Clarke accused in Klan court case and graft plots
Four Atlanta area grand goblins accuse Imperial Klaliff E Y Clarke of incompetence disloyalty and seditious treason and claim he plans to seize control of the Ku Klux Klan by moving its leader coastal newspaper network and building a national machine. They allege Clarke vowed to depose Imperial Wizard Simmons and profit from a coast to coast press empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Erand Goblins
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial Klaliff
E. Y. Clarke
Simmons
Clarke
United States
Harry B. Terrell
Erand Goblin
Great Lakes
Invisible Empire
Terrell
Imperial Klariff
Elizabeth Tyler
Goblins I
Klaliff Clarke
Goblin Hooper
Col. Simmons
Goblin Atkin
Atkin
Jacksonville
Fla
Imperial
Tyler
Meat as Kidney Troubles Word of Cures
A noted authority claims daily meat forms uric acid that paralyzes kidneys making them sluggish and painful. He advises four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water each morning to flush acids, cleanse kidneys, and stimulate function, noting its lemon and lithia composition and long use.
Oyster supper raises funds for Hospital auxiliary
Plains Georgia December events report a well attended oyster supper at Masonic hall with oyster stew coffee sandwiches and candies boosting auxiliary funds. Community notices follow on Rev L B Johnson sermons Rev Jason Shirah reassignment and local visits including Mrs. Timmerman Mrs. Brannen and travelers sharing greetings.
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Johnson
Bethlehem
Calvary
Cardui praised by Miss Hughett after relief from ailments
Miss Mary Alice Hughett of Dublin Virginia described long suffering with back and head pain monthly. She credited Cardui with regulating her cycle improving appetite sleep and removing pain after her mother began giving it. She calls Cardui the best female tonic and urges others to start it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mary Alice Hughett
Here
Cardus
Hughett
Pessimism in Colleges Quips from Broun and Jewett
Heywood Broun recalls Harvard classmates deeming life a sham and a delusion while a passing note from Doctor Jewett recalls Oxford students calling themselves Agnostic, Latin Ignotus. Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Broun
The
Bookman
Harvard
Sumter County Legal Ad No 390 Notice for Ward Property Sale
Mrs Bessie A McDonald guardian seeks leave to sell a one third remainder interest after life estate in lands in Sumter County Georgia lot 27 and two thirds acres in northeast corner of lot 8 east of Muckaloochee Creek for maintenance and education of wards Hallie and Lee Will McDonald The application will be heard by the Sumter County Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in December 1921 Witness dated November 7 1921 John A Cobb Ordinary of Sumter County Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Bessie A. McDonald
Hallie McDonald
Lee Will McDonald
Towit
Muckaloochee Creek
Willie Williams
Bessie Williams
15Th
Public sale of Julia Eason estate land in Americus
By order of Sumter County Court of Ordinary, on the first Tuesday in December 1921, an administrator will sell at public outcry a house and lot in Americus, part of the old McCoy land lot. The parcel runs 50 feet north, 150 feet east, 50 feet south, 150 feet west, between Lambert and Winn streets, bounded by Catherine Head lands, Thomas Cook land, and an unnamed street. Proceeds pay Julia Eason deceased’s debts. A. J. Harris, Administrator.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Julia Eason
Americus
McCoy
Thomas Cook
Lambert and
Winn Street
Catherine Head
Thomas Cookland
A. J. Harris
Public sale of estate property in Sumter County Georgia
Act No 383 of Ordinary authorizes public outcry sale on the first Tuesday in December 1921 at the courthouse. Property belongs to the estate of W A Ayash deceased in Americus Sumter County. Vacant lot on the West side of Lee street lot 6 Sam Clege subdivision fronting 56 feet, depth 300 feet more or less, as shown by plot in Deed Record Book III page 441.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
W. A. Ayash
Towit
Lee Street
Americus
Sam Clege
Bel. Beltyte
Fred
Executor's Sale of J W Law land in Sumter Co GA
Legal Ad announces executor C M Law will sell sixty five acres of land in Sumter County at public outcry at the Americus courthouse on the first Tuesday in December 1921 to pay debts and distribute to heirs. The property lies in the 17th district, lot No 186 southeast corner, portion of the old J W Law home place with 100 acres reduced by a widow's dower of 35 acres.
