Readers invited to solve The Triple Tie prizes
The Georgian runs a contest offering 250 in prizes for readers who finish the novel The Triple Tie by A H C Mitchell. Readers must submit conclusions by noon Thursday with the final chapters printed July 7. Five questions guide solvers from Gordon Kelly to the ending.
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Ana Senda
Gordon Kelly
Mountaineers
Econd
Mildred Deery
Smith
Atlanta
Red Sox
Quo Vadis to Leave Atlanta Grand Week of Showings
The Grand theater will host the film Quo Vadis with Monday afternoon and daily matinees at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. Sting performances and Edison talking pictures promise top quality. Forsyth vaudeville closes its current week as Edward Abeles Rely McDermott and the Welch-Francis Company headline the new bill. The Bijou announces the next attraction, a musical comedy titled A Trip to Paris.
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Atlanta
The
Sting
Edison
Grand
Forsyth
Perence
Edward Abeles Rely McDermott
Vielinsky
Welch-Francis Company
Paris
Atlanta Girl With Great American Voice To Sing Here
Miss Eulalia Bright Cannon known as Lalla B. Cannon, the Atlanta soprano chosen as holder of the great American voice, will perform at a free Atlanta Music Festival Association concert at the Auditorium. She will sing O Don Fatale from Don Carlos, discussing operatic study in New York under Professor Sergei Klibansky and plans to pursue grand opera. Her mother, Mrs. L. C. Cannon, receives full credit for her rise, with Cannon hoping to follow Klibansky’s guidance toward a possible opera career.
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Eulalia Bright Cannon
Atlanta
Sergei Klibansky
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Miss Cannon
Lalla B. Cannon
L. C. Cannon
Peachtree Street
New York
Klibansky
Madame Gadski
America
Cannon
New York American
Berlin Conservatory
Jenny Lind
Adelina Patti
Embryo
Jean Vincent Cooper
Jackson
Miss
Miss Cooper
Woodrow Wilson Held as a Vagrant
In Columbus Ohio on June 28 Woodrow Wilson aged 86 of Washington DC was arrested on a vagrancy charge and pleaded guilty to 30 days in jail He denied relation to the President and said his occupation was skin finisher.
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Columbus
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D
Wilson
Broken Lenses Duplicated On Short Notice By Hawkes
A. K. Hawkes Co presents a complete modern lens grinding plant capable of duplicating any lens, no matter how complex, with fast turnaround. Located at 14 Whitehall&.
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A. K. Hawkes
Whitehall
Steals $153,000 to Give Baby Luxuries
CHICAGO June 28 Mrs Edward F Young and her 10 month old baby watched her husband be sent to Joliet Illinois for a prison term of one to five years for embezzling 153000 from the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad He was a trusted employee He said he took the money to get rich so baby and I could have everything we wanted The Sunday American notes the husband’s crime and the family’s reaction.
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Chicago
Edward F. Young
Joliet, IL
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad
Baby
Wimbish Hostess at Piedmont Tea for Eloise Oliver
Mrs Wimbish hosted a Saturday tea at the Piedmont Driving Club in honor of Miss Eloise Oliver whose marriage to Mr Frampton Ellis takes place Monday evening. Guests wore formal attire as table decor featured hydrangeas sweetpeas and gardenias.
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William A. Wimbish
Piedmont Driving Club
Eloise Oliver
Frampton Ellis
Prioleau Ellis
Springfield
Conn
Belle Stewart
Montgomery
Miss Oliver
Claudia Frazier
Chattanooga
John E. Gilreath
Atlanta
Elizabeth Sisson
Kathryn Frazier
Fred B. Frazier
Driving Club
Lowry Arnold
Charles E. Sciple
James Osgood Wynn
Andre
Franklin Mikell
John W. Grant
Edwin Johnson
James T. Williams
T. J. Lyon
Hall Miller
James Harris
Dozier Lowndes
Mr. Ellis
Capital City
Edward King
Miss Mary Andrews Returns From Clayton House Party
Miss Mary Andrews returns home from a Clayton Alabama house party hosted by Miss Grace Pruitt. The Brenau girls plan a summer series of such events with Miss Elizabeth Clason of Columbus named as the next hostess, joined by guests from Eufaula Macon Hattiesburg and Clayton including Misses Foy Jennings Cone and others along with several gentlemen.
