Georgia Cities Send Fairest Daughters to Harvest Festival
Ninety one of Georgia's largest cities send their maids of honor to Atlanta for the Georgia Harvest Festival. The Ansley Hotel hosts the welcome and the city floats, decorated by each community, parade to the Auditorium as the queen is crowned. The list of maids includes numerous named ladies from towns across the state, with organizers planning teas, balls, and pageants through the festival week.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Charles 1
Haden
Maids of Honor
Ansley Hotel
Hadens
Ansley
Atlania
Brooks
W Ho Riser
Hugh Mow
J & Ottley
Isra Dooly
Beaumont Davison
Juden York
Ara
Clarke
Lucien York
K . Clarke
M Tls
Taft Hall
Aulttarar
Assey
Boook
Huh
Monroe Ga
Monroe
Maid of Honor
Mos
Louis
Walker
Geraldime Hood
Marella
Uratry Wiss
Christine Dolls
Mara of Honor
Angley Hotel
Louise Bennett
Quitman
Edith McKenzie
Montezuma
Helen Carmichael Jackson
Susie ‘Tyler
Constance Claire Bennett
Jesup Nalle Frazer Fitzgerald
Mildrad Greene
Eatonton
Annia Helle Robinson
Covington
Elizabeth Walker
Sparta
Addie _Walsh Sparks
LaFayette
Beatrice Stevens Logan Shle India
Milledgeville
Marguerite Gamble
Louisville Bunts
Asbury
Clarkesville
Louise Arnold
Thomas Ton Ethel Buck ‘Tifton
Louise Almanid Coryers
Burte Willams
Carrollton
Stella Modeskey Mitchell
Crawfordville
EBG
Beckon
Jeftermanville
Caroline Yomx
Cartersville
aAante
SS Nolan BicDonough
Laura Mason
Lavonia
Margaret Austin Ocula “Sallis Baker
Douglas Clira
Spivey
Tultoltan
Maury McArthur
Cree Rath Meare
Wireman
Nan Logan Calhoun
Miriam Kirkland Nicholls
Lilie Anderson
Warrenton
Florine Hardiwick
Cedartown
Christine Dobbs
Murletta
Geraldine Hood Commerce
Ethel Gilleaple
Hinmer
Late May Johnson
Alma Cleo Erkiani Pearson
Judith Lalvage
Elijay
Idelle Woodall
Fort ¥ Alley Mamie Clover Videlta
Leta Wead
Vienna
Man Holmes LaGrange
Sara Ventfort Butler
Fannie Carroll
East
Paint Weols
Blackwell Canton
Lucile Reynolds
Letington
Pearl McDonald Pelham Luci Nor Tris Newton
Helen Carter Ferry
Marguerite Knox Waycross
Annie Whidden
McAge
Mary Miler
Hinesville
Suele
Tarkley
Albany
Delia Johnston
Savannah
Peachtree Place
Atlantal
Vila Rico
Thelma Ivey
Unadila
Marguerite Mtearn
Fulrhurn
Martha Carter
Lumpkin
Bonnie Parts
Clayton Maude Cobb
Tempe
Helen Wast Sandersville
Annie WI Pearce Columbus Lorine Groover Cummings
Aileen Anderson
Ringgold
Lourie Hutchens
Tallapaos
Atlanta to Organize National Security League Branch
A branch of the National Security League will be organized in Atlanta at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce this afternoon at 3 o clock. Frederick H Chase, field secretary, has been in the city promoting a saner approach to national preparedness by Atlanta business and manufacturing interests.
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National Secunty Svanue
New York
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Frederick H Chase
National Security League
Atlanta
General Assembly Nearing End on Key Bills
The assembly nears adjournment with no state warehouse bill likely this session. A recess joint committee may study a state warehouse system and report next session. Auto license tax bill prospects depend on an amendment to use revenue for free school books rather than roads. All factions press to finish work.
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Glive
Richmond
Harvest Festival to Bar Passes except for Newsrooms
General Manager Edward Young Clarke issues two orders for the Georgia Harvest Festival. No passes issued except to newspapers and those in costume for coronation or pageant, with active workers receiving distinct admission buttons nightly. A censorship committee, led by Ho G Hastings, will bar improper floats and tent shows, with final authority at parade starts.
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Edward Young Clarkes
Con T Kennedy
Ho G Hastings
Charles J Haden
St Elmo Massengale
Brooks Worgan
Wilmer L. Moore
Prosperity Banquet features in big week in Georgia
Invitations go to Georgia's prominent figures for the Harvest Festival Prosperity Banquet next Friday at the Kimball house. William McAdoo and William F McCombs will speak, with Governor Nate Harris delivering a Progress of Georgia address. Tickets are $3 at the festival box office and Atlanta chamber office.
