Social Items From Atlanta Moves and Visits
Social notes list relocations in Atlanta from Birmingham and Rome, guests visiting or traveling to cities like Nashville and Washington. It records new residences on Eleventh Street and West Fourteenth, guests at Piedmont Driving Club, and preparations for European trips, opera, and summer plans among families including the Durhams Hunters Slaughter McNeels and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Durham
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Ponce de Leon
Durham
Gray Viking
Nashville
Barry Wright
Rome
Ernest BE. Dallis
West Four
Bessie Mitchell
Kempt Slaughter
Slaughter
Baltia
Morgan McNeel
Freyer
Marietta
Washington, D. C
Nash Broyles
Piedmont Driving Club
Misa Kinrode
Macon Martin
Robert Hawkins
James I. Satterwhyte
Rawson Street
W. D- Brock
Hawking
Alice Mary Freeman
Percy Bmediey
Darlington
West Chester
Railroad Y M C A celebrates 605 new members
The Railroad Y M C A membership drive closed at 10 pm with 605 names added in thirty days. A program of music and readings followed by ice cream and cake delighted attendees. W W Was chaired the committee and sponsors Miss Susie Turner Miss Flora Phipps and Miss Ethel Rutherton received praise for their support. The total membership rises to about one thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Susie Turner
Flora Phipps
Ethel
Mayo Thanks Friends For Support In 1914 Primary
Captain W. M. Mayo thanks voters who supported him in the May 5 1914 primary and notes he and his deputies bear no ill will toward opponents. He expresses gratitude for loyalty and respect for the people’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Mayo
Sherité
Ideputies
Wl. Mayo
Adams Elected Head Of Local Credit Men
EB Adams was re elected president of the local Credit Men association at its annual meeting in the assembly hall of the chamber of commerce. Officers elected include J Baldwin first vice president C V Logan second vice president S W Harlan treasurer and Harry T Moore secretary. Executive boards named for one and two year terms plus delegates to Rochester national convention. Speeches by Judge Lumpkin and Joel Hunter ended with a luncheon. meeting presided by Moore in Adams absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Adams
Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. & Baldwin
C. V. Logan
W. Harlan
Harry T. Moore
L. E. Floyd
J. Friday
Bobing H. Jones
Cosen
Carter
E. L. Rhodes
Ralph Rosenbaum
Rochester
Adams
J. L. Baldwin
Judge Lumpkin
Joel Hunter
HT. Moore
BL. Adams
Bankers Won't Extend Gould Road Notes
New York May 8 The latest effort to readjust finances of the Gould railroad system failed as Kuhn Loeb & Co bankers refused to extend the Missouri Pacific three year notes of 25,000,000 maturing June 1. Directors held a special session and adjourned to meet tomorrow likely with a new issue or a longer extension plus a cash bonus. Missouri Pacific and Gould issues were among the weakest on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gould
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Missouri Pacific Railway
Missouri Pacific
Lissouri Pacific
ATTORNEY AND WIFE HELD FOR MAIL FRAUD
Boston May 8 Francis H Griffin a New York attorney and his wife Clare H Griffin were arrested at Groton charged with mail fraud. Government officials say they defrauded between 300000 and 500000 through fraudulent representations. Mrs Griffin claimed contracts for stenographic work in anti trust prosecutions and bank funding difficulties. One man allegedly supplied 100000 and two others 40000 each. They are about 48 and 47. Griffin and wife arraigned and held in 15000 bail each for trial in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Francis H. Griffin
New York
Clare H. Griffin
Groton
Griffins
Says Friedmann cure is without any value
Washington May delegates at the closing session of the National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis were told by Dr George Mannheimer of New York that the Friedmann vaccine showed neither curative nor preventive powers and could not be recommended. Dr Edward Archibald of Montreal outlined two kinds of operations that proved effective for certain cases. Dr Charles W. Milla and Herbert Mason King of Liberty New York reported that vigorous exercise helped some tubercular patients though most do not seek sanitarium care until too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
George Mannheimer
New York
Edward Archibald
Montreal
Charles W. Milla
Herbert Mason King
Liberty
N.Y
Magid Re-elected VP by Mississippi Valley Apple Growers
Louis B. Magid receives re-election as vice president for Georgia of the Mississippi Valley Apple Growers association, which spans Alabama through Wisconsin. Henry Cook, a large apple grower, is elected president. Magid also serves as first vice president of the Georgia Apple Growers association based in Cornelia, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Magid
Mississippi Valley Apple Growers' Association
Georgia
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Tllnvis
Indiana
Iowa
Ketuck
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississp
Missouri
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Quincy Il
Henry
Cook
Magid
Georgia Apple Growers’ Association
Cornelia, Ga
Bloodhounds Fail To Halt Georgia Convicts Escape
