Atlanta Woman's Club opens new administration with plans
The Atlanta Woman's Club held its annual meeting with large attendance. Mrs Hampton Douglas, newly elected president, outlined the year’s program focusing on self culture and usefulness. Other reports highlighted library expansion, education committee work, and social events, including bridge gatherings and society notices of members and guests.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Hampton Douglas
Womans Club
Woman 4
Bourne Jones
3. W. Lee
Frank Wood- Tuff
Nti Peters Binck
Hind
Schorl
Stewart
Gireen Mild
Howe
Mia Teerge
Elinman
Ham O
New York
Real Thing Vanilla and Beef Averages Highlight Week
The Real Thing. Use Blue Ribbon Vanilla and you get the real vanilla extract made from the finest vanilla beans. Suitt & Co reports fresh beef sales in Atlanta for the week ending Saturday October 9 averaged 6.80 cents per pound.
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Suitt & Co
Atlanta
One Week as Conductor Ends Preacher’s Pastorate
Lawrence Kan October 11 Reverend H Carrick resigned from North Lawrence Presbyterian church to become a street car conductor saying ministers cannot earn an honest living and that wealthy church leaders pressure pastors. He quit ringing up fares in view of riders after one week as an honest conductor and plans to conduct evangelistic services eastward.
Appropriate Gifts in Wedding Choices
The couple emphasizes careful selection of cut glass and silver gifts aligned with demand and personal stamp. Each piece reflects individual taste, making the gift an ideal personal statement.
Debutant May Atkinson tops society gathering in fashion
At the Medmont Driving Club dinner dance May Atkinson drew notice for beauty and style as she plans a formal debut this fall. Mrs Tiamya McKeldin and Mrs Emile Laurson stood out in elegant gowns while guests included Mrs John Marshall Slaton and Miss Frances Nunnally among others. Announcement also notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss Anne Clanton Phinizy to Mr Schuyler Mau ree Leggett, a major social event.
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Anne
Habersham
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Savannas
Atlanta
Nam Frigleaus
Atrece
Emile Harrison
Pernbank
Athens
Thorn
Misa Ifelen Thorn
New York
Philadelphia
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Stephen Yeandle
RSC
Medmont
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Harry M Atkingson
Mra Tiamya McKeldin
Tennessee
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Kiser
Mr. Connally
Milas Nielson
Miss Ladson
Mra Emile Laurson
Laurson
Mills
Campbell
Peters
Mra Laurean
Mary Thomas
Ragan
John Marshall Slaton
Milton Dargan
Frances Nunnally
James H Nunnally
Europe
Miss Nunally
East
Anne Clanton Phinl 2
Augusta
Schuyler Mauree Leggett
Phinizy
Leggett
McCarn Receives Threats Over Liquor Prosecutions
Nashville Tenn October 11 Attorney General Jeff McCarn says anonymous letters threaten his life and that letters were sent to his wife related to prosecutions of alleged liquor law violators in the county.
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McCarn
Nashville, Tenn
Jeff McCarn
Fatal clash near Barton leaves Clarke dead
In Tuscumbia area, October 11, a quarrel between Charles Clarke and Tom Barrett 10 miles west of Tuscumbia led to Clarke being fatally shot. Barrett fled the scene. Clarke’s wife is said to reside in Iuka Mississippi.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Barton
Charles Clarke
Tom Barrett
Clarke
Barrett
Iuka
Misa
Boats Frozen in River Impede Fairbanks Trade
In Fairbanks Alaska the Tanana River navigation was halted by freezing ice trapping several steamers and leaving a thousand tons of freight inaccessible until May. Two steamers carrying stamp feeders for the Iditarod district lie frozen in the stream. The freezing may leave vessels in danger at ice breakup next spring.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tanane River
Central of Georgia expands Macon locomotive repair plant
Rapid work on locomotive engines at the Central railway terminal in Macon inaugurates a full repair plant including shops for blacksmithing and car work. Anderson Averoper 11 inch complies with Judge Pritchard order. property of the Anderson Traction Company to be sold at auction with an upset price of 175000. The company owns eighteen miles of city and interurban track and equipment.
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Macon
Central
Anderson
Pritchard
Anderson Traction Company
Wright sets air circle speed record in drizzle
In College Park Maryland on October 13 Wilbur Wright flew a complete circle in seven and three fifths seconds at about thirty five miles per hour The 250 foot circle was likely the smallest ever made by a flying machine Wright notes the previous best was about one minute He flew in drizzling rain and called his machine not a wet weather bird Ansley Park Sale scheduled for 2:30 this afternoon See page 10.
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Wilbur Wright
Wright
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