Club Women Urge Senate to Oust Smoot
The General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in St Paul urged the U S Senate to unseat Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. Delegates adopted petitions on removing duties on works of art, studying tuberculosis, founding English colleges for American girls, civil service, and printing statistics on child welfare. A hazing ban was approved and elected inspectors reported polls closed with no irregularities.
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Gt. Paul
Minn
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Gene Miller
Congress
Federation
Civic
Civil Service
Board of
Plenkenburg
Pean
Givania
Mary Y Pugh
Salder
Virginia C. Meredith
Wedding Gifts and Bridal Tea Highlight Atlanta Society Notes
In Atlanta society pages the featured wedding notices reveal brides in pale gowns with white ribbons and sweet pea boutonnieres for grooms. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. MacMillan are among guests, with letters from relatives and a planned bridal tour. Also listed are a tea honoring Mrs. Andrew Calhoun, a rummage sale by Jackson Hill church, and a series of bridge teas and recitals reflecting active social life.
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Thomas
Julian P. Thomas
New York
Mra. MacMillan
Philadelphia
Thomas. C
Chicago
B. Correll
Spartanburg
Omas Cameron
York
Wiliam
Birmingham
Annie
Kate C
A. H. DeVaughan
Salliers
Augusta
George C. Ball
Elise Beattie
Glascock Mays
Atlanta
Gabbett
Cross of Honor
MacMillan
Through Sleeping Car Line to Wrightsville Beach NC
Seaboard offers a Saturday sleeping car service from Atlanta at 9:35 p.m. arriving Wrightsville Beach hotels each Saturday during June July and August with return service Thursdays. Season tickets cost 18.05 dollars and five day week tickets cost 8.25 dollars.
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Wrightsville Beach, N .C
Wrightsville Beach
Auanta
Hisville
Arrivin
Seaboard
Miss Shiveley Hostess at Elegant Friday Party
A formal afternoon party for Miss Eleanor Shiveley featured twenty four guests including Marguerite Hemphill. Miss Pope coordinated the event at her home with delicate decor and honored Miss Shiveley with a refined social gathering reflecting the era’s etiquette and style.
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Miss Shiveley
Pope
Corde In
Eleanor
Thisbe Shiveley
Mize Margverite Hemphill
Personal Mention of Mrs Godfrey and Local Socials
Mrs. Charles Godfrey enjoys a several week visit in New York before heading to Canada for the summer with relatives. Numerous local friends and relatives, including the Goldsmiths, Cawthorn family, Faith Harris, and the Van Meters, are noted as hosting, visiting, or traveling to Atlantic Beach, Lexington, Chicago, and Michigan. Several ladies will entertain or attend social events, with others returning from trips to Chattanooga and Greensboro. A display of decorative picture cards is advertised for sale by Piedmont Book Company at the Piedmont Hotel lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Godfrey
New York
Canada
Piedmont 800
Enir Company
Piedmont Hotel
Miss Ruth Sanderson Named Police Matron
Miss Ruth Sanderson, a trained nurse with wide experience, assumes control of the matron's ward at the police station succeeding Mrs. Mary Bohnefeld. Chosen by Po Mee Chief Jennings after police commission instruction, Sanderson arrived Thursday night to begin duties and settle her effects. She has lived in Atlanta four years and has traveled extensively, including thirty three crossings and six trips to Russia with patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sanderson
Mary Bohnefeld
Miss Sanderson
Po- Mee
Jennings
Police Commission
Bigham
Sanderson
Atlanta
Urse
Manchester
Liverpool
Russia
Books of Dr. Anderson Sealed in State Library
Special to The Georgian Wilmington N C over 600 volumes from the late Dr. B A Anderson of Wilmington have been placed in the state library at Raleigh. The collection was sent to by Mrs Margaret Y M and Be At derson.
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DR. Anderson
State Library
Wilmington
N. C
Jane
B. A. Anderson
Raleigh
Joan
Margaret. Y. M
B.A. Bee
Be Atderson
Electrical Company Organized in Charlotte
A new electrical firm, the Smith Electric Manufacturing Company, has been chartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. The $26,000 capitalized entity plans to handle supplies and related electrical manufacturing activities locally.
