Mrs Hammond Arrested In Redwine Embezzlement Case
Atlanta March 24 Special. Mrs Jeannette Hammond was arrested on a warrant charging aiding and abetting the Redwine defalcation. She denies knowledge of the stolen money and claims innocence as detectives search her home. A boy in her employ testified he heard her say money was hidden. The case promises sensational developments in the Redwine affair.
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Atlanta
Redwine
Jeannette Hammond
Birmingham
Looney
Monk Wheless Seeks Pardon After Claimed Conversion
Avevara Ga March 24 Special Monk Wheless the Oglethorpe county desperado says he repented and his heart is changed He is serving twelve years in the penitentiary and the Supreme court has refused him a new trial Several local ladies have prayed with him and one offered to urge a pardon petition in Atlanta and plead directly with the governor to seek mercy if needed she would kneel before the chief magistrate.
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Avevara
Wheless
Ogiethorpe County
Supreme Court
Oglethorpe County
Atlanta
Harris Named Receiver for Macon and Northern Road
N E Harris was appointed independent receiver of the Macon and Northern railroad at Macon Georgia. The U S court acted after Baltimore bondholders filed a bill alleging tax defaults and bond interest arrears prompting the transfer from Receiver Corner. Judge Speer made the appointment and the change is expected to aid the road and Macon.
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Maconane
Northern
Macon
N.E. Harris
M Macon
Worthern
Death of Miss Viola Martin in East Athens
Miss Viola Martin daughter of the late J W Martin East Athens died yesterday morning after long illness consumed by consumption She was about seventeen years old and a devout member of Second Baptist church Funeral will be held today with many friends offering sympathies.
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Viola Martin
J.W. Martin
East Athens
Miss Martin
Serentess
Second Baptist Church
Get Well Message From Longtime Ga Reserve Nurse
A fragment from a historical newspaper notes a get well message to Gus, a 73 Reserve Ga member, reflecting years of humor and camaraderie. The unreadable OCR preserves a personal health greeting and local group affiliation.
This Week Bargains Offer Novelty Fabrics and Remnants
This Week features a mix of novelty items and bargain fabrics. Cotton Dean Gordon remnants offer dress pieces at half price, with limited quantities noted. Also offered are Decca Muslin remnants at 7c, Manchester prints at 5c, Cheviots and other fabrics priced from 7c to 10c per yard, plus black plaid lawns and ginghams in varied shades.
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Dean Gordon Remnant
Decca
Manchester
Man in Love Threatens Murder in Kentucky
Henry Fauss surrendered to police in Lovzvittz Kentucky saying he is madly in love with a married man and would kill the husband to keep them together. He described threats from the wife and likened the case to the famed Alice Mitchell and Freda Ward infatuation.
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Lovzvittz
Kentucky
Henry Fauss
Alice Mitchel
Freda Ward
Court Appealed To In Georgia Strike Contract Row
Macon Ga March 23 Special Late Wednesday night engineers filed a petition asking for a rule against Receiver Comer to show cause why the contract should not be signed Judge Speer issued a writ nisi and sent an officer to Savannah to serve the papers on the receiver Assistant Chief Youngston of the Locomotive Brotherhood says this is the first time that any of the 40000 engineers in the United States had to go into court to adjust a difference Comer was willing to sign the contract if the engineers would sign due not refusing to haul cars on other roads where a strike was pending Arden’s case is only indirectly involved
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Macon
Comer
Arden
DuBignon Seeks Support for U S District Attorney Bid
Wasumetox March 24. Special. Pleming G. duBignon’s Washington visit signals a concerted push by state makers. He meets the president at three o’clock representing a candidate for United States District Attorney for the Northern district.
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Wasumetox
D. C
G. duBignon
Washington
Mysterious Passenger Believed To Be Outlaw Asbury Gentry
A suspicious traveler aboard a southbound train near Chattanooga is thought to be Asbury Gentry, the convicted outlaw who escaped Fulton county jail on January 1. Dressed in women's clothing, the passenger was identified by conductor H. Settleton and other riders at Felton, where locals say the person headed toward Hon. E. W. Gentry's home.
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Cannorron
Asbury Gentry
Fulton County
Reme
Felton
Acbory Gentry
Bargains in Household Goods and Woolen Dress Goods
The ad proclaims deep discounts on oil cloth, linen napkins, towels, quilts, table covers, and flannel goods, with prices ranging from 3 to 90 cents and emphasis on limited lots and genuine bargains. It highlights black hose, silk mitts, vests, and chemises, plus woolen spring dress fabrics and illuminated fancy textiles offered at reduced rates.
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Manhattan
Stripes Suitings and Silks At Bargain Yard Sale
Sale note lists Stripes Suitings at 62 cents per yard quality 100. Three pieces white China Silk 48 inches wide at 20 cents per yard. Nine pieces Diagonal and Bro mixture in all colors priced 17 cents per yard. A limited stock liquidation listing.
Black Goods Deliberate and Destructive Sale Ad
Black Goods notice repeats Extra Drive details with 50c quality and 20c corner yard offers. Indigo blue Calicoes at 5c a yard, 8c quality. New Purple and Green Silk ceilings, 35c quality cut to 20c a yard. Descriptive sale ad fragment notes limited stock.
Embroideries Offered in Two Large Front Tables
Two large tables of Hamburg Swiss and Nainsook embroideries offered at reduced prices. First table features embroideries valued 5 to 10 cents, sold at 5 cents per yard. Second table showcases finer embroideries valued 12 to 30 cents, offered at 10 cents per yard.
