Meetings in Atlanta Area Ladies Groups Schedule
The Ladies Memorial meets Friday at Carnegie library. The Inman Park Emblem Club gathers with Mrs J M Martin at 140 More ad avenue on Wednesday March 20 at 1 30. Agnes Scott Alumnae meet Friday at 4 with Miss Mildred Thompson 449 North Boulevard. Daughter of the Confederacy meets Thursday March 21 at 2 30 after rain delay. Executive board sessions planned including Atlanta Woman's Club Friday March 22 at 10 in Baker Street club house. Universalist church ladies hold a cake sale at King Hardware 87 Whitehall Street on Saturday March 23. Twentieth Century Coterie convenes Thursday March 21 at 3 30 at Mrs Steedman 181 Ashby Street.
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Ladies’ Memorial
Carnegie Library
Inman Park
Emblem Club
J. M. Martin
Moread Avenue
Agnes Scott
Confederacy
Pomp Ags
Atlanta Woman's Club
Baker Street
Ladies of the Universalist Church
King Hardware Company
Whitehall Street
Steed- Man
Ashby Street
Social notes from Atlanta society amid travels and health updates
Mrs W M Scott remains critically ill at home on Grant Street but shows slight improvement. Edith Belle Lawrence returns from New Orleans after a month visiting her aunt Mrs William Rhodus and attends Proteus and Comus balls. Several locals travel abroad, visit relatives, and host small gatherings as Estelle and Helen Lewin visit, and many entertain at the Granite Club and private homes. </s>
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W. M. Scott
Grant Street
Misa
Edith Belle Lawrence
New Orleans
William M. Rhodus
Mary Lawrence
Mortimer Smith
Halifax
Nova Scotia
East
Perfecto Auto Oil Promotes Quality and Clean Carbon Reduction
Atlas Oil Co. endorses Perfecto Auto Oil as a high quality lubricant that helps reduce carbon buildup. The claim highlights superior performance and environmental benefits through cleaner engine operation.
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Atlas Oil Co
Princess Clementine Gives Birth to Daughter
Brussels March 30 Princesa Clementine wife of Prince Victor Napoleon welcomed a daughter today. The announcement notes hope for Greece and Belgium ties as the royal birth is reported from Finca Victor Nao.
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Brussels
Princesa Clementine
Victor Napoleon
Clementine
Orenere
Greece
Tievery
Rack Pold
Epart
Florence Wickham to star in Atlanta opera week
Noted American soprano Florence Wickham will appear in grand operas at Atlanta from April 22 to 27 under the auspices of the Association. She will sing roles in Cavalleria Rusticana and Rigoletto, with a season-ticket sale ongoing at Cable Piano Co on Broad Street and Phillips & Crew on Pryor Street.
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Atlanta
Nida
Sylvenia
Statter
Association
Ference Wickham
Miss Wickham
Penn
Lill
Royaltheater
Weisbaden
Savage
Attra
Munich
Ae Kundry
Tan Opera Company
Wick
Shes
Florence Wickham
Cable Piano Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew's
Pryer Street
Aly
Knox Keeps A Negro Valet At State Expense
Washington dispatch reports the state department committee investigating Secretary Knox for employing Archibald Pinkert as a private valet on Knox's South and Central America tour. Pinkert, paid about 1200 dollars yearly while in the mailing room, allegedly accompanied Knox as a private servant. Expenses cited include the emergency fund and culture of trade relations grants, with department officials unsure where funding would come from.
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Washington
Committee On State
de ‘Ditureg
Knox
Archibald
Pinkert
State Department
United States Senate
van Hanlin
Pinkett
Bay Reil
Clayton
Chatrman
Mery
Firman Hamlin
Wiliam Meester
McNier
Mr. Hamlin
South
Central America
United States
Heert
Thomasville cow ordinance approved by tie vote
In Thomasville Georgia the city council passed a cow ordinance by a majority vote after a tie. Brindle the cow can roam from 5 am to 8 pm from April first, with imprisonment after November. Mayor McIntyre cast the deciding vote in favor.
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Thomasville
Cooper
Jerger
Elder
Floyd
Agin
Smith
Parker
Hambleton
McDougald
McIntyre
Bossy
People of the Own
Mobile City Clerk Freed of Charge
Richard B. Owen, former Mobile city clerk, was acquitted today on embezzlement charges involving about 9800. He had fled to Puerto Cortez, Honduras, for two years before returning, and his case sparked a major reform dispute over city books.
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Mobile
Ala
Richard B. Owen
Owen
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Britain and Germany to swap naval secrets
London parliamentary debate reveals Churchill announced ongoing negotiations between Germany and Britain to exchange naval information. He said the government would be glad if negotiations reach a satisfactory conclusion and that there was nothing to conceal in shipbuilding scales.
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London
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Flrat
Admiralty
Germany
Great Britain
Batvnn
France Lifts Tariff on Ash Handles for Tools
Paris news reports a bill passed by the chamber to tax ash handles for agricultural implements if unpolished. Senate tariff committee approved. law to take effect soon. Ash handles, largely from the United States, had been duty free before 1910 and ended up allowing foreign exporters to undersell French makers. The measure aims to rectify that imbalance.
