Auction Brings Splendid Prices at Twenty-One Lot Sale
A Saturday auction of twenty-one West Eng Lots by JT Kimbrough & Co drew a large, lively crowd of women and men. Auctioneer JW Ferguson kept bidders engaged as many purchasers expected quick, handsome profits. top prices included WW Snods Brass at 1400 and Marcus Loeb figures around 1300 to 2800. After the sale, 380 in gold prizes were awarded and the roster listed local attendees and prize draw winners.
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JT. Kimbrough & Co
Kimbrough
Ferguson
Snods Brass
PF Glenn
Mics
James Smith
Coo
KK Kelley
Marcus Loeb
Kel. Tey
Glenn
Jc. Govan
Mra
Oc Littlejohn
LF McCillan
Lad Girardeau
Marcuse Loeb
Tone Flarce
Evelyn Underwood
Lawton Street
George D Hollis
Ashby Street
J F Dunton
Norcross Street
Mianannie Crump
Broughton
Doc Villa
Spring Street
Emmett White
Gordon Street
Whaley
Little Dorothy Childs
Oxlethorpe Avenue
Httte Nell Williamson
Lawton Etreat
Thaw and mother deny Hart ridge affidavit false
Harry K Thaw and his mother Mary Copley Thaw issued statements denying Clifford W Hartridge affidavit alleging he spent about 340000 hush money. They claim Hartridge fabricates charges and detail litigation seeking about 10000 in fees with more than 340000 alleged hush payments.
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Thaw
Hartridge
Poudakeepsie
N.Y
Harry K Thaw
Mary Copley Thaw
New York
Clifford W. Hartridge
Hartridge le
Harry Thaw le
Mattonwan Anylum
Ming
Mall
Mattanna
Hartridgs
Delmas
Jerome
Heccy Thaw
W. Flattridge
Humbu
Flartridge
Central University Controversy Heads to Southern Presbyterian Assembly
May 23 Savannah Georgia reports a sharp church dispute over Central University of Kentucky’s withdrawal from church control to secure a Carnegie endowment. General Young and others petition the assembly to reconsider the charter amendment while Kentucky synod insists the matter is settled. The assembly will hear pleas, with ex Governor Glenn of North Carolina to speak on mission work as twenty four sermons are delivered by visiting ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Bennett H Young
Kentucky
Central University of Kenucky
Central University
Andrew Carnegie
Thia
Kentucky Synod
Ga ‘A| Assembly
General Young
T W. Bullitt
Synod of Kentucky
Thom
Carnegie
Young
Buttonhoring
Helm Cruce
Ti Ta
Gian
North Carolina
Apeak
Serze
First Presbyterian
Uatter
Dr & M
Fragey
Staunton
Br RA Webb Louis' Villa
van Calvin
Graduating Exercises At Girls High School
Graduating exercises at the Girls High School will be held at the Grand Opera House in June. One hundred four members form the graduating class with a program including prayers, choruses, and diploma presentations by the school board president. The list covers three departments with numerous named students from the Literary and Commercial Courses and formal graduates in the paras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qirle
Grand Opera House
Hae i
Frayer
Cardinal “Ah
Tien Ye
Frances Clarke
Walgenlied
J. L. Frank
Igne
Allanche Wabb
Lina Andra
Board of Education
Epectamur
Edna Spooner Brings Long Run Theater Fame to Atlanta
Miss Edna May Spooner, a long time theater favorite, makes her Atlanta debut at the Lyric in The Masqueraders while the Wills Company returns with The Merry Widow era at the Casino. Bijou vaudeville offers four acts and Dixie presents Miss Jennie DeWees with new motion pictures at White City park draws crowds to Ponce de Leon and Whitehall streets.
