Dr Gaertner Raises 3433 For Oglethorpe University
Dr Hr Gaertner has organized a substantial fundraising drive to support Oglethorpe University. The article lists numerous donors from Georgia and Alabama contributing varying amounts, totaling 3433 dollars, with additional offers including cornerstone donation by W H Rusk Marble Works and a stone gift valued at about 2000 dollars from Stone Mountain Granite Corporation.
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Hr. Gaertner
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Gaertner
Atlanta
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Jacobs
Georgia
Dr. Gaertner
G. J. Tucker
Lithonia
Blfp. George
L. B. ‘Norton
Urhania
J. H. Patterson
Lheb. Decatur
W. “Snailing
Athens
Alfred Akerman
Thomas Stanley
M. C. Linton
J. R. Myers
White ‘Morton
Pittard
Professor Ly
Jou
Compier
McGure
Norcross
McDonald
Tithonia
Cortyou
Marletts
J. D.hunter
Avanta
Hale
Jonengora
Claudit. Hutchenson
Jonesboro
John Mf Hone
Miner
Jonesbord
G. Waldrop
J. G. Henry
Dublin
B A. Hooks
WD. Keith
J. R. Powall
H. C. Eagan
Thomas Gideon
William C. Thompson
E. Rosa Jordan
L. G. Moffitt
Dubin
Watkins
Towle
W. Gheal
George J. Shultz
Alma L. Carrere
M. Carrere
John H. Brown
Morley
Scott County
W. H. Rusk Marble Works
Stone Mountain Granite Corporation
City probes Rhodes Wood claim on building repairs
City officials led by Chief K K M Clayton will investigate Rhodes Wood Furniture Co claims for about 2000 dollars to lower the street grade at Whitehall and Mitchell. The firm要求 both lowering the curb and moving back the retaining wall citing grade change and loss of use of the Whitehall street shipping department during grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. M. Clayton
Councily
Rhodes-Wood Furniture Company
Whitehall
Mitchell Strets
Furniture Company
Rhodes-Wood Company
Whitehall Street
Two Months for Shiner in Hall County Jail Plea
Henry T. Cain of Lumpkin County appeared before Judge Newman in the U S court during the 1913 March term. He sought to enter a guilty plea to the charge related to breaking internal revenue laws. The judge advised on corn mauer in the mountains by moonlight and sentenced Cain to two months in Hall County jail near his family home.
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Wauwice
Henry T. Cain
Lumpkin County
Newman
United States Court
Cam
Hall County
New Pastors Installed in Fitzgerald Churches
In Fitzgerald Virginia on April 1 special services welcomed new pastors. The First Baptist church installed Rev. I. L. Cooper marking the start of his pastorate at Sunday morning service. Central Christian church welcomed Rev. F. G. Orahood from Sandersville as their new pastor.
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Svmeretaag
First Baptist Church
Cooper
Central Christian Church
F. G. Orahood
Sandersville
Water meters bid to cut Atlanta costs in 1914
Atlanta water board awarded 1914 meter contracts to Hersey Meter Company Henry Worthington Company and Thomson Meter Company at bids 5 to per cent lower than last year. About 2000 meters of sizes from three quarters to six inches will be supplied. Zade Smith water department manager said bids are lower than any previous year.
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City Water Board
Hersey Meter Company
South Boston
Henry Worthington Company
New York
Thomson Meter Company
Brooklyn
Chain gang sentence for Atlanta thief named by judge
In Atlanta's criminal court Judge Calhoun sentenced Jesse Emmett a Black man who stole a coat and clothes to the chain gang after choosing one month for each name he gave. He listed multiple names including Lumpkin Cobb Sylvanus Greene Anderson Emmet. the alternative was a $50 fine.
