Notable Atlanta Social Opening at Hotel Ansley
Governor Slaton and Mrs Slaton along with former Governor Brown and Mrs Brown will attend the Hotel Ansley opening dinner Monday and host a reception for the city, visitors, and legislators at 9 oclock. Numerous local figures and guests from St Petersburg, Ocala, Live Oak, and Jacksonville appear in the guest list across a day of society events, dances, teas, and club gatherings throughout Atlanta.
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John M. Slaton
Blaton
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Ansley
Paxon
Evans
van Orsdale
Perry
Cora A. Brown
Robert L. McWhorter
Ludwika Levin
Cora Brown
Atlanta
Hotel
J. B. Pound
Kathaleen
Virginia
Little Caroline Pound
H. H. Tift
Tifton
R. 8. Hall
Ocala
Pla
John T. Dismukes
First National Bank
St. Petersburg
Fla
F. A. Wood
Central National Bank
Wood
A. F. Thomasson
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J. A. Wood
Florida Bankers’ Association
J. B. Barton
Citizens Bank
Live Oak
Barton
Bainbridge Richardson
Germania
Aragon Hotel
Eugene Mitchell
Peachtree Road
John Stevens
Stephens
Society of Pioneer Women
T. B. Bean Promoted to Assistant Shoe Manager
T. B. Bean is appointed assistant manager of the shoe department at J. P. Allen & Co. He has worked in shoes since leaving Morry College four years ago and is well versed in every detail of the business. His rapid rise and many friends greet the news.
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Personal notices of Atlanta residents and guests
A long list of social items notes Mrs. John Miller returning from Kentucky and several Misses and couples visiting family or staying at resorts. Guests from Savannah Knoxville and Decatur are mentioned along with trips to Asheville, Baltimore, Boston, New York, Atlantic City, and Warm Springs. Births, house parties, and summer plans populate the social rounds.
Sunday School Attendance Rises Across 15 Atlanta Churches
An Atlanta survey shows Sunday schools increased by 31 on average from last year, with total attendance 5319 versus 4847 previously. First Christian Church leads at 732, followed by Tabernacle 632, Second Baptist 608, Central Presbyterian 538, and St Pauls Methodist 528, among others.
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North Ave
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Westminster Presterian
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Highland Park Baptist
Gordon St. Baptist
Navy Officers to Get Shoulder Marks Back
Washington June 30 Naval officers win restoration of golden shoulder marks after Rear Admiral Badger and Atlantic fleet officers urged reversal of former Secretary Meyer orders. Secretary Daniels approves restoring the insignia, ending a disputed uniform change and signaling morale with the fleet.
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Daniels
Badger
Atlantic Fleet
Meyer
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Safer Alternative to Calomel
An advertisement urges calomel users to switch to Dodson's Liver Tone claiming it is a safe substitute guaranteed by druggists. It argues calomel is a poison and promises improved digestion patterns, headache relief, and easier bowel regularity without disturbing daily habits, noting a 50 cent price and money-back guarantee.
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Dodson
Militants Burn Ballikinrain Castle in Scotland
Special Cable reports Glasgow Scotland June 39 militants believed suffragettes burned Ballikinrain castle near Stirling causing about 500000 in damage. The unoccupied residence, built fifty years ago on a high estate, was destroyed after prep work and arson by saturated floors with oil. The blaze was visible for miles and only walls remained.
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Ballikinrain Castle
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Attempted Kidnapping of Asquith Ends in Fines
Four men arrested after a riot in Downing Street were arraigned and fined ten dollars each or two weeks in jail. Dock workers from Trafalgar Square protests stood with Miss Sylvia Pankhurst who urged seizing Prime Minister Asquith and Chancellor Lloyd-George. One woman injured during the clash. police tightened patrols amid threats of further raids by the W S P U.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Asquith
David Lloyd-George
Trafalgar Square
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Emmeline Pankhurst
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Women's Social and Political Union
Fire destroys Leuchars Junction station in Dundee
June 30 report from Dundee Scotland says the Caledonian Railway station at Leuchars Junction was totally destroyed by fire. Literature found among the ruins points to militant suffragettes as responsible. Furnished rooms and good boarders are advertised as readily available through Georgian Want Ads with phone numbers Main 8000 or Atlanta 8000.
