North Side Embroidery Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Brooks
Mrs Tully J Brooks of 281 Peeples street entertained the North Side Embroidery Club Friday afternoon with embroidering and bridge followed by other games and a palad course. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Mrs John T Floyd Mrs F L Sawyer Mrs Charles Collins Mrs Jo Collit Mrs J A Davies Mrs Carl Brannon Mrs W W Thrasher Jr and Mrs R A Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Embroidery Club
Tully J. Brooks
Peeples Street
Floyd
John T. Floyd
F. L. Sawyer
Charles Collins
Jo Collit
J. A. Davies
Carl Brannon
W. W. Thrasher, Jr
R. AI Willams
Afternoon Meetings At Local Groups
The Nineteenth Century History Class meets with Mrs Woodward this afternoon at 3 30. The Thimble Bye of Electa Chapter meets with Mrs Neill at 311 North Jackson street from 2 to 6 this afternoon. The Council of Jewish Women holds its regular monthly meeting at 3 30 this afternoon. A board meeting is held promptly before the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Electa Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Neill
North
Jackson Street
Council of Jewish Women
Telock
Samo
Cardus touted as remedy for nervous women in Arkansas letter
A Miss Amelia Wilson of Arkansas endorses Cardus, claiming it ends dizziness, fatigue, and loss of appetite after using two bottles. The testimonial urges other women to try Cardus, stating it strengthens weak nerves and improves health, with advice to request a Ladies Advisory from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Alrysrk
Amelia Wilson
Cardus
Tefere T
Cer
Migs V Wilson
Cardui
Nexreat
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Social notes heavy with travel plans and society guests
A long list of names sails for Europe and visits New York. Mrs Henry Inman and son join from New Jersey. Misses Dickey Hutchins and others plan country stays and matinees. Several parties, teas, and theater outings mark spring, with guests from Nashville, Burlington, Hempstead, and Columbus attending events at the Georgian Terrace and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley Aurelia
Spode
Mina Mildred “Hazen
Rast, Orange
Alme Stanley
Mies Lian
Flynn
New York
Europe
Mente
Henry Inman
Arthur
New Jersey
Battle over Stephenson seat ends first round in Senate
Washington March 24 Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin won the first round in the battle over his seat as the Senate rejected a resolution declaring him illegally elected by a 29 to 27 vote. Tomorrow will decide the final outcome with the Heyburn resolution and a Worka measure pending amid expected speeches by several absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Lea
Tennessee
Weyburn
Worka
California
Tortmer
Root
Lorimer
Clark
Montana
Jones
Bradley
Brandegee
Brigas
Burnham
Burton
Crane
Cullom
Curtiss
Gamble
Heyburn
Lippitt
Lodge
McLean
Nixon
Richardson
Foot
Smoot
Sutherland
Warren
Wetmore
Chilton
Fletcher
Foster
Johnston
Newlands
Pomerene
Rayner
Watson
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Brown
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Gronoa
Kenyon
Poindexter
Townsend and Works
Bryar
Chamberlain
Gardner
Gore
Tritchcock
Johnson
Kern
Martine
Myers
O'Gorman
Reed
Simmons
Smith
Georgia
South Carolina
No Power to Regulate Baggage Transfers
Washington report states the Interstate Commerce Commission found no authority to regulate baggage transfers to and from railroad stations. It says railroad or terminal companies may grant exclusive rights to a transfer firm to solicit business on trains and at stations and to issue checks to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Royalty’s slender shift sparks global interest in weight treatments
Denver socialite Miss Marjoria E. Hamilton claims a painless method cured obesity without drugs or harsh exercise and has reached European courts including Queen Alexandra and the German empress. The interview notes royal figures historically prized slender figures, though modernization has altered court expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wtinty
Netlé
Marjoria E. Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Becamp
Demanl
Arpsrica
Hersel
Alexandra
England
Germany
Mica Hamilton
Agin
Poldt
Hamitter
Conti Bank
Funeral Notices from Hufavie Ala and Nearby Towns
Funeral services for Donald Drewry of Hufavie aged 20 who died suddenly in Freeville New York were held at Cuthbert Georgia. Abraham Franklin’s funeral is set for this afternoon at 3 at 317 Washington Street Rabbi David Marx presiding. Lucy R Young died at 9 am at 146 Crumley Street with services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception this afternoon. Georgia Silferberg died at 27 in Macon from illness with funeral tomorrow at Arch Street home and burial at West View. D B Brown found dead in bed near Crump’s Park and heart failure blamed. Joseph H Meyers Albany grocery company president died in a private New York sanitarium. funeral Thursday afternoon and body to Tafon. Mrs A T Fort funeral held at Lumpkin Methodist Church. heart failure after illness. survived by husband Judge Arthur T Fort and four children. interment at Methodist cemetery.