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Calhoun
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Jesse Emmett
Jesse
Jesse Leverett Lumpkin Cobb
Sylvanus Greene Anderson Emmet
Chain Gang
Chinaware Fusillade Drives Him to Divorce
Charles Seltzer filed for divorce yesterday alleging his wife hurled chinaware during marital strife. He says her irritation extended to furniture as part of daily quarrels in the superior court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seltzer
Clara
Superior Court
Seltzer
Sunday Laws Attacked by Leading Adventist
Carlyle B Haynes, secretary of the Southeastern division of the American Religious Liberty Association, condemned Sunday laws as medieval relics during a lecture at the First Seventh Day Adventist church in Georgia. The convention runs three days with five sessions daily, closing Sunday night. Attending leaders include Elder N. Montgomery of Atlanta, Elder N. Willese, Georgia conference president, and W. Cole, an officer in the Southeastern Union Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle B Haynes
American Religious Liberty Association
First Seventh Day Adventist Church
Seventh Day Adventists of
Georgia
N. Montgomery
Atlanta
N. ¥. Willese
W. ©. Cole
Southeastern Union Conference
Dr Wehler to Preach at Pryor Street Church
Dr C B Wehbler, dean of Hood College Frederick Md, recently extended a call to Pryor Street Presbyterian Church Atlanta, will be in Atlanta over Sunday and preach at 11 oclock Sunday morning. He is esteemed as teacher and preacher, and the church would gain an able minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wehbler
Hood College
Frederick
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Webler
Daddorios At Peace Legal Action Dropped
In a superior court session the case Samuel Dadderio v Mrs Samus Dadderio was dismissed as the dispute over the children Mary George and Samuel faded. James H Dodgen, attorney for Mr Dadderio, and Mary George and Mary were involved. Mrs Dadderio had habitually disappeared with the children when irritated. On April 1 she again left with them but returned before the writ of habeas corpus could proceed. No further action remained.
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Samuel Dadderio
Samus Dadderio
Dadderio
James H. Dodgen
Dadderin
Mary
George
Miei
Melody From Chimes Rings Through Ansley
The Hotel Ansley has acquired a set of solid silver chimes, twenty five wells along the ceiling, spanning the room. They were bought in New York for 500 dollars and are played by Carl Von Lawrenz, director of the Ansley orchestra, via an electric keyboard, filling the space with melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
South
New York
The
Carl von Lawrenz
Ansley Orchestra
Ford Shipment Through City On Special Train
A solid train of eighteen Ford cars from Detroit passed Atlanta yesterday. The cars were consigned to L. O. Oliver, Jacksonville agent, and were sent via L. & N. and Georgia railroad to Macon for delivery to Georgia Southern and Florida. This is the second special train via this route since January 1.
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Ford Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Atlanta
L. 0
Oliver
Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia Railroad
Georgia Southern
Florida
Macon
Strong Plea Made for Marshall Shedd
A pardon hearing for Marshall Shedd, an engineer on the Georgia railroad, convicted of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to one year on the chain gang and six months in jail, featured notable legal figures. Former Congressman Fleming and Augusta Representative Olive spoke for Shedd, while Augusta's Charles A. Picquet argued for the prosecution. Evidence noted good conduct during his Rockdale camp term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Shedd
Georgia Railroad
General Assembly
Fleming
Olive
Augusta
Shedd
Charles A. Picquet
Richmond County
Lidward Collins
Richmong County
Rockdale
Fort in Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Atlanta Clerk Court
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday with Deputy Clerk Stanton Henley of the U S court by J K Fort of Atlanta. The petitioner lists liabilities totaling 210 20 dollars and requests relief under the bankruptcy laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Henley
United States Court
J. K. Fort
Atlanta
Negro Butler Tells New Robbery Story At Clarke Campus
John Coffee a negro butler in the Samuels home confessed to detectives he stole 1200 dollars worth of jewelry from Liz Samuels on Washington street then led investigators to Clarke university campus to the buried jewels He claimed two white men held him up and forced him through the house to the loot He said he hid the jewels under ground to prevent them from being stolen again Judge Broyles set a 1000 bond but reduced it to 500 after Samuels asked The detective work was praised by Mr Samuels for recovering the jewelry.
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Liz Samuels
Washington Street
Mr. Samuels
Clarke University
John Coffee
Samuele
Aime
Broyles
Jedge
John
Samuels
Sammuels
McG
Gillespie
Brunswick Group 1 Bankers Meeting Program Announced
The Georgia Bankers Association Group 1 meeting is set in Brunswick with Georgia bankers on the program. Events include a 1 p.m. start at Ellis' home with addresses by J T Culpepper and Linton Aten, plus talks on currency law and rural credits, a boat trip to St Simons, shore dinner, and a cotillion at Oglethorpe hotel.
