Waxelbaum Dies in Chicago After Summer Trip
E A Waxelbaum, a well known local business man, died in Chicago after a summer rest away with his wife. He left Macon for New Turk and Michigan before heading to Chicago, with letters from his wife to friends describing his illness and departure.
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Brown House
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A Warelbaum
Chisago
Waxelbaum
New Turk
Michigan
Chicago
Farry
Lame
Funeral set for Macon business leader amid community loss
A Macon businessman, born Osnezo NY in 186? and long a pillar of Waxelbaim & Brothers, died recently. He arrived in Macon in 1888, built a varied career, and leaves a lasting impact on the town’s commerce and social circles. Funeral arrangements are being prepared as the community mourns.
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Bentier Gates
le Tran
Osnezo
Macon
Bu Inesons Deatr
Dry Gon
Brothe
Tie
Sayea
Asti
Renmnesaw
Seid Mason
Kengesaw Resaurant
Fou
Newghbo
Pace
Bi Ney Management
Reception Tendered To Deaf Mates Of City
A reception was held at Higwand Avenue for the deaf Mates of Atlanta and Mr and Mrs Walter Beneistan. The couple Christian wed in Chattanooga on the 3d instant. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wood West, Mr and Mrs Wade H Daves, Margaret Wagble, Alla Groom, Anne Philips, Belle Long, Ed Maine, Leonard Dickerson, and George Christian with his daughters. The gathering celebrated the bride's homecoming with warm wishes and numerous presents.
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Atlanta
Walter Beneistan
Higwand Avenue
Wood West
Mire Wade H Daves
Margaret Wagble
Anne Philips Belle Long
Maine
Leonard Dickerson
Mill & Gnoidsom
Henry Bigor
George Christian
Mwe
Crussetie
The Brides Choice of Gifts Ad
The Bride's Choice of Gifts offers silver, fine china and crystal pieces for gift buyers. Compare qualities and prices to find offerings that satisfy.
Labor Day Police Cases Hit Eighty Four
Chief Jennings reported eighty four police cases over Labor Day from Odak yesterday to midnight. Sixteen were drunk. eleven were white men and one a white woman. The rest involved disorderly conduct, marking an unusually quiet holiday but about twice the typical daily total.
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Jennings
First Annual Convention of Supervisory Postal Employees
The National Association of Supervisory Postal Employees met in Louisville for its first annual convention with about one hundred delegates. Sessions considered organization by laws, aims to improve department heads’ conditions, promote uniform methods, and debated adding a clause to seek higher salaries, which sparked protest from some delegates wary of its impact on the postal service.
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National Association of Supervisor, Postal Employees
Noted specialist’s suicide shocks New York firm
Dr Con Brooks a Portland Maine cancer specialist, known as a notable figure, killed himself with a subtle drug at the Mills Hotel. Earlier, last Saturday, he attempted self harm in the rectory of Holy Innocents, West Twenty Sixth Street, after priests and a hotel detective intervened and paid for his room.
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New York
Con Brooks
Portland Maine
Wills Hotel
Wan
Tianel Madden
Dr Brooks
Mills Hotel
Regatta on the Potomac crowns Potomacs in nine teenth annual race
Washington September 7 The ninth annual regatta of the Middle States Pooling Association was held on the Potomac under Potomac River Regatta Association auspices with fine weather. The Junior eight title went to the Potomacs of Washington led by Arand el of Baltimore second. The Senior eight race saw New York Athletic Club edge Potomac by four seconds. Closest finish was between Nonpareils of New York and West Philadelphias with a 1 2 five second margin. Virginia Boat Club of Richmond entered junior events but had no victory. Foreign crews did not place ahead of home rowers.
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Regate of the Middle States
Potomacs
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Baltimas
New York
Hitchcock to Take Up West Virginia Situation
New York dispatch reports the Republican National Committee will discuss the West Virginia gubernatorial nomination to unite the two factions before the presidential election. Chairman Hitchcock plans to review the special committee report and potential settlement options, aiming to suspend hostilities and avoid another convention drive until after the election.
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Republican National Committee
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National Committee
Georgia Lobbying in School Book Debate Targets McMichael
A Georgia writer in the Sunday Constitution accuses E H McMichael and a Maynard Merrill & Co lobby of pressuring legislators over school book adoption. The piece alleges improper influence on the legislature, cites Tallahassee visits, and warns Georgia readers to watch for further disclosures on lobbyists and a looming costly battle over book procurement.
Georgia Education meddling blamed on book publishers and officials
A writer accuses State School Commissioner Pound and the Georgia Educational Association of allowing school book publishers to unduly influence Georgia public schools. He cites conflicts over the We Michael Bill to reorganize the State Board of Education and notes letters from Ginn & Co agents to educators. The piece argues country schools suffer under university and town dominance and calls for rural Georgians to scrutinize and resist elite control.
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Georgia Educational Association
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E Merrill Co
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Merritt
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Merrit
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State School Commissioners Office
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Gibson
Smith
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Jong Dah
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Quatzy
Claude Giex
Hema County
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Muscogee County
Petts
Fayette
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Fannin County
Georgia School Book Commission
Schoess
Po & Duffey
Jonesboro
Senate Names New Committee Amid Long Session
The Senate held a two hour session appointing a fourth committee to confer with the House on the convict lease question. Senator Born introduced a substitute as talks with the House continued. A conference committee reported it could reach agreement and sought discharge. President Pisat named Senators Barm er, Walden and Henderson to act on the conference.
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House of Represencates
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Chambee
Pisat
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Seaboard schedules revised to save time next Sunday
Seaboard changes take effect Sunday September 12 improving routes between Birmingham Atlanta and Washington New York with faster trains. Train No 32 to New York departs Atlanta at 1220 PM and arrives 245 PM New York time, 145 PM Atlanta time. Dining car extended to Jersey City. Additional through car service from Memphis and Birmingham to the west via Atlanta. New through connections between Leda town and Atlanta with revised departure times.
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