Lub Women Urge Senate to Oust Smoot
Paul Minnesota June 5 The cen son of the General Federation of Women Clubs passed a resolution urging the United States senate to approve the action of the committee in removing Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. The meeting adopted resolutions on pure food, tuberculosis and girls health, civil service, Memorial day fees, child statistics, hazing, and a shorter workday for firemen. Mrs Plenkenburg of Pennsylvania chaired the election discussion and urged homes where right living is taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Censon
General Federation of Omens Clubs
United States Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Vrs
Walter McNab Miller
Chatman
Pure Food Committee
Con
House
Federation
Board of Directors
Congress
Plenkenburg
Nnsylvania
von Htvurebold
Beano
Society Notes Highlight May Brides and Entertainments
Continued from opposite page the society column details wedding gowns and receptions. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Peek attend to guests with many letters from relatives. Mr. and Mrs. MacAttuan plan a bridal tour next week. Mrs. Oglesby hosts a tea for Mrs. Inglesby with a formal yet intimate guest list. Rummage sale at Jackson Baptist church, and ensuing bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. Archibald Davis and Mrs. Robert Byley. A recital by J. P. O'Donnelly at the Baptist church stirs anticipation, and W C T U plans flowers and visits for events. Mrs. Selman hosts a porch gathering with guests and several bridge teas follow. Mary Read is honored at a Marlborough bridge party, with prizes and luncheon. Mrs. English to entertain in honor of Miss Nicolson with a bridge event scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
Miadelphia
Thomas C. Peek
Chicago
A. B. Corfell
Bperanburg
Thomas Cameron
New York
Willam Cy ‘Die F
Birrmingham
Peas “Fminghem
Kon
A. H. DeVaufzhan
Mise Sallie Alate
Augusta
Else Beattie
Atlanta
Gubbett
Mra
MacAttuian
Miss. Russell
Mary Read
Edith Russell
Marlborough
Miss Russell
Milas
Hassell
Mise Rusell
California
Georgia Watts
Itabetchair
Mise Louise Watts
Mise Harlot High
Mise Laura With~am
Agnes Ladson
Susie Mae Pope
Ethel Kelly
Jeannette Swift
Nellie Tower
Ida Hightower
Florence Hobbs
Ma Binson
Florence Richardson
M. A. Phe
Jan
Laura Deas Tapper
Martha Wood
Bessie Woodward
Emma Belle Lowndes
Ming Giadys Levin
Hetherington
Kansas Oy
Cora Hemphill
Emma Belle du
Nina Gentry
Louise Bayer
Antoinette Blount
Katharine Gholstin
Ethel Gay
Irene Hi
Pelham
Kathleen Brown
Lottie Peck Wyly
John Maddox
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard announces starting Saturday June 9 excursions to Wrightsville Beach with daily departures. Sleeping cars depart at 6:30 AM the following mornings. Tickets priced at 18.55 dollars with two tickets valid five days for 8.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Seaton
Wee
Seaboard
Pretty Miss Goode Honor Luncheon At Marist Hall Concert
Miss Goode was honored at a Tuesday afternoon luncheon hosted by Miss Nan Stephens with a daisies decorated dining room and a blue silk lace dress. A later Marist Hall concert featured Vernon dArnalle baritone Oscar Papenheimer cello and J Fowler Rith er Vedre, praised for flawless performance in aid of the Methodist Set-. Miss Eley and Miss Shiveley were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stpronur
Miss Goode
Bile Goode
Nan Stephens
Stens
Susie Fain
Edith Fishes
Julia Mifea Pautine
Mighteton
Attenilipe
Uline Siradieton
Sarah Lowndes
Alma Pope
Louise Bell
Evie Mathews
Mins
Louise Norman
Brent White- O'Donnelly
Susie Grace Norcross
Bessie Ray
Mra. l Walker
Mra. Polk
James ‘Logan
Marist Hall
Vernon d’Arnalle
Oscar Pappenheimer
J. Fowler Ritheer
Tor Ee
Generes
Audi
Hichayom
Reson
Visitors and Weddings Across Cities Highlight Summer Socials
Personal mentions show Mrs Charles Godfrey visiting New York then Canada for the rest of summer, with numerous friends hosting her in the metropolis. Across Lexington and other cities, families like the Van Meter, Laird, Johnson, and Felder clans plan summer travel, hosting, and arrivals as guests from Nashville, Atlanta, Chicago, and Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Godfrey
New York
Canada
Pete
Miss Ruth Sanderson Named Police Matron
Miss Ruth Sanderson, a trained nurse with wide experience, takes charge of the matron's ward at the police station, succeeding Mrs. Mary Bohnefeld. Police Chief Jennings selected her after instruction from the police commission to appoint a matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohnefeld
Ruth Sanderson
Mary Bohnefeld
Miss Sanderson
Jennings
Ramee
Poe
Books of Dr. Anderson Now in State Library
Special to The Georgian from Wilmington North Carolina reports over 500 volumes selected from Dr. Anderson’s library. The collection includes works associated with Margaret Y. and her family, highlighting the Andersons’ enduring literary legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Anderson
State Library
Wilmington
N. C
Margaret Y. Sen
McKay EB
A. Anderson
Electrical Company Organized
The waning OCR fragment notes an electrical company organization with references to a manufacturing firm. Details are incomplete but indicate corporate formation activities and local business setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Manufacturing Company
Georgia Normal College Holds Commencement in Abbeville
The Georgia Normal College and Business Institute in Abbeville, Georgia, held its commencement. Alumni attended in large numbers and delivered speeches, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Normal College
Abbeville
Georgia Normallege and Business Institute Oe
Cael
Lyem
Last Auction Sale Of Lots In Atlanta June 15
The notice announces the final public sale of lots on Friday June 15 at 1 30 PM. Edwin P Ansley’s development has transformed the property into highly valuable real estate in Atlanta. Prospective buyers are urged to view the area by streetcar or drive out and await plat publication and further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Ansley
Atlanta
Plat
Forrest and George Adair plus Roberts and Ansley Brothers
Four names Forrest and George Adair Charles M. Roberts and Ansley Brothers appear in a compact listing likely a legal or business notice. The fragment suggests partnership or firm names, with multiple repeats, implying ownership or representation. Further context would clarify the exact action or filing involved.