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Hamburg
Bargains on Laces From Various Vendors This Week
This week sales feature American Laces and French Valen ciennes along with Chantilles Orienta's Applique Platt Va Irish Tardrus at bargain prices. Prices are highlighted as weekly deals across vendors.
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Orienta's
Our Millinery Display Attracts Early Buyers
Our millinery display showcases extreme novelties selected by Mr. Max Lustig of Bridgeport Connecticut. The front show window features rare fall hats flowers ribbons and new styles. The exhibit aims to rank the shop foremost in millinery with a centerpiece fall display.
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Max Lustig
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Geology Department Crisis As State Geologist Dismissed
Atlanta March 24 After long efforts to secure harmony in the geological branch of the Georgia state government the board of geological survey requested the governor remove Dr J W Spencer state geologist and his assistants from office. The board cited protracted discord harming the survey and delivered the resignation demand to Spencer with instructions to surrender keys and property. Governor Northern will seek replacements posting ads for three geologists to fill vacancies.
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Atlanta
Geological Branch
The
Geological Survey
Board of Geological Survey
Desiretae
Spencer
Incomp
Emerce
J. Ww. Epencer
Atsate Ea Yen
Ur Re
Pees Othe State Geologiat
Vacan Nis Board
Sh Hse Peste Geolo
Wil Tefore
Petty
W. J. NonrHex
Northern
Essy Mey
Hanging to a Limb in Bramisanam Alabama
Bramisanam Alabama March 23 Wm Geretman a prominent farmer of Cuilman county is dead. He left home as usual yesterday morning and a search was started when he did not return last night. His son found the body hanging from a hickory limb in the woods near the house. The family cannot explain the act. He was a German immigrant and was thought to be prosperous.
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Bramisanam
Ala
Wm Geretman
Cuilman County
Carlisle Changes in His Department Mark First Move
Secretary Carlisle accepts the resignation of M. Hughes chief of the loan division in the treasury register’s office. Hughes had been noted as dismissed but retained, drawing Democratic Tennessee lawmakers’ protests. Carlisle remains firm, declining to reconsider. A Negro Sold at Auction in Mexico Missouri draws sharp outrage as George Hardin is sold for $19 after vagrancy conviction, with another man slated for sale but efforts to pay costs under discussion.
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Story Carlisle
Washington
Carlisle
4. M. Hughes
Tennessee
the Register’s Office
Treasury Department
Hughes
Sec Tecaty Carlisle
Mexico
George Hardin
Call Ree
Williard Pets
Girl's Long Sleep Ends With Awakening in Baltimore
Baltimore March 24 Lizzie Ensor the girl in a trance for weeks has awakened and spoken coherently. She recalls nothing of her long sleep and asked if a voice in the room was real. Her recovery follows a period of unresponsiveness and speculation about the cause of her condition.
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Baltimore
Lizzie Ensor
Smith Rules on Southern Pacific Lands Open to Public
Secretary Hoke Smith issues first land decision ruling the Southern Pacific Railroad company has no title to lands within its granted limits. The case involves the Arctic arc company claim and the forfeiture terms from 1836, clarifying rights to lands in question.
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Southern Pacific
Hoke Smith
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Comto
Arntic Arco Company
Southern Fir Company
General Hampton Sick in Washington at Seventy Three
Washington March 24 Special The friends of General Wade Hampton are greatly concerned for his health. The venerable soldier and statesman, now seventy three years old, has been confined to his room with a severe cold for two days but hopes to be well enough to be out soon.
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Washington, D. C
Wade Hampton
The Cyclones Path Memphis Barely Escapes Storm Fury
Memphis experiences a fierce cyclone path from Mississippi moving southwest in width about 20 miles. Wires are down, telegraph to Nashville is cut, and few reports from touched towns exist. Memphis itself endured heavy rain and strong wind with dark skies and scattered tree damage and minor outbuildings harmed.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Mississippi
Nashville
Birmingham
Yhalls
Rabbi Boserman Preaches at Local Synagogue
Rabbi Boserman preached an excellent sermon to the Jewish congregation at the synagogue last night. A good turnout attended and the discourse held strong interest. Boserman hails from New York City and may be called to fill the vacancy left by Rabbi Jacobson, who remains in New York City.
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Rabbi Boserman
New York City
Jacobson
Jacobson Jonon
Cleveland Fire Horror Claims Six Lives in Boardinghouse
A blaze in a three story Cleveland boardinghouse killed four women and a child, with two residents badly injured. Mrs. M Miller raised the alarm but it was half an hour before a fire crew arrived. Names of the dead include Mrs Mary Abbey and Mrs W Sommers, while Mrs Hanna faces a loss of about 12000 with no insurance.
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Cleveland
W. Sommers
Jessie Hunt
A. C. Hunt
Rs. Sommers
Percy Hunt
Hunt
P.C. Sommers
W. A. Sommers
T. E. Gifford
Jealousy’s Fatal Work In Kansas City
Mollie Gore a wealthy Kansas City woman was shot through a door window by a woman outside driving a hack. Mrs Michael O’Hern, married less than two years, is arrested as the suspected killer in retaliation for her husband’s attentions to Gore. The crime occurred at 1229 Oak Street about 10 o’clock Wednesday night.
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Kansas City
Mollie Gore
Oak Street
Gore
Molle
Mollie
Michael O'Hern
O'Hern
O’hern
Death of Col A P Wright in Tuomasville Ga
Col A P Wright longtime leader in Tuomasville and president of South Georgia Agricultural College died today at one oclock Local citizens mourn the prominent figure whose death marks a loss for the community and the college He was a key advocate of agricultural education and civic service for many years An obituary note detailing his life and contributions follows in this report
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Tuomasville
Col
A. P. Wright
South Georgia Agricultural College
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Athens
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