Notice of multiple Clarke County probate actions 1909
Clarke County Georgia notices include creditors request for W B Jackson estate accounts executors Naomi A Jackson and George H Thornton. Hull administrator seeks leave to sell lands. Matte You Tuck seeks admin for William Jones. bids sought for lighting and water at County Farm. Dan H DuPree seeks permanent admin with will annexed for Fannie M DuPree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
Ples
Matte] Tuck
William Jones
Ava
Joseph T. Davis
B. Wingfield
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of Commissioners
C. M. Strahan
John B. Gamble
Dan H. DuPree
Fannie M. DuPree
Court of Ordinary
Wingfield
John White Morton
William J. Hale
William Hale
H. L. Mullins
Migs
M. E. Hale
Levy on Arnold property in 1909 Justice Court fiat
Property described as South by M. L. Todd eighty feet and West by Mrs Ann Davis seventy two feet levied to satisfy a Justice Court fi fa in favor of E L Johnson. Levy delivered by D J Cook L C 216th Dist G M dated June 23 1909 Sheriff W B Jackson.
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M. L. Todd
Ann Davis
J. C. Arnold
Justice Court
E. L. Johnson
Levy
D. J. Cook
L. C
G. M
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Sald
J. D. Threlkeld
Mrs Clyde Knight Whips Lawhorn Over Insult
Mrs BE Clyde Knight of Rome Ga explains the sudden disappearance of Mr and Mrs J E Lawhorn from Canton. After alleged insult at a boarding house she chased Lawhorn in a rainstorm with a buggy whip, delivering a severe beating and forcing apologies in front of Mrs Lawhorn. Lawhorn reportedly left on the next train.
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Asheville
N.C
J. E. Lawhern
Spartanburg
Canton
BE. Clyde Knight
Rome
Lawhorn
Leff
Lawnorn
Stockholm Strikes Grow Worse Amid Food Shortages
Stockholm August 6 The labor conflict in Sweden grows more acute as a general strike lags and workers from streetcars to cabmen halt service. Troops guard gas works and power plants, bankers and merchants arm for protection, dynamite vanishes, and milk supplies run short. Guards guard markets and stations. ferries stop. food turbulence looms.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ines
Caba
Printers’ Union
Labor News From Across Regions
Striking Waco granite cutters secure raise to 3.60 a day. Charles H. Wirmel named labor commissioner of Ohio. Swedish building trades near general lockout over conditions. Michigan bans women and minors from working over nine hours in twenty four. Lawsmiths Union with Indianapolis HQ charters Vancouver, BC. National Women’s Trade Union League to hold Chicago conference September 27. Western Federation of Miners to publish socialist literature in multiple languages.
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Waco
Texas
Charles H. Wirmel
Cincinnaati Stationary Engineers’ Union
Ohio
Sweden
Michigan
Black Hand Seeks $25,000 Ransom in Viviano Kidnapping
St Louis police link three trunks shipped to Chicago to the Grace and Tomasso Viviano disappearance. Trunks opened in Chicago allegedly held clothing, not bodies, as criminals tied to Samuel Turrisi sought ransom. Three arrests reported in St Louis, including Lamanicile Girolona, Pietro Fanare, and Joseph Pagano. two released.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Grace
Tomasso Viviano
Samuel Turrisi
Viviano
Paganos
Pagano
Vivianos
Lamancile Girolona
Pietro Fanare
Gircolona
Fanare
Connecticut Repeals Blue Laws on Sunday Observance
Hartford August 6 Both houses of the Connecticut legislature passed a bill repealing the 1722 Sunday blue laws. The new bill defines Sunday and bans sports and secular activities except for necessity mercy or general welfare. Penalties include fines and possible imprisonment. Sunday baseball may be allowed under court interpretation.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Semi Centennary of Owl Industry Celebrated at Conneaut Lake
Meadville Pennsylvania August 5 oil men gathered for the semi centennial of the oil industry linked to Edwin L Drake. The event at Conneaut Lake honored Drake whose bore at Oil Creek in 1859 helped start widespread oil development amid historic notes from early countries and companies.
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Meadville
United States
Edwin L. Drake
Titusville
Western Pennsylvania Pipe Line Association
Conneaut Lake
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Oklahoma
Titusville Oil Basin
Oil Creek
Pennsylvania
Oil Creek Valley
Kiera Petroleum
Seneca Oil
Maine
Eveleth
Lee
New Orleans
New Haven
Benjiman Silliman
Eveleth and
Bissell
New York
Pennsylvania Rock Oil Company
Old Creek
Pennsylvania Rock Oil Compaany
James M. Townsend
Mr. Townsend
New York and
Drake
Townsend
Seneca Oil Company
Oil
Heflin and driver clash on Washington street scene
Representative J Thomas Heflin of Alabama involved in a street confrontation with an automobile driver named Johnson in Washington. Rep James of Kentucky witnessed the incident and recorded the car number. No arrests were made and the identities of the parties remained unclear.
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Washington
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Johnson
Automo Billet
Heflin
Hefflin
Torrid Day Reflections on Dress and Heat in Washington
In a sweltering 104 degree spell I traveled to Washington and Baltimore by train with many men in shirt sleeves. The piece muses on attire, noting coats and lighter fabrics, and warns that staying well groomed is essential to project coolness despite the heat. It mentions Mr. William Lucas and references The Gentleman's Journal.
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Washington
Great
North Woods
District of Columbia
Baltimore
William Lucas
Stratford
Tropics
Acda
Gentleman's Journal
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State
Ula
W. BE
Jackson
Clyde Knight
Lawhorne
Asheville, N. C
Girroloma
Joseph Pagano
Sioners
Beaumont
Tex
Jas. P. Stinson
Emmet A. Fletcher
Yacht Club
Newport
Newport Harbor
New York Yacht Club
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Vineyard Haven
Liverpool
Capital City
Seneca
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