Mortuary Notices From Macon Area Local Obituaries
Special funeral notices list Miss Minnie Wilson of Macon and Mrs E T Johnson of Fredonia among others. Benjamin H Thompkins of Heard county dies after illness. services at Franklin First Baptist Church. Mary Nicholson dies in private sanitarium. Velma West seven months old passes. Nellie Corey dies in sanitarium. Charles Mohl of S F Bowser Company dies. Mrs Mary Vernoy funeral at her son's home. Seneca Warner to be buried at West View after death on Stone Mountain road.
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Minnie Wilson
Macon
Walnut Street
Rose Hill
E. T. Johnson
Fredonia
West Point
T Johnson Wats
Familly
Jo Wo Johnson
Tuakoges
Charlie
H Johnson
Annie Mas Johnson
J H Stoaghh
Miedonin
B. H. Thompkins
Franklin
Newnen
Benjamin H Thompkins
Heard County
Montte Holliday ‘Thompkins
Nick
Joseph
John D Bird
BR Ridley Humphrey Nina Kittle
Cynthia Thompkins
Woc Wright
First Baptist Church of
Misa
Mary Nicholson
Fie Odok
Barclay & Brandon
Rochelle Ga
Velma West
Ara FT West
Howell Station
Greenwood
Nellie Corey
Vr Cmd
James LD Corey
Harry
Pootes Chapel
Cosxey
Charles G. Mohl
Charles Mohl
Ss F Bowser Company
Cainesin Way
Te Peak
San Francisco
Mohl
Griemberg & Bondschapel
Mary Vernoy
Wary Vernoy
W. A. Vorney
Cherones Avenue
West View
Seneca Warner
Honest Stone Mountain Nesterdas
Harry G Pooles
Ernest Martin Dead and Suspected Snatch Thief Arrested
Reports say Ernest Martin died after a fall or accident while with Memphis Tent officials. A female purse snatcher, reportedly named Whe Tas sor, was arrested by officers Johncon and McWilms near the Lark Theater after grabbing a Mesra Man’s purse. the purse was recovered.
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Call
Johncon
Ant McWilms
Rexall Club Organized in Georgia to Promote Rexall Remedies
Georgia stockholders of the United Drug Company plan a Rexall Club convention in Atlanta at the New Kimball hotel next Thursday with a 10 AM meeting led by Thomas W Wooten. Activities include a 2 PM gathering and banquet, aims to boost Rexall sales and coordination among Georgia members and stockholders.
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Georgia
United Drug Company
Georgia Rexall Club
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Rexall
T H Hrannen
Boston
Brannen
Atlanta
New
Kimball Hotel
Thomas W Wooten
National Association of Retail Qruggists
Rexall Clubs
United State
Auction Today 3 P M Trinity Ave Items
Charles P. Glover Realty Co. Auctioneers announce an auction today at 3 PM for Nos. 10 12 14 Trinity Ave. Details inline with local listings.
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Trinity Ave
Chas. P. Glover Realty Co
Methodist Preachers Addressed by Taft
President Taft addressed the Baltimore conference of the Methodist church saying he could only do with Congress what ministers do with their congregations to make recommendations and then pray for the best. He acknowledged the churchs immense influence and asked to be excused due to looming events tomorrow.
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Washington
Taft
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
Congress
House Pie For Georgians Appoints Willis Davis And Earl Williams
Washington April 3. Representative Adamson announces Willis Davis of Newnan will be clerk of the interstate and foreign commerce committee and Earl Williams of Carrollton will join the clerical staff. Davis has served as private secretary to Adamson. Williams was clerk to the census supervisor of the fourth district last year. Other appointments are not yet announced.
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Adamson
Willis Davis
Newnan
Earl Williams
Carrollton
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Capitol
Tribble
Nowes Skelton
Steve Skelton
Representative Hardwick
Tom Beil
Georgia
Congress
Widow in Missouri Love Match Ad Prompts Atlanta Man
A widow identified as number 16325 seeks a husband via The Constitution. A second suitor from Missouri offers not to wait and urges the match. An Atlanta man is ready to marry the Missourian, presenting a competing proposal.
Atlanta widow seeks suitor in Missouri or nearby
The Atlantan reports a Georgia widow numbered 19325 seeks a husband and is willing to marry a Missouri man who will enter the lists. A 62 year old, 6 feet tall, blue eyed suitor offers to forward his letter and the Constitution holds names and addresses of applicants. The widow must come forward to obtain suitors' details.
