Travelers' Protective Association Georgia Convention Set In Macon
In Macon on Thursday the state convention of the Travelers' Protective Association of Georgia gathers with about three hundred expected. Key issues include hotel bed length standards, separate ticket windows, dining room screening, 48 hour railroad storage, and penny script mileage on trains. Local clubs plan festivities including a barbecue and banquet. J W Bates is a likely state president candidate. Mary Moore of tendertown shot. brother Albert Meyer arrested. mother from North Carolina involved. her condition described as not survivable. Police in Macon also discuss the upcoming Grand Lodge meeting.
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Macon
Travelers’ Protective Assciation
Post D
Underwood Club
Bibb County
Log Cabin Club
Acme
Jadisa
J. W. Bates
J. Broylston
Atlanta
Mary Moore
Tenderloin
Maton
Leo Meyer
Tendertown
Albert Meyer
E. F. Brown
North Carolina
Brown
Orphanage debate and local oddities in Georgia
A report from a grand lodge meeting discusses establishing an orphanage in Georgia with Milledgeville as a tempting offer, but no final decision pending the next lodge session. In Macon, the nude fountain figure near city hall draws mixed local debate with most women supporting removal, one councilman opposing. Also, C W Fowler denies losing his Berkshire hog herd to cholera, claiming a large, valuable herd remains. Mercer students consider China missions as Rev Emmett Stephens advises possible entrants before commencement.
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S ' Ra
Grand Lodge
Georgia
Milledgeville
Fogatate
Gal
Macon
W. A. McxXennan
c. W._ Fowler
C. W. Fowler
Marietta
Mercer
China
Emmett Stephens
Homestead Lands Bill Advances in Congress
Washington March 27 The house passed a bill reducing residence on homestead lands from five to three years for patent issuance and allowing entrymen and families to be absent up to five months annually. The measure, before Congress for years, has Senate approval and moves to conference after minor house amendments.
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Washington
House
Professor Billingsley Dead in Tennessee
Professor J N Billingsley a noted educational worker and former state board of education member died in Nashville last night His home was in Spencer Tennessee and the date is March 27
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Billingsley
Nashville
Tenn
J . N. Billingsley
Tennessee
State Board of Education
Spencer
Allen gang hunt tightens as posses close in on courthouse
In Sillsville Virginia on March 21 a large posse movement forms to attack the Allen gang holed up in Blue Ridge strongholds. Fifty horsemen encircle suspected hideouts while Sheriff Haynes of Surrey County North Carolina coordinates a Mount Airy advance with another fifty volunteers. A grand jury has indicted eight Allen group members for murder and conspiracy. Among those named are Sidna Floyd Victor Claude and Friel Allen Byrd Marion Idna Edwards and Wesley Edwards. Floyd Allen Friel Allen Victor Allen and Byrd Marion are in custody.
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Sillsville
Courthouse
Blue Ridge
Allen
Haynes
Surrey County
North Carolina
Mount Airy
Arlens
Jasper
Assassinatona
The
Altenian
Fhose
Sidna
Floyd
Victor
Claude
Friel Allen
Byrd Marion
Iidna Edwards
Wesley Edwards
Theae
Floyg Allen
Pope Pius Improves, Plans General Audience Return
In Rome on March 27 Pope Pius is much better health. He has decided to resume this morning the usual general audiences, marking a return to normal duties after his illness.
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Pope Pius
Rome
Farmers' National Congress to Meet in New Orleans in November
President George M. Whitaker announced today the 191% meeting of the Farmers National Congress would be held in New Orleans in November at Washington event.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Washington
George M. Whitaker
New Grrleans
Woman's Christian Temperance Hold Regular Session
The Atlanta Branchy Women of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular session this Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Sunday school room of Trinity Church. Visitors are invited to attend led by Mary I. Allendon president and Jane A. Adkins secretary. The Tenth Ward Club meets Thursday March 24 at 7 o'clock at Mrs. Thom MacRae’s home, 50 Brockline Street, with Mrs. A. M. Turner secretary. The executive board of the Woman's Missionary and Benevolent Society of the Second Baptist Church meets at 3:30 this afternoon with Mrs. John E. White at 22 Peachtree Circle. The Daughters of the Confederacy meet at 3:30 this afternoon. the executive board convenes at 4.
