Social News Notes From Tupelo and Atlanta Society
Miss Herrman of Eastman guests at Mrs Frank Winecoff bridge party yesterday with Jisd Hortense Herr man and a room filled with petits nombres. ACar hosted luncheon for Mrs Calvin McClung of Knoxville and Mrs George Carlton of Detroit with Dresden color decor and miniature window boxes. Mrs Kiser hosted a luncheon at the Ponce de Leon for Wiss Wolhe Alexander with yellow roses and hand painted place cards. The wedding party at a Tupelo ceremony included Miss Annie and Susie McAllister, with Bride supported by Mr George Ruff and attendants from Atlanta and Birmingham. Afternoon Tea honored Mrs Charles Et Booth with Mrs Booth traveling to Detroit. Telegraphed well wishes from Atlanta and trips to Naples noted for Mr and Mrs Grant and party aboard the Caronia.
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Miss Herrman
Frank Winecoff
Jisd Hortense Herrman
Eastman
Winecoff
Miss | Herman
Jan
Ar. A. Acar
Sixth Street
Calvin McClung
Knoxville
George Carlton
Detroit
Dresden
Adair
Mrs. Kiser
Gordon Kiser
Ponce de Leon
Alexander
Miss
Reap
Mesers
Keyes Gardner
Clark Troy
Floyd Adams
Jof Tupelo
Wilbur Cole
Birmingham
Annie J
Susie McAllister
Thomas Wilson
James Coon
Aulanta
Ed White
Florence
Ala
Susie Clark Livingston
Neice
George Ruff
Thomas Spencer
Alabama
Wot Lixingston
Spenter Jeft
Florida
Atlanta
Crane Company
Tupelo
John L Tye
Lyman J Armsden
Tys
Peachtree Street
Charles Et Booth
Booth
Lady Hillington
Slocum Bail
Guy Woolford
Tye
Amsden
Mra Booth
Royal Dragons
Ruff Spencer union marked season’s social highlight at Furst Presbyterian
On Tuesday evening at the Furst Presbyterian church in Tupelo, Miss Mise Ann Cyrile Ruff and Mr Leo J Spencer of Atlanta Ga were married. The ceremony, led by Pastor George Scott, featured spring flowers, choir performances, and a tender vocal by Miss Ola Gardner just before the bridal party entered.
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Ruff-Spencer
Gelock
Furst Presbyterian Church
Tupelo
Mise
Ann Cyrile Ruff
Leo J Spencer
Atlinia Ga Rey
George Scott
Katie Topo
el Orpan
Ola Gardner
Local club meetings outline for Daughters and various groups
Several clubs announce upcoming gatherings including the Daughters of the Confederacy meeting Thursday afternoon in clubrooms. The Equal Suffrage Association holds a regular Wednesday meeting at the Hotel Ansley parlor. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at Trinity church Sunday school room. The Atlanta Drama League will convene March 26 at Carnegie Library with Miss Mary Branan leading a selected drama by G Hauptman.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Uch
Atlanta, Equal Suffrage Association
Ansley
Atlanta
Frances Willard ‘Womans Christian Temperance Union
Trinnity Church
Atlanta Drama League
Carnege Library
Mary Branan
G Hauptman
Social Notes From Local Community
Social items list Edwin Broyles returning home after the weekend visit from the state university with a health issue noted as tinnitus. Mrs J D Turnett at home on Peachtree Circle. Susan Hill visits Mr and Mrs Calhoun Fl Newnan. Richard Whitner convalescing at St Joseph infirmary after a three week illness. Ethel and Carolyn Tye plan a June departure for California. John F Smith of Martinsville Virginia in the city. Mire Adams and Laleah Adams of Savannah visiting Hampton Springs and planning to visit Dorset.
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Edwin Broyles
The
State University
J D Tuernet
Peachtree Circle
Rhclad Whitner
St Joseph’ S Infirmary
Ethel
Carolyn Tye
California
John F. Smith
Martinsville
Virginia
Mire Adams
Laleah Adams Pe
Hampton — Springs
Pia
Social Notes From Atlanta And Nearby Areas
The column lists residents traveling to New York and Atlanta for opera and weeklong visits. Miss Adams heads to New York. Mrs. W S Bell returns to Atlanta after Hampton Springs stay. Mrs Hell visits St Augustine in January. Miss Adgate Ellis visits Athens. Mrs William Bucknell of Philadelphia plans a week with Dr Howard Bucknell. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Browne announce a daughter Grace Elizabeth. Mrs J McCoroe returns from six weeks in Utah. Mrs John W Woograff visiting Mrs T N Warren. Ella Gilbert from New York returns from Macon. Mrs Henry Inman joins Arthur Inman in New York. Mr and Mrs Alexander King travel to Flat Rock NC. Mr and Mrs W J H Smith return from New York. Mrs James Jay Smith hosts in New York. Mr and Mrs M B E Shumaker announce the birth of a daughter.