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Georgias
Kimbqil House
William McAdoo
Trewery
William F McCombs Chuteniin
Rational Democratic Party
Plark Mowell
Grossia
Nate Harris
Georgia
Atlanta
Hank Buildding
Harry T Moore
Chamber of Cammerce
Tresnent Wilson
MeAdoo
Vetmas
War Rig
Kimball
Exhibits by Negroes at Douglas Impress Local Crowd
At the Douglas fair grounds yesterday an educational exhibit by Negro students showcased handicrafts and industrial work. Fine baskets and repaired chairs drew praise as pupils turned out items and demonstrated skills. DS Collins of Atlanta and Clara Scott delivered notable speeches while County Superintendent J. Gordon Floyd offered an encouraging address.
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Douglan Ga
Fair
DS Collins
Atlanta
Clara & Scott
J Gerdon Floyd
Outcast to Open at Atlanta Stage With Jeanne Eagels
The Atlanta run of Hubert Henry Davies Outcast features Jeanne Eagels in a breakthrough role, praised for her portrayal of Miriam the outcast. Charles Frohman and Klaw & Erlanger bring a London company with a strong cast for performances November 22 27 and 24, shaping expectations of her rising stardom.
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Atlanta
Charles Frohman
Klaw & Erlanger
Jeanne Engels
Dreadway
Hubert Henry Davies
London
New York
Fagles
Douglas Gordon
The
Richmond Dispatch
Jeanne Magels
Miss Magels
Virginian
Miss Eagels
Jeanne Eagels
Miriam the Outcast
Mira Fagels
Jennie Eagels
Miriam
800 Babies Enter Auditorium Show in Georgia
The Better Babies Show opens at Taft hall Auditorium Armory under the Atlanta Association of Suffrage League with Mrs Hamilton Block directing. 100 babies will be examined daily by a medical staff including eye ear nose and dental specialists as 300 total are screened this week. Admission is 20 cents. mothers may check babies. a perambulator parade is planned for Tuesday at 2 pm.
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of Georgia
Taft Hall Auditorium
Armory
Atlanta Association of Suffrage League
Hamiiton Block
Block
Georgia
Taft Hall
Rockmart Public School Destroyed by Fire
Rockmart Ga November 14 The public school building here was totally destroyed by fire tonight about 9 olock For the past twenty five years it was known as Fremont Institute owned and controlled by the North Georgia conference The origin of the fire is unknown
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Rockmart Ga
Fieonight
Orlock
North Georgia
Waycross Prepares for Prosperity Week Event
Waycross plans Prosperity Week from November 29 to December 4 with committees finalizing arrangements. Monday’s opening day to be called Boosters Day. United States Judge W W Lamb, a former Waycross resident now in Savannah, is invited to speak.
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Waycross
Waytrose
Chamber of Commerce
United States
W W Lambaim
Savannah
Delver
Great Force Planned to Attack German East Africa
General Jan Smuts, minister of defense, takes supreme command of the expedition against German East Africa. The Union of South Africa may deploy up to 25,000 men with a major recruiting drive underway to fund overseas and African operations.
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Pretoria
Union of South Africa
London
Jan Christian Smuts
German East Africa
Union
Africa
Harry Scott Arrives in City on Business
Harry Scott, manager of Syracuse, New York, and Pinkerton detective veteran from Atlanta, arrived in town Saturday night and visited police headquarters Sunday. He said he was in the city on business matters.
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Harry Scott
City
Syracuse
Pinkerton
Agen
Atlanta
Scott
No Matter the Weather Suffragists March in Atlanta Parade
Suffrage adherents plan to march in Atlanta on Tuesday despite weather. Local associations will join allied women’s groups from Georgia, aiming for about 300 marchers. The Columbus contingent includes Mrs John Dozter Poll and Mrs Carlton Hudson. Atlanta’s Southern Association of College Women will be present in cap and gown. Participants meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday at 21 Peachtree Street suffrage headquarters.
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Atlanta
Georgia
New York
Columbus Ga
John Dozter Poll
Carlton Hudson
Atlante
The
Southern Association of College Women
Peachtree Street
Injured men in Douglas Hospital from road and auto crash
Two men, Roan Lee of Alabama and Claude Anderson of Fitzgerald, were admitted to Douglas Hospital on November 14 after a buggy ran away a horse causing severe hip fracture and a brain concussion in the auto wreck. The note also mentions Festival Visitors and Hawkes Co Opticians ads.
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Douglas Hospital
Douglas
Roan Lee
Alabama
Claude Anderson
Fitzgerald
Wmck
Dent Target
Bk Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Festival Headquarters
Iads
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Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Tacoma
Northern Line
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
St. Paul
Chicago
Spokane
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Rockies
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cc. H. Wilson
Candler
Atlanta, Ga
Apub Mint
Nuyol
Standard Oil Company
New Jeney
Bayonne
New Jersey
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