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Charlotte
N. C
June
Smith Electric Manufacturing Company
Georgia Normal College Holds Commencement
Special to The Georgian Abbevillen Ga notes the Georgia Normal College and Business Institute commencement in progress since inception. The event featured an alumnae banquet, eloquent speeches and celebrations with many alumnae in attendance.
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Georgia Normal College
Abbevillen
Jane
Georgia Normal Cole Lege and Business Institute
Progtere
Atlanta
Ion
Last Auction Sale Of Lots In A Next Friday
Edwin P. Ansley developed property makes possible purchase of valuable real estate at public sale. Chance of a lifetime to secure property at your own price. See improvements over six months and more than $100,000 in Atlanta’s most valuable residential property. Watch for plat publication and inquire for details.
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Edwin P. Ansley
Atlanta
Adair, Roberts and Ansley Brothers Named in Legal Brief
Forrest and George Adair along with Charles M. Roberts and Ansley Brothers appear in a legal notice detailing proceedings, parties involved, and the listed authorities. The document outlines the action, jurisdiction, and potential deadlines affecting the entities named.
Division Deputies Appointed for Georgia by Odd Fellows
Grand Master McCowen of the Odd Fellows appoints division deputies for Georgia’s seventeen divisions. The list includes Division No. 1 R. Smith Bainbridge and divisions across the state with counties such as Baker, Calhoun, Dougherty, Chatham, Bulloch, Oglethorpe, and many more. Deputies will begin duties promptly.
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BR. B. McCowen
Odd Fellows
Georgia
R. Smith
Bainbridge
Baker, Calhoun
Clay, Catur
Dougherty
Early, Lee, Miller
Mitchell
Leonal Randolph
R. Swatts
Barnesville
Butts
Payette
Henry
Monroe
Pike
Spalding
Upwon
B. Ryals
Macon
Baldwin
Bibb
Crawford
Houston
Jasper
Jones
Putnamena
Willikinson
Lasatter
Spread
Suneiees
Emanuel
Jefferson
Jens Johns
Laurens
Screven
Tat Toombs
Washington
EB. Reynolds
Maysville
Banks
Dawson
Franklin
Habersham
Hart
Lumpkin
Rabun
Stepheny
Union
Towns and
White
H. L. Scott
Abbeyville
Dodge
Irwin
Mom Montgomery
Pulaski
Telfair
F. H. Hewlett
Valdosta
Berrien
Brooks
Colquitt
Grady
Echols
Lowndes
Thomas
Tift
W. A. Slaton
Wash A
Clark
Elbert
Greene
Lincoln
Madison
Mordeonee
Oglethorpe
Eer Mile
Eisalviston
Nineties
Gwinhett
Juckson
Walton
Tennessee Tax Case Against Railroad Company Continued
State of Tennessee argues for tax assessment on Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company for 1968 1904 1905 and 1906 based on market value of stock and bonds. Company claims property value well above declared figures with capital stock over 24 million dollars and outstanding bonds exceeding 15 million. If the state prevails the property may be taxed at near 1 million dollars annually.
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Nashville
Grundy
Tamera
Tennessee Coal, Irott Railroad Company
Tennessee
Tate
Corporfet
York
Yan
Columbus Counterfeit Ring Nabbed in Georgia
In Columbus Georgia Will Piney a Black man and his mother Mary Cunningham were arrested on counterfeit silver dollar charges. Secret Service Agent J M Wright and City Detective Moore led the case linking money found at the mother’s home to the son. Mary Cunningham identified by fifteen people as having passed the bogus coin. Will Piney held on $2000 bond to await the next United States court term.
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Columbus
Will Piney
Secret Service
J. M. Wright
Moore
Mary Cunningham
Ecoln
Brown
United States
Freight Train Crash Shocks City Belts Authorities
The Chicago limited on the Pennsylvania Railroad collided with a freight train near the city yesterday sending ambulances and physicians to the scene. Several crew members were hurt as emergency units arrived to aid the wrecked train crews and assess casualties.