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Caledonian
Leuchars Junction
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel to Open at Six O'Clock Monday
The Hotel Ansley will formally open to the public at 6 o'clock Monday evening with several guests already registered. Interior work is nearly finished. lobby walls display notable Georgia history scenes. Italian decor graces the dining room and an opening table d hôte will be served. Governor Slaton and ex Governor Brown among expected guests with a reception to follow. The Rathskellar will open Tuesday.
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Ansley
Georgia
Brown
Rathskellar
South
300 Girls Leave Phones to Marry in Rome
The Postmaster General is bewildered by the result of a recent grant allowing telephone girls to marry. Three hundred of these girls took the opportunity, and every couple requested the special cable arrangement to wed.
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Atlanta
Rome
Local Obituaries and Funerals Across Atlanta Area
Multiple deaths and funeral notices from Atlanta area residents include Miss Mattie Logue of 266 Rawson Street dying at 11 Sunday morning, Miss Mary George at a private sanitarium Sunday afternoon, J W Moore of 82 Berean Avenue dying Sunday night and sent to Conyers for burial, Miss Mary L Poole of Lakewood Heights dying Sunday morning with funeral at Mount Zion Church, Mrs Charles Donaldson of Dunwoody dying at noon with funeral at Sandy Springs Church, and S O Beauchamp of 155 Crumley Street dying Monday morning with burial plans in Baltimore. survivor details and churchyard interments listed.
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Rawson Street
Mary George
Sacred Heart Church
Griffin
J. W. Moore
Berean Avenue
Conyers, Ga
Mr. Moore
Mary L. Poole
Lakewood Heights
Mount Zion Church
Miss Pool
J. J. L. Poole
Mount Zion Churchyard
Charles Donaldson
Dunwoody
Sandy Springs
O. Beauchamp
Crumley Street
Baltimore
Jane
Florence
Atlanta
Mamie Conn
Samuel
George Andrew
Milton
Fred Beauchamp
Beauchamp
Byrd Printing Company
Close Pony Contests Put Georgia Races In Spotlight
The Sun day American reports tight races across districts with no clear leader. Five district leaders are girls in District 1, with slim margins from first to fifth. Mose Brodkin leads among the newsies with 173345 votes, while six Georgia schoolchildren run 50k to 58k.
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Sunday American
Frankie J. Smith
George Rosser
Miss Smith
Josephine Simrill
Robert Harbour
Idele Shaw
Willetts Matthews
Charles L. Stevens
Florence Greenoe
Eleanor Raoul
Frank Ison, Jr
Richard Rainey
William Turner
Edward de Loach
Mose Brodkin
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Louisville and Nashville Flyer Dies in Cow Strike Near Corbin
A Louisville and Nashville flyer bound for Atlanta was ditched after striking a cow near Corbin Kentucky. Engineer F A Lighthouse and Fireman S P Douglas were killed and baggage man J M Mullins was seriously hurt.
Credit Men to Push War on Bad Checks
The legislative committee of the local Credit Men's Association led by E. L. Adams will meet early this week to finalize plans for a proposed bill banning checks and drafts when funds are insufficient. Several bills will be considered as credit men campaign for passage, including Representative Dorris of Douglas County. Local credit men say the measure would curb a widespread Atlanta practice.
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Local Credit Men’s Association
E. L. Adams
Dorris
Douglas County
Atlanta
President Halts Navy Voluntary Retirements
The President signed an order forbidding navy officers with under twenty years of service from taking voluntary retirement. The move aims to keep comparatively young personnel in the service and prevent early exits.
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Washington
Navy
Vaudeville Bill at the Forsyth Stars Edward Abeles
The Forsyth presents a strong vaudeville lineup led by Edward Abeles creator of Brewster's Millions in the original Officer 666. Miss Charlotte Lander performs He Tried To Be Nice with Billy McDermott, Vielinsky, Rube Welch, Kitty Francis, Rae Fenton and others in a laughing hit. Grand showcases Thomas A Edison talking motion pictures with kinetophone today and all week, matinee and night.
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Ad Carlisle
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