Equal Suffrage Meetings At Carnegie Library
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage association holds a regular literary meeting at Carnegie Library Wednesday at 3 30 PM with Dr George A Beatty speaking on Equal Suffrage and Chief Beavers addressing Equal Suffrage as An Aid to Good Government All are invited The Uncle Remus Memorial association meets June 17 at 2 30 PM in the Carnegie Library assembly room All members urged to attend.
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Carnegie Lbrary
George A. Beatty
Police Beavers
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Social items from West Peachtree and Georgia society
A stream of social notices lists Mr. and Mrs. Ewins buying a West Peachtree home, relatives visiting Macon and Savannah, and numerous travelers in and out of Atlanta. Notables include Mrs. J B Ghastaine with grandchildren in Macon, Mrs Alberta Ewing visiting Erwin Street, Edwin Amb from Norfolk staying with his father at the Georgian Terrace, and Mrs Clark Howell visiting the Lane summer home near Savannah. Also noted are society engagements, nuptial plans for Miss Kennedy and Mr Vaughn in June, trust board duties in Nashville, upcoming travels to Athens and Mobile, and multiple household and visiting arrangements across Georgia and Tennessee.
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Alberta Ewing
Triaville, Tenn
A W. Green
Erwin Street
Edwin Amb
Norfals
FE. T. Lamb
Georgian Terrace
Marlow
Woolfe
Hame
Margaret Murphy
Nesway
L. P. Bottenfield
Social notes and travels in a Savannah local page
The column lists births, engagements, weddings, and numerous local visits. It notes the birth of Katherine Candle to Mr and Mrs Robert Qui and other family gatherings, hotel and college commencements, summer plans, and residents or visitors from Savannah and nearby areas visiting friends in Baltimore New York Athens and other locales.
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Robert Qui
Henry Todd
Katherine Candle
Officers Appointed for Georgia Cadet Corps
Hats of cadet corps appointments for next year announced in general order No. 7. Cadet Majors include B. H. Chappell and S. Newton. captains, lieutenants, sergeants and corporals named with towns such as Athens Columbus Macon Savannah Atlanta and Valdosta. A few more selections to be made when school opens in fall.
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Asuiens
Caverly
Kendrick
B. H. Chappell
Columbus
T. Newton
Claxton
L. Michael
Athens
Pope
J. B. Conyers
Cartersvile
RH. Patterson
Frank Cheney
H. Hi
Whelchel
Comer
T. J. Collins
Jr. Jackson
R. D. Short
J. H. Moss
J. Meyers
Fred Haselton
J. ‘F Saines
Augusta
Jefferson J. Davis
Quitman
Marlon W. Redd
KK. B. Bailey
Valdosta
Frank Moixe
Atlanta
Ed M. Seabrook
KL Oh. Cocke
Dawson
J. W. Ponper
Macon
Charles McD. Brown
Fatman
J. ¥. Bowen
Crawford Calor
R. J. Griffith
Athena
N. Z. Gillis
R. Wood
Savannah
B. Davis
Tennille
Q. Hardin
Gainesville
David
Danielsville
Ward
Villanow
W. PP. Price
Anington
TP. Abbot
Ouisville
W. K. Stanley
Hi. J Pace
G. Birch
Mpany
D. G. Bush
Barnesville
W. Coker
Rome
W. G. Webb
J. Nathan
J. S. Stewart
D. Felker
Monroe
W. M. fReaman
Jackson
Whitehead
Carlton
T. S
fTendricks
Nashville
Compan K. Bennett
Waycrass
W. A. Richbng
Liberty
G. P. Ton
Alison
Statesboro
Dia Broan
Dallas
E. H. ©. Clements
Buena Viata
L. O
Ala
Nicholson
Griffin
Dimmock
Vann
Boston
C. M. Davis
Freight Rates Cut on Cotton Bags and Bales Across Southwest
Washington reports reductions ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission in freight rates on cotton bags and bagging from Galveston to points in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission had charged railroads with unreasonable and discriminatory existing rates, and the cuts must take effect by August 15.
