City Court Jury List for Third Monday Term
Judge West's City Court opens on the 21st with jurors drawn for this term. Names include Puryear Pittard Deadwyler Turner O Farrell Palmer Mealor Moss Hall Pittman Bolton Gordon Phinizy Wilkins Carlton Morton Daviton Purcell Cook Talmage Bramblett Crane Carthers Rowe Kelles Deadwyler Hull Dozier Beusse Jackson Edwards Scudder Mapp Hoke Rivers Grier.
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H. J. Rowe
Geo. O. Kelles
Jeo. E. Deadwyler
Harvey Hull
Jas. H. Dozier
J. H. Beussee
Paul E. Jackson
Verner Edwards
C. A. Scudder
J. H. Mapp
John Z. Hoke, Jr
F. T. Rivers
E. K. Grier
Little Fitzpatrick Child Dies From Bronchial Pneumonia
A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Fitzpatrick, of Broad and Poplar streets, died yesterday afternoon after short illness with bronchial pneumonia. Funeral arrangements to be announced. The child was beloved by neighbors and friends.
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Andrew J. Fitzpatrick
Broad and
Poplar Streets
Grand Jurors Named for Clarke County April Term 1910
The first grand jury list for Clarke County superior court April term 1910 includes Jessie H. Beussee Edgar Levy Lem J. Edwards Lewis F. Butt Oliver H. Arnold Jr Josh C. Hutchins James R. Crane Aaron Cohen William E. Eppes Thomas Bailey S Floyd Foster Andrew H. Milstead Thomas J. Poss John N. Carlton John F. Tibbetts Francis B. Hinton James H. Dozier Arthur E. Griffith John J. C. McMahan William C. Ash Andrew C. Fears Albert S. Towns Hugh J. Rowe George E. Deadwyler Jr.
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Edgar Levy
Lem J. Edwards
Lewis F. Butt
Oliver H. Arnold, Jr
Josh C. Hutchins
James R. Crane
Aaron Cohen
William E. Eppes
Thomas Bailey
S. Floyd Foster
Andrew H. Milstead
Thomas J. Poss
John N. Carlton
John F. Tibbetts
Francis B. Hinton
James H. Dozier
Arthur E. Griffith
John J. C. McMahan
William C. Ash
Andrew C. Fears
The Tide of Fortune at Crystal Theatre
A vivid Imp Today feature praises The Tide of Fortune at Crystal Theatre calling it a superb cinema treat with excellent photography and acting. The article lauds the crystal as home of good pictures and urges audiences not to miss the screening and new music accompanying the program.
Commercial Hotel Office Temporarily Relocated Notice
Notice states the office will be temporarily at the Commercial Hotel while improvements on the Nicholson property are completed. ERWIN & CO. lists phone 345 and urges readers to buy a Georgia Nas-onis Lem cents as necessary.
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Nicholson
Erwin: &Co
Georgia
Becassary
Rainey Transferred to County Jail in Forged Checks Case
William C. Rainey, held on charges of passing forged checks, has been moved from the city to the county jail. No date is set for the commitment trial, delaying return to the April term of the superior court. His father-in-law has visited and met with his attorneys, but no further action is announced. The case draws wide interest and speculation in the city.
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Wiliam C. Rainey
Rainey
Mortgage Record Shocks Athens as Ice Trust Becomes Giants
In Athens the Clarke county court records a major mortgage linked to the Atlantic Coal and Ice Company and a Georgia wide consolidation. Ernest Woodruff leads the Trust Company of Georgia as the new organization’s president, with properties in Atlanta Rome Augusta Chattanooga Columbus Macon Athens and other cities pledged under 20 year 6 percent bonds. Letters urging clemency for Morse go to local business figures and Mrs Morse in New York.
