Sites for Home Discussed by Loyal Star Auxilary
The Loyal Star Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen discussed home sites in Arkansas Mississippi and Georgia at yesterday's auditorium meeting. Mrs Ronemus reported on work completed and provided cost figures for maintenance and furnishings as plans moved forward for a Georgia site inspection tour after adjournment.
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Ronemus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ozerk
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Columbus
Georgia
Waycroas
Fitzgerald
Mra
Bonomus
Brotherhood
Committee of 100
Fitsgerala
Auerbach dies after brief illness at 58
Joseph Auerbach aged 58 died at a private sanitarium after a brief illness. He was a millinery dealer at 176 Peachtree Street and brother in law of Colonel Harry Silverman. Survived by two sons Clarance and Sam, two daughters Henrietta and Estelle, five sisters, and a large circle of relatives. Funeral today at 3 from 286 Washington Street with Rev David Marx officiating. burial at Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers include Fenwin Harris, Isaac Harris, Albert Steiner, Henry Wellhouse, Jonas Froshin, Mose Strauss, David Strauss, Joseph Hirsch, and Max Kutz.
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Joseph Auerbach
Auerbach
Peachtres Street
Ety
Harry Silverman
Etowah
Clarancé
Sam
Henrietta
Estelle
David Strauss
Henry Wellhouse
Jonas Froshin
Simon Loeb
Joseph Camp
Washington Street
David Marx
Oakland
Fenwin Harris
Isaac Harris
Albert Steiner
Mose Strauss
Joseph Hirsch
Max Kutz
Serenade for York by Field's Minstrels in Atlanta parade
A historic Atlanta parade showcases the AIG Field Great er Minstrel near the Grand Opera House. Lucien York is honored with serenades as impersonators and acts pass along the route, featuring Teddy Roosevelt and other figures among the performances.
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York BY Field
Minstrels
AIG Field
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Tualness
Tne
Rich & Co
Lucien York
Teddy Roosevelt
Robert E Peary
Fred A Cook
Governors to Decide on Corporation Tax at Meeting
International Tax Association adopts a resolution to refer the corporation tax question to a governors’ conference to be convened by Governor Augustus B. Willson of Kentucky. The group seeks unanimous agreement on tax adjustment between national state and local levels and appoints committees to study tax system defects and insurance taxation. Also, court-martial acquits Second Lt. Leighton W. Hazelhurst Jr. and Pvt. Grover B. Elam in the Coulter killing case at Fort McPherson.
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Louisville
International Tax Association
Augustus B Will Gon
Kentucky
Charles J Bullock
Harvard University
Association of Governors
Leighton W. Hazelhurst, Jr
Grover B Elam
Company 1
Seventeenth Infantry
Edward D. Coulter
Albert L. Mille
Department of the Guilt
Officers’ Club
Fort McPherson
Hazelhurst Wagundiy
Parrack
Elam
Hazelhuret
Hazelhurst
Elams
Crawford Will Case Proceeds With Pending Issue
In the Crawford will case arguments continued before Judge John T Pendleton. Attorneys Brewster and Rosser appeal the appointment of Mrs M Crawford as permanent administrator, arguing the will’s validity must be settled first. Mrs Crawford’s side contends no will exists, as it was filed after Crawford’s marriage. Separate suit by J M Masters against Georgia Railway for nickel and 40,000 nickels in damages proceeds after filing. Eva Carroll vs Atlanta Paper Company ends in a mistrial after a week-long city court trial.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
J M Masters
T B Brown
Virgil Jones
H M Reid
Eva Carroll
Atlanta Paper Company
Weatmoreland Brothers
FC Clark
Miss Carroll
Slaton & Philips
Negro Has Narrow Escape From Two Mobs
In Montgomery John Davia a Black man charged with killing Lee Moore and wife near Bautality Autauga county, escapes mob action and is brought to jail. Jim Self, a white man implicated, denies knowledge of the crime as deputies rush Davia to Elmore. Robbery motive claimed. the victimized boy is badly beaten.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Davia
Lee Moore
Bauality
Autauga County
Jim Self
Davia
Goodwater
Self
Elmore
Waling
Davis
Moore
Through Sleeper to Memphis on Southern Railway
Effective Sunday October 3 Southern Railway adds a through drawing room sleeping car between Atlanta and Memphis via Chattanooga. The fastest afternoon time is promised with departure from Atlanta at 6 10 p m on the Cincinnati Express and arrival in Memphis next morning at 7 30 a m. A Wednesday night home seekers special with 140 Cincinnati to Ocala passengers passed Atlanta under Col Moses Folsom on the Southern Railway.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Et Cloud
Fla
Moses Folsom
Southvern Railway
Cincinnati Express
Bibb County Schools Opened for Busy First Day
Bibb County schools opened with more than 7000 children responding to the bell in Macon on September 23. Teachers and pupils entered with seasoned regularity as preparations met the start, though some overflow students will require days to adjust, signaling a hopeful year ahead.
