Libel for Divorce and multiple Clarke County notices
Libel for divorce filed by Kata Arrington against Jno N Arrington in Clarke County Superior Court October term 1917 requires appearance by John N Arrington. Also notices cite appraisers for twelve months support for widow and minor child of Jim Neely. various petitions for administration and leave to sell estate property. and discharge of administrators, all dated July 1917 in Clarke County Georgia.
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Jno
N. Arrington
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
John N. Arrington
Andrew J. Cobb
Said County
Crawford
Clek
Jim Neely
H. A. Nix
Jim Swinney
R. K. Reaves, Jr
8. P. Reaves
M. P. Reaves
R. C. Orr
L. N. Betts
W. P. Betts
Walter Middlebrooks
Dora Roland
Dora Boland
Lula M. Clemmons
Jane Moore
J. H. Towns
J. H. ‘Towns
BR. C. Orr
B. A. Crane
George Brown
Court of Ordinary
Rufus
Legislative Gossip in Atlanta On State Political Chess
Atlanta gossip centers on a 25 day legislative session likely failing this year. Rumors tie John N. Holder to a possible governor bid, with talk of congressional timber and cross camp support. Col. J R Smith faces U S Senate chatter, while W J Harris and C Murphey Candler loom as potential candidates, ports, and commission roles discussed.
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Atlanta
W. Trox Bankston
Mr. Bankston
General Assembly
Holder
John N. Holder
House
J. A. Smith
Senate
U. S. Senate Bee
Col. J. R. Smith
Georgia
United States
W. J. Harris
C. Murphey Candler
Candler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
Interstate Commission
Washington
C. C
Threat of cloture rule for food bill looms again
Associated Press reports a revived cloture threat as the Senate moves toward consideration of the food control bill with limited debate and a plan for a final vote. Revisions and amendments will be discussed, with Chamberlain aiming for a Wednesday final vote if time allows. Loans to Allies rise to 1.208 billion. potential Russian credit looms as railways need support.
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Washington
Senate
Chamberlain
Efforts to Restore Monarchy in China Fail
Washington reports say the northern military leaders do not back the Manchu restoration. Dispatches note no fighting has occurred while a republican government forms at Nankin and militarists shift to the republican side, signaling General Chang Hsun may have overplayed his hand.
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Associated Press
Washington
Revolutionary Movement
China
North
Revish
State Department
Nankin
Peking
Chang Hsun
Hig
Colored Samaritans Dedicate Fine New Building
The Improved Order of Samaritans celebrated dedicating a new 35,000 dollar building in an event drawing up to five thousand attendees. Speakers urged self-help, progress, and racial advancement, while addressing migration and political suppression of Black voters.
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Colored Samaritans Order
Improved Order of Samaritans
T. K. Persley
The
Samaritans
Tate
S. Mellville Pitt
Elberton
Srowth
W. H. Harris
Geo
Sro
Mortuary notices report several local deaths
Mrs. Carrie Fuller aged 77 died at the residence of Mrs. J J Whitehead. Funeral and burial set for this morning at 11 at Bethabara church. Flowers may be sent to Bernstein Brothers by 8 15 a m. Mrs C C Kincaid died at Colbert aged unknown. She survived by husband three daughters and a son and siblings. Funeral and burial were yesterday at Colbert. Rev George Stone officiated. Little baby Dillard three months son of Mr and Mrs D W Turner died at Nicholson yesterday morning. Funeral scheduled for 3 p m today at Nicholson with Rev W M Saye.
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Carrie Fuller
J. J. Whitehead
Jack Fuller
Bethabara Church
Bernstein Brothers
C. C. Kincaid
Colbert
George Stone
Methodist Church
William Dillard
D. W. Turner
Nicholson
W. M. Saye
Registration Progresses Promptly in Porto Rico
San Juan July 5 Military registration in compliance with the president proclamation is progressing rapidly with good spirits throughout the island. Indications are that the registration will exceed the estimates in many districts.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Police officers urged for trial in Ruth Cruger murder case
New York July 5 Leonard Wallstein commissioner of accounts recommended to Arthur Woods police commissioner that Captain Alonzo Cooper Lieutenant Theodore Miller and Patrolman Edward Dillon be tried on a charge of negligence in connection with the murder investigation of Ruth Cruger.
