Wedding and social notices fill Atlanta society page
The society column reports the November 18 wedding of Miss Tenver Walter to Mr Wo Bel eisie at Rev James Gordon’s Whitehall terrace home. Mr and Mrs Belfelsnie plan to reside with Mrs J R Carmichael on Peachtree Weaver-Eley. Engagement announced for Miss Fizapeth Walter to Mr A Fadelph Fey of Philadelphia, with February wedding planned. Many readers to attend races in Savannah. several social gatherings and luncheons announced, with travel to Memphis and Chattanooga noted for Thanksgiving.
Rumors of Row Between Governor and Editor Over Textbooks
Rumors published by the Macon Telegraph claim friction at the state book adoption commission meetings over school textbooks. Governor Smith supports changes and competitive bids, while other members including the state school commissioner oppose. A subcommission will meet at the state capitol to hear publishers and consider new proposals to replace non adopted titles. The panel may reinstate some former books as consideration continues.
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Letter thief sent up in Chicago
Robert Palmer Palmer a Joliet Sunday school superintendent and president of a local letter carriers group admitted stealing money from letters over seventeen years. He received a three and a half year federal prison term after pleas for leniency from a banker and two state senators among others.
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Chicago
Robert Paulmer Palmer
Cw Letter Carriers Association of Trnos
Joliet
Presidential electors close in Georgia race detailed
The November 3 presidential electors in Georgia were canvassed by the governor. Democratic electors led the ticket with a clear majority while Republican electors trailed, and results by district show Republican gains in certain counties. Electors meet in Atlanta on January 1 to cast presidential ballots. lawmakers may convene if needed. Georgia's congressional delegation will see one change with Dudley M Hughes replacing E B Lewis in the third district.
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Repid
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Atanta
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Witham
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Independence Party
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Hughes
E B Lewis
Georg
Tien
Charles Gordon Edwards
James Matthew Greigxs
Dudley Mc Hughes
Charles Adamson
Leondas
Iavingston
Charles & Bartlett
Fon Gordon
Roosevelt Denies Prairie Oil Story Published in New York
A White House statement declares the Roosevelt story on Prairie Oil false in every respect. It states no Justice or Interior report exists and Roosevelt approved Hitchcock's franchise recommendations as with others. It notes a Delaware Indian fee exception and denies any promised deal to a western senator.
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New York
Santa False
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Prairie Qi Company
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Smallpox Epidemic Rages Near Rockmart and Aragon
An epidemic of smallpox sweeps Rockmart and Aragon with mild type but widespread cases. Surrounding towns like Gindale consider quarantine measures, though none implemented yet. About 89 families have taken precautions locally.
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Rome
Rockmart
Aragon
Gindale
Tri-State Medical Association Opens Three Day Session
The Tri-State Medical Association began a three day session in Memphis Tennessee with president De Eugene J Johnson presiding. Delegates from Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee attend as technical papers on medical subjects are set to fill most of the program. A notable paper discusses Systematic Blastomycosis and reports the first U S southern case authored by Dr. Robert Mitchell. Bryce Fontaine and Warvus Haas relate to the Memphis case.
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tri-State Medical Association
Memphis
Tenn
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Mississipp
Arkansas
Tennessee
South
Robert Mitchell
Bryce Fontaine
Warwus Haas
Memphia
Augusta Scember 24 Special Announcement and Inaugural Prep
An Oxford style notice reports James Sherman vice president elect arriving around December 20 after Taft’s residence takes the Hill. Sherman to occupy Bon Air Hotel apartments with family. Taft guests at Thomas villa duration. A December 24 item notes a £60 000 endowment gift to the University of Virginia from Colonel Oliver H Payne of New York.
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Sherman
Taft
Shewman
Bon Air
Tandon ‘Thomas Villa
Roosevelt
Augusta Ga
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Taft Fang
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Hot Springs
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University of Virginia
Olver H Payne
New York
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