Society Notes From Atlanta Misses and Guests
Atlanta social scene features Edith Hall visiting grandmother Mrs. Collings, Ethel Clary of San Francisco with Mrs. Chariton Barrett, and multiple comes and goings. Guests include Mrs. Mamie Potts returning to Gabbellaville, engagements, travel plans, and summer trips to Alabama, Virginia, and Europe.
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H. Clary
Ethel Clary
San Francisco
Chariton — Barrett
West Fourteenth Street
CPR
Redding. Simms
Savannah
Cardui the Woman's Tonic Praised by Local Resident
Blair of this town reports Cardui cured his wife of long standing womanly weakness and fatigue. She weighed 135 pounds months ago, now 158, and performs all housework. Cardui is described as a mild, vegetable tonic that rebuilding strength without after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock
Ifrs
Blair
Shrine Week Echoes Through Atlanta City Council Meeting
Echoes of Shrine conclave filled Atlanta’s city hall as the general council met briefly. The session, centering on a conference committee to resolve aldermanic and council differences, adjourned after 45 minutes with several committee actions and resolutions passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Common Council
Board of Health
Claude L. Ashley
Health Board
City Physicians Hall
Wilking
Auermece
Aldermanic Board
Glennwood Avenue
F. D. Harvey & Co
Memphis
Claude Mason
James H. Nutting
Forrest Adair
Jesse Wood
John Jentaon
Sanitary Department
Armistead
Health Committee
Thomson
Council
Charter Amendment Committee
Tiger ready for customers runs illegal sale in home
Detectives Arrwood and Boyce found 108 pints of whisky and 42 pint bottles of old gin concealed in a blind drawer under leafed dining room peel in the home of an alleged blind er. Z. W. Stephens, a crippled negro of 108 Larkin street, was fined $50.74 in police court by Recorder Bec Tem Preston for running a blind ser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrwood and Boyce
Z. W. Stephens
Larkin Street
Bec. Tem
Preston
Fire alarms spark downtown blaze near Aragon hotel
A rooftop fire on 161 to 163 Peachtree street near the Aragon hotel drew six fire calls and downtown equipment on Monday at 9:26 AM. The blaze was quickly knocked down with a chemical stream, with investigators tracing the start to sparks from a hotel chimney.
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Peachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Parks Adams Charged With Attempt to Wreck Train
Talbotton Georgia May 18 Special detectives of the Central of Georgia railroad filed a warrant for Parks Adams who lives near Juniper charged with attempting to wreck a freight train at that point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbotton
Parks Adams
Juniper
Central of Georgia Railroad
Watch price decides time in pawnshop case
In police court B. Cohen owner of a loan office paid a $10.75 fine after Officer Jones testified his cheaper $1 watch showed 7 o clock while the ten dollar watch showed correct time. The judge ruled the higher priced watch correct and upheld the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cohen
Iar Loan Office
Decatur ‘Street
O. KR. Jones
Jones
Cohen
Cail
Coher
Many Small Thefts Reported To Police
Numerous petty robberies were logged with police yesterday. H J Beall reported of seven five-dollar bills and four one dollar bills taken from his pockets on a Woodward avenue car ride home. A L Womack of Doraville Ga said two men robbed him at Decatur and Butler streets of 15 dollars and a 15 jewel watch. Dr H F Hope on Piedmont avenue reported 95 stolen Sunday including two twenty-dollar bills two twenty-dollar gold pieces and three five-dollar gold pieces. Amegro is named as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J Beall
Oakland Avenue
Woodward Avenue
A. L. Womack
Doraville
Decatur
Butler Streets
H. F. Hope
Piedmont Avenue
Amegro
Plum Seed Removed From Throat Of Pelham Boy
In Pelham Georgia 10 year old Robert Cox son of W B Cox Hinsonton required an operation to remove a plum seed lodged in his throat after attempts by physicians in Pelham and Thomasville. He had previously swallowed potash as a child and suffered throat injuries but is expected to recover from the latest procedure at the Walker Sanitarium Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
Robert
W. B. Cox
Hinsonton
Thomasville
Walker Sanitarium
Cairo
Judge Vinson Speaks in Louisville Campaign Stop
Judge Toll Vinson, candidate for Congress from the tenth district, spoke at Louisville city court noon hour. He outlined campaign issues including ending gambling in the New York cotton exchange, racial segregation in Washington, and tighter military administration. He teased opponents humorously and planned further talks in Gibson Matthews and Bartow on upcoming days.
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Lounisville
Toll Vinson
Tenth
Louisville
New York
Washington
Army
Navy
Judge Vinson
Gibson
Will
Matthews
Bartow
iT W HARDWICK SPEAKS IN DECATUR COUNTY
iT W Hardwick spoke in Decatur County amid a crowd at Bainbridge May 18 presenting his record and birth in the south while criticizing Jon and Slayton. The talk avoided sensationalism and noted public dinners and county fair appearances as part of the persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. W. Hardwick
Decatur County
Bainbii
T. V
South
Fence
Middle Georgia
Jon
Slayton
Atlanta
Hardwick
Honor Paid Dr Dowman by Gainesville Church
Gainesville Ga May 18 Special The First Methodist church here held memorial services last evening in honor of Dr G K Dowman of Emory college Oxford Ga whose death occurred Saturday evening at that place The First Methodist church at this place was his last pastorate he was elected dean of the theological department of Emory college upon leaving Gainesville A committee from the Sunday school and church sent a floral design for the funeral which occurred from his late home in Rome this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
G. KE. Dowman
Emory College
Oxford
Bowman
Rome
Central of Georgia Ties Up After Trestle Fire
The Athens division of the Central of Georgia railway will be tied up for several hours after a 150 foot trestle near Godfrey 60 miles above Macon burned late this afternoon. Relief trains from Athens and Macon will rebuild the trestle and traffic is expected to resume by noon tomorrow with detours via Covington and the Georgia railroad.