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E. J. Crawford
Clarke County Superior Court
Atlantic Coal and Tee Corporaton
Atlanta
Court House
Fulton
Georgia
Satie
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Atlanta Ice and Coal Company
Rome
Augusta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Athens
Ernest Woodruff
Trust Company of Georgia
Mrs J R Williams Narrowly Escapes Fire On Broad Street
Mrs J R Williams faced a near fatal fire yesterday noon when her dress skirt flared in an open grate. She grabbed the garment and crushed the flames, extinguishing the blaze with only a minor burn to a finger, attributed to her remarkable presence of mind.
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Robert ‘Willams
Broad Street
Biograph Today Show Promises Intense True Love Drama
Elite will be present ed for a Biograph picture titled The Course of True Love. The program notes an orchestra providing music from 4 to 6 in the afternoon and again from 7 to 9 at night for those unable to attend the matinee.
Funeral of Little Marcus Green
The funeral of Marcus Green, five year old son of Officer Green, was held yesterday afternoon from their residence. His body was carried to Crawford and laid to rest beside his mother’s grave.
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Green
Grawford
T. Green
Crawford
Georgian schoolboys and girls to hold exercises Friday
A local notice states that every schoolboy and schoolgirl will participate in exercises this Friday. The event appears organized by the school authorities and aims to promote discipline and physical activity among students.
Rhodes Attends Georgia Agricultural Society Meeting
Prof. A. Rhodes traveled to Macon for an executive committee session of the Georgia State Agricultural Society. He is joined by Col. C. M. Snelling and Senator J. D. Price, all representing the Eighth congressional district on the board.
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A. Rhodes
Macon
The
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Rhodes
Col
C. M. Snelling
J. D. Price
Eighth Congressional District
Boy breaks arm for second time in same place
Master Johnnie Mealor, thirteen, son of Mr J H Mealor, on Poplar street, fractured his right arm yesterday while tossing rocks with cloth parachutes. The injury, occurred as he jerked to throw the stone over his head, marks the second break in the same arm in the same manner, the first having been a baseball injury two years ago. He is stout and recovering well.
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Johnnié Mealor
J.’ H. Mealor
Poplar Street
Georgia Counties Seek State Convicts for Road Work
Atlanta reports that 75 counties have formally applied to the prison commission for state convicts to use on public road work for the next fiscal year beginning April 1. Counties report requests exceed their previous allocations, with Echols proposing to join Clinch for combined gang labor. Many boards have not yet met, delaying replies, but by mid February all counties are expected to have submitted requests, likely outstripping supply and leaving some counties short of convicts.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission
Fora
Dodge
Crisp
Douglas
Behola
Echols
Clinch
Municipal Election At Stat ham Ga Voters Choose Mayor And Aldermen
Special to the Banner reports Stat ham Georgia held a hotly contested municipal election for mayor and council seats. Mayor W Of Sykes ran without opposition and received 105 votes. Aldermen J T Perry and T J Sykes defeated their joint opponents by eleven votes.
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Statham
W. of. Sykes
J.T. Perry
T. J. Sykes
Captain Cox of the Northeast Railroad Ill
Friends report Captain Cox, longtime conductor on the Southern Railway between this city and Lula, is quite feeble at his home. It is hoped that within a few days at most he will be able to pull the bell cord again.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Morse
U. S
Cor
Lula
Nis
Homs
Fae
Georgia Flags Ten Cents Dont Fall To Buy In Time
Laura Rutherford Chapter Daughters hire item for sale Apply to Mrs George D Thomas Peings venue time noted in sale listing.
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Georgia
Laura
Hutherford
George D “Thomas
Athens Girl to Perform Vaudeville Act with Lillian Vernice
Athens girl will appear on the vaudeville stage in the early autumn show headlined by Lillian Vernice known locally as Ethel Etzel. She performed piano parts at the Lyric last night as part of the act.
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Athens
Will
Migs
Lillian Vernice
Ethel Etzel
Mrs John White Morton To See Mr Hinton In Atlanta
Mrs John White Morton travels to Atlanta to visit Mr Hinton who is in hospital there. Friends are pleased by his continued improvement and hopeful he will soon be well enough to return home.
