Fulton County Divorce Notices From 1912 Court Records
Fulton County notices show Flora Kenefick filing for divorce in May 1912, with William Owens and Elisabeth McGuire among others. The documents list required appearances, terms, and judges, including Hon W D Ellis, Arnold Broyles clerk, and J M Daly.
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Fulton County
Flora Kene- Kev
Wen
J. Kenetick
Superior Court
eSvilliam
J. Kenefick
Netton
Flora Iei Kenefick
Anaxer
Geo. Bell
Arnold Broyles
Guan H Kimball
Georgia
Elisabeth McGuiek
Daniel
Sata
W. D. Elis
Georgi
Fulton
Perjor
J. M. Daly
F. J. Daly
E. J. Daly
J. Daly
W. D. Fillis
Frank L. Harrlson
State OF Georgia
Fulen
Kastelle Hung- Nash
Faz
Paul English
Estelle English
W. D. Ellis
Mareh
Burton Cloud
Fulam County
Cibel
Fulton Superior Court
Phillips
Treale Midlate Phillips
Superior Court of
Lizzie Elliott Phillips
John W. Cox
Valdosta Fire Destroys Four Buildings On Savannah Avenue
A morning blaze in Valdosta Georgia burned four wooden structures on Savannah avenue opposite the Atlantic Coast Line freight office. One housed a Southern Bell store room, another Nola George’s grocery, a garage belonging to John Mansur, and a wood shop. Mansur’s residence was scorched and a car and horse were damaged. Loss estimated around 32,000. The fire threatened the A and P Pendleton warehouse and AA railroad properties. Three burned buildings were owned by the Valdosta Moultrie and Western railroad, with the fourth belonging to Holmes and others.
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Valdosta
Savannah Avenue
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Nola George
John Mansor
John Mansur
Hig Automobilq
Tils
Ring and watch taken from arrested soldier
Two detectives Bullard report the theft of a ring and a watch from Nk McManud, a discharged soldier. The items valued at $300 for the ring and $100 for the watch were removed during the arrest incident.
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Ring
Nk McManud
Bullard
Longest Peachtree front foot sale tops year totals
Property headlines show No 60 Peachtree street sold for 155000 by A F Liebman to Jack J Spalding and Edward H Inman with 27 ft frontage and 125 ft depth. A Pryor alley site on 40 by 94 ft sells for 5400 cash for J P Stevens Engraving Plant. Building plans include a six unit fireproof apartment block on West Peachtree corner.
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Peachtree Street
A. F. Liebman
R. J. Gritfin
Jack J. Spalding
Edward H. Inman
Alton
Poplar Streets
Broad Street
Lester Book and Stationery Company
Tom Cheatham
Cheatham Brothers’ Agency
A. E. van Hoose
J. P. Stevens
Pryor Alley
J. B. Stevens Engraving Company
Pryor
Ivy Streets
Atlanta
Stevens Company
Whitehall Street
Property Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listing
A long list of property transfers and warranty deeds with various grantees and grantors. The entries include parcels on Marietta Street, Dill Avenue, Carnegie Place, Johnson Avenue, and Peachtree Road among others, with dates ranging from 1912 to 2022 and amounts from $0 to $14,300. Notable names include Marvin P. Reang, George M. Murphy, Charlotte R. Beith, John N. Matone, MH Jones, and J. C. Shadburn, reflecting a broad sweep of title transfers and land descriptions in dense, OCR‑heavy text.
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City of
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Brookhaven Estate
Alice May Tsytor
Herbert A. Sage
Aide Eleventh Street
Columbia Avenua
Charles Loridata
Edwin &. Haas
Atlanta
Alde
Saime
Nellie L. Fuller Beck
Same
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Latimer
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G. P. Lowry
Ame
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Latimer Streets
Edgar A. Neely
G. T. Mitchell
Thompson Street
Chhoney Street
L. Gilbert
G. R. Moore
Mis Street
Orme Street
Carrie H. L'Eagle
Elée Brookhaven Drive
Dookhaven
Fyton County
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Peachtree Road
Plaster's Bridge Road
W. N. Saye
J EB. Daniel
Noutheast
Charleston Avenue
Livermore Street
E. P. Roxsborough
Gustave
Edith
Highland Avenue
Aurelia R. Woodall
J. J, Burson
Woodall Avenue
Fort Sotte
Belgrade
Rose B.meyer
Samuel Meyer, Jr
Evy Street
Baker Street
Marvin P. Reang
George M. Murphy
Marietta Street
Curran Strecht
I. N. Ragedale
Dill Avenue
Charlotte R. Beith
John N. Matone
MH. Jones
Carnegia
Spring Street
Kirkpatrick
R. L. Brooks
Johnson Avenue
Howett Street
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David Williams
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Plasters Bridge
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Dl” Mayo To & G
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Egan
College Avenue
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D. Mayo
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Calvin Weaver
Princeton Avenue
College Park
J. C. Shadburn
Siesta Shadburn
Stovart Street
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William HB. Jarrett
Clarence Haverty
Warren Place
Courtland Avenue
K. E. Withera
J. 9
Fell Street
Storalt Street
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Haat Fair
Bnd Stovall Etrests
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Gant
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Washington Street
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Tech High School
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Emigrant Agent Freed by Court in Atlanta
Judge Andy Calhoun dismissed the case against TC Lyle of Yazoo River branch TiHnola Central Railway after ruling the emigration offense applied to the employment agency, as Lyle had used an agency to locate workers. Lowry Arnold, state solicitor, protested the decision urging a verdict of guilty.
