Governor plans new mansion modeled after old city building
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick will urge in a summer recommendation to the general assembly a new mansion patterned after the historic structure at Sitedoze ville. The proposed mansion would cost about 200 dollars and stand on a two to three acre site on the city outskirts. Financing would come from lease of the ald tasnalan altet Penehtree and Cain.
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Cothera
Itedzeville
General Assembly
Georgia Governor Seeks State Mansion After Capitol Move
Governor Hardwick says the capitol relocation clears path for a state house. He notes rising rental costs and his family’s health make hotel living impractical, urging a dignified mansion reflecting the state’s credit and suitability for residence.
Georgia Supreme Court Judgments and Appeals Summary
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed or reversed diverse judgments from lower courts including Kemp v. National Bank of Sylvania. Jernigan v. Garratt. Connerat & Hointer. Whitworth v. State. Napier. and others. Cases span Muscogea, Chatham, Laurene, Halt, and Find counties with judges like Strange, Munro, and Wright issuing rulings. Attorneys general and various counsel represented plaintiffs, defendants, and state interests. several matters were transferred to higher courts or court of appeals.
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Gilbert
Kainieth
Yaa
Crisp Superior
Gower
Sox i. Nd
Conte Kemp
National Bank of Sylvania
Seroven
Strange
C. IL. Hilton
Cron
T. Jevina
Captra
Bek
Muscogea Superior
Munro
W. DB
Crawford
W. H. Burt
George
Palmer
Short
Battle & Arnold
Rontra
Jernigan
Ab ‘Tephena
Crear
George M. Ninenet
EL. Stephena
Seward M. Smith
Whitworth v
Appeals court affirms numerous criminal and civil errors
The Georgia Court of Appeals affirms many trial rulings in cases from Fulton, Chatham, Lowndes, and surrounding counties. Judges and attorneys named include Melitta Oliver liver, Walker, Beenter, and several state officials as they handle proceedings on plaintiff in error and other actions. The long list covers numerous defendants and affirmations across multiple dockets and districts.
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Tudgmants
Aliver
Nallik Feretyer
Chatham Fuellor
Melitta Oliver
Arror
Bugrae Bol Yard
Vantra Chhirten National Detertive Agency
Walker
Pultan Asnertat
Suche Hell Alatun
Alaten
Ehealir & Molae
Foalnelf
Dorsey
Shellia Derek
Hirenator
Slettins
Evan Sark Baldor
Jeree Bye
Uetoniog
Lye
Conten Btewarl Vo Citecom
Honisen
Putton Auperior Patel
Metalline Ae Meee
Jet Winfield
Payne Foes
Iuperjar
Dalew & Daley
CW Peebles
Te 'N. Bynum
Dimatead Et
Atv Careting
Portland Foment Company
Ihert Oy
Kate
Fiontas Aibeariae
Soreto
Paryer AT
Menand
Blaleesee
Reer
Danas Wells Mtoe
Dasani Fron Walker Acoreiog
Vince “Yas
Carevef
Danity
Runtes
Wethe
Warria
Whire & Methere
Conten Leith
Lowndes
Foden Thomas Gm Johraen Fi Wiley
Pinlent
Cifford Fn
Conten Woeean Y Ware
Catlin
Sturele Hisckabear & Warrell
Hatetift
Ribanmertog
Mathown Butler & Len
Ala
Charles H. Garrett
Loner
Canine
Warman + Davis
Brachesi Verir Court
Ieten
Mayrar John A Morrie, Jr
Tecnat & Tirarch
Rusesil Snow
Brena Hennatonnrra Riatiwerth Vy. Flerts
Harrell
Erron
Etter
Greenville
Isi Edte
Paeder
Cone
Abhotp Og
Beate Frany Plavdl
Pobanva
Skaetitt
Errar Oy
Taylor
Carer
Portre
Hiasteney
United Relates
Dramnite Com
Richmond
Sperion Effert
Hammond
Feanklin
Pierce
Rosser Nton
Canted Anuth
Atater Imm
Snaiting Annertor Aerr
High School Review Praises Douglas Fairbanks Robin Hood
Clinton News dramatic editor Jose Schorr gives a favorable review of Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood. He calls the aerial action strong and notes the mounted knights and Richard the Lionheart, praising the setting, romance, and overall spectacle as among the best filmed adventures.
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Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists
Jose Schorr
Clinton News
de Witt Clinton High School
New York City
Schorr
Critle
Richard
Joln
Robin Hood
Dous
Hanks
Lions Indorse Turner County Farms Program
Unanimous endorsement of the Turner County Farms program highlighted a Atlanta Lions Club luncheon at the chamber of commerce. Speakers praised the Georgia association as a constructive uplift plan for farmers and urged support for a one day fundraising campaign on April 17.
