Sociall Items from a Georgia social column
Mrs Walter Boykin of August visits en route to Birmingham. Miss Marion Bloomfield ill at Piedmont Sanatorium improves. Miss Lillian Williamson to spend two months with Mrs Ralph Everett in Houston. Mrs Leila Glass Kylar returns home after visiting brother SC Glass. Mrs Hugh Rowe improving after operation. Dr S A Visanka in Philadelphia. Mrs Allen Miles of Charleston visiting Mrs F Of Beykin now with Mrs Albert Spalding. Mrs Graves Candler returns to Clearwater after visit. Miss Nef tu Treatur and Mis Fannie Ray Bachman noted. Mrs W R Triee Smith recovered from recent illness. Geraldine Hood visiting Decatur. Mr and Mrs B Cane announce birth of a son in Gibson. Owl Barnett returned from trip home. Mrs ette Mendy returned from Montreal. Miss Wate Transome visiting Decatur. Mrs Joseph Iren Basten and Mrs Jones Crwis travel to Colorado for summer with son Mary Lewis. Mrs Bloomfield of Athell and qaether as are is the Me. Herne leaves Pisses for New York and awaits Antwern. Ty Vatmer ends in thens. Miss Madee to join in Antwern. WE ret Swift Con sell for Fresh Beet in Atlanta for week ending May.
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Lillian Williamson
Ralph Everett
Houston
Texas
Leila Glass Kylar
Boxtwick
SC. Glass
Hugh Rowe
Mise
Fannie Ray Bachman
Jose Nemwer
Tttte
W. R. Triee-Smuth
Geraldine Hood
Cuthbert
Eva Towers
Decaturtoefe
B. Cane
Gibson
Baynayres
Tecatur
Owl Barnett
Ette Mendy
Montreal
Miss Wate Transome
Moyd Tobuson
Decatur
Mes Duseph
Iren Basten
Respite for Negro Provokes Missouri Spirit
In Daingerfield Texas a large crowd gathered ten miles north of town amid threats of mob violence. Governor O B Sent reportedly ordered clemency for Gus Finley, condemned for the murder of Constable George Tucker of Omata. Officers escorted Finley to a nearby jail in a different county to prevent lynching.
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Daingerfield
Texark
Crh
Texas
Gus Finley
George Tucker
Omata
Serious fishing crackdown in Berrien County sparks fear and arrests
Georgia game wardens report intense unlawful fishing in the Mill Pond area as Mercer cites wardens resigning over pressure. Court rulings affirm landowner permission required to fish on another’s land, while arrests unfold in Milltown Banks County. Authorities pursue enforcement amid defiance by locals claiming land rights and “God-given” fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien County
Jame
Jesse Mercer
Georgia
Jin
Herrin
Aid
Pheremi
Berelen
Lowndes
Foren Thom
Milltown
W. Robinson
Thomasville
Mercer
Fen
Nashville
Warelore
Public School Children to Give Great Concert
The Auditorium will host a mammoth concert Friday night by a chorus of 800 public school eighth graders from 37 white schools. A smaller seventh grade chorus from eight schools will perform folk songs from Scotland Ireland Wales and America plus pieces from Scotland France Austria and Italy. Migs Wate Harralsen directs the school music program with Dr. Percy J. Starnes accompanying on the Auditorium organ. School colors and banners will add visual spectacle to a promising community event in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Crew
Edgewood
Calhoun
Williams
Lee
Formwalt
Peeples
Prynr
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
America
France
Austria
Italy
Migs Wate Harralsen
Music Festival Association
Percy J. Starnes
War den Bolsclair Fishing Claim Sparks Official Comment
Commissioner Mercer said Boseclair concealed his identity at Milltown to fishing with a permit in order to identify illegal fishing. He previously disclosed information about a pistol as reported by The Constitution. He claims withdrawal of war rats at Milliown due to fear of an unfair trial, and swore them out at Nashville after arrest without warrant.
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Nashville
Esperial
Holselair
Mil- Town
Ile
Cis
Witt
Mintown
Arden Hoiselal
Milltown
Pafford
Verrien County
Yond
Bolsclair
Mercer Sid
Boseclair
Masons Meet in Rome Georgia Convention Opens with 72 Lodges
Rome Georgia May 6 Special The Seventh Congressional District Masonic convention will open Wednesday morning under Worshipful Master Max Meyerkarat with 72 lodges represented and an estimated 300 to 400 delegates. Activities include first and second degree work, religious services, a grand rally, and a grand banquet with music and speeches by prominent Masons. Meanwhile Mayor Reeves investigates interference by negroes over burial of Richard Branch and race tensions flare after the shooting of Branch by Marshal Paris. Secretary L E Daniel plans a revised Rome to Carrollton rail schedule to improve a day trip for merchants and the public.
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Rome
Seventh Congressional District
Max Meyerkarat
Ttta
Mayer J. Yancey
Tthe Qostanaula Lodge
Opera House
Jtwo
Calding
Hallard
Jeffries and Taylor
Moses Wricht
J. Ye Meffurtnes
Ionvention Offuers
Cherokee Lodge No. 66
Siain Necro
R. B. Reeves
Cave Spri
John W. Miller
Richard Branch
Marshal Paris
Corjgner
Paris
Anka
L. & Daniel
M. & M. Association
Railraid Commission
Carrollton
Varigua
Daniel
Portuguese Rebels Sent to Azores for Trial
Lisbon reports the government has sent politics prisoners arrested for complicity in the April 27 uprising to the Azores for court martial. About 200 prisoners boarded the Cabo Verde at dawn and sail for Terceira Island to be tried in Angra fortress. Families fear for relatives as the remote island holds the accused under wartime law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Republic
Azores
Cabo Verde
Terceira Island
California Split Proposal Names South Cafeteria
A Sacramento May 6 resolution proposes dividing California at Tehachapi Pass into California and South Cafeteria. Senator Sanford and Ukiah Democratic national committeeman introduce the plan citing unequal Senate representation and proposing a popular vote at the next general election. The name South Cafeteria honors Los Angeles and its Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
Tehachanl Pass
Senate
Sanford
Ukiah
United States Senate
New England
Committee On Federal Relations
South
Los Angeles
Disease prevention doctors first duty at Southern College graduation
Fifteen young men received medicine diplomas at the Southern College of Medicine and Surgery during exercises at the Grand. Colonel Edgar Watkins urged graduates to regard disease prevention as their primary obligation and to pursue discovery beyond current teachings, noting the legacy of great physicians and the ongoing fight against tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern College of Medicin and Surgery
Edgar Watkins
Watkins & Latimer
Alere
Watkins
Fof. Friedmann
Pal Weiner
Shane
Tr Ieth
Park Street
Fight Over Jersey Jury Reform Reaches Special Session
In Trenton the New Jersey legislature opens a special session to consider three jury reform bills. Governor Flalder urges affirmative action on all three, with sheriff chancellor and a named commissioner to select jurors. The Senate and House race to align with Read’s pledge as talks continue.
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Trenton
Senate
New Jersey
Freeholders
Flalder
Davis
Wilson
Read
House
Sheriff Bul
Martin
James BR. Nugent
Nators
Cmnimausis
Champ Will Grin and Bear It on Pacific Coast
Champ Clark travels to the Pacific coast where Mr. Bryar plans to present to California’s legislature. A fortnight’s separation is expected to be endured with his usual calm and serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ
Mr. Bryar
Pacific Coast
California
Champ Clark
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