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Mary Andrews
Clayton
Ala
Grace Pruitt
Brenau
Elizabeth Clason
Columbus
Miss Pruitt
Mary Foy
Eufaula
Laura Jennings
Eliazabeth Clason
Kate Cone
Macon
Mary Elison
Hattiesburg
Miss
Messrs
James Mercer
Hinton Holleman
Sidney Foy
Levie Foy
Emmett Parish
Jack Alston
Barb Jennings
William Tendall
Green
Personal items from Montgomery social set list stays and travels
Miss Minnie Tuttle visits Mrs. Fitten in Atlanta area while J E C Pedder plans a California summer. Florence Louise Smith goes to Pittsburg as guest. Shepard Bryan at St Simons Island for weeks. E D Crawford announces birth of a son James Madison Crawford. Calvin Morgan McClung and family sail July 9 from Knoxville for America. Several others plan summer trips to Wrightsville Beach Hendersonville Lake Toxaway Atlantic City and North Carolina mountains. Elizabeth Schlesinger returns from New York Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati. Harrie Schlesinger at Smith College. E H Hinton family move to 536 Spring Street after selling 30 West North Avenue residence.
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J. E. C. Pedder
California
Florence Louise Smith
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Schlesinger
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Harrie Schlesinger
Smith College
E. H. Hinton
Spring Street
West North Avenue
Cotton crop value rises to near billion in 1912 US
Washington reports from a Census Bureau bulletin that the 1912 U S cotton crop reached 14,313,015 bales valued at 920,630,000 dollars. Despite a drop from 1911, the year shows strong value and potential growth compared with prior years. The four year trend shows a 32 percent increase in production value.
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Washington
Durand
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
United States
Obituaries Henry E Dibble and others laid to rest across region
The Montgomery Alabama area mourns multiple deaths. Mrs L E Dibble widow of Colonel H E Dibble of Atlanta had her body moved to Tuskegee for funeral and interment. Lea Mallotte and Howard K Minor Jr are honored in private services in Alabama. Baby Cecil Thompson dies at ten months at a private sanitarium, funeral at Harry Poole’s chapel. Belle Camp ages 39 and Salley Peek ages 33 pass away, with services and interments scheduled locally. Judge A M Lambeth dies at Howell Park San itarium. body shipped to Memphis. E A Reagin dies at 54 in Decatur after long service as DeKalb Tax Collector. Survivors include spouses, children, and relatives across multiple counties.
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L. E. Dibble
Montgomery
Ala
Tuskegee
Cecil Thompson
William Thompson
Harry Poole
Westview Cemetery
Belle Camp
Central Avenue
J. P. Canup
Sally
Edgar Canp
Harry G._ Poole
Salley Peek
Bailey Street
F. M. Peek
I. J. Askew
Palmetto
A. M. Lambeth
Howell Park Sanitarium
Memphis
Tenn
Lambeth
Georgia
Park Lambeth Wilson
Wet End
E. A. Reagin
Atlanta Avenue
Decatur Ga
Reagin
DeKalb County
Decatur Lodge of Masons
V.S. Starr
Amy
Mary Lily
Talitha Reagin
Thomas, Jones
Charles Reagin
Resinol Heals Sunburn and Heat Rash
Resinol promises rapid relief from sunburn heat rash prickly heat summer eczema ivy or oak poisoning chafings insect bites and other irritations by bathing with Resinol Soap and applying Resinol Ointment The soothing balsams reduce burning itching and inflammation while Resinol Soap helps skin comfort daily for all ages including babies The product has been a doctor's prescription for 18 years and is sold by druggists sample requests addressed to Resinol Dept 47 S Baltimore Md.
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Dept. 47-S
Resinol
Baltimore
Sidelights on Gio Politics and Georgia Governorship
The article reflects on Joseph M. Brown’s departure from Georgia’s Executive office, praising his bold, copy-rich governance and candid speeches. It notes the new Legislature’s inexperience yet potential, the plans for committee assignments, and anticipated Fourth of July invitations dispersing lawmakers across the state.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Little Joe
Alexander H. Stephens
Quarry Manager Shot by Ex-Employee in Street Shootout
Walter Venable, assistant manager at Venable Stone Works, is hospitalized with three bullets in the abdomen after a confrontation with ex-employee Bill Collum, a former engineer at the quarry, near a drug store. Collum is jailed at Stone Mountain following the Friday incident. Venable’s father A O Venable reports his son’s wounds are not serious.
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Walter Venable
Grady
Bill Collum
Stone Mountain
Venable
A. O Venable
Venable Stone Works
Collum
A Venable
Grady Hospital
Vatican to name Canadian cardinal in coming consistory
Rome reports a papal consistory planned for October will include a Canadian among the new cardinals. The announcement came from the Vatican amid anticipation in global Catholic circles.
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Atlanta
Rome
Vatican
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St. Simons Island
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Oak Street
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St. Anthony's Church
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Howard K. Minor, Jr
H. K. Minor
Crew Street
Patterson's Chapel
L. O. Bricker
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Sallie A
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Podole
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