Social items from Cincinnati and beyond headline society notes
Miss Miriam Morss of Philadelphia visits Cincinnati kin, arrives Sunday to be guest of Mrs John Wilesky. Mrs Toommiell Scott departs for Chicago with plans to visit the National Packers. Mrs Scott will be with the hone. guest at an assorted event. Several social guests, travels, and visits across Birmingham, New Orleans, New York, and Macon are noted, including Mrs Harves North, Miss Dorothy Harmon, and Alma Stanley. Many with invitations, parties, and holiday plans.
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Miriam Morss
Philadelphhia
Cincinnati
Johni ° Wilesky
North
Jackson Street
Toommiell Scott
Chicago
Wrscott
Chi
Scott
Trippe
Samuel Porter
New Orleans
Dorothy Harmon
Birmingham
Epland Tomlinson
Magsimee Hunnicutt
New York
Thomas P Ifinman
Nume
Robert Patterson
Ancey “Wise
Alma Stanley
Brookline
Henry Peeples
Porsy
Dalton Mitchel
Lee Bottright
Danville Va
Mis JO Vaughn Wail
A Gentry
JA Gin Oy
Chattanooga
Georgian Terrace
Warion Wolff
Bernard Woltz
Katherine Ells
Martine Burke
Macon
Cardui the Woman’s Tonic Promises Lasting Relief
A damaged ad-like text describes a woman’s tale of temporary relief from long term illness after using Cardui the Woman’s Tonic. It encourages other women with “womanly troubles” to write for more information, claiming the product restores strength and health. The copy uses an unspecific merchant recommendation and appeals to shared gender experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni
Ardur
Smith Sentenced to Four Years for Bigamy
Charles R Smith alias Charles Randolph was jailed four years after a guilty verdict in Superior Court. Judge Ben Folla said the sentence followed testimony from minister James Carpenter and Lemmie Spain, with Mrs Gertrude Wilson Smith present as the case hinged on an alleged prior marriage and a life-long grudge. Smith claimed he had never been married before and blamed his father-in-law SM Wilson for past troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R Smith
Charles Randolph
Ben Folla
Superior Court
M Wilson
Smith
Macon
Lemmie
Spain
Wilson
James Carpenter
Columbus Ga
Lemme Spuim
Gertrude Wilson Smith
Negri Methodist Session at Hawkinsville Reports Leadership
The annual African Methodist conference in Hawkinsville reports 3356 pastors and delegates assessing Black church work. Bishop Filipe and others review admission rules. ten men to be ordained deacons. some deaths noted and leadership education topics discussed.
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Hiwkinsiilie
African Methodist
Pal
HO Wauame
F & Filipe
Baptist Church
Wethodisy
Ton M Smith
JP Campbell
Benjamin Wallis Saine
WB Derrick
Moob Salters
Hanna
Townsley
Ilandiy
Swlor
Jff Slorter
Miet Ling
Gptec
Vsal Kinson
MacDonald
Metis Baldwin
Seneri
Greatheart
Maxwell
John Harmon
F Jones
Boddie
R Sims
Argile
Negroes Hold Fair in Hancock County
Sparta hosts Hancock County colored fair on Friday attracting both Black and white residents. Notable speakers include Rev H H Proctor of Atlanta delivering the principal address and calling for harmony, as John D Walker, Ohiman, and Professor LoS Angtim among white leaders.
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Sparta
Tlancock County
John D Walker Hen Ohiman
Tirock
H H Proctor
Atlanta
Carnival Row Chief Injured in Carnival Fight
November 8 in Statesboro a chief was stabbed at the carnival by Frank Akerman. Police halted the fray as guards attempted to restrain Akerman who fled amid a volley of blows. A suspect was captured and warrants prepared as officials pursue complicity charges.
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Statesboro
Chicel
Bulice
Ollur
Frank Akerman
Sverttt
Ested Akerman
Chirze
Aken
Akerman Sriblet
Man and Wife Beaten With Beer Bottles in Rome Court
In Rome Georgia on November 25 a case of assault and battery arose when J We Ely locky and his wife accused James Slaughter and Henry Slaughter of attacking them at their Maple Street home. A series of questions led Justice Broach to bind the alleged assailants over to the superior court in $200 each bond.
