Jailbreak suspects captured as Atlanta manhunt closes
Five Fulton county jailbirds who escaped are back in custody. Sutton was recaptured at Stockbridge, Knox and Langdon caught in Bremen after a freight train ride. Withrow, the Fannin county killer, was seized near Decatur. Rewards totaling 1,280 dollars were distributed among citizens and officials who aided the captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadan
Sutton
Fulton County
A. R. Knox
Vederdas
Withrow
Fannin County
Knox
Pat Sanders
Marietta Street
Janders
Landers
Fort McPherson
Schlossberg, Lamb, Paxley
Hollander
Nfantry
ééWer
Seventeenth Infantry
Shorts
Atlanta
Jan
G—Art Lpst
Futon County Tower
Charles Sutton
Stockbridge
Hberty
Edward Broman
Harry Langdon
Bremen
John Withrow
Fannin
Wesley Chapel
Decatur
Mangum
Brown
John
Bullard
Brooman
Lanedon
C. FR. Wallace
R. J. Dobbs
DeKalb County
B J. Michell
Your Grocer Can Get Miss Dixie for Yor I
A compact note from a grocery advert or clipping states that the store can obtain a product or brand labeled Miss Dixie for the customer, though the exact item and context are unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dixie
Foley's Kidney Remedy Appreciation by Elmira Resident
L McConnell from Catherine Street Elmira New York writes praising Foley's Kidney Remedy for a bad kidney trouble claiming five bottles cured her and calling it the most reliable kidney medicine she has used Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
L. McConnell
Catherine St
Elmira
N. Y
Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney and Bladder Disorders
An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as an honest effective remedy for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims relief for acute or chronic kidney issues and painful urinary irregularities and says the medicine is sold by all druggists.
Hammond to fill pulpit at First Methodist Church
Dr Joan D W Hammond, formerly of the Southern Methodist education board and now tied to Vand University training school in Nashville, will occupy the pulpit at First Methodist tomorrow morning for Pastor Dr Mo J Troutman. His visit is described as a benediction to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoche
Iiseet
Tomoorrow
Joan DW. Hammond
Board of Education
Southern Methodist Church
Vand University
Nashville
Mo J. Troutman
Hammond
Mr George A Mell Returns Home in Improved Health
Mr George A. Mell, long at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, returned home yesterday in noticeably improved health. Friends here and elsewhere express happiness at his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mell
GA Mell
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Local Angler Raises Lake Warner Gar to 141.2 Pounds
Uncle Albert McCluskey, a famed local fisherman, reported a huge garfish caught in Lake Warner this week. The fish weighed sixteen and a quarter pounds, measured thirty eight inches, and required help to free from the net before being brought to town in a proud mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culvessilie
Albert McCluskey
Lake Warner
Viele Albert
Negroes Involved In Double Killing At White Plains
An account describes a fatal shooting on a public road near White Plains. Pearce and another Black man were involved after an altercation. Pearce was shot, later believed not to die, while the other man faced murder charges previously acquitted. The Jernigan murder case also occupies attention, with Pearce’s son Huster Pearce serving life for that crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pease
Ensboro
Eritiinelass
Vesternhas
White Plains
Pearce
Dunn
Chavin
Lees
Peares
Wii Jer
al Ove
Jernigan Necro
Tidge Theo Lewis
Ite
Woods
Oconee
Dividends Declared By Greensboro Banks
Greensboro Georgia reports two large mid Georgia banks, Copeland National and Greensboro National. Copeland National declares four percent semi annual dividend with surplus added, annual stockholders meeting January 10 for officer elections. Greensboro National declares four percent semi annual dividend, stockholders reelect L O Benton president J M Thompson vice president W P Wallace vice president R L McCommons cashier F A Shipley assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Middle
Georgia
Copelaw National Bank
Greensboro National Bank
L. O. Benton
J. M. Thompson
W. P. Wallace
R. L. McCommons
F. A. Shipley
Great Meetings At First Methodist Week Of Prayer
The Week of Prayer at First Methodist features Rev Robert V Miller with a large audience, detailing the Plan of the Ages and prophetic scripture. Sessions cover creation, rebellions, advents, church calling, and future events, with additional meetings planned for today and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Miller
First Methodist Church
Nees
Miller
Bach
Res Miller
Word of God
Satan
First Presbyterian Church
Chrier
First Methodist Charch
Fied
North Carolina
The Huggins China House Faithful Traditions
A religious reflection about The Huggins China House unity in faith. The writer urges readers to seize Holy Week opportunities and learn from the parable of the wise and foolish virgins. The piece emphasizes vigilance and timely action in spiritual matters.