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Andy Calhoun
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Anthracite Miners Start Work Today
Philadelphia reports a week of icy conditions in the anthracite coal fields ends as miners begin work. No disturbances linked to the miners occur while awaiting a conference set for April 10 in the city. The Oxford colliery, the region’s only major non union mine, organized a union.
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Site chosen for new building on Luckie Street
The site for the new MC A building will run from 71 to 81 Luckie Street, with former owners Charles H. Black and F C Lyle selling to the directors’ subcommittee for 65000 dollars. Frontage 158 feet, depths 196 and 180 feet, rear 338 feet. A mid city rumor mill had floated other sites, but officials voted Friday afternoon to buy and plans soon proceed, with construction expected by mid next month. The sellers declined higher offers of 75000 dollars an hour before closing.
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Charles H. Black
F. C. Lyle
Association
Harris and
Spring Streets
Houston
Ivy Streets
Houston Street
Piedmont Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs. Black and Lyle
Odyssey at Grand ends today with grand run ending
Theaters report Homer's Odyssey shown at the Grand in Atlanta last day of its run. Milano Company produced the film costing $200,000 after rehearsing a thousand performers. Also notes Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth with new acts and appearances by Goldberg Maud Lambert Ernest Ball. Forbes Robertson returns with The Passing of the Third Floor Back at the Grand next week drawing crowds.
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England
America
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Chicago
New York State
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Taft
Gaynor
Earl Grey
Canalta
Underwood Campaign Club Forms In Clarke County
Judge Andrew Cobb delivered a strong speech for Underwood at a Clarke County rally. The club named officers including vice presidents for wards and county districts and planned to poll every Clarke vote, with headquarters to be chosen and campaigns to begin immediately. Reports from Gardener and Weatherly indicate broad Underwood support across the eighth district, and the local president noted minimal backing for other candidates.
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Underwood
J. E. Gardener
C. N. Weatherly
Easter Sunday Busy Day at Baptial Tabernacle
Easter Sunday activities at Baptial Tabernacle include Dr. MacArthur visiting Sunday school classes at 9 30 am and delivering an Easter morning sermon at 11 am with a large choir and solos. A 3 30 pm baptismal service precedes the 7 45 pm evening service featuring an address to inquirers and recent converts and the Lord's Supper.
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Christ
A. C. Boatman
F.C. Wilkerson
Harding
Tyler
Ashford
F. C. Wilkerson
Clark sure of four Wisconsin delegates
Milwaukee April 5. With Champ Clark certain of four Wisconsin delegates to the Democratic National Convention and Wilson certain of twenty delegates, final statewide results await the official canvass. One county returns were sealed and sent to the state capital, where officials refuse to discuss the outcome.
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Milwaukee
Champ Clark
Wisconsin
Wilson
Eastman Man Kills Negro in Self-Defense
Eastman Ga April 5 A J W Daniel a wealthy white man killed Dave Hatten a negro after Hatten attacked him with a knife following an attempt to entice laborers from Daniels place Hatten knocked him down and wounded him before the fatal shot was fired
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Dave Hatten
Here
A. J. W. Daniel
Hatten
Free Receipt for Weak Men No. Dr A B Bod ing Detroit Ad
A damaged ad-like note promises a quick restorative for men’s vitality. It claims a prescription cures weakness nervousness memory lapses and drains. The writer offers a free copy by mail from Dr A B Bod ing in Detroit Michigan to readers who request it.
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Amy Gan
Rei
Dr. A B. Boding
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Mich
Peachtree Inn thefts linked to two bellhops trialed
Detectives say two inn bellhops M A Newbern 22 and C B Wellsborn 18 are implicated in a series of jewelry thefts at the Peachtree Inn on Peach Tree Street. Newbern is held on suspicion and Wellsborn charged with larceny as investigators pursue several other employees. A guest reported 500 jewelry taken during a ten minute absence. Police barred guards monitored staff to unravel the scheme.
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Peachtree Street
Sanford
M. A. Newbern
C. BE. Wellsborn
Newbern
Wellbern
Polices Barracks
Violin valued at $400 stolen from Cantaruk
John Cantaruk reports a violin valued at 400 dollars stolen from 242 Decatur Street. Detectives seek Gabriel Gana, a young Rugsten musician, whom Cantaruk accuses of the theft. Cantaruk says he has no solid information that Gana is responsible.
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Decatur Street
Gabriel Gana
Cantaruk
Gana ii
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