Social items from the Georgian Terrace crowd in Atlanta
A long column notes social visitors at the Georgian Terrace and surrounding areas. Mrs. Carlton H Miller hosts Siest at 300 W Peachtree Street while Mrs Brady of Los Angeles and Mrs J M Waytoan with children join relatives in Atlanta. Several guests from Chicago New York and Ohio are mentioned visiting or staying at the Georgian Terrace or nearby homes. The piece lists multiple hosts hostesses events and upcoming journeys including bridge parties luncheons and summer plans in New Orleans Pass Christian and Greenwood Mississippi.
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Carlton H. Miller
Siest
Peachtree Street
Brady
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Ben Borchardt
Brunswick
Margaret Beck
Bridge
Miss Beatty
Ohio
Henry Troutman
Joseph Gad
New York
Cheries A. Morrow
Baltimore
New City
Bob Walmsley
New Orleans
Georgian Terrace
Terrace
Ahel Rothschild
Frunsiwick
Lo] Samuels
South Pryor Street
Rothschilds
City
Ethel Everhart
Edgar Hverhart
North Jackson Street
Cascades
John H. Young
Pique
Third Degree At Palestine Lodge
Palestine Lodge No. 86 F and A M will exemplify the third degree in full dramatic form on Wednesday evening May 1 at 7 o'clock. The lodge is noted for high class work and conscientious officers. Visiting delegates are urged to attend. A splendid musical program will be presented.
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General Assemblies
Presbyterian Church
Palestine Lodge
Palestine Lodep
South
Palestine
Officer L. F. Carter Escapes Auto Run Down
Plain clothes officer L. F. Carter narrowly escaped death when a Decatur salesman J. A. Brigman drove a car at Forsyth and Marietta last night. Carter jumped onto the hood and avoided being ground by the wheels. Brigman was arrested for reckless driving and released on his own recognizance. he said he was unfamiliar with the new automobile.
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L. F. Garter
Forsyth Street
Marietta
J. A. Brigman
Decatur
Carter
Brigman
Mary Phagan Case Mobilizes Atlanta Women Aid
Atlanta women rally behind the Mary Phagan case, urging donations to fund top private investigators. Mrs. Carr calls for unified neighborhood drives, pledging to support detectives, lawyers, and the Burns agency to pursue justice. Tobie, Burns agent, predicts a quick resolution as detectives chase leads on a key phone tip and the factory murder scene.
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America
Snell
Mary Phagen
Mary Phagan
Mre
James F. Carr
Tobie
Lanford
Constitution
Hugh M. Dorsey
Colonel Felder
Tollec
Burns Detective Agency
Phagan
Pinkertons
Harry Beatt
Barns
Chicago
Burns
McNamara
Scotland Yard
England
Pinkerton
John Black
Headquarters
Harry Scott
Connolly
Coleny Feldir
Borns Fund
Wilson's Aunt Dead in Denver After Short Illness
Mrs John Woodrow, an aunt by marriage of President Wilson, died at her Denver home after a brief illness of acute bron chilitis. She was 41 years old. Her husband was a brother of the president’s mother.
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Denver
Cal
John Woodrow
Wilson
Woodrow
Southern Baptists embrace social service work plan
At St Louis on May 18 the Southern Baptist convention voted to enter social service work and formed a committee to cooperate with the Northern Baptist group. Members include W L Poteat, T B Ray, J T Henderson, A Crea, Boyce Watking, J N Prest Iridge, and A J Dickinson. The body also hailed Webb bill temperance gains and backed seminary endowment in Louisville.
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St Louis
Southern Baptist c
Northern Baptist Convention
Southern Committee
W. L. Poteat
Greenville
T. B. Ray
Richmond, Va
J. T. Henderson
Bristol
A. Crea
Atlanta
Boyce Watking
J. N. Prest Iridge
Dallas
Tex
Temperance
Webb
Wilson weighs removing clause from sundry civil bill
Washington May 19 President Wilson at a conference with House Chairman Fitzgerald and Senate Chairman Martin discussed removing the section that bars using funds to prosecute farmers and workers for Sherman act violations. Taft vetoed it. Wilson may sign with a memorandum. A budget discussion followed and a message on the topic was planned.
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Washington
WilSon
Fitzgerald
Martin
House
Senate Appropriations
Taft
Wison
White House
Medal of Honor Presented to Captain Van Scherck in Washington
Washington May 19 President Wilson and Major General Wood presented Captain Loula J. Van Scherck of the Sixth Infantry the congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry in the Philippines. He led a detachment in a singlehanded fight until reinforcements arrived after emerging from a banyan.
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Washington
Wood
Sraff
Wison
Loula J. van Scherck
Sixth Infantry
Philippines
van Schaick
Banyon
Senator Clapp seeks ban on congressmen on political committees
Washington May 19 Senator Clapp introduced a bill to outlaw any senator or representative serving on political committees clubs or organizations and to forbid lawmakers from soliciting campaign funds under penalty of fine or imprisonment. The move targets both parties as political committees have long been headed by members of Congress.
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Washington
Clapp
Congress
Wilson
Democratic Congressional Committee
House Senate Elections Committee
Cumberland sticks by a majority of one
Bowling Green reports a tight decision with a margin of one vote. The article notes Cumberland narrowly prevails, detailing the recounts and implications for local leadership and policy direction. Strong entities appear such as Cumberland and Bowling Green in a contested civic outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Assembly Split Over PansPr Sbytey Relation Vote
The dispute on the question was spirited and the assembly nearly decided continuation of the relationship. The vote stood 37 to 25 and the assembly adjourned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PansPr Sbytey
Cure for Severe Eczema Claims Cuticura Products
A mother from Copper Hill Virginia describes her two year old child's extreme eczema suffering lasting six months. After trying various remedies, she reports dramatic improvement and eventual cure using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Ad promotes samples and product details.
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St Bret
G. K. Hale
Cuticura
T. Bostan
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Princeton
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Alabama
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South Carolina
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St. Louis
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Swift & Company
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Falcum Puff Company
Hush
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ST. Sear Walton
Gutman Filma
Amazen
Quineimal Servion
Hawkes
Lex A. Whitehall St. Adianta
Kennesaw Milk Biscuits
Frank E. Block
L. F. Carter
Davis & Freeman
Jewelers
Whitehall St
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Dorsey
Criminal
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Northern Baptists
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