Legal Advertisements and Public Notices From Clarke County
A dense compilation of legal notices, divorce libels, guardianships, administration proceedings, city charter legislation, and property matters from Clarke County Georgia. Items include divorce libels for T R Goodson and Della Mullinax, notices of local legislation on Athens alcohol licensing, administrator and twelve months support citations, alleged land disputes in Jackson and Clarke counties, and charter applications for The Southern Burial Association and O Farrell Brokerage Company.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Helen M. Coleman
Geo. Y. Coleman
Said
Court of Ordinary
Orr
Wilkinson Hotel
Broad and
Lempkin Streets
Athens
Teresa Martin
Clarkesboro
Jackson County
A. Segars
Segars and
Williamson
Jackson
Vincent
R. C. Orr
Said County
Court House
Sandy Creek
Wm. Barrett
Freeman Brooks
Georgia Brooks
O Farrell Brokerage Company Charter Application
Petition seeks incorporation of O Farrell Brokerage Company under Georgia law with full corporate powers rights and renewability. Filed October 7 1915 in Clarke County with clerk J Crawford authenticating copy of the charter application and notarized seal.
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T. R. Goodson
Clarke Superior Court
Wiltness
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
B. F. Hilott
Jnc
Hiliott
H. L. Cook
Southern Burial Association
Henry C. Tuck
E. J. Grawford
T. P. Vincent
S. A. Segara
Court of Ordinary
Notie F.vincent
T. P
Continental Army Plan Wins Corporate Backing Approval
By Associated Press in Washington on October 20 the administration’s proposal to form a continental army with over a million reserves gains broad corporate support. Letters show firms ready to grant employees time off for training with the continental reserves.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kosolution of Cohen's death
Charleston dispatch reports the coroner's jury probing the death of Bidney J. Cohen, Post reporter slain during last week's riotary city executive committee clash, had not reached a verdict by midnight. Dr Kivy testified the fatal bullet was .38 caliber while Police Chief Cantwell asserted the pistols linked to Henry J. Brown and Edward R. McDonald were .32 caliber.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Bidney J. Cohen
Post
Dr. Kivy
Pearlsine
Cohen
Cantwell
Henry J. Brown
Edward R. McDonald
Former President Mellen Testifies Against New Haven Directors
New York reports former New Haven Railroad president Charles S. Mellen testified as a government witness against eleven directors on trial for Sherman act violations. He described 19th century transport conditions in New England and said New Haven held passenger traffic advantages in 1890, detailing prorating freight organization expenses. Mellen will resume testimony tomorrow amid cordial reception from defendants and Rockefeller.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles 3S.mellen
New Haven Railroad
Road
New England
Mellen
New Haven
William Rockefeller
Moonshine Conspirators On Trial In Fort Smith
Seven men face trial for conspiracy to defraud the U S government in moonshine production. They allegedly operated an illicit Fort Smith distillery shipping large amounts of whiskey. The case names Casper Hartman Brewbaker and several revenue officers among defendants.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Fred Bowles
Fort Smith
United States Internal Revenue Service
Federal
United States
John L. Casper
Rush Distilling Co
Kansas City
Guy L. Hartman
James C. Brewbaker
Distilling Company
Knox Booth
Casper
Hartman
Booth
Tennessee Revenue Division
James Lurber
Atlanta
Georgia Revenue Division
Thomas €. McCoy
Asheville
N. C
L. Williams
Winston-Salem
J. W. Griner
Sonora
Arkansas
J. Henry Brown
Harrison, Ark
Newton C. Spralding
Aurora
John Farrabee
George Hartman
Charles Brewbaker
John Coffey
J. B. Thomas
James L. Smith
Revenue Department
Washington
Arkansas River
J. C. Brewbaker
Williamas
Brown
German Officials Predict Peace in Spring Amid War Fatigue
Berlin dispatch notes high German officials believe Britain will seek end to war as protracted fighting harms British business. They foresee limited territorial demands, chiefly frontier rectifications, colonial restoration, and indemnities from France. Eastern fronts shift with Polish administration debated. Riga evacuation discussed as Austro German forces widen front.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Balgium
France
Poland
Annual Home Coming at Young Harris Memorial Church
Members of Young Harris Memorial Church on the Boulevard observe their annual Home Coming service tonight at 7 30 featuring music and songs with outside friends. There will be no sermon just brief department reports on progress over the past year with Dr B P Allen presiding. The public is invited. The Dardanelles will not be taken, critics now say British and French troops may be withdrawn to face the Teutons moving through Serbia.
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Hhe
Young Harris Church
B. P. Allen
Dardanelles
Gallipoli Peninsular
Serbia
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Mullinas
Ve. Della Mulaanax
Vella Mullinax
B. J. Crawford
General Assembly
State of
City of
A. Hawks
J. E. Hawks
Matilda F. Pittard
Redden T. Pittard
Ald County
R RC
Georgia Marke
John R. White
Jane White
Ees
Kate Wilkinson
Billups Phinizy
John White
Lil W. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson
A. H .Hodgson
Clarke Count
T. Derricotte
Henry Ross
R.C. Orr
Otho Brown
Jane Ann Moore
XM. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
W. M. Colle
J. Calhoun O'Farrell
H. J. Rowe
O'Farrell Brokerage Company
General Commission
Zi, J, Crawford
Continental Army
United States Army
Navy
Congress
Cardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
England
London
Riga
Volhynia
Galicia
von Hindenburg
Drina
Ivanhof
Middle Styr
Gernowits
Odessa
Besarabia
Shabats
Belgrade
Sutan Tope
Kari Patanka
Kumancov
Cadrona
Perro
Duke Abruzzi
Italy
von Kluck
Alexander H. R. von Kluck
Belgium
Greece
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Turkey
Vranya
Paris
Hulluch
Rheims
Prunay
Champagne
Overseas Agency
Young Harris Memorial Church
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