Leaders Confer on Athens Postmaster Appointment
In Atlanta a conference of leading Republicans discussed Georgia appointments including the Athens postmastership. Applicants cited include incumbent W. Fleming and Dr. W. T. Cogein. a colored candidate may also have considered. Appointment decision expected in the next few days amid prior delays and Senator Clay’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Parker
Elberton
Blum
Johnson
Athens
W. Fleming
Pink Morton
W. T. Cogein
Alabama
Clay
Senate
Short Notes of Interest Real Estate and Savings
Short notes list offerings from Erwin & Company on real estate and fire insurance. The Athens Savings Bank advertises 4 percent interest on deposits with compounding dates January 1 and July 1. Also notes about wallpapers, tradesmen, wanted help, and small ads including a lost gold bracelet near Milledge Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Milledge Avenue
Millege Avenue
Hudson Lodge Elects Officers for 19XX in Commerce Georgia
Special to The Banner. Commerce Ga Dan At the regular monthly communication of Hudson Lodge No 294 F and A M last night the officers elected for the present year were installed. W Brannon Rice W M J Frank Wright S W Cal Mize J W FO Elrod secretary Obe Whitehead S J R A Watkins J D J M Nix treasurer John Crow Tyler J B Lord Shaphin McGinnis and stewards. A notable incident was Mr Jule Hudson who after 34 years since initiation holds no office this year in Hudson Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Dan
Hudson Lodge
W. Brannon Rice
Frank Wright
Wcal Mize
J. W. FO Elrod
Obe Whitehead
R. A. Watkins
John Crow
Tyler J.B . Lord
Shaphin
McGinnis
Hudson Lodge No
F. & Aom
Jule Hudson
Hudson ‘Jodge
Rail timetable update for January changes announced
Notice: Train numbers 32 and 33 altered schedules effective at noon January 1. Northbound train 32 will arrive at 2 45 pm and then 2 35 pm after the change. Southbound train 33 will now arrive at 2 30 pm instead of 10 30 pm, reflecting revised local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
Tuto
Sopom
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Calloway case
In the District Court of the Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division Ralph W. Calloway of Athens was adjudicated bankrupt January 1911. The first meeting of creditors will be January 16 1911 at 11 o clock in the referee's office Athens Ga to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Athens Ga January 6 1911 Frank L Upson Referee to Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Ralph W. Calloway
Athens
Clarke
Gald
Frank 1
Upson
Local Classified Notes From Waterloo and Athens
Various items advertise fire insurance and real estate firms Lipscomb Co and Lipscomp Co, requests for amateur photographer names, milk cow sales or exchanges, shoe restoration, paint store contact, rental offers on Milledge Avenue and Pulaski Street, licensing for beer sales, fresh eggs and dairy, hairdressing education, and a Mason's honorable retirement. Ads mention G M Booth, J L Arnold, 110412 Foundry Street Athens, 123 Jackson St, Royal Inn Co, Moser College in Atlanta, and M. P. Matthews.
Er nest Gamble Concert Party Draws Large Audiences
The Er nest Gamble Concert Party, billed for January 16, has attracted unusually large crowds. Reports note a Dominion Day audience of twelve thousand in Chautauqua New York and a Columbus car show setting a record for size, with six thousand filling the auditorium for a program featuring Ernest Gamble, Usay, Gerardy, and Pugno. The Mormon Tabernacle choir at Salt Lake City also drew about a thousand when Gamble performed with them in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gamble
United States
Gamble
Lord and Lady Aberdeen
Chautauqua
N.Y
Columbus
Arion Club
Usay
Gerardy
Pugno
Mag ‘Oth
Mormon Tabercle Choir
Salt Lake City
Gamble Party
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Columbia
Erwin & Company
J. Y. Carthers
James White
H. C. Stockdell
L. C. Quin Scot
Wanmond
General Board of Education of Methodists
Will Pearce
Green County
Haviland
the Huggins China House
Miss Dixie Self-Rising
Clayton ST
J. C. Jester
W. Paar
Eathers & Eavenson
Finesas
T. B. Wootten
Heer Place
Wall Street
Little Bonanza CO
Ziegler Co
Come Black
Chicago
Moler Barber College
Gutt
South Jackson St
J. O. Malone
Lipscomp & Co
Real Estate—Lipscomb & Co
Carver
Waterloo
Iowa
G. M. Booth
Meirs St
Max Hubert
J. L. Arnold
P. O
Pulaski St
A. F. Sumpter
Smith Construction
Jester
Clayton Str
Griffith & Welch
S. W. Jester
Foundry Street
J. W. Christian & Co
N. Milledge Ave
M. P. Methews
Jackson St
the Royal Inn Co
Iren
Moser College
Hudson
Cisay
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