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Associated Press
New York
Leonard Wallstein
Arthur Woods
Alonzo Cooper
Theodore Miller
Edward Dillon
Ruth Cruger
Illinois slackers sentenced to terms in Rockford court
Freeport, Illinois, reports seventy eight individuals from Rockford, Illinois, jailed by Judge Landis in the federal court. One group received a year in the Chicago house of correction, with two others ordered thirty days and another ninety days.
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Associated Press
Freeport
Ill
Rockford
Inoia
Chicago
Aviation Plan Aims to Build 22625 Planes for 639000600
Drafts of the administration bill’s aviation project propose building 22 625 airplanes for about 639 000 600. Navy steps to greatly increase submarine chaser output. small vessels soon to join American fleet in European waters. Federal Reserve assets rise from 15 to 170 billion as Liberty Loan funds flow in. Wage and material costs tighten money supply. Women’s Party members arrested for unlawful assembling after suffrage demonstration. Justice Dept to probe how Germany obtained transport moves. 496 navy warrants to be commissioned. many promotions permanent. First army equipment set for September 1 mobilization. National guard training camps plan upheld. entire force drafted same day. Exports control to begin Monday by presidential proclamation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dent
House Military Committee
War Department
Navy Department
National Guard
Baker
Are You One of Them Chamberlain's Tablets Use
Mrs. M. R. Sears of Baldwinsville recounts a six month stomach distress with gas and severe pains. She says a pharmacist advised Chamberlain's tablets and after a dose at home she was cured. The tablets do not relieve pain but may prevent recurrence after relief.
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M. R. Sears
Baldwinsville
Batte
Wilkes Named Manager of Southern Express in Athens
Mr. P. B. Wilkes of Norfolk Va. is appointed manager of the Southern Express Co. in Athens. He has long been with the company and is a brother of Sam W. Wilkes a noted railroad official. Despondency is linked to indigestion and constipation and Chamberlains tablets help digestion and bowels.
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P. B. Wilkes
Norfolk
Southern Express Co
Wilkes
Sam W. Wilkes
Augusta
Atlanta
South
Wilkes Wll
Athens
Labor Leader Held as Spy of Germany
Beranton Pennsylvania July 5 John Graber a labor leader is arrested charged with being a spy for the German government Federal authorities say the I W W strikes in the anthracite coal region were stirred by German agents to disrupt US coal output Joseph Graber held without bail under the alien enemy act
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Beranton
John Grab‘er
United States
Joseph Graber
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Summer months may bring colic or diarrhoea. buy a bottle now to be prepared. The remedy is worth many times its cost when needed and recommended for families.
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Kata Arrington
Rc, Orr
Great Britain
Italy
Sia
American Railroad Commission
Petrograd
National Army
Crowder
McCain
SIGNAL_CORPS
Signal Officers Reserve Corps
B. J. Davis
Pitts
Davis
Tlinois
Illinois
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny, Sask
Ceratic
Ita
America
Syltea
State Organization
H. Guile
Lumpkin
Athena
G. W. Giles
Monroe
T. K. Peraley
Macon
G. A. Cunningham
Carlton
Tuskegee Institute
Walker Bros
Alban L. Halsey
National Negro Business League
Booker T. Washington
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Red Cross
Federal Bank
Reserve Bank
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bulletin
White House
Women’s Party
House of Detention
Department of Justice
Germany
NAVY
War Commission
Daniels
Eamp
Congress
Cardus
Ike Mrs. Spell
Cardui
Sou
Express
Corporation
Merebanis
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