Social items feature a flurry of visits and returns
The column lists Mrs. Thomas Peters returning from Savannah with six weeks of time with her sister Mrs. William Guetate, while Mrs. Lucy Kaki Hemmer leaves for California for months. Guests include Mr. W. S. Forbes of Boston staying with Mr. C. Dobbs, and numerous society figures visiting in Gainesville, Palm Beach, Charleston, and New York.
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Thomas Peters
William Guetate
Pan
W. S. Forbes
Forbes Lithotraph Company
Boston
Masa
Atlanta
C. Dobbs
Julia Hardwick
Royston, Avenue
Milton Dargan, Jr
Lucy Kaki Hemmer
California
W. F. Carrington
Midale Burs
Sar. Charlea
Forrest
Bahamay
Harriett Calhoun
New Turk
Wt. Guernsey
New York
Duat Chiples
Fanning Pauil
Gabbettsy Lie
Iwo
Frank Patts
Wardlaw Victorious in Board Strike Amid Council Showdowns
A chaotic power struggle unfolds as Wardlaw defeats Verney and Broadbent gains ground. Council factions led by Mason and Woodward clash over police board composition, with Wardlaw securing 19-11 and Broadbent 13-11 tallies. The future of Chief Beavers’ policies remains unsettled as English joins the board.
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Acti
Sam Wardlaw
Foster
Wardlaw
Mason
Verney
Beavers
Woodward
Fam
Fainami Masony
Vernor
Farlinger
Dallas
J. T. White
Smith
Warren
White
Mazon
Freeman
Teater
Ragsdale
McDonald
Dunlap
Kentree
George Freeman
Lee
William
Johnson
Wodd
Edwin Johnson
Hernolde
Inman
Kelley
del AH Baskin
anti-Woodward
Mskes
B. Lee Smith
Vaughan
Fourth Ward
Dr. Vaughan
Cornellman
Claude J. .Astrey
Closen
Little
George (Arner
the Inn
John Sisson
Garner
Chief Beavers
Sisson
Uberaltan
Robert Holland
George P. Dickson
Zise Conservitiva
the Police Board
Bakers of Southeast To Gather in Atlanta In May
The Southern Bakers' association committee met at the Piedmont hotel and chose Atlanta as the next convention site. The Auster hotel will serve as headquarters and the gathering is planned for early May with more than 500 delegates expected to attend over several days. A program of entertainment is being arranged by Atlanta bakers.
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Bakers
Southeast
Atlanta
Southdaetern Bakers’ Association
jPiedmont
Atlanthag 'Ts
Auster
Atlanta Bakers
Funeral of T. C. Hall Monday Afternoon
The funeral of Thomas C. Hall, 68, who died Saturday night, was held Monday afternoon at 160 Lee Street the home of his daughter Mrs J W Benson. Interment followed in Oakland cemetery with pallbearers W M Middlebrooks Joseph A Hall W E B Manning B E O Pritchard J Harvey Clark and C Wheeler Mangum. He was born February 27 1849 in White County and had lived in Atlanta since boyhood. He served as deputy clerk then re-elected for six terms and was a Mason. He is survived by his wife Arce suas three sons Dr C T Hall Guy G Hall and H L F Hall three daughters Mrs W W Benson Miss Adelaide Hall and Mrs B K McGerd and three sisters.
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Thomas C. Hai
Lee Street
J .W. Benson
Oakland Cemetery
Charlee Q. Sones
W.M. Middlebrooks
Joseph .A. Hall
W. EB. Manning
BE. O. Pritchard
J. Harvey Clark
C. Wheeler Mangum
Mr. Hall
White County
Atlanta
Emale
Mall
Masonaul
Chinese to Fight Japan by World Wide Boycott
A San Francisco announcement describes a nation wide and world wide boycott of Japanese products by Chinese Americans. The new, unnamed society aims to curb Japan’s demands on China, with merchant support and a campaign to form similar groups in major U.S. cities.
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Japan
San Francisco
Cal
United States
M.Q. Fong
America
China
Georgia life insurers enjoy banquet today
The Georgia Association of Life Insurers will hold its regular banquet at 12:30 p.m. at the Hotel Ansley with expectations of a larger attendance and an elaborate program. Frank T. Bullion, the English author and lecturer, died today in Madeira. born in 1867.
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Georgia Association of Life Insurers
Ansley
Frank T. Bullen
London
Frank T. Bullion
Madeira
Weller
Wew
Atlanta women organize to provide work for unemployed
An open meeting is planned at the Carnegie library basement on Wednesday at 3 PM to outline needs, discuss a temporary workshop, and develop work programs for Atlanta's unemployed women. Miss Carolyn Cobb will speak. chamber of commerce members will share perspectives on the issue.
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Faw
Atlanta
Carnegie Library
Carolyn Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Benefet
Associated Charities
Mgvenenet
Youngs Women's Christian Association
New York
Charities
Jud Gary
James Speyer
Mistrial Declared in Home Mutual Case in Savannah
A federal court in Savannah on March 1 declared a mistrial in the case of R. W. Durden and three other former Home Mutual Insurance officers. Defendants include Bruse Durden, president. Shelley, vice president. Wo N unex, secretary. RT Walker, and others from Brunswick. They faced charges of using the mails to defraud.
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Savannah
R. W. Durden
Home Mutual Insurance Company
Bruse
Iinsas
Away J
Den
Shelley
Wo N
Unex
Wallker
Too Much Home Talent In City Schools Reporter
Washington March 1 The federal Bureau of Education reports many cities rely too heavily on locally trained teachers It warns that inbreeding weakens school systems and urges hiring at least one third new teachers from outside the city The study cites Baltimore and Paterson as having the smallest share of locally sourced staff while Newark and Cleveland show higher turnover numbers
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Washington
Mey Sayily
Federal Bureau of Education
Board of Education
Baltimore
Paterson
Newark
Cleveland
Teachers Trained Elsewhere Lead Rochester Birmingham Omaha
Rochester Birmingham and Omaha show the largest share of teachers trained outside the local system, highlighting regional disparities in educator preparation and placement.
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Rochester
Birmingham
Omaha
No Insult Offer Seen Against Japanese Admiral
Washington March 1 Secretary Bryan received today a telegram from Admiral Dewa's aide in Chicago denying reports that he faced annoyance leaving New York. The Japanese ambassador Viscount Ghings expressed regret at the publication and conveyed the aide's statement that the claim of affront at Grand Central Station is groundless. The note also mentions a pleasant trip to Chicago. Cold Wave Red Ash. Jellico. TS Carroll & Hunter.
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Washington
Bryan
Ramira
New York Grand Central Station
Chicago
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W. E. Miller
Indianapolis
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Preach
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United States Army
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