Miss Mulford complimented at tea in Atlanta
Miss Nan Stephens entertained in honor of Miss Marjorie Mulford of New York with a refined afternoon of bridge and refreshments. The guest list included notable local and visiting women. Miss Mulford wore blue marquisette, and Miss Stephens presented a book as a keepsake. The event followed a theater party and a later meeting in the evening with a small party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford
Marjorie Mulford
New York
Nan Stephens
Marjorie Brown
Heuben Arnold
Capital City
John Drew
Diane Tate
Harriet Calhoun
Esther Smith
Mary Traylor
Jah Rawson
Passle May Otta
Alice May Freeman
Arthur Clarke
Stuart Witham
Sanders Jones
James Harris
Orton Matthewson
Joe Colquits
Charlie Cox
Ernest Ottray
Arnold
Miss Stephens
Jardinieres
Stardinieres
Misa Stepheng
Miss Mulford
Milas Mulford
Atlanta Civic League meets Saturday March 10 at 3 in Carnegie Library
The Atlanta Civic League will hold its regular semi monthly meeting Saturday March 10 at 3 o'clock in Carnegie Library. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnesia
É ‘Vocal
Avlo Satectiona
Josephine Rainwater
Albert Gerard-Thiers
Henry George
Adam Smith
M. H H. Whensky
F. E. Meyers
Atlanta
Reform School
Atlanta Civic League
Carnegie Hbrary
Social items highlight Atlanta guests and travels
Society notes list Edw H Barnes in Florida for two weeks and multiple visitors staying with or visiting Atlanta residents. Names include Marjorie Mulford, Nanstephens, Clayton Cooley, George Crandall, W T Sears, Mina Lillian Duke, Frank T Mason, Elmer Smith family, H H Correa, Robert Maddox, J M Griffin, Marlon King, Laura Ans, Forrest Adair Jr, Lucy Hoke Smith, Moise DeLeon hosts, Martha Berry figures, and Harriet Calhoun. Guests frequent the Georgian Terrace and Driving Club events with teas and parties planned through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
George Milton McKenzie
McKenzie
Peachties Road
Mina Lucy Hoke Smith
Bliss Mma Kate Amarous
Harriet Calhoun
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Mina Auretta Speer
Emily Winship
Sarah Rawson
Laura Cowles
Annie Laurie Robinson
Kan
Marlon King
Washington, D D. C
Margaret Wright
Laura Ans
Forrest Adair, Jr
Georgian Terrace
Misa Lucy Hoke Smith
Annie Lea McKenzie
Post Office to Push Economy by Freight Handling
The post office plans economy moves effective July 1 in the southeast shifting bi weekly magazines to freight cars to save administration costs. Delays of seven days to two weeks may occur unless publishers specify dates, with Ohio Indiana and the middle west already applying the policy. Senators critique on treaties with France and Britain notes general arbitration unlikely this session and Taft unlikely to submit mangled treaties. Senator Dixon rejects forged telegram claims and defends Roosevelt alignment on senate ratification principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Post Office Department
Southeast
Iit
Ohio
Indiana
Iiness
Middle Wear
Senate
France
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Taft
White House
State Department
Knox
Amapala
Honduras
Joseph W. Wiavon
Culonel
Dixon
Roosevelt
Griffin Center of Poultry Industry in Griffin Georgia
Spalding and surrounding counties have become a center for poultry raising in middle Georgia after a November show. Within 20 miles of Griffin, hundreds of progressive poultry farms prosper breeding Barred Rock and other fancy breeds. Preparations are underway for a large poultry show next fall by the Spalding County Poultry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Spalding
Middle Georgia
Griffin Next Falls
Spalding County Poultry Association
Tuberculosis Meeting Delegates Appointed for Rome Congress
New York March 8 delegation named by Huntington Wilson to attend the seventh International congress on tuberculosis in Rome April 14 to 20. Delegates include Dr Henry Barton Jacobs Baltimore secretary and Dr Livingston Farrand New York executive secretary with several other national association directors. Dr Farrand to present the U S report. An exhibit on tuberculosis prepared for display in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Association
Charles L. Greene
St .Paul
G. Walter Holden
Denver
Gerald B. Webb
Colorado Springs
William H. Baldwin
Washington
National Association
