The Graond Grand to Host Reeves and Gordon Act
At the Grand the troupe led by George M. Cohen will present a Broadway style program featuring Beet Welch as lead, with Frances Gordon as Plaim Mary, next Monday and Tuesday plus a matinee. The Bijou offers Strang and a strong company in New York Town, praised for high production quality and fashioning a family friendly policy. At the Life theater, the Lyric opens tomorrow with heavy advance reservations and expected strong demand as the audience capacity nears full. The Orpheum features Casselli’s trained chihuahua act, Patriche’s painting act, LeClair impersonations, and other acts, with a full bill to debut Monday September 9, in a renovated, refinished venue under Manager Weiss.
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Graond
George M. Cohen
Broadway
Beet Welch
M Frances Gordon
Plaim Mary
Orpheum
Severman
Mire
Casselli
Atlanta
Grea
Fatrice
Harry’ LeClair
Areao
Macart
Scanfe
Mon- Gay
Weiss
Railroads plan reduced fares for political gatherings
Chicago September 15 Railroads in the Central Passenger Association territory will offer round trip single fares for political gatherings this fall. Most states in the territory have 2 cent fare laws, so rates will generally be about 1 cent per mile with a 50 cent minimum and no attendance minimum. The plan applies to trips within 150 miles. The Lyceum Shin is mentioned as a note in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Central Territory
Lyceeme Shin
Bules
Tyceum
Labor Unions Protests Read in Georgia Convict Lease Fight
Georgia labor groups press for abolition of the convict lease system. Letters and resolutions from the State Federation of Labor and local councils urge legislators to end leasing, with towns like Avanta Augusta Rome and Waycross forwarding protests and citizens of Atlanta backing abolition.
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Georgia
B. Lee Smith
State Federation of Labor
Ben Lee Smith
Georgia Federation
Avanta
General Assembly of Georgia
Workingmen of
Federation of Labor
Macon
Dune
EB. Lem Smith
Ow. C. Puckett
Augusta
Atlanta
Augusta Central Trades Council
Lawa
DB O'Connell
Augusta Central Labor Council
Aira
Waycross
B. Lea Smith
Mall. i
Ware County
We Central Labor Union
Reme
Georgia Federation of Labor
Iease
W. L. Funderburk
Rome Central Cabar Union
Atlante
Folowing
General Assembly of ‘Georgia
Ant
George Muse George
Ing
McHinney
Bikeran
Ley
Charles
Barman
Genigsoe
List of names appears in historic registry or roster
A long sequence of personal names and initials fills the passage, showing numerous individuals such as Saunders, Jacob W, Patterson Frank M, Inman J RB Whitman, Frank 8, Eilis R E, and many others. The fragment reads like a roster or membership list without additional context, titles, dates, or actions.
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John F
E.G. Willingham
W. ML. Kirkpatric Austin
Courtland Swimn
Rett
R. F. Shedden
W. ‘C.” Ashford
M. T. Lalatte
B.A. Hartsock
H.M. Atkingen
W. DB. Manley
A. P. Coles
CE. Currier
E.R. DuBose
John J. ‘Ragan
H. §. Johnson
EC. Calloway
R. J. Guinn
Samuel ‘A. Carrier
Richard Orme Flinn
Thomas P. Hinman
F. Plane
Frank Hawking
W. Woods White
H. J. Crumley
W. A. Simpson
Th. Mf. ‘Willett
Floyd W. McRae
H. A. Etheridge
Ernest C. Kontz
Hudson Moore
W. B. Hammond
Arnold Brovies
W.C. Mansfield
M. M. Davies
BR. M. Blount
John Brice
C. McHar
Britan
B. Wey
Ggietree
Harriman backs higher freight rates to aid weak railways
New York Sept 18 E H Harriman after seven weeks away from rail operations says western lines benefited from good weather and strong stocks, endorses rate increases to help weaker railroads, criticizes existing Interstate Commerce laws as a hindrance and calls for repealing Sherman era provisions for transportation firms.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific System
Southern Pacific Railway
Harriman
Werckhan
Way Out From Weakness to Power Through Food Route
A worker recalls indigestion and fatigue at a busy store job. After trying a breakfast of Grape-Nuts and Postum cream and stewed fruit, he reports steady energy, improved appetite, and clearer thinking. The letter touts the product and urges readers to consider Postum for better mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Westville
Ile
Bowen
Republican Candidate Replies to Bryan Letter Controversy
Cincinnati Ohio September 15 Judge Tare dismissed any call for further interview from Mr Bryan in the Roosevelt Taft letter dispute. He stated he would address the question in public speeches if it reappears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Bryan
Calla
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Davison-Paxon-Stokes,Co
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Sain Directoire
Wik-And
Soliennes
Charles Howard
Family Playhouse
Sans Age
Tomiorrow
Noman
Clinchfield Coal
Remington Typewriter
Wahl
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Peachtree, St
Newepa Pre
Archive
Gor. PN Ae
Syra
Henry Agatham
Bradley
Fainters’ Union
N. S. Rogers
Carpenters’ Union
Peirce
Spain
Cuba
Mexico
Record Bidg
Philadelphia, Pa
Wesleyan College
Geor
Eestphore
Dupont Guerry
Seorgia School OF Technology
J. N. G. Nisbit
Georgia School of Technology
King Bee
J. K. Orr Shoe CO
GA. Howell
Mary A. Howell
Piromta’ H. Hell
Edgewood Avenue
East
Land Company
A. Howell
Henry Holland
Sistrunk
Foundry Street
Eliza Holmes
Saille Holmes
Arthur Holmes
Alls Herrington
Sintrunk
Mra
F. A. Ott
Atlanta Banking and Bavinga Company
Cooper Street
Alea’ B. Heard
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Vine Street
Ed. Baker
Auinta Benking and Savinan Company
Mary Street
Mortzage
Powne
Knight
Foater
HH. Miles
Grant Street
Herman W. Steiner
Benjamin Fald
Thomas J. Wilson
Caphel Avenue
Walter Quey Ashley
Skate Ashlay
Ormerard Agenus
Jamies
M. Brawner
A. Sherrill
Peachtree
James K. Wire
Fitchugh Knox
Peachtree Street
MM. R. Hicks
W.B. Disbro
Inton Wilson
Vince
Taft
Shumakear
Scholm
Ie Proprietora Iu
MT Emtita
GA Oldewe Anassreest Business College
Akay Pereen
VIA
Indianapolis
LaFayette
Southern Ry, Q. & C
Smith,t. P. A
Atlanta, Ga
L. Mitchell
G. A. P. Dept
Chattanooga, Tenn
G. P.O
Waterman Bistitute
Lexington Ave
Niewspa Pew
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