Mrs Plane Birthday Celebration by Atlanta UDC
Mrs Bellen Plane honorary UDCC president celebrated her eighth fifth birthday with the Atlanta chapter UDC at the Woman's Club on Baker Street. A musical program featured Mrs McLauchlin and a chorus from the Children of the Confederacy, Mr Warslaw, and Mrs Peters. An informal reception followed with a birthday cake presented to Mrs Plane. a badge was given to Mrs Loulie Belle Wyle.
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Bellen Plane
UDCC
Atlanta
UDC
Womans Club
Baker Street
Mra McLauchlin
Children of the Confederacy
Warslaw
Wirs
Thomas Peters
Mra Plane
Flane
Br Httle
Ada Willems McCarthy
George Stauttacher
Williams McCarthy
Loulie Belle Wyle
Wyhes
Night School and D A R Fund Drive In Atlanta News
Daughters of American Revolution collect book donations for the Girls Night School Skiary with a Saturday pickup. Mrs de Leon attends Sinclair Callaway wedding as Mamie Sinelaty weds Wir Callawa at 4 PM Sunday. The article also notes the Drama League meeting, reception plans, and a Chafing Dish Supper at Ansley Fourt with guests from local families and Boston connections.
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He Moallan Company
Fife
Ansley Fourk
Bonnie Tornerd
Sar Frou Isen
Elizabyth Denson Wiss
Jeanette Robinson
Hss
Margaret Stiine
Helen Stewart
Effie Bovian
Missy Santa Witter
Wis
Begar
Paulin Wring
Wes Fred Goula
Times Wells
Basa Jrederick
Catan
Pope
Tid Hest
Wil Mus
John Smith
Rime Williams
Sowing Club Luncheon Entertains at Ansley Dark
Miss i hvsbeth Tunson hosted a Sowing club luncheon at Ansley Dark yesterday. Attendees included Miss Helen Thorn, Miss Femme Willingham, Miss Mats Tet Varier, Miss Itusa Hooper, and several others such as Miss Wary Bla Lick, Miss Ange Tor Pagett, and Mrs Ais Willingham.
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Cliab
I Hvsbeth Tunson
Yesteran Ibite
Rome
Ansley
Ates Grice ‘Thorn
Helen Thorn
Femme Willingham
Mats Tet Varier
Itusa Hooper
Bvaneline Warkinnon
Wary Bla Lick
Ange Tor Pagett
Xess Vhesdos Willingham
Bias Mary Vines
Wastaludys
Dunson Wis Vartha Redea
Urs Tolian Prade
Mre
Ais
Willngham
Baraca Entertainment And Missiki Society Obscure Gala
A fragmented notice lists Baraca Entertainment and Missiki Society as organizers for a ladies auxiliary reception at Tolowsts. Names such as Nelle Lo Tohason Poliame and Vera Salo appear, with scattered dates and a ticket price or donation noted as £6. The entry lacks clear context or a complete schedule.
Friday Morning Reading Club Meeting at Mrs Inman’s Ponce de Leon
The Friday Morning Reading Club meets in Mrs Henry Inman’s apartments at the Ponce de Leon. The Ladies Memorial association plans a meeting at Carnegie Library Friday at 11 o clock. Atlant chapter Daughters of the American Revolution to hold regular meeting Saturday at 3 o clock at chapter house Piedmont avenue. Delegates to the Macor conference will report and an interesting program is prepared.
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Worning Reading Club
Henry Inman
Ponce de Leon
Ladies Memorial Association
Carnegia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Piedmont Avenue
Macor
Mothers' Congress Convenes March Fourteen Georgia division program
The Georgia division Mothers and Parent Teacher associat ions hold their annual state conven tion at Piedmont hotel Saturday March 14. Little presides. The program includes an executive board meeting, Presidents address, reports from extension committee, and several child development and library extension talks. Luncheon at Piedmont hotel. Election of officers planned.
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Georgia
Piedmont
Wis Tames
Little
Orations
WOH
Wiges Addrees
Ikatherima Collins
Chil Hozien
Wiss Caroline Cobb
Katherine Woaten
Piedmont Hotel &Ptianoow
Miss Oppenheim
Bates Black
Alkahest Stars Attend Southern Lyceum Convention
About forty to fifty representatives from fifteen southern states gather in Atlanta for the annual Alkahest Tyceum System convention at the Piedmont. Plans for lyceum work across the south for the coming year will be outlined on Saturday. The event closes with a banquet at the Capital City club hosted by President Russell Bridges. John Ken drive Bangs, a famed author and humorist, presides as toastmaster and many notable guests attend.