Ferrand
United States
Rome
Good Peach Crop Expected in Lyerly Georgia
North Georgia fruit growers report a likely good peach crop as buds survived a cold spell. With blossoms soon to appear, growers anticipate a healthy yield unless another cold snap hits late this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyerly
North Georgia
London Not Surprised At Action On Treaty
London reports surprise at the US Senate move on arbitration treaties. Officials say amendment would nullify months of work and limit the accords. British efforts sought a good treaty and Senate endorsement though mood remains calm amid forecasts of potential erosion of Monroe doctrine immigration and state debts. The Pall Mall Gazette hints treaties may be hollow with Japan amused and the Westminster Gazette cites political motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States Senate
Senate
Pall Mall Gazette
Great Britain
Westminister Gazette
Deeper probe of Everglades case urged by Florida governor
Governor GH Christ protested the Everglades reclamation inquiry as biased and limiting. He presented a letter inviting the committee to Florida to inspect drainage work and potential outcomes of the plan. He cited authorities claiming Everglades soil is fertile and reclaimable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GH Christ
Florida
Everglades
House
Florea
Capa
Strike Fever Spreads Into Eastern Prussia
Berlin reports strike fever spreading to the Silesian coal fields in eastern Prussia where socialist Christian and Polish miners unions demand a 16 percent wage rise. government efforts to settle Westphalian coal field disputes may fail. up to 150000 Westphalian miners could strike Monday as non union workers are being assembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
Military Officers Call on Gov Brown
Brigadier General Clifford I Anderson and Fifth Infantry officers visited Governor Joseph M Brown in his executive office. The party included Col E E Pomeroy Lt Col C H Hall Maj J W Preston Maj I T Catron Maj-elect W Hendrix Maj J D Seamans and Maj J D Dunwoody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford I. Anderson
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Joseph M. Brown
Eapitel
Anderson
E E. Pomeroy
Colone
C. H. Hall
J. W. Preston
I. T. Catron
W&. Hendrix
Fifth Infantry
J. D. Seamans
Cavalry
J. D. Dunwoody
Once A Millionaire Now Held As Vagant
New York on March 8 Colonel Wayne Belvin once a millionaire and longtime Port Angelu g and Eastern railroad president is arrested on a vagrancy charge after an appeal for alms to a plain clothes detective on Broadway. Belvin inherited $600,000 from his father and moved to New York about 1887, later facing debt and arrests in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago for threats to wealthy men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wayne Belvin
Port Angelug and Eastern Railroad
Broadway
Belvin
Richmond, Vs
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Doctor Dowling Gives Reward to Charity in Clean-Up Effort
New Orleans Dr Oscar Dowling president of the state board of health received fifty dollars for closing a restaurant over unsanitary conditions. He distributed the money among charitable institutions he visited. The cafe manager offered a daily rest rate of fifteen hundred sixty dollars but Dowling declined the rest and kept the reward to charity. Three restaurants were allowed to reopen yesterday and dairies were inspected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Agalszing
Sharks who attend church boast money in usury case
Chicago March 8. An agent group who set out money at usurious rates and attend church were pictured yesterday as hypocrites by Judge K M Lendis of the United States district court. The remark reflects the court’s stance on predatory lending practices and ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yeaterday
Hy Poneltey
K. M Lendis
United States District Court
Ae Sosie
Fine Diamonds Offer Absolute Value and Quality Guarantee
The advertisement promotes fine diamonds as more valuable than poor grade stones, claiming an absolute return on investment and negative interest for inferior gems. It asserts the integrity of the diamond business and a high standard of completeness and quality in every sale and collection.
