locker Clubs Declared Not Guilty in City Court
Verdicts of not guilty were returned against The Theatrical, Beavers, and Metropolitan locker clubs in city court. Offiers of the clubs faced charges dismissed as those organizations had gone out of business. The state's witness Bohannon failed to clarify beer or near beer during visits with a grand jury detective, undermining the case.
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T. K. Gienn
Beavers
Southern
Georgia Athletic
Mystle Ark
G . Bohannon
Grand Jury Wea
Monument Planned for Congressman Griggs in Pawson Georgia
A monument to honor Congressman James M. Griggs of Georgia will be unveiled June 26 at the Lee and Stonewall streets intersection in Pawson. Hon. Wm. M. Howard of Lexington will deliver the oration, with Shellman regimental band present and a dedicated program arranged by a committee led by Mayor F. M. McLulty and H. M. Melintoah of Albany coordinating contributions and erection.
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Shellman
F. i M. McLulty
Messrs
E Lo Ramey
A. J. Carver
J. S. Lawrey
JD. Weaver
JD. Tweedy
W. S Dealer
J. CG. Hollingsworth
H. M MelIntoah
Albany
Sanitary Fly Catch Promises Quick, Easy Fly Control
An old advertisement touts the Sanitary Fly Catch as a superior fly control device. It claims flies spread disease and multiply rapidly, promotes easy setup or hanging, and offers three free samples from Dept. x at 11x5 Worth St New York City.
Jacobs Liver Salt Promises Quick Relief and Cleanse
Advertises Jacobs Liver Salt as a strong remedy for appetite loss biliousness constipation and digestive issues. Claims instant flushing of the system with effervescent action preventing griping and nausea with improved appetite and clearer thinking after use. Promotes nationwide delivery through Jacobs stores and druggists.
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Jacobs
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Philadelphia Chamber Commerce
Stovall
Co. V. Lecraw
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Georgia
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