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W. S. Bell
Hampton Springs
Witliam Bucknell
Philadelia
Howard Bucknell
Mra Bucknell
Atlanta
Wilfred H Browne
Spring Street
Grace Elizabeth
J. Ko MecCoré
Uta, NF
Ella Gilbert
New York
James Gilber
Henry Inman
Arthur Inman
Jia
Alexander King
Zgen
Flat Rock N.C
W. JH. Smith
James Jay Smith
J.3 Gonzales
3Ir
Mbe Shumaker
Governors and educators address University club gathering
About one hundred University club members and affiliated groups heard speeches on the purposes and objects of the University club. Wimbish opened with the theme, followed by Governor Slaton, the club’s first president, and Dr Glenn president of North Georgia Agricultural College, with a closing musical program.
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University Club
Wimbish
Governor Slaton
Wimbush
G R. Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahloneza
Marcellus Thornton Buys Smelter Works in Georgia
Colonel Marcellus EL Thompson a Atlanta newspaper man has purchased the old Southern Smelter works at Oakdale Georgia and will remodel at once. He plans moving the large furnace to his read smelter works near Knomile Tennessee and bringing a forty ton furnace to Georgia to handle local gold and copper mines. The smelter should be active by fall and will comprise about twelve buildings on an 80 acre tract. The new company will be named Piedmont Smeltering company.
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Marcellus EL ‘Thompson
Atlanta
Pioneer Dats
Old Southern Smelter
Oakdale
Colonel Thompson
Read
Knomle
Tenn
Georgia
Frank Maceo
Wll
Piedmont Smeltering Company
Walker and McPherson monuments to share East Atlanta park
The East Atlanta Improvement Club and allied groups push to place a parking area and two monuments in one park at 1 East Atlanta. Congressman William Sonley Howard seeks federal funds to mark the McPherson monument. local volunteers led by E A Miner form a park committee with diverse members supporting preservation and visibility of the two soldiers’ markers.
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East Atlanta
Women battle over rights to vote in House hearing
Washington March 24 suffragists and opponents argued before the house elections committee over a French bill to allow qualified women to vote in congressional elections. The hearing saw debates by Rev Oliver Browne and Mrs Clara Berwick Colby for suffrage alongside Miss Lucy Price and Miss Minnie Bronson for the anti side. Representative Sherley and Rep French of Idaho discussed states rights and federal power, with applause for both sides.
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Washington
House Elections Committee
Oliver Browne
Racine
Wis
Clara Berwick Colby
Portland
Ore
Lucy Price
Minnie Bronson
National Association
United States
French
Idaho
Sherley
Kentucky
Rate Advance Decision In The Distant Future
Washington officials indicate the eastern advance rate case will require extended hearings and briefs. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans March 30 testimony, with possible completion April 20 to 22, delaying a final decision until May or later, likely before the summer recess. Clifford Thorne of Iowa opposition will present March 21, making late April hearings likely and a prolonged timeline through June.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clifford Thorne
Railroad Commission of Iowa
Commission
Derhans
Het Charman Harlan
Negro convict Keller found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
Walter Keller a negro convict arraigned in federal court near Atlanta for the death of fellow inmate John Adends following a January 16, 1912 kitchen dispute. After witnesses described the kitchen scene and defense counsel argued retrial, the jury returned a verdict of involuntary manslaughter under Georgia law, with sentencing set by Judge Newman. Keller was returned to the penitentiary to await sentencing.
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Walter Keller
Aong
Federal
Atlanta
John Adends
Hig
Keller
Reb Blackburn
Hudson Moore
Newman
Henley
Georgia
Sears
Eller
Ddendyke
Luchén
Nutmeg Moose Men Object to Coalition
New Haven March 24 the state central committee of the progressive party opposes any coalition with the republican party and vows a full ticket at the state election. It criticizes regulation of trusts and corporations and blasts the Democratic administration’s approach as destroying business. It cites railroad issues in New York Hartford and Boston areas as proof of failed leadership and declares Republicans cannot win without their reserves.
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New Haven
Conn
Progressive Party
Republican Party
New Yolk
New Hayin
Artford
Atwoiies Gener
United States
New England
Thompson jailed for murder in Tinzie dispute
Thompson is jailed on murder charges for the Tinzie stabbing fatality of Will Wynn Saturday afternoon. Authorities say a drunken dispute led him to pull a pistol and shoot Wynn, hitting the heart.