Georgia divisions appoint state deputies by Grand Master
Augusta Ga June Grand Master B McCowen of the Odd Fellows appointed division deputies for Georgia. Seventeen divisions listed with deputies for each, covering numerous counties including Baker Calhoun Decatur Dougherty Lee Miller Mitchell Quitman Randolph Terrell and others. Deputies notified and to begin duties at once across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
B. McCowen
The
Odd Fellows
Georgia
RK. Smith
Bainbridge
Baker
Calhoun
Clay
Decatur
Dougherty
Barry, Lee
Miller
Mitchell
Quitman
Randolphs
Terrell
Fed
T. Pate
Lithonia Oo
Zeus
Conten
Foes Ag Sikes
Haresch
Ate Dudta
Mond
Hee
J. Hall
Tue
Ridge
Chera
Kee
Cobb
Fannin
Forsyth
Gilmer
Wen No
Burnett
Raxdey
Appling
Amden
Chariton
Cline Softer
Ivan
Jet Davis
Pierce
T. Grozand
Columbus
Chattahoochee
Macon
Marion
Muscogee
Kiawatt Sum
Ter
Taylor
Talbot
Ison
T. D. Ridley
Dalton
Emanuel
Jefferson
Jenihan Lourens
Screven
Tattnall
Washington
Weee
Gainesville
Hall, Gwinnett, Jackson and
Walton
State Tax Dispute Over Private Leased Wire Revenue
Tennessee officials press a $600000 tax reassessment against a private leased wire firm. Revenue Agent James Fr. Jetvon cites annual tax liability up to $100 for 1903 1904 1906 amid disputes on methodology and prior earnings of the company. The case, filed before county trustees, centers on interests and penalties under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Grunedy County
Ace
James FR
Jetvon
Tennessee
Annie Baer
Columbus Counterfeiting Arrest Linked to Mother’s Testimony
In Columbus Georgia on a June day, Will Finley and an African American man were arrested by Secret Service Agent J M Wright and City Detective Moore for making counterfeit silver dollars. The case stems from testimony by Finley’s mother, Mary Cunningham, who claimed she obtained the coins from him and described materials allegedly used in counterfeiting. They remain jailed awaiting the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Will Finley
Wee
Secret Service
J. M. Wright
Moore
Mary Cunningham
Brown
Unites
Colliding Trains Near Lancaster Prompt Wreck Response
Several ambulances and medical personnel rushed to a Pennsylvanian railroad wreck near Lancaster after the Chicago Limited collided with a freight train. The crash disrupted service and left crews and passengers receiving treatment as investigators began work on the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Chicago Limited
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Lerty
Ernest M Rooney Dies in Early Friday Morning
Ernest M Rooney a prominent figure in insurance circles and well known in fraternal orders died Friday morning at his residence 67 North Forsyth street aged 30 The funeral was to be held at Brandon's chapel at 3 pm with burial in a local churchyard successors unknown due to garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Rooney
North
Forsyth Street
Ad Am Relay
Brandon
DIES FROM INJURIES OF AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
A brief obituary note states that the victim died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. The report names no other individuals or details such as date or location.
Alleged lynchers to be given trial in Union county
Governor Glenn has called a special term of the Union county court for July 16 to preside over a trial for alleged lynchers. Judge Shaw will hear the case arising from a body found shot, with authorities pursuing justice and potential defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
RB. B. Glenn
Union County Court
Shaw
Debts and Reorganization Mentioned in Har Meet
The document notes debts totaling 3 million pounds and mentions attempts to discharge bank obligations. It also references outstanding debts potentially reaching 4 million dollars and indicates a reorganization or settlement involving Dinan and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankerta
Harmeet
Candler 10 Succeed Capt J P Williams
Asa G Candler of Atlanta is expected to succeed Capt J P Williams as president of the Emory College board of trustees at the upcoming meeting. Williams has led the trustees for six years, resigning due to private business, with Candler already chairing the finance committee and in touch with the college's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa G. Candler
Athinta
Willin
J.P. Williams
Savannah
Emory College
Willams
Methodist College
Tach Tees
Atlanta
Candler
C Harman
Finanée
Deaths Hand Grasp Throttle Of Engine
Fragmented wartime style notice reports a sudden death involving an engine throttle incident. The narrative includes garbled names and locations, with references to a Private and a rail line. Details are unclear due to damaged text. the core event is a death linked to an engine operation.