Two negro convicts Bud Thomas and George Irby escaped from the county jail in Columbus Georgia as guards turned away. A guard fired once but missed. Bloodhounds tracked them until the fugitives, after being found, patted the dogs, tied a rope around their necks and carried them away. Both men remain at large as search continues. Thomas has previously escaped from the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bud Thomas
George Irby
Thomas
Atlanta Tennis Stars to Play New Orleans
An intercity tennis tournament will be held at East Lake today between players from New Orleans and Atlanta. Six matches are scheduled, three doubles and three singles. Atlanta entries include B. ML Grant, Efton Mensfield, C. M Ram speck, J. Kk, Orr, dr., and Carlton Y. Smith. New Orleans entries feature Esmond Philips, Mr. Hudson, Alfred Grima, and Frand Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake
New Orleana
Atlanta
B. ML Grant
Efton Mensfiled
C. M Ramspeck
J. Kk
Orr
Carlton Y. Smith
New Orleans
Esmond Philips
Mr. Hudson
Alfred Grima
Frand Logan
Federal Court Session Set for Gainesville Visit
The United States court for the northern division of Georgia will convene in Gainesville Monday for a week. Judge Newman and court staff will travel from Atlanta tomorrow night. The calendar centers on violations of Internal Revenue laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Gainesville
United States Court For the
Northern Division
Northern
District of Georgia
Newman
Atlanta
Infante Ferdinand to Wed in Madrid Marriage News
King Alfonse authorizes the marriage of Infante Ferdinand of Bavaria to Luisa Silva Fernandez de Henestroza daughter of Count De Fred Gandha in Madrid. The bride, a queen mother’s lady in waiting, is to receive a title from the king. Also noted is a bankruptcy petition filed in Atlanta by Edwin K. Brown showing liabilities of 776.46 with 342.70 secured against assets of 257.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infante
Ferdinand
Madrid
Alfonse
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Maria Theresa
Luisa Silva Fernandez de Henestroza
Count de Fred Gandha
Stourt
Imother
Matis Christina
Gankruptcy
Fred Beers
United States Court
Edwin K. Brown
Atlanta
Missing J C Britt in hotel room case shocks Marietta
John C Britt alias John Price, a Marietta salesman, was arrested with Rosa Knight, the carbolic acid victim, and fled trial on a $50 bond. Judge Nash Broyles ordered Knight bound for adultery and fornication on $900 bond and ordered Britt's arrest. Bondsman T C Clark searches for the fugitive while Knight claims Britt used a false name. A boardinghouse operator testified Britt and Knight lived as man and wife since last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Britt
John Price
Marietta
Cumberland Hotel
Rosa Knight
Nash Broyles
Britt
T. C. Clark
Knight
Piedmont
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
SICK SKINS MADE WELL BY RESINOL No matter how long you have been tortured and disfigured by itching burning raw or scaly humora just put a little of that soothing antiseptic Resinol Ointment on the sores and the suffering stops right there Healing begins that very minute and in almost every case your skin gets well so quickly you feel ashamed of the money you threw away on tedious useless treatments Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap relieve pimples blackheads and dandruff Sold by all druggists for Trial size write to Resinol Dept 22 R Baltimore Md Beware of imitations of Resinol they are of little value and may even be harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Knight and Wife Divorce Threats Spark Legal Action
The filing reveals threats to harm by the wife over custody battles and bitterness over a year old daughter. Knight, previously tried on related charges, says the divorce suit is spiteful. He claims his wife aims to put him in trouble to avenge his past jailings. Seth Low is honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Knight
Wilcome
Commerce
Judse Broyles
Chamber
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United States Navy
Mr. Freyer
Shorty
Tom Palmer
Miami
Pla
John Edwards
Macon
Charley Meador
George Bohyn
John Raine
Harrisbore
Harrison Simrall
Lexington, Ky
Jule Pope
Albany
Roy Harris
John
Callnway
Milledgeville
Harrie
Louise Riley
Europe
John Sanders
Rebecca, Sanders
Houston
Texas
Beverly Kennon
Peter
Alexander King
A.W. Calhoun
Herriett Calhoun
Tenac Boyd
Harry Harman
Harry Harman, Jr
Thomas Dixcey
Georgian Terrace
Johns M. Cutler
Clyde Haynes
Asheville
N.C
Martha Boynton
Jennie Mobley
Josephine Mobley
Irene McCarley
P. D.mccarley
Buffalo
J. E. Toole
Columbia Avenue
John Rollo
Hines
Harry Watts
Georgian ‘Terrace
Oscar ‘Tomlinson
Tate
Barnstable
Ruth Springs
Knoxville
T. BR Gay
Carralston
We W. Gorden
Savannah
B. J. Ray
Ashby Street
West End
Auburn
Louise and
Jane Dorough
Elise and
Lois Guinn
Rusk
Worith Brannen
Jacksonville
Pia
Lela Merritt
Greensboro
Bessie McGarrett
Florence Kaul
Harry Cohen
Shriners’ Wees
Wilmington
Seaboard
MAYO
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Panamas
Bangkoks
Whitehall
Gould Road
Friedmann
Mississippi
Louis
J. C. Britt
Seth Low
TACCO
Cal
Bell Telephone Service
Bell Telephone System
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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