Estate of Duke Hamilton Creditors Notice Clarke County
All creditors of the estate of Duke Hamilton late of Clarke County deceased are notified to render demands to the undersigned per law. Debts must be paid. October 20. Amanda Nunnally administrator de bonis non and Sarah E. Walters v. G. Walters. Libel for divorce in Clarke Superior Court January Term 1923. To W G Walters you must appear January next to answer libel for total divorce. Witness Blanton Fortson judge. December 9, 1922. E J Crawford clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Duke Hamilton
Amanda Nunnally
de Bonis Non
V. G. Walters
Clarke Superior Court
W. G. Walters
Surerior Court
Said
Blanton Fortson
E. J. Crawford
Clarke
J.d.aeberth
J. i Crawford
Notice to all heirs and claimants in the Jennie Daniel Duke estate
The estate of Mrs. Jennie Daniel Duke has debts and claims. All persons owing the estate are asked to pay promptly and all claimants must present their claims now. Dated December 21, 1922. R. J Brown is administrator at 318 Transportation Building, Atlanta Georgia.
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Jennie Daniel Duke
Ows
R. J/BROWN
Transportation Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Multiple Legal and Property Notices From Clarke County Georgia
A sweep of 1923 notices includes a Fulton County administrator sale of Lot 30 and 31 in Lynwood Park Athens, a Clarke County car confiscation case, a city corporation petition for W. T. Collins and associates to form a vehicle and textile related enterprise, and a separate sale of land from the estate of Mrs. Amanda C. McLeroy. Also filed are incorporation petitions for City Garage and Motor Company with a $50,000 capital, and related probate and court entries in Clarke County Georgia.
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W. T .Collins
A. C. Jones
State of Georgia
W. T. Collins
Tate
Coifsa
Stoc' Tt
Georgia
Petit
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
Peice
Freeman
Howard Johnson
J. F. Hart
John’ J. Wilking
J. Warren Smith
City Garage and Motor Company
Athens
United States
Comul
Erwin
Nix
Joners
P Grawford
Minister Aloya Raisen Shot in Prague Attack
Dr Aloya Raisen minister of finance of Czecho Slovakia was seriously wounded Friday when an employee of an insurance camp fired two pistol shots as the minister approached an automobile. He was removed to a hospital.
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Prague
Aloya Raisen
Czecho-Slovakia
New Italian Magello Lingerie Sparkles in Silk Pompadour
A fashion note highlights the latest Italian Magello silk lingerie featuring a figured pompadour design in a rich Breaoainaing shade of the Br, offering a bold contrast to plain colors and signaling a trend toward ornate fabrics and color depth.
Widow Knox faces murder charge in Hemphill trial
Mrs Lillian Knox indignant at bond denial of 26000 dollars after two day examination that ended with Justice Pratt binding her over to the grand jury on a charge of murder. Defense sought letters from the slain husband. county attorney refused. Knox to pursue habeas corpus in district court rather than post bond.
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Hemphill
Texas
W. H. Pratt
Lillian Knox
East Texas
Justice Pratt
Attornney
Guard Grave Where Jewels May Be Buried
New York dispatch reports cemetery guards at Cypress Hills Brooklyn fearing a court order to open James Jones grave for possible Russian crown jewels. Story cites a 1920 smuggling tale linking Jones to a ring that hid gems in his coffin. Superintendent Bauchman denies knowledge of the case. Jones buried Sept 14 1920.
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New York
James Jones
National Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Brooklyn
William B. Williams
Treasury Department
S Cove
theeCoag Val News
Cottin
Jones
Edellyn
Gibraltar
Vladivostock
Bauchman
Ex-Turkish Sultan Sails to Mecca for Sanctuary
Sultan Abdul Hamid VI travels from Malta to Jeddah aboard the British warship Ajax after being invited by Hussein of the Hedjaz to seek sanctuary in Mecca. The journey marks a dramatic exile from the former empire, with landing planned at Jedda on the Red Sea.
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Sultan
Mecca
Vellatta
Malta
Mohammed VI
Messa
Hussein
Hedjaz
Ajax
Jeddah
Atlanta Banks See 1922 Clearings Surpass 1921
Atlanta and north Georgia banks report a strong early 1920s outlook as 1922 clearings exceed 1921 by over one hundred million dollars. The Fourth National Bank posts deposits above twenty five million with a six million year rise and expansion to five Atlanta and Decatur branches. John K. Ottley, a leading banker, serves as president and Fed Reserve director for the district.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Georgia
Fourth National Bank of
Fourth National
Decatur
John K. Ottley
South
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Sixth Federal District
Administration Seeks View on Robinson Reparations Proposal
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Friday ordered consultation with the administration to obtain its opinion on Senator Robinton’s plan to authorize the president to appoint representatives to the reparations commission before advancing the measure. Committee Chairman Senator Lodge directed a conference with Secretary Hughes to secure the department’s information on reparations negotiations.
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Washngton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robinton
Arkansas
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hughes
State Department
Robinson
Tennessee raises telephone rates for business and home
Atlanta reports that Tennessee utilities commission increased telephone rates in 1923, affecting business and residential lines. Despite lower material costs, salaries for operators remain steady, and commissions say the company was not earning enough on its investment. The piece notes wartime government support for utilities and contrasts it with current rate hikes.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Mississippi
Utilities Commission of Tennessee
Cumber and Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Uncle Sam
Resolution to abolish the electoral college in Michigan proposal
Governor A Groesbeck will introduce a measure in the Michigan legislature calling for an amendment to abolish the electoral college and replace it with direct presidential popular vote. Carmel Myers stars opposite William Russell in McPhee's Sensational Reet.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
A. Groesbeck
Carmel Myers
William Russell
McPhee
The Banner-Herald Sunday Want Ad Page
The Banner-Herald highlights its Sunday Want Ad Page as among the most interesting and profitable sections. The page attracts thousands who turn to it first for listings and opportunities.
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the Banner-Herald
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Sarah E. Walters
Fulton County
Court of Ordinary
Barrow County
Court House
E. Sharpton
Lynwood Park
George Cash
W. C. Perry
Admr
Superior
Georgis
Georg
Amafida C. McLeroy
Iran
Ing
John B. Gamb
Tom Giles
J. L. McLeroy
Charlie
Ed Witiey
P. B. Whi’ 4Tehead
Manda C. McLeroy
de Jeamary
Dupellor Court
U. S
Crissenger
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
W. P. G. Harding
London
Associated Press
British Home Office
Edith Thompson
Frederick Bywaters
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Colonial Theatre
Mary Elby
Blanche Ring
Chas. Winninger
Geo. E. Wintz
Eve
George Wintz
Selwynn
Olga Petrova
Petrova
Winninger
Fas
Thornton’s
Holman
FeaAceoe
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