Social Items Reflect Busy City Social Calendar
Miss Aurelia Speer visits sister Mrs. William Huntley in Buffalo after a New Jersey stay with Miss Mildred Hazen. Guests on the opera week scene include Mrs. C. H. Dellinger, Mrs. M. J. Marks, and Miss Edith Branson, with travels to New York and North Carolina. The note records multiple journeys, entertainments planned, a death in Pittsburg prompting travel, and society departures for California, Florida, and Ontario, all set against Atlanta grand opera week.
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Aurelia Speer
Mildred Hazen
New Jersey
William Huntley
Buffalo
Huntley
Miss Speer
John J. Woodside
California
W. CG. Spiker
Pittsburg
Ane
David Warg
North Carolina
Edith Branson
Mystery of Atlanta Jewel Thief Trunk Robbery Solved
Sol L Gilsey of Cincinnati reports two trunks valued about ten thousand dollars recovered after a pawned jewel sale tip led detectives to Mrs B R Morris’s boarding house in West Cain Street. Atlanta sleuths search for two medical students George P Wren and C C Roddy and a third unnamed man linked to the crime. Detective work includes Pinkerton and local bureau involvement with suspects Eugene Davis alias Brooks and William Chappel in custody or under suspicion.
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Vopné
Elry
Sol L. Gilsey
Aouth
Eric
Morris House
Builard
Doyal
Scott
Eugene Davis
Brooks
Davis
Decatur
Sanford
Atlanta Baggage Transfer and Cab Company
Grant Building
William Chappel
Gilser
Piedmont Hotel
Chappel
Terminal Station
Gilsey
Birmingham
George P. Wren
No. 24
Garnett Street
C. C. Roddy
Williams Street
Medical College
Wren
Roddy
Medical School
Bledmont Hotel
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Woman's club meeting noted in district report
The report mentions a meeting of the Women's club of the twelfth congressional district. Mr C O Harrson has been ill but is improving. Mrs Frederick Frederick will host a luncheon for six, in honor of Miss Aimee Denis of New Orleans. Miss Onys Willett returns to Bessie Titt College after opera week in Atlas. Miss Jane Hearn returns to Jackson Georgia after visiting here.
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Sue Means
Oxford
Sarah Branham
GHT
Walker
Ruth Kennedy
Statesboro
Eunice Larned
Forsyth and
Georgian Terrace
Miss Weir
Toronto
Woman‘'s Club
C. O. Harrson
Frederick Frederick
J. E. Hunnicutt
Aimee Denis
New Orleans
Onys Willett
Bessie Titt College
Atlas
Jane Hearn
Jackson
Lincoln County Foresees Wilson Victory in Local Vote
Reports from Lincoln county indicate a strong support for Governor Wilson with a probable small majority for Underwood in the upcoming election. Washington observers, including Caleb Ramsey, note county leaders and residents favor Wilson while regional sentiment suggests no railroad or telegraph facilities will alter the outcome.
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AFI
Lincoln County
Underwood
Washington Bar
Lincoln Court
Oscar Underwood
Lincolnton
Wilson
House
Caleb R. Ramsey
Ramsey
Too Vigorous in Urging Support for Underwood
Fragmentary text hints at political campaigning in a county, urging vigor in backing Underwood. Mentions pangoin county and a vote or stance, but details are unclear and names or dates are not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip Ean
Bidaos
Pangoin County
Underwood
Judge Jnc R Wilkinson for Ordinary election plea
A brief civic notice urges voters to cast ballots early today in the Ordinary judge race featuring Judge Jnc. R. Wilkinson. The message emphasizes early voting logistics and civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnc. R. Wilkinson
Jerome To Fight Thaw in New York State Matehawan case
Albany April 30 William Travers Jerome, former New York county district attorney, has been designated by Attorney General Carmody to assist opposing Harry K Thaw in his application for release from Matteawan state hospital.
Chapin Rites Held At Stints Church For Beloved Woman
A tribute service was held yesterday afternoon at Stints Church for the late Mrs Chapin, with a large crowd attending at West View for the concluding rites. Pallbearers included J C Hunter and S Tupper among others. she leaves a husband, her parents Mr and Mrs G A Nicolson, two sisters, and one brother.
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Chapin
M W
Schirett
West View
J. C. Hunter
S. ¥. Tupper
J. Carrol Payne
John D. Little
Richard Palmar
James L. Dickey
Robert F. Shedden
T. E. Montague
Thomas Egleston
Raikes and Parks Face Charges in Maryland Assembly Disarray
Fragmentary report from Annapolis notes April BO Raikes of Baltimore accused of attempting to push a measure amid a fracas in the Maryland General Assembly. Parks is said to have assisted in an effort to cause Delegate Calvin RB Che to miss the session. The local option bill progressed to its second reading amid disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Raikes
Leet
Baltimore
Bererd Assembly
Parks
Pride
Calvin
Che
Beale Destroyer Launched at Cramp Shipyard
Philadelphia April 20. The tarle boat destroyer Beale was launched at Cramp shipyard today. It was christened by Mrs. John P. F. McLean of Washington, daughter of Lieut. Beale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Beale
Cramp
John PF. McLean
Washington
Dieut
Bae Ward Fitzgerald Beale
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Bertha Stalin
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