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Donald Drewry
Hufavie
Ala
John Drewry
Freeville
N. Y
Cuthbert
Abraham Franklin
Washington Street
David Marx
Oakland
Lucy R. Young
Crumley Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
West View
Georgia Sliferberg
Macon
Georgia Silferberg
B. Silferberg
Arch Street
D. B. Brown
Crump's Park
Mr. Brown
Joseph H. Meyers
Albany
Joseph
Tfton
A. T. Fort
Lumpkin
A. T. Fort Washeld
Methodist Church
Fort
Arthur T. Fort
Tomlinson Fort
Bibley Fort
Arthur G. Fort
Atlanta
R. F. Forbes
Vienna
Methodist Cemetery
Blodgett Case Advances in U S Court Proceedings
The Blodgett case before Judge Newman resumed with testimony and the defendant John F Blodgett speaking. An argument is expected to fill most of today and a jury verdict seems likely by day’s end. Wiley Williams improves and plans to return home to Columbus after recovery from a major operation. In Covington a bankruptcy filing targets T Aitkin and several companies over mortgage and security concerns. A $25 fine hits Fred Jones for unlicensed electrical work at a moving picture theater. Louis Devine, 19, faces larceny charges after an attempted theft from a laundry wagon. Archie Grimes remains sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
United States
Newman
John F. Blodgett
Bank of
R. Ro
K. O. Fowler
Firet_National bank of
Covington
Fred Jones
Tuesaday
Jones
Broylea
Bevine
Louis Devine
Hood
Child Fatally Burned in Chapin Fire
Marguerite Louise Henry twelve year old daughter of De H Henry died after being seriously burned when her clothing caught from a spark near an open fire. She stood near the blaze last night and all her clothing burned from her body before help could reach her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
S.C
Marguerite Louise Henry
de H. L. Henry
15000 Persons Quit Factories in New England
Boston reports a vast wave of labor unrest as over 15,000 workers walk out across mills in Lowell Fall River Lawrence and Lawrence tied to wage demands. Key plants including the 12,000 worker Lowell cotton mill and 1,600 Lynn shoe workers see settlements or ongoing strikes with calls for raises around 10 to 15 percent. The New Bedford area faces uncertainty as wages are offered and a general strike looms.
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Boston
New England
Lowell
Globe and Sanford Mills
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Fall River
Kimball Shoe Factory
Lawrence
Hillsborough
Milton
N. H
Saco-Pettea
Newton
Lancaster
Saxony
Noneton
Lynn Shoe Factory
New Bedford
Debenture scheme used to get money in St Louis trial
Francis V. Putnam testified in the trial of R. G. Lewis for fraudulent use of the mails. He said the debenture plan was devised after noting cant be paid and $225,000 in cash plus securities valued to $1.2 million were raised. Notes were placed with the People's Savings Trust, later exchanged for unsecured notes. cash funded running expenses and obligations while control of stock remained with Lewis under a trust agreement with the district trust company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Francis V. Putnam
Lewis Publishing Company
Vto
RE. G. Lewis
Putnam
Lewis
Woman's National Daily
People’s Savings Trust Company
Lewsauewestion
People's Savings Trust Company
Woutsa
Stock transfer dispute involving Lewis and trust registrar
Fragmentary OCR describes a dispute over stock reserved to Lewis with the trust company as registrar. It notes the company waived rights to administer the stock and Lewis was left to appoint another agent in place of the trust company, suggesting an agency substitution or control issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
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Spechive
James I. Dickey
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Helen Thorn
Jennie Hutchins
Alvin Wellhouse
Mildred Wellhouse
EB. Tainkani
Jack Lewis
Capital City Club
James Carhart
Nashville
W. B. Carhart
Mary Cooper
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Brooks “Clark and Son
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J. B. Higphin
Hal Richarde
P. H. Baker
Mary Richardson
Pascal Delmar Baker
Harry
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A. C. Whiting
Burlington, Vt
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Milwaukee
Roger Dewar
David Woodward
Thomas Morgan
Ella Collar Turner
Colorado
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Lily Collier Beale
Piedmont Avenue
Atlantic City
Fred Gehrken, Jr
Augusta
Lewis M. Gaines
Floyd Johnson
Aon
John Glenn
Anna Terhunele
Blackman Dunn
New Orleans
Lannie’ Adams Gard
Americus
William Bensel
Clayton
Jessie Vogt
North Soulevard
Robinson
Covington, Ga
Charles Elyea
George
Jeff
Savannah
George Dwelle
Cornelia Cunningham
Davis Fisher Sanitarium
Mary Hamilton
Brenau College
Mary Algood Jones
Misa Louise Joseph
Come
Edward H. Barnes
Raymund Doe
Newnan, Ga
R. Perkins
Jeannette
Margaret Perkins
Chicago
Ill
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Ecert M. Taylor
Florida
Mr.Taylor
Ray Robinson
B.C. Fennell
Fay Webbs
Ethel Scarborough
Columbus
J. D. Dobbs
Dgney Cobb
Walter Stearns
Schenectady, N. Y
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New Lore
J. BR. A. Hobson
Juniper
H. EB. Harmon
East Lake
C. C. Fuller
Vaughn
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Fourteenth Street
Mignon McCarty
Virginia
Malcolm Harris
Danville
Orange
MN. J
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Samuel P. Blanc
Gilmer Adams
Louisville
Robert Witherspoon
Virginia Jenkins
Suffolk
T. Felder
Jennie Macks
Philadelphia
University of Philadelphia
Misa Macks
Baltimore
Marietta Street
Baracas and
Philatheas
Ponder Avene Baptist Church
Everybody Inniey
John Corrigan
da Leon Avenue
Torimer
Iavis
Roya
Fat
City News
Wiley Williams
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Paisa
Alites
North Cape
AI Torranbar
Seri
Kampet
Kamper
Goc Kamper
Akron
Ohio
Shumacher Mills
Eee Kamper
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Mra Geneva
Mitler
West Fourteenth Street
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H.A. Martin
Whitehall Street
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