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John White Morton
Atlanta
Hare
Old ‘Hinton
Hinton
Georgia Day Flag Drive Promotes Education Fund
The Daughters of the Confederacy plan to sell Georgia flags for ten cents each on Georgia Day, urging every Clarke and Oconee County teacher to have children buy one. Mrs George Thames is the contact for chapter coordination.
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Georgia
George
D.‘Thames
Funeral of Rev C A Mitchell at First Methodist
The funeral of Rev C A Mitchell was held at First Methodist yesterday afternoon with services featuring Lead Kindly Light and a funeral sermon by Rev W L Pierce. A large crowd attended at the church and many followed the casket to Oconee cemetery for burial.
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C.A. Mitchell
First Methodist
Oconee
Brenau and Georgia Girls and Boys Camp Meet Enthusiasm
Brenau College Conservatory in Gainesville Georgia anticipates a Georgia boys encampment with strong Brenau girl interest. Planned events include grand opera Mikado and various amusements during encampment week. Brenau YWCA will send delegates to the Gulf States YWCA convention in Athens in February 1913: Florrie Carter Addie Noel Norma Alen Annie Burnett Jessie Dickey Francis Arnold Lilie Mae Pettijohn Delma Pentecost Mae Frank Duffy Serena Crawford.
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Gainesville
Brenau College Conservatory
Brenau
Georgia Boys
Brenau Y. W.C. A
Gulf States
Y. W
IC. A
Athens
Florrie Carter
Addie Noel
Norma Alen
Annie Burnett
Maddox Firm in Bankruptcy After Owner's Illness
In Atlanta on February 8 a voluntary petition is filed against J. J. and J. E. Maddox, wholesale grocers, by creditors including Southern Flour and Grain and Atlanta Milling. J. E. Maddox, president, was found ill with suspected stroke and overdose of drugs, admitted to Wesley Memorial Hospital. Court questions alleged transfers to Brown & Williamson Tobacco and American Snuff to prefer creditors. The Maddox firm, a 25 year Georgia concern, faces insolvency amid medical concerns surrounding its leader.
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Atlanta
Federal Court
J. J
J. E. Maddox
Wesley 3Remorial
Maddox
Southern Flour,and Grain Company
Atlanta Milling Company
Thomas Roberts’& Co
Philadelphia
Brown & ‘Williamson ’ ‘Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
Baseball practice starts Saturday at University of Georg ia
The University of Georgia will begin baseball practice Saturday provided the weather cooperates. Coach Colter calls for candidates and expects several veterans plus new players to report. Early sessions will focus on batting practice and conditioning before full team drills begin.
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University of Georg’ Atart
Atate
Bain Sete
Colter
Collegians
Kid Burns Meets Hackenschmidt In Eight Round Show
The Atlanta lightweight Kid Burns faces New York’s Kid Hackenschmidt in an eight round main bout at the Athletic Club. Local preliminaries showcase amateur talent while Burns, compact at about 120 pounds, presses the attack with fast footwork and a willingness to take punishment. Hackenschmidt, famed for clever tactics, will try to evade and counter, promising a lively contest tonight.
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Kid. Burns
Atlanta
Kid Hackenschmidt
New York
Burns
Elty
South
Averde
Hackenschmidt
New ‘York
Tontent
Mr Cobb Lampkin Improves After Illness at Home
Mr Cobb Lampkin, who has been quite ill at his home for the past few weeks, is now improving. The report notes his condition as part of the state timetable.
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MR. Cobb-Lampkin
Mr.Cobb Lampkin
The
Tate
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MR. Fitzpatrick
GRAND
Superior Court
Clarke County
Jessie H. Beussee
Uvia biTn
County
Jale
E. L. Bergstrom
E. 1. Bergstrom
Taft
Th Morse
J. R. Williams
Little Marcus
Prof
Boy
Johnnie Mealor
W. M. Sykes
Perry and Sykes
Capt. Cox
Rev
C. A. Mitchell
First’ Methodist
Chattahoochee Park
J. E Maddox
Tate and Wear
Coach Colter
Hal -Chase
Kid Burns
Hackenschmidy
Mensa Senetont College
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