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Brunswick
Georagia Bankers’ Association
Georgia
Ellis
J.T. Culpepper
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Thomanville
C. al Jackson
Flrst Methodist Church
Linton
Aten
Glynn County Bank
T. H. Searcy
Citizens’ Bank
Cairo
J. T. Culnepper
DL. Broadworth
National Bank
Savannah
Joseph A. McCord
Third National Bank
Atlanta
B.D. Walter
Rome
Haynes Meadden
Georgia’ | Bankers’ Association
St. Simons Island
Oglethorpe Hotel
Thomasville Plans Old Time May Day Festivities
Thomasville Georgia plans an old time May Day celebration under the auspices of the Thomasville Sampfire. The event features a maypole garlanded with ribbons and center dances and games from past eras.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Sampfire
Good Roads Workers to Meet on May 5 in Kingsland
A good roads meeting will be held at Kingsland Camden county on May 5 to plan improvements to the automobile highway between Brunswick and Jacksonville part of the Miami Quebec route. County commissioners from Glynn and Camden Georgia and Duval and Nassau Florida will attend with others from the four counties.
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Brunswick
Jacksonville
Kingsland
Camden County
Glynn
Camden
Georgia
Duval
Nassau
Florida
Bond Election At Pelham Vote On 20000 Bond
Pelham residents will vote next Wednesday on a 20000 bond issue to finance a new school building and equipment extending the sewerage system building a fire department and jail paving street improvements and extending the water and light system with improvements to water light and ice plant The article notes little opposition and predicts passage.
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SeUnain
Pelham
Caddies in Daytime and Thieves at Night
An organized gang of young black boys claiming Bast Lake golf caddie status confessed to burglaries on Decatur street. Milam and Watson captured the group. names include Bred Jolland Albert Williams Wil Thomas Love Bridges Snow Jackson Baby Turner and Joe English. Three older youths were tried for burglary at 119 Decatur street and implicated Jim Brown who runs a Butler and Houston corner soda joint, leading to Brown’s $2100 bond. Juvenile court to try the rest. Stolen tobacco and goods were recovered and returned to Lichtenstein.
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Bast Lake Golf
Decatur Street
Milam and Watson
Bred Jolland
Albert Williams
Wil Thomas
Love” Bridges
Snow” Jackson
Nash Broytes
E. Lichtenstein
Jim Brown
Butler
Houston
Broyles
Brown
Lichtenstein
Citizens fund to clean Walker and McPherson monuments
The Old Guard of Gate City Guard spearheads the effort to restore the Walker and McPherson monuments for the upcoming Shrine convention, aiming for about 3300 in subscriptions. Donors include Ed L. Wight, B. Turman, M. Ashe, and others, with support from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the G. A. R. A committee led by S. B. Turman, F. J. Paxon, and H. M. Ashe supervises the project, which includes metal work, railing, sod, and gravel. The Walker monument sits on Glenwood Avenue near East Atlanta, the McPherson on McPherson Avenue near Moreland. Congressmen Howard is seeking a federal park and roadway funding.
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Gate City
Walker Monument
McPherson Monument
Ed L. Wight
B. Turman
FL M. Ashe
Brown
Fred Koch
Katherine Koch
Marbut & Minor
Crabill
J. W. Zuber
Marbut Brothers
W. H. Harrison
Tia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Old Guard
S. B. Turman
F. J. Paxon
H. M. Ashe
Walker
Glenwood Avenue
Atlanta
McPherson
McPherson Avenue
Moreland Avenue
William Schley Howard
Washington
Dublin Revival Closes After Week of Meetings
A series of revival meetings at the First Methodist church in Dublin wa ended Thursday night. Rev R A Edmondson of Carrollton preached and Professor Frank Allen led the singing marking a close to the revival effort.
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Dublin
First Methodist Church
R. A. Edmondson
Carrollton
Frank Allen
City Gains 200 a Week Through New Ashes Contract
Mayor James G. Woodward approves a twelve month contract between Oscar Elias of Fulton Bag and Cotton Co and the board of health for removal of all ashes from the new crematory. The plan will save about 2700 weekly. Chief John Jentzen keeps all crews on duty day and night. clinker workers will be reassigned to street cleanup work at night for the Shriners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodward
Oscar Elias
Fulton Bag and Cotton Company
Board of Health
John Jentzen
Jentzen
Dixie Limited Trains 98 and 99 Discontinued
Dixie Limited trains 98 and 99 between Atlanta and Chicago will be discontinued. Last southbound arrival at Atlanta is April 12 and last northbound departure is April 13. Announcement by C. E B. Harman, General Passenger Agent.
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Dixth Limited
Atlanta
Chicago
C. E B. Harman
Central OF Georgia
Jacksonville
W. H. Fogg
Ament Aslant
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