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Georgian Association
Atlanta Lion
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Mande
Presa Huddleson
L. W
Tmit
Wita
Stata
Mea
Marlon Harper
Bhettering Aria
Sulielt
Canpalen
Incnmbera
Walter Colouitt
The
Voctoty
Fair and Warmer Weather Forecast Across Georgia
A weather summary notes fair and warmer conditions in Georgia with a partly cloudy outlook and showers in the southwest. It mentions lingering cloudiness Tuesday over the southern states with scattered light showers from Georgia to Texas and moderate temperatures with some northwestern areas dipping below freezing.
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von Herrmann
Laos
Georgia
Texas
Rome
Odd Fellows Hold Semiannual Meet
The semiannual meeting of the Odd Fellows lodges of the region was held at the Gold Fellows hall on Alabama Street. Grand officers and several subordinate grand masters attended, with detailed remarks and introductions by the presiding officials.
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Odd Fellow
Wisteenth Talon White
Gdld
Meintae Lodge
Twaday
Grav Mater
A. A. Berry
Grand Trowerly
Bo Badhnamer
Comnetor TL
Nielolk
Denaty
Randers
Reveral Akt
Judge Rebukes Autoists and Officers in April Court
In Lingoway, Judge W T Gober fined eight people under truffle laws and issued a reprimand to Recorder George E Johnson for abusive language toward officers correcting traffic violations. W C Shumate faced a complaint from Morriann about language used in an incident involving his wife in the car.
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W.T. Gober
Lingoway
George E. Johnson
L. Morrison
Morriann
Rohnson
W. C. Shumate
Grogan to Attend International Union Convention
Grogan will attend the International union convention in Omaha Nebraska in July as representative of the Atlanta Typographers and Electrotypers. The union will hold its 192 convention in Atlanta.
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AJ BR. Grogan
International Union
Omaha
Neb
Atlanta
International Unnion
Postmaster Large to Speak at Ad Club
F. K. Large postmaster of Atlanta will keynote a meeting of the Advertising club at 2:30 Thursday in the chamber of commerce. His topic is Postal Service. The event features remarks by Emory Smith and W. Turner with plaintiff and defendant listings from various court proceedings interwoven in the readable text.
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Postmaster Large
F. K. Large
Atlanta
Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Postal Service
Fourth Corps Headquarters Relocated to Red Rock Building
The Fourth Corps Headquarters moves from Fort McPherson to the new Red Rock Building at Spring and Cain streets. Major General David Shanks cites more spacious quarters and central location as reasons for the transfer.
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Fourth Corps
New
Red Rock
Inner States Army
Fort McPhers
Spring
Cain
Aspirants to Council Open Campaign Today
Leo Sudderth and Hubert Lee, candidates for councilman in the eleventh ward, will address the Women Voters' League at 2 30 this afternoon. The meeting will be at Whiteford Avenue School with Mrs. Sanford Gay, president of the Atlanta League of Women Voters, also speaking.
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Leo Sudderth
Hubert Lee
Eleventh Ward
Women Voters’ League of the
Whiteford Avenue
Sanford Gay
Atlanta League of Women Voters
City to Observe 78th Anniversary This Year
Mayor Walter A Sing announced plans to recognize Atanto'e coventy fifth anniversary by forming a joint committee with local agencies to plan a year end program. The city aims to coordinate with civic groups to observe the occasion.
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Atanto’e Coventy
Palle
Walter A Sing
Ronnell
Iocal Alvne
Atlanta Masonic Club Holds Meeting Today
Atlanta Masonic Club meets at 12:80 o clock this noon at the sora dames KK. Attendees include Hardman t Witlant, AL Fuller, Liteon Hoping, Shepperd Beyna, George AL Nae Hler, and Jrorneo Pugh with Paul iuhbbard. Will alkg be prevsanted. a quoted exchange follows in a tense, ceremonial context.
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Eight Atlanteans for Convention
Atlanta notes invitations issued for the eleventh annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the Matted ints in New York. Recipients include leaders from Atlanta milling, banking, Coca Cola, Atlantic Steel, and Western Electric, plus railroad and utility firms. Auto theft alleged in Macon report dated April 10.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
Wickersham
Atlanta
Weat Point
Transmey
Atlanta Milling Company
Robert
Maddox
Irnaident
Atlanta National Bank
Thomas Kyreaident
Atlantic Steel
Charles V
Rainwater
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Conkto ‘Tin Plate and Metal Company
D. Fons Brown
Cimberland Velephone and Telegraph Company
G. PB. Dosier
Fulton Bag and Cotton Villa
H W. Hall
Western Electric Company
Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic Promoted by Doctor Endorsed
Advertised testimonial claims Dr Willard H Morse endorses Munyon's Paw Paw as scientific aid to digestion. The tonic is said to aid food assimilation, regulate bodily fluids, and prevent dyspepsia by purifying blood. It is sold in bottles at drug stores and by Jacob’s Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Willard H. Morse
London Society of Science
Robert Halford
Anouron
Munyon
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Whitehall St
Williamson Tire Co
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Empire Auto & Cycle Co
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Court of Appeals of Ga
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Lions Indorse
Turner County Farms Program
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Masonic Club
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Macoq, Ga
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Valdosta
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