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Court of Ordinary
Sumter County
Georgia
C. M. Law
John W. Law
Court House
Americus
J. W. Law
Co. M. Law
Legal Ad No 388 Notice to Sell Real Estate in Sumter County
A. L. McLendon as administrator of W. A. Webb deceased applies for leave to sell 128 acres of land lot 28 in the 16th district Sumter County Georgia. Under order of Hon. Jno A Cobb Ordinary dated November 7 1921 the land will be sold at the courthouse door in Americus on the first Tuesday in December 1921 between legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. Describes thirty acres of land located in the same area.
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Die B. Shipp
Georgia
Sumter County
Court of Ordinary
Americus
Uennie Wimbush
Andersonville
Americus and
Andersonville Road
H. E. Allen
Dennie Wimbush
A. L. McLendon
W. A. Webb
Towit
Saidtty
Muckeloocheepee
Jno. A. Cobb
Webb Old Home Place tract heirs notice 1921 court order
The description runs along the north lot line to Muckaloschae Creek and follows the creek run to the south line, then east to the southeast corner and north to the northeast corner. An order was made at the November term 1921 for citation. All heirs and creditors of W A Webb deceased are to appear at the December term 1921 of Sumter County Court of Ordinary to show cause or leave will be granted.
Sale of Hamilton piano on court house steps in 1921
Legal ad announces sale before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in December 1921 to settle a City Court of Americas execution issued April 18, 1921. Property described as Hamilton piano No. 87064 style 205, levied on against D. P. Dodson in favor of J. W. Clayton. Sheriff Lucius Harvey oversees.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Willi
Court House
Said
Hamilton
D. P. Dodson
City Court of Americas
Said County
J. W. Clayton
Administrators Seek Leave to Sell Bank Stock in Georgia
Mrs. Ella Wilson and W. A. Wilson as administrators of J. J. Wilson seek court permission to sell bank stock and other personal property belonging to the estate. If no objections are filed, leave to sell will be granted at the December term 1921 of the Sumter County Ordinary Court. November 7, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter County
Ella Wilson
W. A. Wilson
J. J. Wilson
John A. Cobb
Property sales and club charter notices from Sumter County
Legal ads describe two tracts totaling about 53 acres in Sumter County Georgia with boundaries to Willie Williams and Bessie Williams and others, two $1,000 loans, estate debts, and distribution. Also notices guardian for Otis Killebrew, and a charter petition for The Strollers Club in Americus with proposed duties, powers, and corporate structure filed December 1, 1921.
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Royalrowin Klan
Goblin
E. J. Eldridge
J. C. Logan
Jason Shirah
Lyons
South Georgia Conference
Plains Circuit
G. R. Partin
Deernan
Partin
Frank Timmerman
James Pritchard
Parrott
Roy Askew
Chipley
Roy Brannen
Concord
Annie Howell
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Moultrie
R. Shelley
J. T. Coman
Junaluska
N. C
J. H. Mauney
Angelina Davis
Albany
J. L. Brown
Montgomery
Ala
Henry Bostwick
Turner Electric Co
Oliver Auto Painting Co
Turpin
Americus, Ga
Virginia
Mother
Lucius Harvey
Artesian
Katataha
Is Christ
William Niles Co
Daisy Boy
Freeman’s Bicycle Shop
Jackson St
Sumter Counry
Otis Killebrew
L. G. Council
State OF Georgia
Sumter
Charles Sampson
Luke Duncan
John Henry Akins
Strollers Club
Ilis
Adt Chase
J. Lewis Ellis
Ki. E. Allen
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
England
America
W. D. Bailey Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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