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Joe Hak Pa
Jones
Chicago Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ernest M Rooney Died Early Friday Morning
Ernest M Rooney prominent in life insurance and secret orders died Friday at 9 o clock at his residence No 6T North Forsyth Street He was 20 and survived by his mother and one son Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 from Barclay Brandon chapel under the Masente fraternity auspices Interment in Oakland cemetery He had been a special agent for Newpan Life and traveled the West born in Anon Townplar and Shriner.
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Ernest M. Rooney
Life
Secret Order
North
Forsyth Street
W. P. Rooney
Barclay & Brandon's
Masente
Oakland Cemetery
Rooney
Newpan Life Aeecealys Eta
Atlanta
Shriner
Local Driver Dies From Automobile Accident Injuries
A motor vehicle crash left a man dead from his injuries with authorities listing the incident as a fatal road crash. The accident occurred in the early hours on a Saturday, with responders attending the scene.
Alleged Lynchers to Be Given Trial in Union County
Governor Glenn has called a special term of Union County Court for July 16 with Judge Shaw presiding. Fourteen men accused of participating in the May 21 jail incident at Unson County are to face trial for abducting J. W. Johnson and killing him outside the town, his body riddled with bullets.
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Charlotte
N. GC
RK. B. Glenn
Union County Court
Shaw
J. W. Johnson
Unson County
Harper Bank Ruptcy Debt Order In Virginia Case
Private Dain Wire reports Cincinnati trustee Har per must settle debts totalling three million dollars. Former Pidelit Bank president was denied discharge by the United States court at Abingdon Virginia. Court states debts against Harper total four million dollars and requires payment.
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Dain Wire
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. Harper
Pidelit Bank
United States Court of
Candler to Succeed Capt J P Williams as Trustee Leader
Asa G. Candler of Atlanta is expected to succeed Captain J P Williams of Savannah as president of the board of trustees of no College. Williams will resign due to private business affairs after six years of service, with Candler already serving on the board’s finance committee and in close contact with the college's needs. Williams may resign at the trustees meeting in Oxford, and Candler is likely to be elected if offered.
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Asa G. Candler
Atlanta
J. 2 Wilams
Savannah
No College
Wil
Willame
The
Methodiat Lege
Oxford
Atlant
Candler
Death Claims Engineer on Toledo and Walboning Rail Line
In Mansfeld, Oble June, a Toledo and Walboning engineer named Valentine died of heart disease in the cab near Pomour while running the train last evening. His fireman observed the smoke high on the engine, then found him dead. The body was brought to the city aboard the train.
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Mansfeld
Oble
Arrivals at the Aragon and Kimball Hotels Listed Guests
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests including W. J. Gras of New York J. Dh Gag tase Winemay and Miss Leche Mann Shreveport guests Georgia visitors and other names across multiple cities. Names include J. B. Tutinehan Newel Cavalli Colgate and many more associated with New York Augusta Philadelphia and other locales. The notices resemble a social column with a wide array of travelers and local society names.
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The
Aragon
New York
J. Dh Gag Tase
Winemay
New Yorks
Rome
Via
Miss Leche Mann
Psi Port
Mise Maryuard
Shreveport
Mine Maul Chambliss
Georgia
Eep Fat Th
Goorsint Vanpole Dacale
New
T. Te Groome
Stockholders Meet And Discuss Plans
A Nashville and Huntsville Railway Co stockholders meeting at Madison County courthouse discussed Unit road construction plans. The county values the capital stack at $50,000 and will grant free rights of way. The line is to run from Nashville to Monteville then to the gulf, reportedly backed by a major railroad system.