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Thompson
Will Wynn
Tinsie
Wynn
From Boom Town to Farm in Alaska Land Reform
Seattle March 24 The town of Dyea Alaska once booming with 20009 residents is now filed as farming land by three homesteaders. James Connaughton longtime Sing Sing prison warden and penologist died at 63 from arteriosclerosis.
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Seattle
Wash
Dyea
Alaska
Oximming
Aren Sa
James Connaughton
Sing Sing
Goethals Police Bill Defeated in New York Assembly
Albany March 24 The New York police bill granting increased powers to the police commissioner failed in the assembly by a vote of 1 to 19. The measure aimed to secure Col George W Goethals to accept a post by expanding authority.
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Goethals
Memorial appropriation for Jackson victory monument at Horseshoe Bend
The Senate authorized a $5,000 appropriation to erect a monument commemorating Jackson s victory in the last Alabama Indian War at Horseshoe Bend. The measure passed the Senate today but had not yet cleared the House.
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Wasningigs
Jackson
Horseshoe Bend
Senate
House
Macon Prepares for State Endeavor Meet
Macon Georgia march 24 special plans for the gathering of the state Christian Endeavor workers in Macon Friday were completed by the committee in charge. The three day convention will draw several hundred unions from across the state with Mayor Bridges Smith and Dr J Lo White delivering welcomes. Colonel John Crenshaw of the Atlanta union will respond and Daniel A Fuling of Boston will visit and address on citizenship and extension work. A memee dinner is planned Saturday noon at First Presbyterian and a reception Saturday evening. Sunday speakers will preach in local pulpits as the convention closes Sunday night.
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Macon
Christian Endeavor
Bridges Smith
J Lo White
John Crenshaw
Atlanta Union
Daniel A Fuling
Boston
Mass
National Citizenship
First Presbyterian Church
Macor Winons
Reverend Ells Suspended by Indiana Presbytery
Indianapolis March 24 The Rev John R Ells former pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Bloomington Ind has been found guilty and suspended as a minister by a commission of the Indiana presbytery It was announced today The charges involved a number of women of Bloomington and he said he would appeal to the synod
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Indianapolis
Ind
John R. Ells
First Presbyterian Church
Bloomington
Indiana Presbyter
Ellis
Charles Golden Fined for Selling Bad Meat
Charles J. Golden a secondhand grocer with a shop at 221 Peters Street was fined after the recorder's court found he sold bad meat to customers. Judge Broyvies presided while Dr JP Kennedy city health officer prosecuted the case. The court awarded $2575 to the plaintiff Tuesday morning.
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Charles J. Golden
Peters Street
Recorder's Court
Broyvies
JP Kennedy
Wos
Relief for Indigestion with Papas Diapepsin
The ad touts Papas Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It claims five minutes of relief, prevents undigested food, and promotes normal digestion, costing fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
Kind Lady Helps Sick Old Soldier in Blackwells Ga
In Blackwells Georgia Mrs Hattie Armstrong reports a local elderly veteran relieved by Thedford s Black Draught after months of pain and immobility. Another veteran, Mr S M Watkins, praises the remedy for back pain headaches constipation and colds. The ad touts the vegetable medicine at one cent a dose in local drug stores.
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Hattie,Armstrong
Chapman Arrested in Murder Mystery After Escape
Calhoun Georgia March 24 Special Shartes Chapman, wanted here for alleged complicity in a murder, is under arrest in Dade county and will be brought to Chattanooga tonight. Sheriff Land of Gordon will take him in charge. The mystery centers on Charles Chapman as the missing link. Mrs Starnes and her daughter Miss Mary Starnes deny involvement. Mary appeals for innocence as she cares for her seven month old baby.
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Calhoun
Shartes Chapman
Sir Chapman
Dade County
Chattanooga
Sheriff Land
Gordon
Charles Chapman Iiy
Mrs Starnes
Mary Starnes
Chattanooxa
Mary
Oregon Senate Fight for Life in Constitutional Amendments
Salem March 24 The Oregon state senate faces abolition and proportional representation moves. Amendments proposed by State Grange Oregon State Federation of Labor People's Power League Farmers Union Farmers Society of Esquits and Proportional Representation Bureau seek voter approval at the next general election.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State Senate
The
State Grange
Oregon State Federation of Labor
People's Power League the
Farmers Union
Farmers’ Society of Esquits
Proportional Hepresentatun Bureau
Free Developing Largest Laboratory in the South
Mail order department offers expert, quick service for films cameras and supplies. Catalog J requests inquiries from customers seeking specialized developing and processing options.
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South
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