Stampede Tickets Sell Fast for Lyceum Course
Atlanta crowds rushed to buy season tickets for the Auditorium Lyceum Course as seats quickly disappeared. Demand came from businesses and schools statewide, with emphasis on Cornell University Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs and speaker George Wendling.
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Lyceum
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Mme Jeanne Jomelll
Corsoll
Geven
Audiorium Lyceum
Audhorium Lyceum
Nepantons
Itis
Atlanta
Pailhos &Yews
Cade Plana
Russell Bridges
Tiften
Maconanaes
Rome
Cornell University
Georgia man dead seeking mother in Nacogdoches
Thomas Thrash, son of Tanac Thrash Jr of Meriwether county Georgia, died in Nacogdoches Texas about a week ago. Efforts to locate his mother Mrs Dolly Thrash have so far failed.
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Dolly Thrash
Meriwether County
Nacogdoches
Texan
Thomas Thrash
Tanac Thrash
Renrgia
Exers
Fatalities rise in Alabama coal mines report
Birmingham reports increasing deaths in Alabama coal mines with twenty fatal accidents since June 9 due to rock and coal falls. The year tally reaches eighty eight deaths, up from sixty nine at the same point last year, with warnings against unsafe dynamite use.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Yspector
E.ote Flynn
Autumnal Jewelry and Gathered Autumn Fashions Displayed
A shop offers the newest autumnal jewelry and gifts. Decorative gowns hats and finery accompany silver pieces and other gifts for autumn weddings. The display emphasizes fresh items and high quality offerings for the season.
Sponsor and maids named for Cavalry
Athens Ga September 20 Special Major W B Conway names the sponsor and maids of honor for the Georgia cavalry brigade during the approaching reunion Miss Louise DuRore sponsor Maids of honor Mattie Wilson Du Rnee Camilla McWhorter Jeanne Hunnicutt Anna B. Davis Annie B. Phinizy Tda Dorsey Kathe Dearing Lalage Darwin Anna Coats Benedict Isabelle Thomas Sarah Cobb Mal Line Deadwyler Helen McMahan Mary Dozinr Miriam Pope Michael If Tieed Restless Horsford s Acid Phosphate TL quiets and strengthens the nerves and brain and induces refreshing sleep.
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Athens
W. BR. Conway
John &. Prasher
Georgia Cavalry Brigade
Cronsor
Miss Louise DuRore
Mattie Wilson DuRnee
Camilla McWhorter
Jeanne Hunnicutt
Anon B. Davis
Annie B. Phinizy
Train Wreck Near Little Rock Injures Several Men
A Tron Mountain passenger train No. 103 wrecked a mile and a half southwest of Ferrell, 19 miles south of Little Rock, at 42 o clock last night. Engineer Robert J Yoost of Argenta sustained serious injuries. fireman William R Avery and Frank Young the mail clerk and baggage master also injured with varying severity. an unknown man perhaps fatally injured.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ferrell
Robert 3. Yoost
Olive Street
Argenta
William R. Avery
Moss Street
Frank Young
Tragic drowning finds two victims at Fort Salonga
In Northport L I September 20 the bodies of Mrs. Mary Granville and her infant son were found in a pond at Fort Salonga. Mrs. Granville had drowned herself and the child after leaving home Sunday morning while husband and three daughters slept.
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Northport
L. 1
Mary Granville
Fort Salonga
Carib Towed to Shelter Near Cape Hatteras
The Clyde Line steamer Carib anchored off Cape Hatteras with engine trouble last night and was towed to shelter today. She then proceeded to her destination, South Port, North Carolina, later.
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Beaufort
N. C
Clyde Line
Cape Hatteras
South Port
Hold Conference on Tax Question in Louisville
Four day international conference opens in Louisville with chief executives from many states to discuss taxation. Notable attendees include Lawrence Purdy of New York City and A C Pleydell of the New York Tax Reform Association. Discussions cover uniform taxation and its impact on governance and commerce.
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Louisvie
Lowisville
Iifa
Unilon
Lawrence Purdy
Department of Taxes and Assessments
New York City
International Tax Association
A. C. Pleydell
New York Tax Reform Association
Pleydell
Ilka Pennsylvania
New York
Kentucky
Senators Name New President
At a Montgomery stockholders meeting G. B. Joseph was chosen president replacing R. J. Chambers. Joseph named Ed Greminger manager for the next season and will assemble a new team. Control of the club shifted to Mien uni THis with three fourths of stock. Board reduced to five members. Several drafts eyed on lower class players. Team in debt this season.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Bail Club
G. B. Joseph
Chonan
R. J. Chambers
Joseph
Ed Greminger
Mien Uni
W. A. Bellingraft
K. B. Joseph
Richard Tillis
J. Mohr
R. H. Jones
Sleeper for Thomasville Open at Union Station Tonight
A sleeper car for Thomasville, Ga., via A B and A is placed in Union Station at 9 p.m. and open for occupancy immediately. The train departs at 11 10 p.m.
