Social News Notes From Kingston to Atlanta Circulated
Local social items list visits and guest stays across Georgia and nearby areas. Names include Mrs oy C Roltiss of Kingston. Miss Virgil Lipscomb. Captain and Mrs Jack Hayes. Mrs John Raine. Mrs Mary Hullouaan. Mr and Mrs Preston Arkwright. Miss Elizabeth Edge. Mrs Dowdell Brown. and Charles Richardson. Events mention visitors to Fort McPherson, Camp Perry, and Lake Eat, travels to Atlantic City and New York, births, and hospitality at the Georgian Terrace and other locations.
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Darl
Tele
Clarkatas
Virgil'a Lipscomb
Ssovillea Sehoal
New York
Jack Hayes
Ron Jack
Fort McPherson
Camp Perry
Vics
Frank D
Thuredan
NH Hodeon
Athens
No OH Clarke
Beaton
Mra T
Johnson
Savannah
Preston Arkwright
Fast Lake
Pressip D Yates
Charles Richardson
Yates
Julie Richardson
Ragar P Brantly
Blackshearlo
Georgian Terrace
JT Craghes
Texaway
Tate Spring
RH Jones Jr
Robert Barrivon Jones
Jone
Kate Watta
How to Absorb an Unlovely Complexion
A compact guide from Town Talk on cosmetic tricks to transform aged or faded skin. It promotes wax and emollients as a daily absorbent treatment and suggests a home lotion blending powdered sandalwood with witch hazel to smooth wrinkles, claiming visible results within a week.
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Phyllis Moore
Florida physician arrested in Atlanta case summary
Dr L M Harrison a physician from St Petersburg Florida was arrested by detectives in Atlanta on charges of cheating and swindling. He is held at police headquarters and to be sent back to Columbus Columbus Ga authorities arrive from that city to take custody.
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L M Harrison
St Petersburg
Columbus
Two Blacks Indicted for Jewel Theft in Austell Building
Preston and Calle Fleming, indicted yesterday by a grand jury for burglary, allegedly stole $831 worth of jewelry and a pistol from F W Russell of 1 Austell building on August 5. Articles include diamond rings, a ruby emerald ring set, a heavy gold bracelet, turquoise locket, and a Smith & Wesson pistol. Both men held under $1,200 bonds.
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Preston
Calle Fleming Tegroce
F W Russel
Austell
Smith & Wesson
Cotton Pickers Busy Thomzarilla After Rain Breaks
Rains that threatened crop work have ceased and bright sun returns. Cotton has opened up, boosting picker activity as crews race to harvest before more bad weather could return. Thomzarilla reports busy fields on September 9 special edition coverage.
Life of Preacher Was Given in Vain
Calhoun Georgia September 9 Special R L Worley a farmer living three miles from Calhoun died today from injuries after a 26% foot well fall while cleaning the shaft Gas suffocation caused unconsciousness and a skull fracture cost him his life Rev W A Bail a Baptist minister died earlier in a failed rescue attempt Both men about 40 and married Funeral for Rev Hall conducted by Rev L Beith in Calhoun attended by large crowds
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Calhoun
R. L. Worley
W A Bail
Worley
Rev Hall
3R L Beith
United States warns Dominican rebels in emphatic dispatch
Washington reports that James M Sullivan and Charles Hathaway left for Santo Domingo to tell Dominican revolutionists backing Bordas that the United States does not sympathize with their efforts. Sullivan will protect customs houses under American supervision as Des Moines heads toward Puerto Plata to deter hostilities and keep U.S. interests safe.
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Washington
James M Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Charles Hathaway
Puerto Plata
Puerto Flats
United States
Bordas
State Department
Conan
Key West
Sullivan
Republic
Des Moines
Tuerto Plaza Tate
Navy Department
Andrew T Long
Government probes loan to Chicago railways syndicate
Washington September 9 Secretary McRae denied reports that the National City bank of Chicago was vindicated by the Treasury investigation into a 44 million loan to Chicago traction interests. He said the inquiry is not finished and previous statements were unauthorized and incorrect. The investigation has not concluded and no decision has been rendered.
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Washington
Mushdoo Fh
National City Bank of Cwn
Trensh
Chi ' Oago Traction
Government 5
Starele
Treasury Department
Hogarth of
Chicago
City Bank
Vanderlip Samuel Weoberts
McRaee
Chicago Railways Syndicate
Ultra Vires
Homarth
Georgian Convicted of White Slavery in Alabama Case
Montgomery September 9 La mar O Kellar of Savannah Ga was convicted on two minor counts of violating the Mann slave law. Judge Sheppard set punishment at thirty days in jail and a $300 fine. Kellar and H R Zipperer took Annie May Lee and Franke Cowart to Montgomery and registered as married. Zipperer, who posted bond, was recently killed in Savannah while cranking an automobile.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lamar O Kellar
Savannah
Mann
Sheppard
Kellar
H R Zipperer
Annie May Lee
Franke Cowart
Zipperer
Savannah Hotel Best in the South
The citizens of Savannah funded a lion’s share to erect Hotel Savannah on the site of the old Screven House in the city center. It matches New York standards with attractive furnishings and modern conveniences and offers lower rates, attracting traveling men and promising growing patronage under Newcomb Hotel Company management.