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Atlanta
Atlantan
Missouri
Atlanta City Directory
Constitution
Charleston Chamber of Commerce special train trip
Charleston, April 3. A special train carrying fifty Charleston Chamber of Commerce members leaves for a six day trade excursion the first by a Southeast city. The route covers over 700 miles through ninety seven towns in North and South Carolina with brief stops and all night rests in several cities. The party includes the chamber president and secretary and many leading merchants. white caps bear the city name and slogan.
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Charleston
Charleston Chamber of Commerce Ieft
Cfty
South Carolina
Wadesboro
Winsto - Salem
Charlotte
Greenwood
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia officials say Negro prisoner not wanted here
Chairman RB E Davison of the Georgia prison commission reports Acting Chief C C Clingenpeel of Huntington W V states under arrest a man named Bud Little, believed to be an escaped Georgia convict. Davison finds no record of such an escape and has been shown a Bertillon photo.
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RB E Davison
Georgia
C C Clingenpeel
Huntington _ W_ Vs
Bud Little
Davison
Uncle Sam Wins Over Railroads in New Supreme Court Ruling
The April Supreme Court decision reinterprets the commodities clause of the Hepburn act, reviving government leverage against coal transportation via railroad ownership links. It clarifies that stock control cannot disguise a producing subsidiary as a separate entity to bypass interstate commerce rules.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Eirenity Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Eleast Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Supreme Court
White
Beeiston
Wade H Millis
Supreme Court of Georgia Argued Tax Refactor Case
The Georgia Supreme Court heard argument in the Dobbs v Hardin tax case from Fulton County. Justices reviewed Forms and related filings as Edwardy, Moore, and others participated.
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Dobbs Et al
Moore Et al
Fulton
Georgia Court of Appeals Reverses Multiple State Appeals
A Georgia Court of Appeals term reviews numerous cases from various superior and city courts. Judges hear errors from Wilner, Bell, Wall, Hawkins, Edwards, Felton, Worrill, Geer, and others involving state and private plaintiffs. Attorneys Smith Hastings Ransom Bloodworth and others appear as counsel in numerous error proceedings.
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Munday de Cornwell
Allinson Et al
Fitzgerald
Wall
Smith Hastings & Ransom
Bloodworth
State
Taylor Superior Court
Gilbert Perryny & Monk
George
Palmer
Paulding
A Laing
Ataola
Kendrick
Bibb
Felton
Grace
Mivor
Miller
Worril
A. Laing
Arnold
Willama
Ed Jeckson
Chatham Superior Caurt
Charlton Shaler Myrick
Robert
Golding
Walter
Fartridge
Jldsments
Ratt
Haberahas Superior Court
Jenge Kimsc
W S
Erwin Hoh Dean
Witliama
City Court of Millar
Bosh "Wol Geer
Platatit Imeror
Bich
Vice and Crime Fill His Head Says Gaynor of Gotham
New York headlines quote Mayor Gaynor accusing Magistrate Corrigan of being headlong with vice and crime. The grand jury subpoenas burglary insurance officials to quantify burglaries since January and hospital authorities to provide assault figures, while a so called squeal book is slated for inspection.
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Gaynor
Gotham
New York
Joseph B Corrigan
Corrigan
Gorrigan
Publc
Michigan wets in jubilant mood after local option wins
Detroit dispatch reports Michigan Republicans carried the state ticket with county by county gains and losses in the local option fight. Calhoun and Genesee flipped to wet while Osco and Montcalm moved dry. Wet supporters celebrate wins in Battle Creek and Flint as the fiercest local option contest yet unfolds.
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Detroit
Mich
Calhoun
Genesse
Iosco
Mont Calm
Michigan
Battle Creek
Flint
Harem skirt ban declared by Havana bishop
Havana April 2 The Right Rev Gonzales E Estrada bishop of Havana issues a pastoral letter condemning the so called harem skirts as immoral and indications show women face excommunication for continued use The action surprises locals as only one skirt of this type has been seen on the street worn by an actress up to now
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Havana
Gonzales E Estrada
Estrada
Curtis Pushes Cloture Plan to End Senate Debates
Kansas Senator Curtis announced a plan to amend Senate rules to permit cloture after five calendar days or ten hours of debate. The proposal would let any senator move to end debate and require a two thirds vote, followed by three hours of further discussion before a final vote. He argues the current rules let a few stall subjects indefinitely and that the country requires efficient lawmaking.
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Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
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