Jealous Young Wife Arrested in Grand
Mrs Ruth Goble a 20 year old married woman was arrested at the Grand after a restaurant scene at Falks 142 Peachtree street She threatened cashier Beulah Dennard with a razor when she believed Dennard interfered with her husband J Goble Police followed her to the theater and she was charged with disorderly conduct and released to await 2 30 pm court before the recorder
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the Grand
Rosser
Ruth Goble
Falk
Peachtree Street
J. Goble
New Sausage Order Fought in the Courts
St Louis April 7 The St Louis Independent Packing Co applied to the federal district court for a temporary injunction to stop Secretary Houston from enforcing a new sausage order. The rule bans more than 2 percent cereal sausage and requires cereal presence on wrappers while water content is capped at 3 percent. The company says immediate enforcement would ruin many wrappings. Houston says tests show cereal up to 10 percent and water 30 to 40 percent.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Independent Packing Company
Federal District Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Farmhand Shot After Struggle With Three Negroes in Georgia
Cordelo Ga April 7 Special Alex Hill a negro farm hand on Dave Browders plantation shot Edgar Wade overseer after a twenty minute struggle over work refusal. Hill was captured seven hours later hiding in a thicket. Wade's wound to the face left him with a damaged eye though not yet deadly. The armed group pursued Hill by bloodhounds and others arrested a woman and boy. the negro man fled. Wade and associates threaten further action.
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Cordelo
Alex Hill
Dave Browder
Edgar Wade
Sheriff Ward
Wade
J. K. Felder
Hill
Farmers' dollar dine may be held at Griffin
Griffin Ga April 7 Special One Spalding county farmer urges Georgia farmers to meet at Griffin's finest hotel for a dollar dinner to discuss matters of interest. He envisions a boosting club for farmers and merchants and a banquet to unite them. He also advocates buying a sturdy kicking machine to deter naysayers and boost progress in the region.
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Griffin
Spalding County
Georgia
$10,000 Franchise Check Sparks Macon City Council Debate
Macon Georgia April 7 special The $10,000 check from the Georgia Hallway and Power Co tied to a granted Heriting franchise in Macon is set for council discussion tomorrow. The council discovered no ordinance accompanied the franchise but the city attorney says legality remains. Expect votes to rescind and return the check amid opposition from a couple of aldermen. Also in Macon news the Ladies' Improvement Commission launches a campaign for a municipal hospital and a cleaner city, while a local family quarrel ends with disorderly conduct charges and a fishing club plans its Satilla trip. Morris Morris the man jailed for loitering is released after promising to leave Macon.
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Macon
Georgia Hallway and Power Company
Atlanta
Council
Ladies’ Improvement Commission
H. M. Wortham
3. T. Wright
New Theater for Rome to Open This Summer
Rome plans a new theater on the old Lyric site with a mov ing picture house summer vaudeville and attractions. An independent venture will lease the building as a theater, with an architect designing the new structure for operation this summer. Scholarships offered for north Georgia youths by Friendship Baptist Sunday school through James I. Lane. Delegates named from Odd Fellows lodge No 40 to Grand Lodge in Savannah May 28 29. Floyd county veterans elect officers for the coming year with no plans for Chattanooga reunion or Memorial Day observance.
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Rome
Ea Peters
Lyric Theater
Moving Picture House
Sma
Playhouse
James I. Lane
Berry School
Friendship Baptist Sunday School
North Georgia
Ome Lodge
Rder of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of the Order
Savannah
J. ©. Dabis
J. C. Keown
B. W. Green
Sam Pyle
E.L. Pearce
John P. Davis
Floyd County
Chattanooga
J. A. Sharp
Thompson Hiles
W. O. Conner
M. W. Brett
G. W. Fisetwood
J. D. Thomas
D. T. McCall
J. T. Lowe
P. J. King
J. D. Yarbrough
Bumper Grain Crops Seen in Franklin County Area
Royston Ga April 7 Special The prospects are good for a bumper grain crop in Franklin and adjoining counties this year. There is more small grain sown than ever before in this section of the state. Since the winter was not a severe one the crop prospects are promising for an oat except in particular.
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Royston
Franklin
Social set readies for opera arrivals in Atlanta
As the opera season nears, Atlanta gears up for visiting guests and private entertainments at Georgian Terrace. Notables from Savannah Birmingham Nashville Ocala and Athens plan stays, with dozens of couples and individuals listed as patrons and hosts for the season.