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Atlanta
Alkahest
Tyceum
Piedmont
Lyceum
South
Capital City
Russell Bridges
John Ken Drive Bangs
Detective Wilisim 7 Bun
Frank Divon Toss
Jane Lewis Gieggers
Chiltan
Sterilization urged for defective boys
New York March 1 report calls for sterilization of mentally defective individuals in public schools. The commission recommends Governor giving a commission to study effects and actions, plus proposals to sterilize defectives in industrial and agricultural schools for improvement.
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New York
Givin
Wesley Hospital Fund Nears Completion After Strong Push
The Wesley Memorial hospital fund has reached 1,724,835 dollars with 215,190 pledged on Thursday. Campaign committees expect to raise the remaining 70 09 to reach 2 5000 to match a 72 000 gift from A S A Candler if 125 000 is pledged. Central workers plan a whirlwind finish with a meeting at 11 at the Wilcoff to review progress.
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
4Sa G Candler
Wimecoff
Suffrage Leaders Return North After South Visit
Jane Addams and distinguished women returned north after meeting in the south for the suffrage cause leaving Tuesday night for Chicago. Mrs McCormick Mrs Laidlaw Mrs Bennett and Ruth-Rees departed yesterday for the east. The ladies were entertained on an automobile tour through the city and hosted by Mrs MacDougald and Mrs Inman. An Eighth Ward league meeting will be held soon to formulate plans for following up conferees' suggestions from national leaders.
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Jane Addams
Miss Addams
Chicago
McCormick
Laidlaw
Bennett
Ruuts-Rees
MacDougald
Eighth Ward
Emily MacDougall Polans
Merchants Prepare Evidence On Fort Werperson Trade
Atlanta merchants, long denied access to Fort WerPher son supplies, work Thursday on data and testimony. They plan to present next Tuesday to the chamber of commerce committee on wholesale trade, arguing for restoring local Army post commerce and opposing New York merchants. The Constitution backs the effort, as the chamber intensifies its bid to bring post trade back to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Commissars Department
Fort WerPherson
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Battleship Texas Put In Commission
The battleship Texas was placed in commission at Norfolk navy yard today with Captain Grant addressing officers and men urging cooperation for success. As Texas docked at Norfolk after leaving Newport News builders, Captain Grade was struck by a pole from the ship and thrown against the Dolphin of the United States ship Richmond, which turned over. The crew was saved by seamen from the Redmond. The ship was en route to North Carolina waters via inland canals.
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Nortolt
Texas
Nortol Navy Yard
Grant
Newport News
Martin F Grade
Richmond
Stela
Urs
Redmond
North Carolina
Carmichael Hurt When Radiator Falls in County Court
A large steam radiator fell in the new county courthouse Thursday morning, injuring Carmichael. It struck his arm and hand, requiring treatment at Grady Hospital. He faces several days confinement with his arm in a cast.
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Wale
Titon County
Sliv Phursdey
Grady Hospital
Sentence Delay in Moame Akoe Case
Mrs Stoe notes the Moame Akoe conviction for slimed wut slivers with federal court action pending. Attorney Tiste and associates plan a motion for a new trial in the coming days as the judge weighs next steps.
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Moame Akoe
Federa Cout Wednes AG
Indu Sewmin
Sentuir
di Xesterdas
Capar
Attarrey Tiste
Asao Jate
Hat Recovered After Wind Storm Gives Mrs Long Her Bonnet
Mrs Malcom J Long of 21 Baltimore Place had her hat blown away by a fierce Atlanta wind last Sunday. The hat was found later by a clerk at the James Drug Co. on West Peachtree Street and returned to Mrs Long after resting in the store.
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Malcolm JI Long
Baltimore Place
Atlanta
Wrs Leong
Peachtree Street
Winecott Hotel
Letton Urges Hotel Publicity At MenA Club Luncheon
Jach Letton hosted the Ansley hotel luncheon at the Mena club yesterday stressing publicity value for hotels. He urged that a first class hotel promotes a town and that corridor chatter among merchants and city leaders boosts a city’s image and economy.
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Jach Letton
Ansley Hotel
Mena Club
Yesterda
Letten
Tina
Huert
Miller
Thercagaesociation of Commerce
Ailuta
Atlanta
Police Board Deadlock Likely To Last Months
The Police Board faces a likely prolonged deadlock over electing a chairman to replace Carlos Mayon whose term expired. Supporters of candidates Verne Pace and Mazo claim withdrawal demands, while Pace allies push to stay in the race as Woodward backs Pace and others back Verne.
