Horton Smith and Chauncey Smith Wed in Intimate Atlanta Home
The marriage of Mrs Corinne Stocker Horton and Mr Chauncey Smith was celebrated quietly at the bride’s home on Flynth street at 6 o’clock with Bishop K Nelson officiating. Present were close friends including Little Miss Gardia Horton as bridesmaid and J R A Hobson as best man. The bride wore blue satin charmeuse with silver lace and white orchids. Dr F L Connally escorted her. After a buffet supper, the couple left for New York for several weeks and will stay at the Georgian Terrace during home remodeling on Eighth street. Mrs Smith, daughter of Mrs John de la Lande Stocker, is noted in social and cultural circles. Mr Smith, formerly of Boston, manages Southern Bell’s long-distance service in Atlanta.
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Corinne Stocker Horton
Chauncey Smith
Flynth Street
Bishop K. Nelson
Gardia Horton
J. R. A. Hobson
F. L Connally
Eighth Street
Ong
Alis. Smith
John de la Lande Stocker
Mr. Smith
Atlanta
Boston
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Michigan to Copy Georgia Road Work
Athens February 28 Special Dr C M Strahan head of the university engineering department returned from Ann Arbor Mich where he spoke on the good roads work of the university The strong interest there will send a representative to Georgia to observe material surveys to start cheaply constructed roads seen as a salvation for several Georgia counties
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Athens
C. M.'strahan
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Good Roads
University
Michigan
Georgia
Studebaker Chief Reports Bright Business in South
Fred S. Fish of South Bend Indiana, president of Studebaker corp, staying at Piedmont hotel in Atlanta, says business is booming and southern operations exceed expectations. He notes strong profits and anticipates continued improvement through the year. He arrived from Florida and will depart for Augusta after a few days.
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Fred S. Fish
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Mr. Fish
Studebaker
South
Sea Fury
Tish
Gulf
Morida
Augusta
Pennsylvania Railroad Opposes Split Transportation Policy
George Dallas Dixon, Pennsylvania Railroad vice president, defends a move to abolish split transportation between New York and Atlanta. He argues the change seeks no hardship on southern patrons but secures revenue from the public tariff. Dixon notes a Southern freight agency presence in Atlanta and rising regional business amid improved rail movement.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlanta
New York
George Dallas Dixon
Philadelphia
Dixon
Auanta
Georgia
Pennsylvania R Railroad
Pullman Transportation
At-lanta
Washington
Pennsylvania
Mr. Dixon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Commission On
Baltimore
Baltimore Ites
South
Nage
Southern
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Walter & Franklin, Jr
Massengale Advertising Agency pitch on full distribution
A Massengale Advertising Agency message in Atlanta argues that selling to dealers is only half a sale and that their paper and ink salesmen deliver complete distribution to final consumers. They offer gratis services and request a talk, citing the Candler Building contact ivy 726-7.
More Honors Given Gen Hindenburg
Berlin reports additional honors for General von Hindenburg including the decoration Pour le Merite amid a wave of acknowledgments. The dispatch notes the award alongside other recognitions, signaling continued high regard from authorities in Germany.
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von Hindenburg
Berlin
London
Promotion and honors for Field Marshal von Hindenburg
The order elevates Field Marshal von Hindenburg in the east as German commander and chief of the second Mazarian regiment of infantry. Emperor William praised him for liberating East Prussia and conferred honors, while General von Budendorf received the Pour le Merite insignia.
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von Hindenburg
East
William
East Prussia
von Budendorf
von Himdenburg
Atill
Alexander Led Choir of Four Thousand at Royal Albert Hall
A Tennessee born figure rose through the hills to command a vast London audience. He directed a choir of 4,000 at the Royal Albert Hall and moved an audience of ten thousand to a triumph in song.
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Alexander
Tennessee
Royal Albert Hall
London
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Fatima
Jas
Jewspapref Achive
George Dixon
Massengale Advertising Agency
Candler
Ivy
Tos Croup
Paolo
Vari Et
AGL
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Altanta
Stady
Sietis Canvas
Phone Ivy
Atlanta Tent & Awning CO
Atlante
Dr. Chapman and
Dr. Chapman
Mr. Alexander
Chapman
Constitution
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
France
Ohio
Tabernacle
Peachtree Street
Constitution Office
Alabama
Forsyth Streets
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