Mrs Spain hosts early fall tea in Atlanta society circles
Mrs Spain’s afternoon tea gathered seventy five ladies, introducing old Atlanta friends to Mrs Waddy Thompson of New Orleans. Decor featured red and green, roses and palms, with Attendant Misses Ollinger and Williford serving tea. Mrs Miller and Mrs Griffin wedding notices appear alongside ensembles and other social events in the city.
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Thompson
Atlanta
Frank
Waddy Thompson
New Orleans
Spain
Virgil Parryman
Alice Ollingr
Floyd Williford
Miax Lucile Hitt
Emma McDonnell
Virgil Perryman
Miss Wilinger
Miss Hitt
Miss McDonnell
Miss Williford
Greas
Dainty luncheon marks present amusements and society notes
The event featured a two course luncheon and prizes a gold belt buckle and silk hose won by Miss Lula Calloway and Miss Witham. Social items note DAR Atlanta chapter meeting, Mrs Ridley’s reception, and various local guests, including Miss Carrie Bell Axon and Miss Hatch guests from New York. A Macon police inquiry covers Hackman Hamp Bell slaying, while Alabama farmer D Favant visits Macon fair as a notable elderly attendee.
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Lula Calloway
Miss Witham
Miss Hood
Mra
R B Ridley
Great Circus Arrives With Barnum & Bailey Show
Barnum & Bailey's No 2 advertising car tours the city ahead of October 19 20 exhibition. The circus employs nearly 1100 staff, 88 cars, four advertising cars, and a large press bureau. It performs on a 12 acre site for 16 000 to 25 000 spectators daily with grand acts and a substantial daily cost, promising a spectacular advance to local show-goers.
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Barnum & Bailey
Barnum & Batley Circus
Coxey
Ital
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Grand Theatre presents Playing the Game and Sultan of Sulu
A rainy night crowd saw Joseph and William Jefferson star in Playing the Game at the Grand, with praise for the Jeffersons and Miss Bridges. The Sultan of Sulu musical satire comes Monday and Tuesday, praised for wit, chorus, and scenery, followed by Sergeant Kitty next Thursday and Friday with Mine Helen Byron leading a strong company.
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Grand
Joseph
William Jefferson
Jeffersons
Rub? Bridges
Edith Warde
Jefferson
Ade
Sultan of Sulu
Kitty
Helen Byron
Critia
Alabama State Documents Report of fiscal year receipts
Secretary of state reports $5135.15 total receipts from sale of acts supreme court reports and related documents. Figures include commissions patents amendments to charter school in corporations copies and seals supreme court reports acts several years, Clay's Digest and codes. Also notes Deputy Insurance Commissioner Ac. Bexton is out of the city. Walter L Fleming publishes A Documentary History of Reconstruction. Americus First Baptist church cancels bonded debt and prepares dedication. Fuplow Lawn Baptist church also clears debt and will be dedicated in October.
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Montgomery
Ala
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Bexton
Cullman
Walter L Fleming
West Virginia University
Thomas M. Owen
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Americus
First Baptist Church of
Vanderbilt Cup Auto Races On Long Island Tomorrow
Jefferson De Mont Thompson, chairman of the Vanderbilt Cup committee, announced today that the automobile cup races over the Long Island course will take place as scheduled tomorrow. He said the course will be in fair condition unless rainfall worsens, and weather will not cancel the event.
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New York
Jefferson DeMont Thompson
Long Island
Thompson
Lynching threats and assault reported in Virginia
An arrest in Suffolk Virginia prompts lynching threats with a suspect named Underwood after a 10 year old girl Lois Langford is attacked near her home. The assailant fled into nearby woods and is believed to face lynching if captured. Nearby reports detail boll weevil progress and a parasitism approach to delay spread in other states.
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Suffolk
Vic
Myrtle
Underwood
Lois Langford
W. J Langford
Witle
Cuba's Foreign Trade Reaches 200 Million Annually
A government bulletin on Cuba's foreign commerce shows total trade exceeding 200 million dollars per year. Imports total about 96 million, exports roughly 104 million, with the United States supplying about 48 percent of imports and taking 86 percent of exports. Sugar leads at 65 million, tobacco and fruits also figure, while cotton goods, breadstuffs, meat, machinery, and iron products comprise other notable categories.
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Washington
Bureau of Atetistics
Department of Commerce and Labor Today
Cuba
United States
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