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Carlos Mayon
WPF Vam WA Verne
Robert Pace
Mazo
Woodward
Pace
New Crematory Test Set For Thursday Start
Wor Woodward says the New York re structor company crematory test will begin at 9 oclock Thursday and run until 9 oclock Friday morning. The plant must burn 6 tons of garbage in 24 hours at a cost not to exceed five cents per ton and boilers must evaporate enough steam to generate full 1 kilowatts of electric power. Dowd notes city will have expert oversight with Frank Gederd and Cleards Ishley attending. Terreten to represent the Board of Health. Dowd and Primrose to conduct tests for the Destructor company.
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Wot Dow Jr
New York
Wor Woodw Ud
Miager Dowd
Mrs Moore Funeral Today In Atlanta Area
Mrs William A Moore longtime Atlanta resident dies after two weeks of paralysis. widow of Moore & Marsh founder, she supported the Moore Memorial Church and local charities, leaves son Wilmer I Moore, two daughters Mrs Hugh T L Lee and Mrs Seaborn Wright, a brother Robart Barr and sister Mrs Mollie Fowler. Funeral at 10 from residence with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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William A. Moore
Moore
Nacueches Valley
Planea Society
Butterflies
Weckinburg
Woc
di AU Bay
Lafayette Ga
Sulvionne Ter
Wilmer I. Moore
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Hugh TL. Lee
Atlanta
Mix Seaborn Wright
Tome
Robart Barr
Mollie Fowler
John VE Moore
Funeral for S H Phelan Held in Atlanta Next Saturday
Funeral arrangements for S H Phelan Jr of Atlanta announced with a private service set for next Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock at the home of his sister on Columbia Avenue. Born July 36 1883 he died at Saranac Lake early Thursday morning. Interment will follow at West Trey Cemetery with relatives including two brothers G and Iemin Phelan and four sisters listed among survivors.
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Sf Phelan Jr
Atlanta
Saranac Lake
Mire T & Atkinson
Columbia Avenue
Walmer
West Trey
Phelan
H. Phelan
Iemin
US Atkinson
Vrs
Ernest Dalle
Larit Waighe
Great Fire Sweeps Portland Water Front
Fire today swept the Portland water front on the east side from the upper to the lower Albina ferries destroying Columbia dock No 2 and Montgomery dock with the steamships Cricket and Glenroy and much other property. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. The blaze started near lower Columbia street, spread rapidly along six blocks, threatening sulphur and asphalt stores before crews arrived. Both north and south spread burned the affected docks and moored steamships Cricket and Glenroy were destroyed.
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Portland
Portland Water
Albina Ferries
Columbia Dock No 2
Montgomery Dock
Sng
Cricket
Glenroy
Columbia
Montgomers Dock
Ricket
Raine arraigned on 17 indictments in defunct Mercantile Bank case
Jenn Waren, former president of the defunct Mercantile Bank, faced 17 indictments for larceny embezzlement and fraudulent breach of trust tied to deposits in a bank deemed insolvent. Claude Anderson, cashier, faced related charges. Raine did not seek bail and remained in county custody.
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Demphis
Jenn Waren
T. Tun Let Haine
Mercantile Bank
Raine
Claude Anderson
Bank of Larceny
Threat
Trust
Andersen
Wherry
Jack
Red Lights Ordered for Horse Vehicles in Reform Plan
Local bulletin notes a directive to require red lights on horse drawn vehicles as part of a reform effort. The measure targets improved visibility on rural roads and aims to prevent accidents by standardizing signaling for horse drawn transport.
Sunday baseball bill killed in New York
Albany March 12 The assembly judiciary committee today killed the Quick local option Sunday baseball bill. The measure sought to provide for the granting by final boards of aldermen of permission for the holding of outside parts on Sundays.
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Albany
Assembly
Suffragist Fee Awarded Amid Suffrage Society Movements
A fragmented report notes a suffragist fee of $200 awarded to two National Union of Women’s Suffrage societies. The garbled text references suffragists and fundraising amid ongoing public attention and organizational activity.
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National Union of Womens Suffrage Societies
Public hearing on private evidence in Lew Serk case
Salty evidence heard in closed session as John Love Piifett faces fligi int Inearhee charges. Witnesses questioned behind doors including elder daughter Games Elliott. Proceedings continued Monday with Mattams wie under examination.
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John Love Piifett
Lew Serk
Ang Sriit
Matt Ams
Games Elliott
Figland Machh
Suffragettes Burn Four Mansions in Glasgow and Stewarton Raid
Suffragettes in Glasgow and Stewarton burned four large unoccupied mansions owned by the Free Church of Scotland. A message reported an arrest warrant against Mr. Fae Wuret, stated as part of the incidents.