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Bibb
Macon
Bibb County
C B Chapman
Ainsworth’s Macon Leader Role eyed for Wesleyan Bishop
Special Friends of Dr W W Ainsworth of Wesleyan College cite him as a probable successor to Bishop Seth Ward in the Southern Methodist church. His current duties leave little time for release or retreat, despite the speculation and timing.
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Ainsworth
Macon
W W Ainsworth
Wesleyan College
Southern Methodist Church
Seth Ward
Pretty Girl Found in River Portsmouth Ohio
Mystery surrounds the finding of Kate Patten a 22 year old shoe factory girl found dead in the Ohio River authorities investigate She was last seen with a sweetheart Wednesday night in Portsmouth Ohio on September 23.
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River
Portsmouth
Ohio
Kate Patten
Ohio River
Those Useless Questions in The Chicago Tribune Bully
A fragment quotes a bully asking if picking up a live trolley wire with bare hands could give a shock. The line humorously relays a deadly consequence and repeats the claim that such shocks killed the speaker, reflecting a sensational wartime or ragpaper tone. The source preserves a hazard legend without broader context.
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Chicago Tribune
Hold Joint Debate On Prohi Amendment In Alabama
In Hugtaville Alabama on September 23 Judge Samuel D Weakley candidate for governor and State Senator Robert E Spragins debated the constitutional prohibition amendment. Weakley defended prohibition arguing the amendment removes the mayoral issue while allowing homes to retain liquor if desired. Spragins, advocating dispensation as a solution, accused Weakley of turning the amendment into politics and urged Alabamians to decide the issue themselves without preacher influence.
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Hugtaville
Ala
Samuel D Weakley
Robert E Spragins
Elk Theater
Weakley
Spragins
Laquor
Weeakley
Alabama
Cardai Praised By Pelham Woman In Terrible Condition
Mrs. Anna Lou Bigham of Pelham Georgia reports severe pain and headache preventing standing. She says Cardai relieved her quickly and nearly cured the headache, urging other women and girls to try the medicine. Cardai is described as a women’s medicine made from pure ingredients.
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Sydney
Ashe
Anna Lou Bigham
Pelham
Cardai
Cardus
Masa Saat
Aianes Ee
Bradfield Regulator CO
President Elkin Routhera Becomes 200th Sleeper to Chattanooga
Dr W Elkin Jr of the Elkin Watson Drug Company retires as president of the National Association of Retail Druggists. His speech at the Lawsville convention drew praise from Dr Keibler of Washington. Also notes his leadership in Georgia druggists groups and a new Southern Railway through sleeping car service Atlanta to Memphis beginning October 3.
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W. S. Elkin Routhera Peatway
Chattanooga
W . Elkin Jr
thelkin-Watson Drug Company
National Association of Retail Druggists
Lawsville
Reading
Keibler
Bureau of Drugs
Department
Agricultural Department
Washington
P&re
Hikin
Atlanta
Georgia
The Grand Hosts Field Minstrels and More At Theaters
The Grand presents All Field's Minstrels with Solon DeMiller and Miss Manche Walsh in a two night and matinee run. The Lyric features The Wizard of Oz land and Pierre of the Plains while the Orpheum touts Fay the thaumaturgist with nightly shows.
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Manche Walsh
Nas
Jules Eckert
Ways of an Untimely End
A Philadelphia Press piece catalogs risk factors for disease and premature death. It warns sensible people against trolley rushes, mouth breathing, hasty eating, slouching, stimulants, neglecting pestilence, crowded rooms, and poor food protection from insects and flies.
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Philadelphia
Woman Found Dead in Ashes of Kansas Home
In Tola near Savonburg September 23 a coroner s jury says Emma Oberg died at unknown hands after her house burned Tuesday night Robbery is suspected with two strangers seen near the scene that afternoon A teapot held hidden money investigators noted
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Tola
Kan
Emma Oberg
Savonburg
Oberz
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Loyal
Marcus Aureliue
Mppherson
Gov. Willson
Carroll
Southern N Railway
S. D. “Weakley
Huntsville
Cardui
Grand Theater
Sae Etn
Field
Solon DeMiller
Bis
Blanche Walsh
Orpheum
Mrs Fay
Pierre
the Plains
Plains
Bob Footlite
Baby
Gein
Lresh, Singh " Howelle Fincher
Horth Broad Street
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