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Marlborough-Blenheim
37Th Street
Marlborough
Broadway
New York
Fenn D L. & W
Erie
Grang Central Ea
Savannah
New Yorks
Screven
the Newcomb Hotel Company
J A
J Newcomb
Ita High
Rome Officials Attacked In Council
In Rome on September 9, city council met behind closed doors and passed a resolution requiring department heads to obtain chairman approval of requisitions before orders are honored. The policy, initially naming only the superintendent of public works T H Boot, expanded to allege favoritism, high prices, and commissions across departments, drawing discontent from officers who call it unnecessary and unjust.
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Rome
T H Boot
Rome Officers Arrest Pretty Alabama Girl
Rome officers arrest a 17 year old Alabama girl held at request of her Jackson ville father. She is taken into custody with 28 year old Mrs Wary Smith. The father plans to prosecute the elder woman for kidnapping and accuses her of inducing his daughter to leave home.
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Rome
Cora Jenkins
Alabama
Jacksonvile Ala
Linde
Wary Smith
Jenking
Hawkins Widow Recants Husband Claim In Columbus Case
Mrs Lagzia Hawkins of Lindale admits Luther Hawkins the youth shot in Columbus for a debt was not her husband. She had written for a full description of the dead man and concluded the man was not her missing spouse who left after four days of marriage in March 1912.
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Rome
Lagzia Hawkins
Lindale
Luther Hawkins
Baill Wills
Columbus
Corkie
Once Fearless Officer Now Wanted at Rome
Pore Cn September 9 Special reports craft levies upon the belongings of former Palliff Ott Hendrix of Lindale who fled with his family leaving unpaid debts. Hendrix, a feared officer, was known for carrying two pistols and had prior trouble for using them.
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Palliff Ott Hendrix
Lindale
Pallif
Rome City Officials Must Pay Their Debts Rule
Rome city council last night enacted an ordinance requiring all city employees to pay their honest debts. The measure provides dismissal as a penalty upon proof that a debt has been demanded and refused after appropriate city council action.
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Rome
City Council
Americus Alfalfa Day Links Education and Growth
Americus on September 3 marks Alfalfa Day a campaign to educate growers in hay and feed production. A Department of Agriculture representative from Washington will instruct on alfalfa growth and handling with invited speakers from Baltimore and Atlanta. Chamber directors also voted to send a delegation to the Georgia chamber meeting in Macon on September 16.
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Americus
Georgia
Sumter
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Richard H Edmonds
Baltimore
Charles J Hadon
Atlanta
Contempt of Public Juror Punishment in San Francisco
In San Francisco, Maury I Diggs and Drew Caminetti face no sentence tomorrow before Judge William G Van Fleet as Special Assistant Attorney General Theodore Rocha seeks continuances to Monday. Rocha aims to finish all related cases first, delaying any sentencing. The government will not press contempt against juror Heister, who said he did not deem Caminetti guilty and voted to save attorney fees. his punishment is public contempt, not jury impeachment of its verdict.
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San Francisco
Cal
Maury I Diggs
Drew Caminetti
William G van Fleet
Theodore Rocha
Roche
Harris Diggs
Heister
Caminetti
Attorn
Round Trip Fare to Chattanooga from Atlanta in 1913
W. and A.B. R. will sell round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga and return for trains leaving Atlanta at 8 35 a m Thursday September 21 1913 good returning not later than train arriving Atlanta 7 35 p m Saturday September 13 1913. C B Har General Passenger Agent.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
C. BE
Explorers of Arctic Murder by Eskimos
A tale from Chesterfield Suniet via Hudson Bay steamer claims Ottawa's George Street and American HV Radford were killed by Eskimos two years ago after a conflict at Schultz Lake while en route to Bathurst Inlet. Police investigators were sent after the hearsay reached Chesterfield.
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Stawre
George Street
Ottawa
HV Radford
Chesterfold Suniet
Hudson Bay
Street
Radford
Chesterfield Inlet
Schultz Lake
Bathurst Inlet
Arctic Ocean
Mounted Police
Chesterfeld
Barnett and family perished in storm near Pamlico Sound
Elizabeth City NC reports a boat carrying Will Barnett and his family from Buxton to Hyde county was found bottom side up in Pamlico Sound. No survivors or traces of the party, including Barnett wife and children, have been located despite search efforts following last week’s storm. The family had departed on the return trip before the storm.
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Elizabeth City
N C
Will Barnett
Buxton
Hyde County
Pamlico Sound
Barnett
Damage suits against Coast Line top Waycross docket
Waycross September 3 special by filing a $10 000 damage suit against the Atlanta Coast Line the total pending damage suits against the railroad at this term of city court reach $45 900. One suit is for $25 000 and two are for $10 000. The latest is by J W Hooks seeking damages for alleged improper medical operation at Coast Lines hospital. He claims internal complications and that doctors operated on the opposite side.
