Knight Completes Georgia General Assembly Speaker Roster
Lucian L. Knight publishes the first installment listing speakers of the Georgia House. The roster traces careers from speakers who later became congressmen or governors, notes gaps for 1838, and seeks the missing 1838 journal.
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Lucian L. Knight
General Assembly
Lucian
Georgia
Commonwealth
Counstitutien
Katerners
WoSlaton
Walt Ux
Hayes
William H. Fleming
Congress
William Atkinson
Lowell
House
Itkinsen
James VE Osimuth
Wascogee
Tex J Jenkins
Ltda
Inclusis
Bnai Brith Meeting in Atlanta Monday
The fortieth annual convention of Bnai Brith meets in Atlanta next Monday with about seventy delegates from six southern states. The event marks the International Order of Bnai Briths growth into a global philanthropic group with tens of thousands of members and lodges in key cities. Delegates will hear speakers Belle Tessner and Flor Davada Stern at Sunday services. Monday and Tuesday sessions will be at the Hebrew Orphans Home.
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Cap
Wirvi
District of Columbia
Virginia
Georgia
Cirolinas
Washagian SD 4
Lamel Well
Teodypero VC
Grind Ledge
Heelunfreunu
Dover
United States
Philadelphia
Temple
Pryor and
Kinangon
Mme Bella Tessner
Flor Davada
Stern
Hebrew Orphans Home
Simon Weir
Tesah Hirsch
Max Cohen
Wis T En
Tuesd
New York Firm Buys Georgia Wild Lands for Farms
New York based Gulutating Company president Charles Watson visits Macon to finalize a contract for but turns along the Ocmulgee river to develop farms. The company plans potato production for the New York market using river routes to ship produce by water, aiming to fetch about $5 a sack versus local prices around $2.
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Macon
New York
Roderick L. Martin Dies This Morning At Home
Roderick L Martin aged 7 years died this morning at 1 o clock at the home of his sister Mrs L A Baldwin at 17 Last North avenue He leaves a sister and four brothers including W H Martin and the late Judge J H Martin of Columbus The body will be taken to Tarberton Ga for funeral and interment Monday morning
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Roderick T Martin
Mra
L A Baldwin
North Avenue
Stephens
Martin
JH Martin
Columbus
Tarberton Ga
Love Tangled Woman Granted Her Freedom
Marguerite Wells who admitted a Friday throat slash attempt at a downtown drug store was freed by Judge WH Preston after a police headquarters third degree. The Knowville Town resident and Aragon hotel visitor left a note “Hell Hath no fury like a woman scorned” and faced officers Dodd and Cochran who stopped her knife scene.
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Marguerite Wells
Preston
Wells
Atlante
Aragon Hotel
Knowville
Dodd and Cochran
Fowler Named Co President at Cox College in Georgia
Dr Charles Lewis Fowler has been elected co president with William Cox of Cox College and Conservatory in College Park Georgia. A renowned educator and lecturer, Fowler brings extensive training from top universities in Europe and America and has led the State Baptist College for Women in Lexington Missouri for three years. He is a North Carolina native whose writings and lectures have gained wide recognition. He has also traveled extensively in the old world.
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Charles Lewis Fowler
Wiliam Cox
Cox College
Conservatory
State Baptist College For Women
Lexington
Hodges Appointed Postmaster at Perry
John H Hodges editor of The Houston Home Journal has been named postmaster succeeding L E Boughton who resigned about ten days ago Boughton will return to New York his former home Hodges has served actively in public life advancing the Democratic party in national state and local affairs
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Tohn H. Hodges
The
Houston Home Journal
L E Boughton
Boughton
New York
Hodges
Ito
Democratic Party
Governor West Speaks in Atlanta on Suffrage Mission
Oregon Governor Oswald West will visit Atlanta in May to address citizens on woman suffrage and its impact in western states. Invited by Georgia Equal Suffrage Party president Mrs Emily McDougald, West praises suffrage work and sends a telegram to Jane Addams. Tennessee hosts 1914 convention debate among Nashville, Memphis, and Chattanooga.
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Gregon Oswald West
Atlanta
West
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Emily McDougald
Jane Addams
Georgia
South
Oregon
Oswald West
Gia
Governor West
California
Washington
Shriners
Tennessee
National Womans Suffrage Association
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
M . McLenden
Georgia Womans Equal Suffrage Association
Tennessea
Minnesota
Amerian Womans Suffrage Association
Southern States
United States
Tennessee Association
Girls Dont Be Pimply and Sallow
An ad from Hot Springs Chemical Co promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a mild laxative for constipation and cleansing the bowels. It claims to improve appetite and relieve dizziness biliousness and sick headaches, urging readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and free samples.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Georgia Woman Suffrage League Meeting At Carnegie Library
The Georgia Woman Suffrage League held a large meeting at the Carnegie Library with Frances S Whiteside presiding. Nearly 1000 members are enrolled. an open forum drew strong interest. Jerome Jones spoke on suffrage and labor, and a letter from Mary Ware Dennett requested photographs and facts for a southern suffrage magazine.
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Georgia Womans Suffrage League
Carnegie Lbrary
Mra
Frances S Whiteside
Albert Howel
Elizabeth McCarthy
H E Shiniebower
Jerome Jones
Federation of Labor
League
H. Smith
Mary Ware Dennett
National American Suffrage Association
New York
Frances 5 Whiteside
South
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