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Thomasville
Union Station
Ottawa Pastor Arrest Case Divides Wife and District
The wife of Rev. Wallace M. Bruchey, pastor and editor of Williamsburg Kansas, forgives her husband for alleged enticement of a 16 year old girl, Miss Lorena Sutherland. Bruchey is jailed in Ottawa after being brought from Waukegan Illinois with the girl who attended his Sunday school. She plans to stand by him in his trial while noting bitterly the girl’s alleged actions and claims he befriended her in Chicago and Waukegan.
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Ottawa
Kan
Waukegan
Wallace M. Bruchey
Williamsburg
Lorena Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Rev. Stuckey
Chicago
Stuckey
Blackmail Ring Tugs Opera Singers for Applause
New York detectives were retained to break up an alleged blackmail ring that extorted money from opera singers by demanding payment for applause. Metropolitan and Manhattan opera houses confirmed singers were pressured to pay to avoid being hissed, with kissed consequences for nonpayment. Managers vow to end the practice.
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New York
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera Houses
Race for Mayor Reaches Warm Stage in Macon
Brown House Macon Ga September 30 Special Citizens witness high tension in municipal politics as Mayor A L Miller urges re election and aims to extend waterworks control to sixty thousand residents. Mass meeting planned at city auditorium with Judge John Ross and Alderman Ellsworth Hall speaking in Miller’s candidacy. Supporters of Hon Johan T Moore conduct organized, quiet campaign with strong backing. Expectations rise for a lively, cross party contest in Macon as the vote nears.
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City Auditorium
John Ross
Ellsworth Hall
Miller
Johan T. Moore
Frianda
Moore
Macon
Dunnington Case This Afternoon in Ridley Court
The committal hearing of R. E. B. Dunnington, ex inmate of a lunatic asylum, who attacked Massey Reporting Agency manager W. Massey, is set for this afternoon at 3 30 in Ridley's court. Massey asked for deferral until Richmond county officers arrive, per Chief Jennings.
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R. E B. Dunnington
Insane ‘Aeylum
W. (. Massey
Massey Reporting
Purtiee of the Peace
Ridley
Justice Ridley
Massey
Offeers
Richmond County
Jennings
Dunnington
Juror Whitehead in Limelight in Cordele Case
In Macon on September 20 Special authorities say Walter Grace filed affidavits supporting claims that juror J. B. Whitehead voiced no opinion on W. Cabanias guilt before the first trial. Judge Whipple in Cordele will review this before ruling on a new trial motion. Defense asserts Whitehead expressed opinion prior to service.
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Whitehead
Limelight
Macon
Walter Grace
Tare
Respite Granted in Harper Murder Case as Hearing Planned
John Harper, condemned for Sheriff Ben Keith’s death in Murray County, received a postponement from Governor Brown to October 4 for a final hearing amid newly claimed evidence. An affiant alleges Keith attacked Harper, who fired in self defense. Separately, railway carmen reflected on a dance event at Auditorium Armory and housing plans for retirees.
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John Harper
Ben Keith
Murray County
Brown
Harper
Sam Hewlett
Ketin
Keith
Kein
Hewlett
Invisible toric bifocals offer seamless vision
Alter Ballard Optical Co. advertises invisible toric bifocals at 75 Peachtrees St Atlanta Ga promising perfect reading and walking vision in one solid glass with no seams or dividing lines many customers have worn them with great satisfaction a store visit will prove the claim to be true.
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Alter Ballard Optical CO
Peachtrees St
Atlanta
Weather Outlook for Today in Atlanta
Weather forecast from Section Director von Herrmann notes fair and cool conditions with fresh northeast to east winds. Rain is promised for Tuesday across the remainder of the state. The first touch of fall was felt Monday with a low of 64 degrees as the day warmed.
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von Herrmann
Atlanta
Pleasant weather drifted from a cool New England breeze
A fragmented column notes cooler air arriving from the north and a pleasant, mild spell above 73 degrees with light rain over cotton fields. The writer jokes about Leo the Lion and zoo happenings at Grant Park, teasing a forthcoming christening and gopher humor from The Zoo News.
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Atlanta
New England
Leo
Lion
Board of Health
Grant Park
Cary
Lion's den
Monkey House
Simian
Zoo
Ten insurance firms barred in Georgia for noncompliance
Ten insurance companies face a one year ban from doing business in Georgia for failing to file semi annual statements with the governor as required by law. Delinquents include Bluefridge Fire Insurance of Marietta now consolidated, Jefferson Fire of Philadelphia, North State Fire of Greensboro, Southern Fire of Lynchburg, Live Stock Owners Insurance of Buchanan, Gas Merchants Mutual Fire of Atlanta, Southern Life and Health of Griffin, Uni ar Health and Accident of Denver, Calo, and Woodmen's Casualty of Indianapolis.
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Georgia
Ww. A Wright
Blue Fridge Fire Insurance Company
Marianna
Pia
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Robert EB. Lea
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Maj. W. B. Conway
Miss Louise DuBose
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LEDOM
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Philadelphia
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Heystone
Atlanta Steam Heating CO
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Tel—Main
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Auditorium Armory
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