Wright defends daughter in Holloway case over window smash
H R Wright, father of Alice Morgan Wright serving two months in Holloway England, says he may seek federal help for her release. He notes she did not commit a crime and was caught in bad company. He plans to decide after consulting counsel as news reached him in the south.
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Albany
N. Y
H.R. Wright
Alice Morgan Wright
Holloway
England
London
Wright
Dr Remsen Silent on National Politics in Atlanta Visit
Dr Ira Remsen president of the Remsen Pure Food board refused to discuss national politics citing noncontroversy and reporting only government investigations. He spoke in Atlanta while visiting Johns Hopkins University and his son Charles Remsen.
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Ira Remsen
Remsen Pure Food Board
Theodore Hoosevelt
Pure Food Board
Remsen
Dr. Remsen
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Charles Remsen
Going to Bed With Their Glasses On
An odd note from L. Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad Street regarding glasses that fit so comfortably wearers keep them on. The gimmick highlights a local eyewear offer and the habit of not removing the glasses.
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Inc
L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Wedding of Miss Jeanie Lesie Neal and Mr Lee Mebr White
In White-O’Neal Tarpesvile Georgia a beautiful wedding took place at Barnesville Methodist Church last week. Miss Jeanie Lesie Neal wed Mr Lee Mebr White of Memphis Tennessee with Dr J J White of Memphis officiating. The ceremony was held in a richly decorated church and the couple departed for Memphis after the ceremony.
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Tarpesvile
City
Jeanie Lesie Neal
Lee Mebr White
Memon Tenn
Barnesville
Land Gurr marriage shocks Georgia society notes in Dawson
Professor Fort E. Land and Mrs. B. Gurr wed Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A McLain in Dawson. The ceremony conducted by Rev. E. F. Morgan drew only intimate witnesses. After the vows the couple left for Florida, to settle in Dawson after April. Both are prominent in Georgia with ties to education and women’s clubs.
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Florida
Dawson
Georgia
Mr. Land
School of
Corlete
Atlanta
Bainbridge
T. B. Drurr
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Seven Years of Misery and a Vital Turnaround
Mrs. Brain of Sikeston Missouri recounts a seven year struggle with monthly pain weakness and fear of activity. After suffering cramps backache headaches and nervous prostration she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health allowing daily chores garden work and social activity. The ad urges other women to try the remedy noting its widespread use for displacement inflammation ulceration menstrual irregularities and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Briain
Miss Sarah Frierson Dies in Athens at 73
Miss Sarah Frierson of Athens Ga a renowned state figure and longtime University of Georgia librarian died unexpectedly at Mrs H Lambert's home in Athens from apoplexy He was 73 and survived by a sister Miss Mary Ann Frierson A devoted educator she served the university library for a quarter century earned a pension from Carnegie Foundation and was beloved across alumni circles Friends describe her as a good fairy to the boys and a civic figure whose loss is mourned statewide Funeral is set for Athens Episcopal church with University of Georgia and Lucy Cobb Institute faculty and students attending in body Atlanta alumni sent white hyacinths orchids and violets for the casket with a host of notable figures sending remembrances.
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Sarah Frierada
Athens
Carnegie Foundation
Clarkesville
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Eity
Misa Frierson
Mina Frierson
Episcopal Church
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb
Mias Frierson
Athena
Secession Plan for East Athens Draws Attention in Classic City
Athens Ga March 10 Speciaty A plan by Colonel PLM and Young Davis aims to secede East Athens from the Classic City. Davis says a mass meeting will spark a campaign to form a new municipality east of the Conne river with its own mayor aldermen fire water and police services.
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Athens
Plm
Young Davis
East Athena
Davis
Bible City
Columbus
Theee
Qconce River
Big Advertisements For Men And Religion Movement
New York March 10 The publicity commission of the Christian Conservation Congress promotes the Men and Religion Forward Movement with six weeks of religious ads in New York daily papers. The campaign stresses nonsectarian aims and cites 680 Protestant and Catholic churches and 107 synagogues in Greater New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Conservation Congress
Sporting
AES
We Are on Quicksands Says Dr Ogden Sermon
Dr. Dunbar Ogden of Central Presbyterian preaches on the danger of consuming with many gods in America. He cites idolatry of progress and new idols in Atlanta and the drift toward worldly pursuits, urging life built on the rock of God for earthly triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Dunbar Ogden
Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
India
Far East
Israel
Moses
Blakemore jailed in Marshall County Alabama
Allie Blakemore, felled by Deputy Ben Smith in Haralson county, is confined in Marshall County jail Guntersville Alabama after capture by Alabama officers. Indicted for murder of Tom P Jackson at a Tellapooge Georgia camp four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Allie Blakemore
Ben Smith
Haralson County
Georgia
Huntsville
Ala
Marshall County
Guntersville
Alabama
Smith
Blakemore
Tom P. Jackson
Tellapooge
Robbery Report From Capitol Avenue Creamery Heist
Miss Maud Brown, cashier at Capitol Avenue Creamery, wept as she told detectives of a sneak thief who entered the rear of the store shortly after 6 o'clock and lifted $25 from a hiding place behind the cooler while her attention was diverted by a wagon driver claiming a lame horse. Miles Brown said the money belonged to her employers. The $26 lay on top of a napkin with twenty five greens beneath. No eyewitnesses located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Brown
Capitol Avenue
Miss Brown
Miles Brown
Primary in Barbour CountyNames and results hinted at
In Barbour Alabama the Democratic county offices primary saw about 400 votes in this heat with heavy polling in Clayton Louiseville and Clio. Indications favor R. M. McEachern of Eufaula for re election as tax assessor and B T Roberts of Clayton for tax collector. The county treasurer race between Charles Capel and J H E Venn of Clayton is expected to be close.