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Macon
Athens
Central of Georgia Railway
Godfrey
Covington
The
Georgia Railroad
Standard grading wanted for cotton
Washington reports the senate approved an amendment to an agriculture bill authorizing 180,880 dollars for grading and standardization of cotton. Of that amount 100,000 dollars funds samples of standards for primary markets in cotton growing districts. The vote occurred in committees of the whole and the item may be debated again when the bill reaches the opening senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Eugene B Respess in Atlanta
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in United States court by Eugene B Respess a civil engineer of Atlanta. Liabilities amount to 1972 dollars 17 cents with assets of 129 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beers
United States Court
Eugene B. Respess
Atlanta
Sister Comes 10 Aid Of Brother In Jail
Paul Bartlett captain of the University of Georgia baseball team and attorney at law connected with Moore and Branch helped arrest Bred G McManus 20 of St Dodd avenue for entering law offices and borrowing books by posing as Bartlett McManus allegedly sold books to Harrison Law Book Supply Co and forged an order for two books valued at seven dollars each Bartlett offered settlement to avoid prosecution and his sister pled for clemency to settle out of court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bartlett
University of Georgia
Moore& Branch
Bred. G. McManus
St Dodd Avenue
Bartlett
McManus
Harrison Law Book, Supply Company
Law Book
James Slaton
Rosser, Brandon
Sehalz
Pleas Williamson Surrenders for Butler Marshal Slaying
Pleas Williamson, who killed Town Marshal Jack Burke on Butler streets May 9, surrendered to the county sheriff at his home four miles south of Butler. He waived commitment trial and will await the next grand jury in October. His brother F W Williamson faced a preliminary hearing on accessory charges and was committed to jail without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Pleas Williamson
Jack Burke
F. W. Williamson
Williamson
Jjail
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Plea Entered In Law Case Across Deferral Claim
A court record shows a defendant entering a plea after a self deferment request. The proceeding references a legal matter involving a law action and county court.
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Edith
Hall
Grgndmother
Lloyd
Mamie Potts
Gabbellaville
Birs
Frank J . Potts
Owen McConnell
Remington Wast McConnell
Frances Ridley Boyd
LaGrange
Fred McGonigal
California
Georgian ‘Terrace
Charles Northen
Jessie McKee
Margaret Northen
J. K. Ort, Jr
Carl Ramapeck
Warm Springs
J. Frank Méador
Birmingham
Edward Barrett
Frances ‘Thomas
Selma
Co. D. Thomas
Fountain Rice, Jr
Chattanmooga
C. E. Sergeant
Miss Sergeant
Columbia, Tenn
Mr. Rice
A. F P. Woolley
Vancouver
B. G
Frexner
Capitol Avenue
W. J.kendrick
Neel Jean
Philippine Islands
Walter Middleton
North Georgia
Tallulah Wall
Norman Raopl
Chattanoo
Agoly Weed
Mary M. Raoul
Martin Dunbar
Bridge
Herbert Hisi Hanger
St. Louis
Katherina Woughtaling
John A. Hynds
New
Hamilton Douglas
Brookhaven
John Temple Graves
National Park Seminary
Jane
Clyde Haynes
Lester Shingle
Philadelphia
Ansley
Edward N. Morris
Eugenia
Eugene Mitchell
John Stephane
Jacksonville
Mitchell
Samuel Porter
Airie Atkinson
Mary Algood Jomes
Trion
Marion van Dyke
Hugh Hichardson
Faith Johnson
Rebecca Stewart
J. ¥. Olmstead
Kate Blitch
Pia
Miami
Fla
Blitch
Gladys Olmstead
Virginia International College
Bristol
Piedmont Driving Club
Harriet Calhoun
Virginia Bowman
Stewart Witham
Hexen Hawkins
Arthur Clark
Atchison
E. T. Lamb
Frederic Blackstone
Baltimore
Samuel Palmer
Millen
Swanson
Davis- Fisher
Emil Dobbs
Marietta
Finn
Virginia
Willie Cahoun
Elizabeth Street
Richard Hamlet
R. L. Howell
Dublin
Marguerite Bartholomew
Germany
Berlin
Passie
May Ottley
Marjorie Brown
E. T. Brown
Joynense
Mra
E. G. McCubs
Kurania Gardien
Merj
Augusta Gardien
Lee
Doughty Manley
Samuel Lumpkin
Catherine Richardson
Corrie Hoyt Brown
Evelyn Jackson
Luna
Europe
JD. Woodward
Slarion Woodward
Connecticut
George M. Brown
Sailie Brown
Maine
Cardus
Cardui
Shrine
Aragon
Eiseman Bros.,, Inc
s.Oxfords
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Whitehall the South
Sea Wneroker
DR. Dowman
Marshal
Third National Bank
Frank Hawkins
Thos
Erwin
Washington Crisps
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