Opening of the Ansley Hotel Draws Gov Elect Visitors
Hotel Ansley hosts a grand opening with manager John F Letton inviting Governor elect and Mrs John V E Sieton and Governor and Mrs Joseph Woo Brown. The formal opening and public reception occur Monday evening with an informal ballroom reception planned at 02 00 pm.
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Ansley
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John VE Sieton
Joseph Woo Brown
Browns
Liberty Hill Cemetery
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Sawtell Lyon Marriage Publicized In West Folly
Mrs Aunte Sawtell records the marriage of her daughter Misa Filen Rosawtell to Wr h land G Lyon. The ceremony occurred at the Sawtell home in West Folly with AML pastor of the West Fad Presbyterian officiating on Wednesday evening. Immediate family attended and the couple left for an extended tour of the Atlantic coast.
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West Fad
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Texis
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Pulse
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Greersf Try Avenue
Everett-Wright
Evertt
Dickson Whett
Pe John
Wright
Cnast
Social items note many Atlanta visitors and engagements
Miss Letitia Johnson of Rome spent Esterday in the elt. Miss Mamie Branch Powers of Decatur visits Miss Mamie O Keefe Kirkpatrick on Peachtree Road. Mr Glover McGhee of Rome in the city. Dr Robert O Simmons of Rome was in town yesterday. The Springfield Republican notes an Atlanta wedding pageant as Ming Bloise and Lillian Oliver prepare to wed July 8. Several Georgians and northerners, including Ellis and families, plan summer visits and trips to Wrightsville, Cumberland Island, and the mountains of North Georgia, with numerous dinners and entertainments in Atlanta society circles.
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Rome
Mamie Branch Powers
Decantur
Mamie O'Keefe Kirkpatrick
Feachtree Road
Mr .Glover McGhee
Shpringfield
Mass
Pridsay
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Atlanta
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John Oliver
Nuts
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T Smith
Ellis
Jude
Woodbill
Georgia
South Carolina
Washington DC
New Jersey
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Lertgia
Ertoleau Ellis
South
Thieves Mare Raul From Court House in Muscogee County
Thieves broke into the Muskogee County Courthouse in Columbus on June 21. Entry was made through a window of the county clerk’s office, with tools including screwdrivers used to pry drawers. About $99 was taken from the tax collector’s desk and $100 from the city clerk’s office. papers were scattered on the floor. A small fund of $3 used for the city’s ice fund was left intact. The burglary caused a sensation at the courthouse.
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Muskoges
Are Wight
Ity
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Tm City
Methodist proposal seeks ban on locker clubs in state
The Columbus district conference of the Methodist Church met at Woodland with nearly one hundred delegates. Dr MOO Williams presided as elder. A resolution was passed urging the legislature to amend the prohibition law to bar locker clubs or beer saloons. The secretary was instructed to send copies to the governor and lawmakers. Delegates elected include Hon J HK M Gehee Talbottan Tyard Woodland A L Rodge r e Buna Vista and J A Matha.
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College of Bishops of
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Tyard
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Buna Vista
J A Matha
Millionaire Bride Waits Year For Husband After Secret Florida Wedding
Miss Coleen Curry daughter of the late Robert Curry and a naval apprentice, at 4 Harrington Wilson hospital, married in Atlanta on Friday June 18. The ceremony at Church of Incarnation followed a romance begun in Dry Tortugas. The bride’s mother opposes the match and has not reconciled. The couple, now at Roscoe Walker’s home, plan to remain as they seek her mother’s change of heart.
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Robert Curry
Key West
Harrington Wilson
Hospital
Navy
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Florida
Curry
John JD Wing
Church of Incarnation
West End
Roscoe Walker
Gleharns Avenue
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James H Wilson
St Angelo Tevas
University of Minors
Mrs
Old Women's Home Corner Stone Laying Ceremony
An old women’s home near completion celebrated with a corner stone laying. Grand Master Thomas Jeffers past master of the Masonic order, Grand Judge, and Building Committee chair Walter Andrews spoke on the project’s history and debt reduction progress. The event featured a ceremonial service, charitable donations, and a band performance as the eighth anniversary of the institution was noted.
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O11
Ered Weidemeiers
Rates Sought for Cotton Mill Waste Freight Justice
Washington reports a complaint filed by Crom Stunt and Augusta AMens alleging unjust shipping rates set by Southern Charleston and Weston. The suit targets lower tariffs for cotton mill waste from Gore points to Charlotte and other Georgia routes, claiming discrimination against Charlotte. The petition seeks uniform rates for all shipments, noting a shorter route to Atlanta and similar charges to other points.
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Augusta Amens
Br Oruticturms Company
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Charlston
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Terel
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Georgia
Fay
Urgia
Opium Exclusion Debate Amid Washington Conference
A fragmented report describes lawmakers considering an opium exclusion act led by Mr Harrison and other figures in New York. The measure is pitched as a first step by the United States toward curbing opium use ahead of the International Opium Conference in Hangzhou.
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Harrison
Bit
Ianghal
Harmon to Make Race for Council in Eighth Ward
In the eighth ward a field of candidates for council and the aldermanic board is forming. Harmon's bid is described as aggressive and he is linked to the Western and Atlantic era, aiming to be a strong representative. Tullas real estate agent announces candidacy for seventh ward council, with no opponents yet. Four candidates already in the alderman race expect more declarations in the next thirty days as campaigns begin.
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Ur Tarmon
Atlantic
I Tullas
Essie Brantley Killed by Train In Sinlorsville
A 15 year old girl Essie Brantley was killed as she picked blackberries near Sinlorsville on June 28 by Wrightsville and Tennessee railroad Passenger No 1. The engineer tried to brake but the train struck her, death deemed instantaneous. Conductor John Brooks and summary Carson Lanier said the accident was unavoidable. The girl was not an orphan and lived nearby.
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Brantley
Wrightsville
Tennilieribowl
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Carson Lanier
Harrison
Mary Tribble Dies From Crayon Poisoning Poisonous Crayon Death Reported
Mary Tribble daughter of Policeman C W Tribble died Wednesday after swallowing a yellow crayon, the last day of school. Funeral services scheduled at four, at West View Baptist Tabernacle. City tax official Ed Williams urges payment of the second tax installment by June 30.
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Gordon
Arimil
Baptist Tabernacle
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Mtorda
Esarimaten
Covington
Institut Fur
Ed. Williams
Firebugs Alarm Macon Residents After Three Fires
Residents in Cherokee Heights Macon face fear as three fires break out in a single neighborhood within a short span. A new Bellevue car line house was destroyed and a nearly finished Barnes home burned for about 24000. Suspects include discharged workers. no arrests yet. All houses lie outside city limits, hindering fire department aid.
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Cherokee Heights
Bellevue
Robert W Barnes
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