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Atlanta
Edna May Spioner
Miss Spooner
South
Thoms
Mise Spooner
Brooklyn
Bijou
New York
Fifth Avenue Theater
Lwo
Ate
Milas Spooner
Blagde
Little Lord Sauntleroy
Janice Meredith
Kreutner
Hess Wondraun
Neoital
Bley
the Lyric
Henry Arthur Jones
Lyris
Wills Afastast
Wills Company
Ponce de Leon
John DB
Wills
Atlantin Theatergoera
Wits 3
Casino
the Dixie
Dixie Theater
Whitehall Street
Jennie
DeWeess
Fourth Meeting of Fifth Congressional District Medical Society
The fourth meeting of the Fifth Congressional District Medical Society will be held tomorrow morning at the Masonic hall in College Park, starting at 9 oclock with a barbecue at 2 oclock and an afternoon session at 3 oclock. The main focus will be discussions on tuberculosis with addresses by J J McArthur Cordall Ga De Lewin M Gaines Claude A Smith E Sommerfeld B C Thrash RT Dally C M Curtis and Governor W J Northen, all in Atlanta or College Park. Invited are all involved in tuberculosis to attend the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Concreasional District Medical Society
Masonic Hall
College Park
J. J. McArthur
Cordall
de Lewin M. Gaines
Atlanta
Claude A. Smith
E. Sommerfeld
B.C Thrash
RT Dally
C. M. Curtis
W. J. Northen
5. G.cartiedwe
Memorial Exercises by Atlanta Typographical Union
Memorial services for the dead printers of Atlanta Typographical Union No. 46 will be held in May. This second annual observance follows the International Typographical Union convention and will be observed in every city with union printers. East Harris Street has been invited to deliver the memorial sermon and has accepted. The services will be held in his church at an unspecified time.
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Atlanta
Wrightsville Beach Return Advertises Seaboard Travel
Fragmentary notice cites Wrightsville Beach return fare of 16 dollars for a Seaboard service. Mentions two phone numbers for inquiries and a ten day period with good rate. Details are incomplete but indicate travel advert a Seaboard line.
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Wrightaville Beach
Seaboard
Picture Shows Run by Atlanta Typographical Union Auxiliaries
The Atlanta Typographical Union No. 48 auxiliary will stage two moving picture shows in the city noon with managers Ben Atchison of the Dixie and George Crater of the Feachtras arranging a fund to the ladies' sanitary. The auxiliary aims to send more delegates to St Joseph Mo for the International Typographical Union convention and will host shows at the Dixie on Wednesday May ae Elite on Thursday Jun Thu to aid labor supporters. Friends of organized labor are urged to attend for a modest price with proceeds benefiting the ladies' auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladi Avalliary
Atlanta
International Typographical Union
Boostera
Wanngera
Neaing
Children Day Observed With Large Attendance and Sermons
Yesterday morning events for Children’s Day drew a large crowd with a fine program led by Pastor Hay Frank. A former pupil recalled attending Sunday school in 1604 at the old Weeley chapel site. Mothers Day night featured a sermon by Mr. Ailer on Mothers, the Pillars of Civilization. TOM HARRIHON preached at a Luckin Street tent meeting, drawing many railroad men under North Avenue Presbyterian church supervision.
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Hay
Frank
Ola Weeley Chapel
Ailer
Tom Harrihon
Luckin Street
North Avenue
Lawyer Shoots Widow in Jealous Rage in Tima Ohio
John Beam, a lawyer and real estate man, shot Maude Dilts at her home on East High Street in Tima Ohio after coercing entry. He fled after firing at a neighbor and exchanged fire with police near farm land east of the city. mob threats and bloodhounds are reported as officers pursue.
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Tima
Ohio
Mery
Maude Dilts
Waynesfold
John Beam
Mra. Diltx
Hathan
Thin City
Cabariss Case To Open In Macon Tomorrow
In Macon Georgia Brown House the Cabariss case will be called when Judge Y Whipple opens court tomorrow morning Counsel for the defense says they are ready as witnesses and jurors are summoned Solicitor General Walter Race and Prosecuting Attorney Tom Felder plan to proceed The case involves former President J W Cabantes of the Exchange bank and investigators reportedly probe a contributing fund for the prosecution
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Brown House
Macon
J. W Cabantes
Exchange Bank
Wil
Y. Whipple
Cordsle
Northon
Atlanta
Walter Race
Tom Felder
Mo Murora
Grace Haw
Carata
Inver- Ngationw
Multiple Mortality Notices From Atlanta Area Deaths
Funeral notices and death reports from Atlanta area papers list A Preffac Prestas 38 dying from pericanitia, services at Greenberg Bond chapel, interment Oakland. J W Hubbard death at 184 Capitol Ave, will be buried at Greenberg chapel. Mrs L F Wassemann funeral at Greenberg Bloomfield chapel. Mrs Caroline Rogers 80, died at son's residence Holderness St, arrangements later. Miss Lillian Rosser, death announced by E Ros. Andre Nilson New York traveling man died of appendicitis, services at Barclay Brandon, body to New York. Mrs Ruby Wagnon 18, obituary with funeral tomorrow by Rev Domingos.
