Linen skirts up for sale priced from 3.45 to 4.50
A brief notice notes a sale of linen skirts with about 30 or 35 items. The lot includes skirts priced between 3.45 and 4.50, offered on Thursday morning.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
12
A brief notice notes a sale of linen skirts with about 30 or 35 items. The lot includes skirts priced between 3.45 and 4.50, offered on Thursday morning.
Special to The Georgian Newnan Ga judge R B Russell addressed a crowded gathering at the Virginia hotel and mineral springs with a barbecue served after the speech He was introduced by Hon Hulk Hall who urged Georgians to back honest upright men and cited Georgia as free from negro rule while others face such problems Russell’s remarks blended humor with solid campaign issues and his supporters claim he will win Coweta County
At a Georgia Republican gathering 125 members from most counties, chaired by Goree, set rules for representation by district and one delegate per 100 Roosevelt votes. A draft address to voters was assigned and a cooperation committee named. The session adjourned after discussing potential state office nominations with no negroes present.
In a heated session Judge Charles G. Jones figures in a dispute from a past case. Dr Whitley and allies clash with opposing lawyers after a vulgar remark sparks a physical confrontation. Speaker Slaton moves to bar visitors as House orders an investigation into the melee.
Police pursue a bank robbery case with telegrams sent to points as authorities track suspects. Fragmentary text notes a fled city, a breaking pursuit, and a drifting thread of clues through the scene.
A woman, described as appearing very old, entered The Georgian office last Friday with two young girls and began telling a story that sounded like fiction but is treated as bare fact. The report frames the event as a strange, unexplained murder accusation against her husband.
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