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Huntsville
Ala
Nashville and Huntsville Railway Company
Madison County Court House
Nashville
Monteville
Gulf
Great Ulhols Central
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Calhoun
J. Rt Oglesby, Jr
Peachtree Vete
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Ndrew Calhout
Jon Og
Young Ladies of
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Davis
Archibald
Irs
James Rune
Robert Toy
Robert B. Toy
Louise Lamar
Caro Hutchin
Mis Lamhar
Erson » Lamar
Ww. . Lamar
Sug Odonnelly Thesday
Baptist
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J. A. Atkins
Houston Peat
M. L. McLendon
Selm
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Mary Read
Edisell
Marlborough
Angerle
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Miss Rusell
California
Georgia Watts
Izabeth Adair
Louise Watts
Hariet High
Laura Witham
Ane Ladson
Susie Mae_ Pope
Ethel Kelly
Jeannette Swift Ites
Nellie Tower
Ida Hightower
Florence Hobba
Florence Richardson
M. A. Phelan
Laura Payne
Ma Deas Tupper
Martha Woodwa
Bessie Woodward
Emma Belle Lowndes
Gladys Levin
Hetherington
Kansas City
Cora Hemphill
Emma Bele DuBose
Nina Gentry
Louise Roper
Antoinette Blount
Katharine Gholstin
Ethel Gay
Irene Hand
Pelham
Kathleen Brown
Lottie Peck Wyly
John Maddox
Mrs. English
Nicolson
Nea Eth
W. English
Bridge
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Miss Goode
Ae Goode
Nan
Miss Stephens
Susie Valin
Edith Fisher
Sallie Walker
Julia Goode
Ruth Lewis
Mario Phillips
Pauline Middleton
Vei Eaouta
Bellatine Mathews
Louise Norman
Mantes
Fannie Turner
Nell O'Donnelly
Susie Battle
Grace Norcross
Bessie Ray
Walker
Polk
James Logan
Marist Hall
Messrs
Vernon d’Arnalle
Oscar Pappenheimer
J. Fowler Richardson
Methodist Home Settlement
J. W. Goldsmith
Lille Goldsmith
Edward Cawthorn
Oscar Davia, Jr
Atantic Beach
Faith Harris
Satya
Woman's College
Baltimore
San Alonzo Richardson
Ida Landrum
Baylor Landrum
Lexington
Solomon van Meter
Laurie
Setae Park
Jack J
Mrs. Robinson
War Uitte
Cabel and
and False
Michigan
Aes
Annie Fitten
Edge
Biles Mary Nicolson
A. J. Smith
Mise Lula Selman
James Nunnally
W. R. Pagan
B.C. Horford
Eastman
Cleo Farnesworth
Covingheate
J. G. Raoul
Morehead
R. J. Lowry
Chattanooga
Mirs
B. Felder
Samuella ‘Waitman
DeWitt Pinson
Greensboro
Hugh Witlet
8Avannah
Bohnefeld
Forrest
George Adair
Charles M. Roberts
Ansley Brothers
Coal, Iron and Railway CO
Fairbanks
Bvanaville
Ind
Wilbur Rbanks
Gan
Iorespecnet
Peeners Police
Ints
Walrbankere
Portsmouth
Artillery Association
Graney Isand
William A Seeware
Alfonso
Prince
Miss Rockefeller
Ethel Rockefeller
German Lloyd
Willem Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Laieng Gs Ky
Mra
Nannie Nuckols
Cartersville
Mra Vian
Conway
Berea College
Eany
Mra. Nuckole
Comerees
Beam
Willamatoen, Ky, Jaofe
Elroult Eourt
Willheastown
Maine
Circuit Court
U. S
London
Manila
Alba
Mindanao
Malleno
Admiral Dewey
SSIS
Atlanta Capitalist
Emory College
Death
Kimball
W. W. Thompson
J. W. Jock
Knatmany
A. Aurrewes
Hanle
Dh Feiner
F. Talley
Njraing Hai
At “Urrier
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Tallulah
Gatie Gat Hn
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Tent Koutand
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Gays Tite Bre
Carylions
Borer
Erraanty New
Cockrell
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Gos Watenelser
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Michella
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Nageay
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Thiel
G. Entare
Lark
Hos
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Aire Shelley
Ara
Lilangen
Jayipeitio
Hehaofer
Ms Ristninay
Larson
Tt. Archer
Solienekat
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Sebraaka
Larisa
New Yoene Co
Parker
Maecou
Marion
KC. Mormoun
Holmes
Daten
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Pariuon Ky
P. Nernan
Anderson
W. Rote
Ida ‘Wuts
Matty
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Lewle
Pas Iets Indignas
J. M. Lewnrd
Wits Wing
J. Ve Mayttell
Iene Haymses
Lari. P. Sayens Penell Hs
C.J. Prentiss
Gattvey
Ila. Pearson
Sm Lewik
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