When Your Hair Turns Gray and Women's Roles
An article urges women to resist aging stereotypes as gray hair appears in the midlife or younger. It promotes Robinnaire Hair Dye from Atlanta, claiming it is pure, non injurious, non sticky, and undetectable. It promises hair remains soft and color appears natural without scalp irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ana Polor
Robinneire
Allentan
Strikers Agree to Conference in Britain War of Wages
In London and beyond the coal strike presses government and miners toward a joint conference at the Foreign Office. Premier Asquith invites talks to discuss the whole situation but the miners demand excluding any minimum wage discussion. The strike disrupts navy coal use and port operations as newspapers and industries brace for extended disruption. Meanwhile in Atlanta a $1,366,000 suit is filed over Georgia Power Company reorganization and alleged share of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
National Conference of Miners
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Marseilles
March
Tanta
Fulton Superior Court
W. A Carliste
Atlanta
C. Elmer Smith
York
Eugene L. Ashley
Georgia Power Company
Carlisle
Aehley
Smith
Georgia Railway and ‘Power Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
North Georgia Electric Company
Etowah Power Company
Ashley
Georgina Power Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Carliale
Bell
Lawrence Strikers Demonstrate Amid Picket Lines
Lawrence Mass March a large but peaceful demonstration by striking textile workers formed on Essex Street and near factory approaches. Thousands of men and women faced pickets with few arrests, one woman assaulted by a striker, and a razor found on a foreigner held for disorderly conduct. No notable rise in workers resuming duty observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Maas
Fssex Street
New York Woman Held for Smashing Windows
New York police detained 22 year old suffragette Miss Annie Gligman for smashing windows in several residences, after announcing her rights and ringing doorbells at an alderman's house. She will be examined for sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March
Annie Gligman
London
Savannah Club Won't Seek Major Auto Races
The Savannah Automobile Club met in Savannah Georgia and decided not to pursue a major race on the famed Savannah course this fall. It may consider a race if approached, but will not actively seek a fall event while remaining ready to entertain proposals for events this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avannah
Ravesneh Automobile Club
Savannah
Big Chicago building sold for 2 750 000 dollars
Chicago March 8 Julius Rosenwald Capitallet took title to the Columbia Memorial building and its ground for 2 750 000 dollars in cash The fourteen story structure fronts State street for 100 feet in Chicago's retail district It is billed as the largest cash real estate investment in the city at the time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbia Memorial
Julius Rosenwald, & Capitallet
State Street
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Ladies’ Sunday School Auxiliary
Oakhurst Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Bible Conference Movement
Bible Conference
Institute
Emnet Bragdon
Atronzo Richardson
Iss Laura Cowles
Pieadhont Driving Club
Hoke Smith
Annie
Lee McKenzie
Marion King
Laura "Anvley
Disna Tate
Mariotie Beg
Annie Barnett
Wackhingtbt
Hizabeth Brown
Pittsburg
Peat Wilkinson
San Antonio
Tullis
Stuart Notes
Thomas Villé
Edw. H. Barnes
Miles Marjorie Mulford
Nanstephens
Clayton Cooley
Minneapolis
George L. Crandall
Wil
W. T. Sears
College Park
West Point
Opelika
Mina Lillian Duke
Lindale
Ey HH Samuel
Frank T. Mason
James II
Mrs. Elmer Smith and Family
York, Pa
Errace
H. H. Correa
Ory
Robert Maddox
J. M. Griffin
W. T. Searn
Moise DeLeon
Howard Merritt
Balt, Lake City
D. H. Lopes
Martha Berry
Hilda Robinson-Smith
Martha Berry Clirgle
Misa Margeson
Isabel Margeson
England
Atlante
Driving Club
Mra. R. FF. Kilpatrick
Mra
Elitin
Will
Baker's
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
Capital City Club
Eva Condon
The
John Drew Company
Miss Howe
Trousdale
Iilpatrick
Nashville
John Howe
B. M. Kenary
Harry Wallace
St. Louis
One Watson
Anniston
Ala
Lewis Sharpe
Milas Watson
Hugh Adkins
Pottie
Virginia
Blakely
Miss Ashley
Glens Falls
N. Y
James Logan
Myrtle Street
Gertrude Allyn
Mike Kitty Thornton
LaGrange
Ernest Kontz
Griffin Center OF Poultry Industry
Everglade
Gov, Brown
Strikers
Georgia
Genoa
Germany
Savannah Club
Hollman
Ae Street
New York Square
Petino
Seemigutharme Tee
B. Toy
Agent Union N Depot Heke Arrice
Erhobart-Co
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