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Barbour
Kataula
Ala
Marth
Clayton
Louiseville
Clio
R. M. McEachern
Eufaula
Cotton Reduction in Taliaferro County Movement
The reduction of rotten cotton acreage in Taliaferro county will exceed expectations. M. E. Moore reports seventeen farmers pledging to cut 625 acres this year, down from 1,801 planted in 1919, a 29 percent reduction. Local names include Moody, Stewart, Johnson, Credile, Taylor, Storr, Ogletree, Reid, Jones, Brooks, Gee, Arthur Taylor, John Stewart, Leatley, Dan Allen, and Hudsouth.
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Taliaferro County
M. E. Moore
George Moody
Dan Stewart
W. Johnson
L. K. Crediile
Claud Taylor
Storr
Jesse Ogletree
W. R. Reid
P. Jones
Frank Brooks
F. B. Taylor
C. W. Gee
Arthur Taylor
John Stewart
Jason Leatley
Dan Allen
M. Hudsouth
Where is Cheshier heir to $12000 estate
Atlanta police seek J L Cheshier thought to be heir to a $12,000 Arkansas estate of J L Bird. G T Edwards of Pine Bluff is administrator. Cheshier, last known in Atlanta, sent letters from Atlanta but authorities cannot locate him. Other heirs have already settled.
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Cheshier
J. L. Cheshier
Allanta
G. T. Edwards
Pine Bluff
Ark
Edwards
J. L. Bird
Arkansas
Atlanta
Fine
Bluff
Preas
Chaeshler
Bird
Georgia Peach Outlook Favors Georgia Peach Growers
Manager H D Marks of the Georgia Fruit Exchange reports swelling peach buds and a promising season. He notes many growers are joining the exchange to market fruit, aided by commission houses nationwide. An advance estimate predicts about 6000 car loads from Georgia, with orchards ploughed fertilized sprayed and pruned for a fine peach variety as warm weather arrives.
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H. D. Marks
Theorema Fruit Exchange
W. O H. Hunter
Maris
Georgia
Exchange
Mark
Thirty labor leaders ready to be arraigned
Indianapolis reports that thirty of the men indicted by the federal grand jury in the dynamite conspiracy are in the city for arraignment before Federal Judge A B Anderson next Tuesday. Forty six of the fifty two indicted are set for arraignment, but Andrew J. Kavanaugh may miss the session due to his wife’s serious illness. bond arrangements reportedly ensure no forfeiture if he cannot appear.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
A. B. Anderson
Andrew J. Kavanaugh
Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Springfield
Prowler Jack the Peeper Sought by Police at Ramuel Dickey Estate
Police searched for an hour for a mysterious Jack the Peeper found peeping through a rear window at Ramuel J. Dickey's Dodge Manufacturing Co residence on Tin Cille Avenue near Ashford Street. The prowler spoke with Mrs. Dickey seeking a coat and was last seen fleeing after an alarm. Officers believe he planned to rob the house when Dickey was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MrcWullians and
Palmer
Ramuel J. Dickey
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Tincille Avenue
Ashford Street
Auxiliary entertains members of Boys' Club
The women’s auxiliary of the Boys’ Club hosted about fifty younger members at a Friday social. Ice cream, cake, pie, and fruit were served. Hostesses were Mrs. E. Rivera and Mrs. Frank Spain. Frank Spain spoke about summer plans including a lamp. The Hoss Club received three laughing classes donated by H. Schaul. The hikeps club, led by Joe Rhodes, plans regular Saturday hikes with at least five boys earning over 30 miles credits. A printing club and club paper are planned, with Mae supervising.
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Boys’ Club
E. Rivera
Frank Spain
Hoss Club
H. Schaul
Joe Rhodes
Mae
Stinson Preaches At Negro Conference Albany Go
Albany March 10. Rev R E Stinson of Atlanta opened a week long colored farmers workers conference with a Bible and Manual Training in aduce sermon. Dr Buiomen stressed good apead education for his fate and said the negro may believe in his own dpability to order and achieve success. $200,000 Loss Caused By Fire Brooklyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Farmers’ Ag Workers’ Conference
Aduce
R'E _ Stinson
Attlanta
Buinnen
New York
Brooklyn
Women to be Heard by New York Solons
New York march day suffrage action set with a special train to Albany and a large local march. Harriet Stanton Blatch predicts the protest will be the biggest women have ever staged at Albany as the Stilwell bill faces committee action.
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New York
Solons
Gettes
Washington
wWeisens
Bern
Albany
Apor
Mra
Harriet Stanton Binteh
The
Womans Policyist Union
Albi
Deaf Mute Service at West Side Church
At the Methodist church on West Side Street the night service was led by W. teacher from St. Mark's church. He gave a review of the Deaf M mute Bible dialects and explained work for deaf mutes in their languages. A group formed a silent choir illustrating their service and the unspoken language’s meaning.
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Methodist Church
St. Mark’s Church
Ign
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