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Rome
Justice Court
J We Elylocky
James Slaughter
Henry Slaughter
Maple Street
Stone Mountain interurban line opens in Atlanta era
The Stone Mountain Interurban Railway opens with an hourly Atlanta to Stone Mountain service. The 12 mile trip takes about one hour each way, fares are five to seven cents, and commuter tickets cover multiple trips within 345 days. Stops are planned every half mile and expect strong early patronage from Atlanta and nearby towns.
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Alabama
South Dovo
Stone Mountain
Thanta
Stone Mount Ann
Kirkston
Scottdale
Ingleside
Decatur
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Atlant
Stun Mountain
Stone Mountain trip seen as novelty for first-time visitors
The passage notes that travel to Stone Mountain would feel more like a novelty than a serious excursion, particularly for those who had never visited the site before.
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Stone Mountain
Dr Johnson Begins Pastorage at Trinity Church
Dr Luke Johnson assumes pastorate at Trinity Methodist Church in Atlanta preaching both morning and evening services. He succeeds the late Dr J B Robins and arrives from Gainesville where he led the Gainesville district as presiding elder.
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Luke Johnson
Trinity Methodist Church
Johnson
J B Robins
Atlanta
Gainesville
Delegates named for one hundredth peace celebration
Governor Slaton appointed Georgia delegates for the Richmond Virginia event to honor a century of peace. The list includes Dr J J Hall of Atlanta Wilmer L Vinc e Esq Atlanta and many others across the state with officials from Atlanta Savannah Athens Rome and Columbus. The delegation to represent Georgia at the December celebration reflects broad regional reach.
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Slaton
Georga
Richmond
J J Hall
Atlanta
Wilmer
Esq
Tohn White
Atlanty
Jonel Walte
Columbus
Peter
Melthim
Savannah
Walte
Chilton Sayinnih
Trey
Woof
Ainsworth Watcon
Tands
Johnson
Rome
H C
White Athens
Ashburn and Direor
Ze Brown
Sealed verdict in Ed Towler murder case
The jury in the Towler case returned a sealed verdict late Friday afternoon. It will be read in Judge Ben Hills's court today. Towler testified he had been drinking and claimed the pursuit of persons led to the assault. A negro woman was said to have heard him admit the attack. The case occurred on a prominent downtown corner last winter.
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Towler
Ben Hills Court
Todas
Hig
Poli
Ater
Prifay
Governor to Confer With New York Bankers on Refunding Bonded Debt
Governor Steton departs for New York City at 11 to confer with eastern bankers on refunding the state's $3.67 million bonded debt due in 1915 and 1943. The trip, about ten days, will guide legislative action next summer on whether to sell bonds abroad or at home and on favorable terms for the state.
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Steton
New York City
Snot
New York
Anderson Named Receiver For Yancey Hardware
Judge Newman of the federal court named Anderson a receiver for the Yancey Hardware firm amid involuntary bankruptcy filings by foreign creditors. The Globe Stove and Range Company of Kokomo Indiana claims 84398, Draper Maryard of Plymouth asks 1 16281, and Ford Motor Company of Detroit cites an obligation of 0545 as moving creditors.
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On Anderson
Atlanta
Newman
Yancey Hardware Company
Globe Stove and Range Company
Kokomo Ind
Draper- Maryard Company
Plymouth
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Commissioner says he did not overrule game law
A State Game Commissioner asserts no overrule of the game law occurred. He explains the law contradicted itself and that his interpretation aimed to resolve inconsistencies about license validity dates. He notes both clauses cannot stand and claims the licenses were intended to cover the open season.
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Davis
Theem
Atlicenses
Court Convenes in Columbus With Juda Newman Presiding
The United States court for the western division of the northern district of Georgia will convene in Columbus Monday with Juda Newman presiding. Many old cases await trial as the grand jury will begin hearings, and numerous accusations are expected to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Court For
Diyetrict
Georgia
Newman
Grand Juris
Illustrated Lecture by Rev Jgere A Moore at Park Street Church
Rev Jgere A Moore will deliver a stereopticon lecture on China at Park Street church Sunday evening November 70 at 7 320. Admission is free and all are invited. Free will offerings will support missions. Moore is a well known lecturer on foreign peoples and the illustrated talk arouses much interest.
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Jgere A Moore
China
Park Street Church
Moore
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