Arguments in L. and N. case unfold in Atlanta
In Fulton superior court Judge Pendleton hears continued law arguments over the North Georgia Mineral Railroad charter fight between Georgia and Louisville and Nashville. The state argues anti paralleling act validity and possible legislature revocation of a charter. cites state and federal precedents. judges may finish proceedings today as Attorney General Walker and Mark Bolding present for the state and Spalding for petitioners.
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Banner
Atlanta
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
North Georgia Mineral Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of State
United States
Georgia
Mession
Holden
Walker
Mark Bolding
Hart
Spalding
Clarke County Tax Collector Notice Seeks 1915 Taxes
Tax collector urges all Clarke county taxpayers who have not paid 1915 taxes to come to the courthouse and settle immediately as FIFAs are being sued.
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Clarke County
Court House
State Special Tax Payment Notice
Every person or company owing a state special tax should come to the court house and pay at once. These special taxes are due January 1 in advance. W. A. Mallory, T. C.
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W. A. Mallory
T. C
Elks Lodge Thanks County Fair Helpers
Athens Lodge No 790 BPOE adopted a resolution thanking ladies, gentlemen, and children who helped at the County Fair and the public who patronized the entertainments. The note is signed by B S Dobbs E R and Geo H Palmer Secretary. The passage also mentions a Grove’s Tonic ad tacked onto the page.
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Athens Lodge
B. S. Dobbs
E. R
H. Palmer
Brandeis Named by President Wilson to Succeed Justice
President Wilson nominates Louis D. Brandeis of Boston to the U S Supreme Court to replace the late Justice Lamar settling the surprise move as Brandeis, a 60 year old Louisville born lawyer, faces Senate confirmation amid anticipated vigorous opposition.
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Brandeis
Pres. Wilson
Justice Lamar
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Today
Louis de Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
Lamar
Senate
Louisville
Harvard University
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congress
Ballinger
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railroad
New York Garment Workers
United States
Wilson
Judiciary Committee
America
Louis Dembitz
Adolph Brandeis
Fredericka (Dembitz) Brandeis
Anen Realschule
Dresden
Germany
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
St. Louis
Samuel D. Warren
Mass
Warren & Brandeis
Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter
Union
Boston City
Exchange Clubs
Harvard and
City Clubs
New York
Norfolk Country Club
Dedham Polo Club
New York City
Alice Goldmark
Susan
Elizabeth
Otis Place
Devonshire Street
Sari Operetta Brings Five Waltz Numbers to Colonial
The musical comedy "Sari" presented by Henry W. Savage at the Colonial on February 2 features five European waltz tunes noted for their tuneful melodies and easy rhythm. It promises a lively, entertaining show with "The Hazazaze" dance and a contrast to the tango craze.
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Henry W. Savage
Europe
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Clayton Street
Kress Ten Cent
Victor Recitals
Costa’s Today
Victor
Costa’s
Lauder
McKee’s Orchestra
Mr. Savage
Emmerich Kalman
Southern Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Southern Mutual Building
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
Billups Phinizy
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Herschel Carithers
Pattillo & Lipscomb
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