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A. Preffac
A. Prestas
Hell Street
Greenberg, Bond & Stroomfield
Oakland
J. W. Hubbard
Georgia Railroad
Capitol Avenue
Washington, Go
Greenberg, Bond & Bloominid
Mra. L
Caroline Rogers
Roger
Holdernese
Lillian Rosser
Ded Couper
E. Ros Brothers
Aqunta
Jamenta
Andre Nilson
New York
Win
Barclay & Brandon Company
Vestebor
Armot
Sweden
Ruby Wagnon
Macon
Mra
Faby Johnson Wagnon
Fdr
Grier
Srrest
Etter Andllinesa
Aavecal
JW Domingos
Ultimate consumer deceived by oil claims debate
Washington May 28 The debate over tariff protections for the cottonseed oil industry reveals that the ultimate consumer has been misled about olive oil purity. Tests cited by Special Agent Tullan L. Brode show American cottonseed oil used as olive oil, and opposition in the Senate on duties failed to consider global competition. The report notes most cottonseed oil blends with other oils such as olive and peanut.
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Washington
Altineta
House
Senate
Rome
Tullan L. Brode
Department of Sommerca and Labor
Marveilles
France
Hex
Franc Thoss Southern
Renate
Prode
Ife
Wayne McBrode
Believe Claiborne Murder Suspected After Death
In Savannah on May 23 authorities weigh murder in the death of Mrs W D Claiborne’s husband. Physicians link a brutal head injury to a possible death blow and suggest knife wounds and throat cuts occurred after the fatal strike, sparking sensational theory locally.
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Savannah
Deilot
W. D Claiborne
City Electricaliant
Davidson Walked Out of Jail After Pick Pocket Arrest
Davidson, held in Charlotte, was arrested May 20 for picking pockets during a city celebration. Identified by a U S secret service man as a known crook, he escaped from county jail with others after a forged release order. Officers say he carried watches, diamonds, and a large sum of money.
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Davidson
Charlotte
Chariots
Jonn
United
Nervics Maen
Eacape
Dasidann
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West End
J. T. Kimbrough & Co
D Yue B.V.D. Company
Sew Yok
Thaw and
Mother Score
Generals Assembly
Southern Presbyterians
College
Centrol of
Church
Ludwig
Mobi Memphis
Tenn
Wiliam Ludwig
Gee
Manggdr Ha
Andrews
Irene W. Austin
Gi Ue Barmore
Sarah W Bearden
Edna Behre
Sarah A. Caleman
Joe Coorler
Lucile Denhlel
Erma Haden
Marme B .Hall
Rebie G. Harwell
Annie L.J
Hollingsworth
Katie Hillingawath
Fenri W. Jacobus
Lyle Dean Jane Finances
Ladorie
Tal Rather
Ann Lya
Katharine Mates
Jennie A. Morgannie
Mr. Patterson
Leonorand
Mabel EL Reynolds
Elizabeth Rui
Borony Selby
Annabell
A Kite
Hilly
Dridwen
Sarahie Bal Bask
Lattis
HE. Brown
Ry le Op
Bexste
Campbelt
Trene Champion
Meriartech
Jon
Frances
Cimona G. Cochran
Thal C. Coffee
Mary Cooper
Winnie Davis
Solarian Elder
Magwis M. Foote
Leura J Wart
Mary Mot
Mary
Latimer
Annie Lipford
Hine Lounsbury
Altea Be
Catherine Tuttra Biakbett
Mary Yc
Traylor
Han Emily Williams
Lilian Eb, Wording
Mabel Busan
Stephene
Adeline
Edna May Spooner
Vaudevilla Bile
Hobsrte
Talton
Tom Voce
White City
White City Park
Folke
Pacefs
Grant Park
Medical Society
Memorial Exercises Typographical Union
Dixie
Elite
Daniel
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Walton
Dickerson
Hume
Addreen
Peachtree Atlanta, GA
USA
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Alabama St
W.l.traynham
Di&t
Bell
Julian L
Erle
Elmer Young
Claiborne
Haton Rowge
Thomas Downey
Ole
Fhomaa’ Downes
Thie
Baldwin Fowers
Diad
Fred
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