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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1913

Page

5

Atlanta Shriners Seek Pledges to Lure 1914 Convention

Negotiations opened Friday as Atlanta Shriners met with city representatives to pledge votes for bringing the 1914 imperial council convention to Atlanta. J. Greenfield Friday said funds will cover the needed amount after anticipated shrinkage, and votes in the council should be secured by next month. Preparations include arranging rail and horse rates to present concrete figures when Atlanta’s invitation is extended at Dallas.

Shriners Imperial Dallas Atlanta J. ©. Greenfield Imperial Council

Reward for Charlie Davis Escape Seeks Work Contact

Fifty dollar reward offered for the recapture of Charlie Davis who escaped from Rockdale county camp on April 8 1913. He is 22 years old, about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds with a seat on his right thigh. Convicted in DeKalb county home Memphis Tennessee. notify W J Rakes chairman Conyers Georgia.

Charlie Davis Rockdale County DeKalb County Memphis Tenn W. J. Rakes Conyers, Ga

Unitarian Southern Conference Concludes Sessions in Atlanta

The twenty fifth annual southern conference of the Unitarian church winds up with a final business session at the Woman's club building in West Baker street. Reports from southern churches show conditions are not flourishing while Rev. Albert Manchester reports on his inspection tour across the region. The annual meeting of the southern Woman's Alliance featured talks on education and programs on Sunday school work and youth, with the conference closing Sunday night with the installation of Rev. J Wade Conkling as minister of the Atlanta church.

The Unitarian Church Atlanta Woman's Club West Baker Street Albert Manchester Boston Mass American Unitarian Association Manchester Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Woman's National Alliance Paterson National Alliance Hal Stoyd Chattanooga George Kent New Orleans Maxwell Savage Louisville George San Antonio J. Wade Conkling

Mortuary notices from Atlanta area obituaries report multiple deaths

A series of death notices from Atlanta area bereavements lists Miss Mary P Nesbitt and W O Copeland among the deceased. Other obituaries include Mrs Jennie Longino Mrs Mary F Fowler Mrs Martha Itiner and infant Mellie Verne Johnson plus Ruth M Jones Joy C Owens and William Avery. Interments and funeral arrangements are noted for Poole and Hemperley chapels and local cemeteries.

Nellie Verne Johnson Mellie Verne Jolms WL Johnson Wabash Avenue West View Cemetery

Husband Implicated in Texas Embezzlement Case

Mrs. D. W. Pope found a note asking her to pack her husband K. W. Pope’s suitcase for a trip to Texas. Pinkerton detectives say Pope, a bookkeeper, faces eleven indictments for embezzling $26,000 from Nobn Bros. in Amarillo. He was jailed in Atlanta after being located and confessed some details, denying guilt, and stating he would return to Texas for trial. The couple, married in Amarillo three years ago, have an eight month old child.

D. W. Pope Mast North Avenue Pope Amarillo Tex Texas Pinkerton General Merchandise Sates Nobn Bros Constitution Tope Pinkertona Pinkertons Grace Firm Atlanta

Youth Willing to Marry to Escape Court Sentence

A 16 year old Nellie Rice testified that a knife wound is on her right thigh, accusing Charles Reese of stabbing her during a jealous quarrel. Reese, a 77 Terry Street metal worker, denied striking her but acknowledged two years of courtship. The court asked about marriage as a way out. Reese offered to wed, she refused, and Reese was bound over on a stabbing charge with bond set at $200.

Nellie Rice Recorder Brogies Hohnefeld Charles Reese Terry Street Miss Rice Terry and Hunter Streets Hust Fair Street Roth Jeese Kond

Miss Fair Takes Charge At African Hospital Project

Miss Elda M. Pair, a graduate nurse from a Pittsburgh hospital, traveled via Atlanta to Wilkinsburg then London for study. She will depart in September for Luabo, Africa, to lead the First Presbyterian hospital and training school for nurses under construction, sent by the Tattnal Square Presbyterian church of Macon. Dr Eider era head nurse at Macon hospital prior.

Elda M. Pair Atlanta Wilkinsburg Fair Pittsburg London Miss Fair Luabo Africa First Presbyterian Hospital Macon Hospital E. B. Eider Tattnal Square Presbyterian Church Macon Eugene &. Hitler Forrest Avenue

Women Workers Get Rich Man's Fortune

New York April 113 By the will of Patrick F McGowan former president of the board of aldermen the assets of his women apparel manufacturing business go to two faithful women employees the Misses Kate and Anne M Aums sisters Their reward will amount to about 26090 the rest of the 75000 estate is held in trust for his son Frank McGowan who serves in the United States Marine Corps until age 30 and then only if he leaves the naval service.

New York Patrick F. McGowan Board of Aldermen Women's Womer Kate Jett Frank McGowan United States Marine Corps Naval Service

Funeral notices for Reinhardt Ittner and Power families

Special notices list funeral details for Mrs. Mary Anne Reinhardt, Mrs. Nicholas Ittner, and Mrs. Franklin G. Power. Services on April 12 and April 11, 1913, at residences in Atlanta areas, with stated times, officiants, pallbearers, and assembly points at Patterson & Son. Interment at Oakland.

Reinhardt Mary Anne Reinhardt Edward W. Reinhardt Hendrix Avenue Hugh K. Walker John Justis John A. Hobbs J. 8. Mitcham C. T

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