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Paris
Chamber
Senate Tariff Committee
United States
France
Hot Letters Passed About Negro Lewis
Nashville March 20 Chancellor John Allison published correspondence between himself and Attorney General Wickersham over the admission of W H Lewis a negro to the American Bar Association. Wickersham regrets an incumbent of a justice office supporting an unjustified act and Lewis defends his effort. Allison says he sent letters to Secretary Whitelock noting Wickersham aided Lewis. Allison favored revoking Lewis admission since color had not been disclosed to the committee.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Allison
Wickersham
W. H. Lewis
American Bar Ia
Allison
Whitelock
Association
Lewis
Know the Difference quote on tariffs and Texas farmer tale
A Norman E Mack monthly piece recounts a democratic rally speech by a district congressman urging tariff opposition. He contrasts the GOP platform with a protective tariff and retells a Texas farmer fable about calves and cattle, muttering go woldarn ye know the difference at miluition time.
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Norman E. Mack
National Monthly
Plank
Columbus Wins Eight-Ticket Fare Plan For City Lines
Columbus officials announce eight 25-cent tickets for all Columbus Railway and Light Company lines after April 29, with a unique design to trace each pass. The cut is tied to annual gross receipts of $1,750,000 and aims to ensure universal transfers across all lines, marking a shift since earlier blanket discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Railway and Light Company
B. K. Stewart
Railway and Heat Company
Elgent
Tuskegee Glee Club Concert Friday at Auditorium
Advance sale reports a Tuskegee Band Orchestra and Glee Club concert Friday night March 22 at the Auditorium. The group will parade through Atlanta at 2:30 PM and serenade Morris Brown College to raise funds for the First Congregational church department.
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Tuskegee Band
Glee Club
Atlanta
Morris-Brown College
First Congregational Church
H. H. Proctor
Tuskegee Institute
Vonemnetonsco
Rossini
Derewski
Verdi
Toreador
Carmen
Bizet
Babe
Smith
Tennessee Manufacturers Elect Officers in Nashville
Tennessee Manufacturers Association completes organization here with officers named. C. D. Mitchel of Chattanooga is president, T. F. Bonner of Nashville vice president, T. R. Preston of Chattanooga treasurer, and I. S. Shannon of Nashville secretary.
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Tennessee Manufacturers
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association
C. D. Mitchel
Chattanooga
T. F. Bonner
T. R. Preston
I. S. Shannon
Hunting Incident in Judge's Page Recreation Note
A city hunter in vivid attire hunted with a country boy guide. A rabbit jumped from a log and lay motionless as if dead. The boy quips that they must have laughed the rabbit to death, while the hunter insists there is no mark on it.
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California
fragmented OCR note on election receipts and credits
Vague OCR fragment mentions subscription receipts and credits for subscribers. It references ballots, votes, and credited amounts but details are unreadable. The text appears to discuss a prize or page delivery related to a newspaper or magazine, with unclear names or dates.
Central calls Di practitioner to pastorate
Central Texas reports the installation of a new pastor at a local church after a vacancy. Reverend Ridley is notified to begin duties in March, with engagements through April and May. Dr Richey filled the pulpit previously. Broughton’s absence noted. the congregation praises the pastor-elect’s qualifications.
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Ca. Ridley
Cees
Richey
Broughton
Theernacle
His Ho
A fragmented courtroom exchange hints at a writer’s plan to continue, with the judge and witness trading clipped remarks about writing. The passage suggests perseverance in a personal project amid uncertain circumstances.
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Jacksonville
Bgypt
Nor. Way
Sweden
Russia
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York
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Eure
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Mias
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Harry Galyan
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University Club
French
Annie Laurie -Robinson
Bridge
Tone Watson
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W. H. Adkins
Charles W. Walcott
A & Bright
Httle
Anne ‘Shetley
Eas
Warfield
Capital City
Walter Keenan
Mies Louise ‘Massey
Annie May Stoddard
Selma
Janet Little
Tln
T Hopkins
New York
Nancy Hi Hopkins
Rawson
Sian Terrace
Flournoy
Sara Aim
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Mary Cooper
Daisy Huff Sparks
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B. Carhart
Edward L. Wight
Albert Harrell
Juniper Street
Howard Merrill
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David Lopez
Molae de Leon
Mrs. Smith D. Pickett
Howell's Mill Road
Aoe
Montgomery
Park Avenue
Erwin Jones
Erwin Jones, Jr
Evansville
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Fannie A. Clarkason
T. J. McCall
Brunswick
Edith Dunsoday
LaGrange
Jessie McDaniel
Dalton
Alma ‘Enn
St.Josephs Infirmary
W.W. E. Groves
St. Louis
Mr. Groves
Fie
Writing Machine Co
bavison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Uncle Sam
Waycross
C. Fort Andrews
Board of Trade
Polis
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Mobile City
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Ohio City
Tuskegee Glee Club
Hy Alvigsion
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