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Atlanta
Ufe
Georgian Terrace
S. Davies Warfield
Balthmore
George T. Armstrong
Savannah
JL. K. Brown
Brunewick
W. BR. Cole
Nashville, Tenn
Camp
Ocala
Fla
Cornelius A. Craig
Nashville
Tenn
George W. Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
C. Crampton
Evergreen
Alen J. Krebs
Walter Keith
Emma L. Laveratta
Mobile
John B. McFerrin
Mary E. Mason
Athens
Richard
Garland Tinsley
J. Brockaday
Charles Phinlzy
Ransom Wright
Ralph VanLendingham
Charlotte
Ruth Tribble
S&s K. Dick
Robert Jackson
Miss Jackson
R. F. Maddox
Robert Plant
Gray Coleman
Macon
Nunnally
C. A. Wood
New York
Marshall Johnston
Richard W. Johnston
John Sheffield
Americus
W. E. Hawkins
Frank Boland
John Horsley
George Westmoreland
George W. Connors
Virginia McCormick
Baltimore
Jennie Knox
Edith Branson
Ln Hodgson
Rebecca Stewart
Eleanora Lustrat
Rosa Smith
Callie Lumpkin
Lewis
Victor Victor
T. H. McHatton
Fleming
Laymen Meet On 7th In Columbus Georgia
Columbus Ga April 7 Special one of the few great conventions of the laymen missionary movement will be held in Columbus April 17 and 18. The movement has grown greatly in six years with hundreds of thousands enlisted for active church service. Contributions to foreign and mission boards rose about 50 percent. The Columbus committee plans to host about 2060 delegates with a banquet at Wildwood Park on April 17. W E Doughty New York educational secretary will speak along with other southern leaders.
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Columbus
Church of Christ
United States
Wildwood Park
H. B. Dickson
Pennsylvania
Thia
Georgia
Hazelhurst
Dublin
Griffin
Thomasville
Alabama
Selma
Roanoke
Dothan
Columbia
W. E. Doughty
Laymen's Missionary Movement
New York
Boy 16 Held in Murder of Silvester Duncan Son
In Jacksonville Florida on April 7 P Hayes a white 16 year old youth is jailed for murder after a knife attack by Silvester Duncan son who returned home in a bad mood and stabbed his wife before Hayes killed him. The mother of Duncan was holding a shotgun when Hayes seized it, fatally wounding Duncan. Mrs Duncan is in serious condition.
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Jacksonville
Fla
P. Hayes
Silvester Duncanson
Duncanson
Hayes
Klling Duncanson
Dunecanson
USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE FOR RELIEF AND COMFORT
The antiseptic powder relieves foot pain and discomfort from sweating and sore spots. It Prevents corns bunions and calluses and helps eyes dancing parties new shoes. A top comfort discovery sold everywhere for 25 cents. No substitutes. Trial package address Allen H Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
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Allen
Allen H. Olmstes
le Ror
Moore Bound Over After Arson Near Cuthbert
Three or four weeks after a barn fire near Shellman that destroyed Moesteck and Much forege stock, Jim Moore Gus Wilson and EH Dyson were arrested. Moore bound over to higher court on $500 bond after a preliminary trial. Wilson confessed implicating Dyson, who denied involvement. In a separate matter two negroes Bishop and Henry McLendon were bound over on $100 bonds each for placing iron on a railroad track to wreck a Central of Georgia passenger train, but were stopped by saw mill workers.
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Gus Wilson
Dyson
Moore
Cuthbert
Will Sealy
Bishop
Henry McLendon
Central of Georgia
Owen
Sealy
Underwood Typewriter Office Seeks High Grade Stenographers
Office offers stenographers of high grade and invites applications. Phone Miss Hitt for details and employment opportunities.
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Underwood Typewriter
Alderman Nutting Heads Atlanta Telephone Probe
Council debated paying 150000 to acquire the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph assets. Alderman Nutting urged a five member committee for investigation while Councilman Humphrey opposed. Mayor Fra Tem Warren appointed Nutting as chair with Knight Ashley Lynch and Ragsdale on the panel.
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James R. Nutting
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nutting
Humphrey
Fra Tem
Warren
Knight, Ashley
Lynch
Ragsdale
Speed Law Upheld Against Nebraska Cattle Trains
Washington April 4 one supreme court decision upheld the Nebraska statute of 905 fixing a minimum average speed of 18 miles an hour for cattle trains within the state.
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Washington
Griffin Ghoul Mystery Closes Old Grave Site
Griffin Ga April 7 Special The Braves of Eewin Averette and Minerva Anderson buried fifty eight years ago are opened by ghouls then sealed by the city bodies and vaults restored Chief Phelps says arrests will follow in short order relatives of the buried children sought but none heard from yet The children were offspring of Thomas Anderson who lived here 1850 to 1860
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Griffin
Eewin Averette
Minerva Anderson
Phelps
Thomas Anderson
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Satilla
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Jikiure Otto
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Cordeis
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Southern Society
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Arthur Heyman
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Kiser
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