Arrivals at the Aragon and Kimball Hotels Reach Wide List
A long, fragmentary roster lists numerous guests and residents across hotels including the Aragon and the Kimball. Names span cities such as New York Philadelphia Atlanta and Dallas with varied origins like Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, and Ohio. The item reads as a street-length social register style tally of travelers and residents with many partial surnames and locations, reflecting a crowded inflow of guests and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
W. W.thompson
Augustus J. W. Tmcook
Eastman
C. A. Andrews
Jantma Hf
Prines
New
Divis
Georgie
Charten
Ie Calloughy
Hiniet
Sagwa
Owais
Eorge Sh
George
Slehana
E Vines
Bewe
Thiel
Walcot Nelinatt
Pittsek
Charles
New Gres Fowler
Tigckhehner
Ville
Malverne
Itale Siniton
Lautpeliie
Anata Lew
New Cael
Liars
Joel
New York
Day
Veri
A. Selives
Iahatwa
Charlotte
S. Co
Willinet
Hoim
J. MM. Noelting
Wilray
TC. Varkety
Stockholders Meet and Discuss Plans for New Rail Line
The Nashville and Huntaville Railway Company held a stockholders meeting at Madison County Courthouse to discuss construction plans. The county raised 50,000 toward capital stock and will grant free rights of way. The line is to run from Nashville to Hurteville and then to the Gulf, backed by an unidentified central system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunteville
Alu
Nashville and Huntaville Railway Company
Madison County Court House
Tits County
Nashville
Hurteville
Gulf
Rene Ultnets Central
Ayetena
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Senate
Oglesby
J. G
Andrew Cather
W. Calhoun
Men Garratt Carter
Herbert Brown
A. Calhoun
Eugenia Oglesby
Punch
You Ladies of
Jackson Baptist Church
Auburn Avenue
Davis
Archibald Davis
Bridge
Baltimore
James
Ake
Robert Byley
Lourie Lamar
Caro Hatching
Inn Latene
Erson Lawwrr
Consecrsmar
W . Lamar
J. P. O'Donnelly
the Baptist Church
Mtee
O'Donnelly
WC. T. U
J. A. Atkins
Bees
Orelock
Selman
Eorine
Lillie
Emmette Collier
Venrine
Gotingery Lerson
Arline Almand
Condlly
Alma Archer
Pi ‘Almand
Christine Wall
Lillie’ Anderson
Louise ‘Street
English
MI Ricolson
James W. English
Misa Mary Nicolson
Ay Eley
Miss Shiveley
J. Wi Goldsmith
Lilie
Goldsmith
and Roi Bavi
Ana Beach
Faith Harris
Chilepe Tetmmores
Balten Oers
Alonzo Richardson
Ida Landrum
Mr. Baylor le
Lexington, Ky
Solomon van Meter
Ani Ae
B. Guy Ase
Ee Gay
Will
Annie Fitten
Mary Niceolson
A. J. Smith
Ters
Lula Selman
Monroe
Ibe
Seucat
Att Mee
Rts Simaert
Mrs. J
Raoul
Racheck
RJ. Lowry
Chattanooga
T. B. Felder
Samuella Whitman
DeWitt Pinson
Greensboro
Hugh Willet
Piedmont Souvenir Company
Piedmont Hotel
Ansley Brothers
Coal, Iron and Railway Co
Fairbanks
Eng
Ind
Trailee
Wilbur
Airbanke
Apenas
Artillare
Graney Island
Stewart
Alfonso
Prince
Peeeyse
Rockafaller
Jane
Posey
Ethel Rockefeller
Siles Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Cartersville
Vinna Black
Conway
Beren
Eccerres
Calousy
Nuckola
BemAn
Meche
Mie
Gould
Howard d
Williamstown
Circuit Court
U. S
London
United States
Met
Manila
Alba
Mindanao
Admiral Dewey
Olon
Max Nila
Bay
Atlanta Capitalist
Death
Mansfeld
Valentine
Rae An Panta Toledo
Aragon
York
B. Garris
Mars Iftar
Streveport
Nwt
Shirete
Leary
Groene
North Curling
Tetepate
North Carolinas
Grover Duncan
Jasper
Hoatane House
AR Wittians J. Career
Los Angeles
Pennington
Ratooton
Cleveland
Kentucky
Jol UL Askew
Cithoore
Virginia
George PF & W
Main
Pkesy
Calvin Weare
Maven
Piekaonlite
Lorene
Sly
Union Sprit
Conetla Thompson Anfervon
Sharples
Mundagham
Kalgen
Hedges
Prenton
Quinnes
Pin. Pearson
Sim Lewis
Enue Mont
Texas
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