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Atlanta
Brancey Wield
Trinity Chirch
Mary I. Allendon
Jane A. Adkins
Tenth Ward
Maroh
Thom MacRae
Brockline Street
A. M. Turner
Woman's Missionary and Benevolent Society of the
Second Baptist Church
John E. White
Peachtree Circle
Daughters of the Confederacy
Executive Board
Social whirl in Atlanta as club hostesses entertain
Social items detail a string of calls and gatherings in Atlanta. Dr and Mrs George Tigner host a theater party in honor of Mrs Frederick Green of Amsterdam N Y Miss Martha Boynton plans tea at the Georgian Terrace for Mrs Green Matroni Social Club heads to Mrs J J Harvis home Friday for a 2 o'clock meeting Elizabeth Loving returns from Norfolk guests include Mr and Mrs Forrest Adair entertaining Mr and Mrs Burlingham and others in Columbia D C James Young Swift and wife stay at the Piedmont en route from Florida Edith Charlick sails to New York Catherine Ellis studying abroad Miss Marguerite Lawrence contracts typhoid fever Mrs William Akers hosts a bridge party for Miss Jennie Hutchins Mrs Frank Wood visiting Mrs Louise Spalding Foster 499 Tortland Street Rowena Carter of Nashville visiting Mrs Albert Dunn A matinee party honors Mrs A W Jeter and Mrs T H Johnson Milas Ethel Briggs of Valdosta visited guests at the Butler home Mrs Frank Stockdell of Birmingham visiting her mother Mrs John H Jones Rosamond Underwood of Auburn visiting Miss Julia Richardson J A Roseboom hosts a 14 cover dinner Friday at the Georgian Terrace Lina Andrews hosts a 42 party for Lorena White Halcyon Club Decatur dancing party honors Stone Mountain baseball team See Miss Martha Boykin in Atlanta for grand opera May Clark to entertain Philathes class at 189 Ponce de Leon Avenue Beasley Baxter improving Mrs J G Covington of Bowling Green Ky to visit mid April for entertainments Mrs J O Vaughn improving James Ragan hosts dinner for Mourney Hopkins at Nancy Hopkins's home Ida Grant of St Louis visiting sister Mrs Albert Collier Forrest Adair in New York ahead of trip.
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George Tigner
Frederick Green
Amsterdam
Marthe Boynton
Georgian Terrace
Green
J. J. Harvis
Matroni Social Club
East Avenue
J. G. Covington
Bowling] Green
Elizabeth Winship Bates
J. O. Vaughn
James Ragan
Misa Mourney Hopkine
New York
Nancy Hopkins
Robbers Loot in Blackshear Warycross Area
A gang broke plate glass and forced windows to enter eight Blackshear Breack shear area businesses between midnight and daylight. They stole about 9100 worth of goods from Citize ns Bank post office and other stores including Alex Gilmore Strickland Southern Ratcliff Sons Taylor Milton Memory Company and John Thomas. A diamond ring two gold watches and chains knives and groceries were taken. A reward is offered.
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Warycross
Breackshear
Citizens’ Bank
Post Office
Alex Gilmore
Strickland Srothern
Ratcliff & Sons
Taylor & Milton
the Memory Company
John ‘Thomas
It's Dreadful to Be So Weak and Miserable All the Time
A concise note expresses chronic fatigue and low spirits, describing ongoing weakness and misery as a persistent condition. It conveys personal distress and a desire for relief or improvement. The tone is stark and introspective, reflecting a struggle with health or mood.
Freight wreck at Blackville injures two Columbia men
An extra freight from Savannah to Columbia collided with a southbound extra freight in Blackville South Carolina today. Engineer D. P. Colman of Columbia suffered a severe eye injury and his mate sustained a bad bruise. Both were taken to a Columbia hospital. The Helms driven engine 477 was badly damaged and a Pullman car demolished. The track has been cleared.
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Columbia, & C
FP. Helms
Columbia
Firaman
D. P. Colaman
Southern Railway
Blackville
S. C
Savannah
Helms
Oxydized liver emulsion touted as strength builder
An old advertisement extols a Norway gold medal oxydized liver emulsion as a life-giving medicinal food for workers under strain. It promises smooth, creamy tonic intake three times daily to combat fatigue and general weakness.
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Norway
Khow Ozowulsign
Objection Made to Sloan Appointment In Arizona
The Arizona legislature adopted resolutions objecting to former Territorial Governor Rich Sloan becoming United States district judge for Arizona. Sloan was attacked in Democratic speeches as aligned with railroad interests. Senator John T. Hughes of Tucson accused Sloan of laboring for railroads seeking to test the state railroad commission.
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Sloan
Phoenix
Aris
Arizona
Territorial
Richi Sloan
United States
District of Arizona
John T. Hughes
Tucson
State Railroad Commission
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Piedmont
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Mra
Harry Dewar
Frank Elis
Europe
Catherine Ellie
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William Akers
Bridge
Jennie Hutchins
Frank Wood
Hoganaville
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Tourtland Street
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Albert Dunn
Ed A. Pearce
A. W. Jeter
Maron
T. H. Johnson
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Valdosta
IT. J. Butler
Mina ‘'Aro Sharpe
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Jack Lewis
Frank Stockdell
Birmingham
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Halcyon Club
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Grand Opera
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H. L. Collier
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
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Ponce da Leon
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Ida Grant
St. Louis
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