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Waycross
Sptember
Atlanta Coast Line
J W Hooks
Coast Tines Hospital
Unique suit filed in Waycross court
In Waycross a bankruptcy trustee for the estate of Phil Morris of Douglas files suit against the Coast Line railroad. The trunk holding merchandise valued at 300 is alleged to be undelivered by the railroad baggage agent. The case seeks delivery of the trunk and may be heard next week.
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Waycross
J J Rodgers
Phil Morris
Douglas
Coast Line
Nave
Rodgers
Bodgers
Norcross Schools Open With Record Registration
Norcross public school opens the 1913 1914 scholastic year with the largest registration in its history. More room will be necessary. The same strong faculty as last year leads the effort.
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Norcross Wa
Norcross
Thomasville Public School Opens With Record Attendance
Thomasville will begin fall term on Monday September 15 with the largest anticipated attendance in school history. Superintendent Duncan will lead the same staff as last year and implement a new book rental fee system for pupils.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Public School
Duncan
Oliver in prison escape fight continues in Georgia
Albany Ga September 9 a notable case of Oliver alias L G Harding the Climax Ga bank wrecker and bigamist who was released from the Lee county chain gang days ago fights to avoid transfer to Mississippi authorities. His lawyers filed habeas corpus arguing mistaken identity and invalid requisition papers. Judge Jones will hear at noon tomorrow. If moved to Mississippi he faces reimprisonment and a new escape charge.
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Albany
Oliver
L. G Harding
Climax
Lee County
Mississippi
Georgia
Morgan County
Slaton
United States
Tarver
Olver
Birmingham
Cruger Westbrook
Alabama
Mississaippi
Walters
H A. Peacock
City Court of Albany
Clayton Jones
State Penitentiary
23 Seismic Shocks Put Collier on Run
New Orleans September 9 Twenty three earthquake shocks within 24 hours of Guatemala City disrupted the American diplomatic service forcing AN Collier the newly appointed secretary of the legation to leave his post He and Mrs Collier said the nerve wracking experience in Guatemala and the night of August 30 and dating August 32 when the city felt the effects of twenty three distinct earthquakes led to his departure.
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New Orleans
Guatemala City
Legation
Mtr
Collier
Washington
New Orleana
Guatemala
Mra. Collier
Shocks Mr Collier Linked to American Embassy
Shocks arise as details place Mr Collier formerly attached to the American embassy at Fonion, raising questions about his earlier postings and potential connections within the diplomatic service.
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Collier
St Fonion
Mrs Rivers Praises Cardui After Long Illness
A Mineral Springs Arkansas woman writes that Cardui relieved ten years of constant illness, pain, and weakness. She shares dramatic weight gain from 101 to 117 pounds, plans to reach 135, and urges other women with womanly troubles to try Cardui. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises the remedy with a free home treatment booklet.
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Mineral Springs Ark
Cardus
Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Tenn
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Sus Zizapath Butler
Mary Dalenis
Oy C Roltiss
Kingston
Mary Hullouaan
Mra
Pitty
James A. Mon
Oh Ball
Adel Ga
Mry
Young, Jr
Foct McPherson
Meg — Hilley
The
National Gash Register Company
Chattanoogas
Fema i
Thomas P Hinman
Mik Thommas Corrigan
Fronew
Yorks
Rd Prestey
Grantiakier
Charles
Wary Fryefhert
St Mark College
Greer
Furgoe
Phe
Dore
Orleant
Hema
Willams
West Ent Avenue
Parks
Highlands
Wat
Atlantic City
Boston
Maisé
John
Raine Wil
Thorndey
WW Exapa
Lexington
Semt ‘Hodis
Eat Lake War and Line
Hom Catentes
Eleventh Street
Lee Lawman
Misé
Idaline Lawman
Mra Murra Macks
Agnes Rossisn
Helen Louise
Deeat View Va
Norfolk
Vitor H Keleyshaber
Grady Rowpttal
Mra Dowdell Brown
Pensacola
Elizabeth Edge
Him
Corner
Peachtres Sires
Stewart Howard
Lynchburg
Thas
Georgia Terrace
Alexander
Bretton
Florida
Gary
National Toilet Company
Forts
Tem
Irarlgoough-Blenheim Hotel CO
Pt Mel
Holland House
Hirth Avenue
Cuy
America
Vola
Pater
Bedroswe
Patlor
D.q0o Stack
Savannah Hotel
BEST
South
L Hawkins
Arctic
Waycross Court
Seaboard
Bepterben
Old Depot
Matter
Cardut
Atlanta Coffee Mills Co
Eureka
Atco
Edgewood Avenue
Atlanta Gas Light Co
King Steel
King Hardware Company
Whitehall
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