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Washington
Galveston
Texas
Point
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Com
Neston
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
Southwestern
Texas seeks 99 million from Magnolia Petroleum
Hearings opened in Dallas on a 99 million penalty suit against Magnolia Petroleum of Corsicana Texas. State argues Standard Oil interests influenced prices and controlled Magnolia marketing to benefit Standard Oil stockholders. No testimony today. session adjourned to review marketing department records and correspondence.
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Dallas
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Coriscana
Ctate
New York
New Jersey
Magnosia
Mession
Coroner Probes Woman's Death at Cargosta
Coroner Solomon Inday travels to the county’s southern area to examine the death of Mrs. Morris Newsome, 30, who reportedly shot herself Saturday night. No witnesses. her husband and children arrived after the shot to find her dead in bed, the bullet entering one ear and exiting the other. Local conjecture cites health dependency as a possible factor, though no definite cause is given.
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Cargosta
Solomon Inday
Morris
Newsane
FL Aeaith
Harris and Benedict deny board resignation rumors
In Athens on June 16, Dr H F Harris secretary to the state board of health and Dr S C Benedict president said rumors of Harris resigning are unfounded. The plan claimed is Harris may study pellagra in the United States and Europe, but no announcement has been made and officials see no basis for the report.
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Athens
H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
C. Benedict
Harris
Benedict
Europe
Mia
Mrs J Gorden Harriman Chosen for Industrial Commission
Mrs J Gorden Harriman of New York has been selected for appointment to the industrial commission. The panel will include public at large, capital and labor representatives. Harriman, prominent social worker, led the women's section of the Democratic National Committee in the last campaign and is connected with labor and civic groups.
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J. Gorden Harriman
New York
Industrial Commission
Ring
Harriman
National Civic Federation
Child Welfare
Georgians Seek 300000 for Losses in Mexico
John Corrigan reports from Washington that A K Sessions of Waycross and partner J A Swear seek to recover 800000 in Mexican held property. Fifteen American claimants met with Secretary of State Bryan to press for reimbursement of losses from Mexican revolutions. No decision yet on U S payment or pursuing Mexican court redress.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Jassen
Mexico
A. K. Sessions
Waycross
J. A. Swear
State Department
Medical Practice Bill Will Be Fought At Legislature
The fortieth annual meeting of the Georgia Eclectic Medical association opened at the Aragon hotel with plans to oppose the medical practice bill at the next legislative session. President L. Young urged concerted action to protect choice of medical school and treatment, outlining speakers on typhoid fever, anesthesia, life insurance exams, and general medical topics. Officer elections were held with J Rufus Smith as treasurer and others named.
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Georgia Eclectic Medical Association
Aragon Hotel
Eclectic
L. & Young
A. F. White
Flovilla
William P. Best
Indianapolis
Ind
W. M. Durham
Dan H. Griffith
J. Wella
J. Steed
W. Miller
R. M. Moore
E. V. Wall
B. F. Aiken
L. Katsolff
M. A. Owens
S. T
J. Q. Crantley
L .A. Rhyne
A. D. Johnson
D. N. Johnson
L. P. Baker
Jno. W. White
Paul McDonald
W. Patterson
Atlant,a
J. Rufus Smith
Atlanta, Ga
Two State Fair Poised For Large Exhibition
Augusta Georgia June 16 Special Prospects for the Georgia Carolina Fair to be held in November reveal an exhibition surpassing former events The annual meetings of the Georgia Federation of Roads authorities and the South Carolina Road Roads association are planned as prominent features Judge William I Ive president of the federation and fair officials push to ensure success A poultry show will be held during the fair and a large visitor turnout is expected for an instructive demonstration
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Augusta
Fair Association
Georgia Federation of Roads Authorities
South Cargland Road Roads Association
William I. Ive
Georgia Federation of Roads
Malr Association
Augusta Poultry Association
Columbus Conference to Convene in Woodana Georgia
The Columbus district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet at Woodana June 24 through June 26. Over 100 delegates will be housed and many visitors are expected. Dinner will be served on June 34 and 25?
