Atlanta Typographical Union Golden Jubilee Program
The Golden Jubilee program for the Atlanta Typographical Union includes an orchestra overture remarks by Jerome Tones and Robert L. Whites, a historical sketch, and addresses by James M Lynch and others. It features musical selections, readings, and a tribute segment with caricatures and a Persian Garden theme.
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Jerome Tones
Atlanta Typographical Union
Robert L. Whites
James M Lynch
International Typographical Union
Free eye cure ad and Golden Jubilee event notes
An advertisement offers a free home eye treatment book promising a natural method to cure eye trouble without surgery or doctors. It cites testimonials and invites readers to request the free book with a case description. The piece shifts to announce a Golden Jubilee of Atlanta Typographical Union with plans, committees, and ticketing details for a Grand event in May.
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Arene
Rex Haughey
Snyder
Okla
Golden Jubilee of Atlanta Typographical Union Observed
Br C Bruffe outlines the fifty year history of the Atlanta Typographical Union formed May 1860. The May 18 Grand Opera House observance will mark a red letter chapter with drama and perseverance through war, loss of records, and legislative attempts to abolish the union, including an 186? Georgia bill defeated by local printers.
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Br. C. Bruffe
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
A Llanta
South
Lfe
Ita
Sherman
Isaac Pilgrim
George Shaw
Kinois
Bigham
Troup County
Typographical Uion
Highan
Atlanta Typographical Union
General Assembly of Georgia
New Grain Elevator Planned by Jennings Mill in Gulf Route
The Jennings Mill and Elevator Co of Jennings Louisiana has completed plans to build a large grain elevator on the Gulf Route. The facility is to be located here and put into operation in the near future, marking a significant expansion for the company and the area’s agricultural commerce.
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Denison Grain & Elevator Co
Denison, Tex
Kenefick
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Memphis
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
Shreveport
Atlanta
Birmingham
Southwest
The
Jennings Mill & Elevator Co
Ments
Farmers’ Co-operative Gin Co
Kansas
H W. Blackburn
Normanna
Tex
Henry Hackensmith
J. B. Boland
Lota
Reycannan City
Meo
Free eye care and advice coupon request in Chicago
A reader in Chicago requests a free eye care coupon from North American Eye Specialists. The letter encloses symptoms and asks for immediate sending of an Eye Hook, proof of cures, and case advice without any charges. The fragment reflects a promotional solicitation typical of a historical newspaper.
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Chicago
Princeton freshmen win dual track meet
Princeton freshmen defeated Yale freshmen 57 to 47 in a dual track meet at Princeton New Jersey. Chaplain lowered the half mile record to 2 0 2 flat, Curtias set a two mile mark in 10 10 4 5, and Wagner raised Yale’s pole vault record to 11 feet 7 inches. Congress adjourned Washington May 7 as a tribute to the memory of King Edward VII.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Chaplain
Curtias
Wagner
Congress
Washington
Edward
Wealthy Georgia farmer W P Persons dies at 66
W P Persons of Strouds near Barnesville Ga died suddenly at his home Thursday night at age 66. Survived by his wife and several sons and daughters. Funeral to be held at the family burial place tomorrow. Special to this desk from May 7.
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W. P. Persons
Strouds
Barnesville
Man sues for divorce after dice lost wife in Paris
Paris May 7 Special The Parla police report a peculiar case Casimir Marteau a draughtsman and Mme Marteau toured and gambled spiritedly with three friends during which Marteau allegedly lost his wife in a zambar with Bouleau The alleged divorce motive led Marteau to seek police aid and legal counsel while his wife reportedly accepted the situation and a deputy confronts the matter at the police station
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Paris
Parla
Casimir Marteau
Mme Marteau
Vanvzibar
Mme Martean
Marteau
Bouleau
March
Havin
M Merteau
M Rouleau
M Marteau
Murderer Bequeaths Estate to Charity in Memphis
Henry Marding, executed for murder in Wynne Arkansas, leaves his property valued at $10,000 to the local Home for Incurables in Memphis. A brief note and deeds transferring the assets were received by Mayor St Crump, with the $46 recording fee enclosed.
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Memphia
Tenn
Henry Marding
Harding
Wynne, Ark
St Crump
Memphila
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Aylette Lapsley
Omar Khayyam
Liza Lehman
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Ethel Lounsbourk
Cassie Greer
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I B. Pilgrim
L. H. Hbulett
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J. B. Lawrence
C KE Sanders
G A. Ramspeck
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International Union
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Raytown
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Woolley
Spring Street
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Usclisu
Davis
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Addres
Arelse Daliv
Berow
Marguerite Blair
Newark City
Aayalle
Harry Sima
Graveline Ave
Meriden Conn
Mystic
Bo J. Watson
Waco
Willam Preston Cramer
Far Hills
W. 43d Street
New York City
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