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Suffragettes
Glasgow
Scotland
Stewarton
Free Church of Scotland
Ain Pyeng
Fae Wuret
Police Chief Slayer Rush By Atlanta Aftermath
Forest Adams, a Morgan county resident from a prominent family, shot Buckhead Chief of Police Chivers last Saturday night. Adams surrendered to Sheriff Arnold and Deputy Watson, faced Judge J B Fark, and sought a postponement while his lawyers claim self defense and a prior long standing feud. Reports of a lynching circulated but threats subsided as the prisoner was kept in custody.
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Forest Adams
Chivers
Buckhead
Morgan County
Superior Court
J B Fark
Franng Wynuhing
Fulton
Worgan
Arnold
A O Watson
Atlanta
Georgia
Adams
J G Poster
E H George
Georgia farmer dragged to death by runaway mule
A Georgia farmer named Chaitey Gay, living on his brother’s plantation, was dragged head downward when a runaway mule jolted him from its back. His feet tangled in the harness as the animal dashed onward, leaving his head repeatedly striking the ground.
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Chaitey Gay
Planation Hire
Literacy test stays in immigration bill headline
The Senate immigration committee decided to report the Burnett immigration bill favorably with the literacy test remaining. Senators Kern and Giannini reserved the right to offer amendments. A provision on health inspectors and a head tax of 2 dollars for unmarried and 1 dollar for married aliens were retained in revised form.
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Washington
Burnett
Senate
Senate Immigration Committee
Kern and
Gianna
Kenn Iy
Italy
Buckhead Car Line Seeks Fare Reduction Petition Filed
Mrs John Woodside asks the public service commission to cut fares on the Buckhead car line citing sparse beyond Buckhead development and high charges. The complaint notes current rate from Paints to Buckhead beyond Tugheat and extra fees, urging relief based on earlier limited population and subsidized extension costs.
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John Woodside
Withead —Commission
Georgi Jer
Buelhealie
Buckhild
Buckheat
Tuckhewd
Bey St
Tolls Fight Special Rule Aimed at Expeditious Suns Bill
Washington Mirch proposes a special rule to expedite the Suns bill to repeal the Panama tolls exemption. The Rowse rules committee arranged a fifteen hour debate window with no interposing motions or amendments. Speaker Sheather Mark signaled the bill might not be called up before Friday or Saturday of the coming week.
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Washington
Lone Woman Appeals to Supreme Court Over 8 Hour Labor Law
A lone woman from Washington on March 12 appealed to the Supreme Court to strike down a California eight hour labor law as unconstitutional. She, identified as Wissither Nelson, a graduate pharmacist, argues enforcement would displace her and force a man into her position.
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Washington
Sureme Court
Mle Calfornia Edithon
Wissither Nelson
Nomination list sent to Senate by President
Washington March 12 The president tedus sent the following nominations to the senate Amomate justice supreme court of Hiway Raph P Quarles Honolulu Secretary territory of Hawaii Wade Warres Thayer Honolulu.
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Wilson
Washington
Tedus
Senate
Amomate Justice Suupreme Court of Hiway Raph P
Cardui Endorsed By Women For Lifesaving Relief
A testimonial from Lumpkin Ga describes relief from fever weakness and breathlessness after using Cardui. The letter claims quick improvement and credits the tonic with restoring strength and life, urging other women to try it and obtain a bottle locally.
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Lumpkin
Carduy
Cardui
Booth
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Skiary
Brineft
Metall
Poore de Leon
Grama League
Dwenneth Macheowan
Boston
Leinon
Harvard
Baker
Ameran
Smker
Let
Eich
Baraca Entertainment
Vilhustim
Mothers’ Congress
Georgia Division
Wesley Hospital Fund
North
McPherson
Carmichael
Fairbank
Ihigago
Mrs. Long
Letton
Good Hotel
City
Ansley Host
Mrs. Moore
S. H. Phelan
Pew York Ata
Venus Wee
Anna Howard Shaw
Shaw
Wesco
Railways
Livingston Tetas
Tevas
Missouri
Cinsis
Tevan
Lowa
Bill
Fee Bead
Ted
Talcum Puff Company Increaed
East Terminal
Didgey Wrooklym
Slayer
Maxwell House
Blend
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co
Dacksoortle Nashville
Houston
Piedmont Hotel
The
Tollies
Kamper’s
MB Westlers
Phillsy
Yatnie Ph, Sok
Ereshard Frogen Felern and Broilers
C. J. Kaimpeer Grocery Co
Peachtree St. Eeeee
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