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Woodana
Columbus
M. &. Church
South
Justice Courts Face Probe by Grand Jury in Georgia
Macon Ga June 16 Special Bible county justices of the peace face a grand jury probe with at least one indictment expected. Justice J H Brown is accused of suppressing a criminal case for costs and E W Howard has been indicted. Lawyers appeared before the grand jury today. Representative Wallace Miller plans to introduce a bill to abolish the justice court in the county. Conductor Lorrw Hand. Macon Ga June 16 Special Conductor E Musgrove of the Macon Dublin and Savannah railroad had his hand amputated at Vidalia after a freight car accident. Walker Innorance Pal a Macon Ga die 16 Special The first payment of 122000 insurances left to widow J Sanders Walker was made with 50000 from Union Central Life and other policies from Prudential Empire Mutual and Penn Mutual. Mermber May Call Eastern Pastor Macon Ga June 16 Special Vineville Presbyterian Church invites Dr James TH Owens of Patterson NJ to preach for two weeks with a view to calling him since Rev Cable resigned. B Y P U State Convention Macon Ga Jana 16 Special Over two hundred delegates to the Baptist Young People’s union state convention arrive for a three day session beginning tomorrow night. First session at First Baptist with welcome by H E Bollinger. A H Bennett of Waycross delivers response. Rev R Tholt of Augusta preaches convention sermon. Officers elected at opening. Arthur Flake of Nashville here for round table talks as BY P A secretary of Southern Baptist convention.
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Macon
Dune
Bible County
Justices of the Peace
J. H. Brown
Delne
E. W. Howard
Brown
Wallace Miller
Lorrw
Macon, Ga
E. Musgrove
Macon, Dublin and
Walker Innorance Pala
Bpeciak
J. Sanders Walker
Union Central Life Insurancy Company
Prudential
Empire Life
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mr. Walker
Penn. Mutual
Mermber
Vinevile Presbyterian Church
James TH. Owens
Paterson
N. J
Cable
High Point
N. 2
Vineville
Jana
The
Baptist Young People's Union
Norrow
First Baptist Church
Viattora
H. E. Bollinger
Southern Baptist Convention
Doctors Denounced for Splitting Fees in AMA Session
Minneapolis June 16 The judicial council report condemns secret fee splifting and commissions paid by physicians. A House of Delegates session debated a resolution to expel those who practice either evil. Dr Abraham Jacobi of New York, retiring president, presided. he will be succeeded tomorrow by Dr John A Witheropoda after his term began.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Judicial Council
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Abraham Jacobi
New York
John A. Withérapoda
Bis O. Blea
Groves Tasteless Tonic Promises Heat Fatigue Relief
A dubious tonic named Groves Tasteless promises relief from the depressing heat by energizing the body with artificial intelligence aided fortification. The ad touts strengthening effects against the summer's oppressive warmth and low energy.
G O P Progressives Call for National Convention
Washington June 16 members of the conciliation committees of progressive Republicans who pressed demands on the Republican National Committee for a national convention this year meet after sessions yesterday and Saturday to oppose any action by the committee to push reforms without a convention. They plan future conferences to discuss reducing Southern representation in conventions recognizing primaries delegates the unit rule and related questions while noting a rising belief the committee may act but arguing a convention would better serve the party.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Cummins
Covatr
Conspiracy to Graft Confessed by Cops
Five suspended San Francisco police officers pleaded guilty to conspiracy to fleece. One man received nine months in county jail while another, Frank Isola, was sentenced to five years in state prison amid related grand larceny indictments. The group sought to influence plea terms by offering to plead guilty if Isola’s sentence could be reduced.
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San Francisco
Hach
Frank Isola
Esola
Resinol Skin Healing Remedy Ad Promises Safe Use
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as cures for eczema ringworm and itching. It claims rapid itch relief, gentle care for delicate skin, and wide medical approval, inviting readers to request a free trial kit from Department 408 Baltimore.
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United States
Dept
Fresiol
Baltimore
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