Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Clemmons Mercantile Co
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in large Noymans court Tuesday morning against the Clemmons Mercantile Company of Elberton Georgia. The liabilities and assets have not yet been filed. Hawes was appointed trustee. Passover services are announced at the Washington street synagogue with Rabbi Kieinfeld delivering a sermon on Passover symbols. A memorial for The immortality of the Soul is planned for April 18.
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Jarge Noymans
Clemmons Mercantile Company
L. M Vickery Clemmons
JA Gully
Elberton
Gaa
Labtlities
Sseete
S. Hawes
Washington Street
Rabbi Kieinfeld
Auction Sale Today for Oakland City Lots
Oakland city residents are reminded of an auction sale today for Oak land City Lots conducted by Foster and Robson. The sale proceeds under local property sale rules with bidders urged to attend.
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Oakland City
Foster & Robson
Happy Boys Surprise Rivers at Home in Atlanta
E Rivers president of the Boys' Club of Atlanta hosted a surprise party Monday night at 275 West Peachtree Street. Mrs Rivers helped organize a games program with prizes won by Ephrian Lane and Sol Meltzer. Attendees included W H Adkins and several city officials and Junior Rivers' boys list many names.
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E Rivers
Boys’ Club of
Atlanta
Junior Rivers’ Club
Boys’ Club
West Peachtree Street
Rivers
Pany
Dinneer
E. Rivers
Junior Rivers
Massive Service Honors George Adair at Allan Athletic Club
The Allan Athletic Club held an annual meeting last night to honor George Adair, retiring president, with a massive twenty five piece silver service presented in appreciation of his leadership and civic work. Speaker Arnold praised Adair’s contributions to the club and community as future presidents were urged to meet the high standard set. The meeting noted strong finances and growth as nominations for directors were announced and election set for next Tuesday.
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Allanthietic Club
George Adair
Atlanta
Adair
Vey Arnold
Jurors and Judge Edwards Host Dinner in Atlanta
Fudge Price Edwards of Buchanan Ga presides over Atlanta's criminal division. A dinner at J E McClelland's Washington Street home brought together judges and attorneys including Pendleton Heil Ells Reid Rosser Westmoreland Hopkins. Edwards questioned absentee jurors as the day proceeded and a jury for A W Force’s assault case was finally seated after delays.
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Fudge Price Edwards
Buchanan
Atlanta
Georgia
Managht
J. E McClelland
Washington Street
Pendleton
George L .Heil
W D. el
A. W. Force
Family massacre shocks Youngstown as father kills six
In Youngstown Ohio on April 18 Grant Rickert 37 murdered his wife Charlotte 11 and daughters Helen 15 and Pearl 8 then killed himself. The killer also struck son Edwin with an axe as the boy escaped and will survive.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pearl Rickert
Raymond Rickert
Grant
Rickert
Charlotte
Helen
Edwin
Typewriter Industry Gains Reflect Strong General Business
New York reports indicating Remington typewriter sales rose 28 percent in the first quarter of 1911 over the same period last year and 12 percent in March alone, signaling unprecedented demand as broader business activity improves.
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New York
Remington
Supper Benefit Hosted by Local Church Figures
A supper and entertainment will be held Thursday night at 380 Woodward Avenue for the Woodward Avenue Baptist Church. Hosted by J F Helen Jr and Mrs Hugh Butler, the event features an elaborate program with tickets at 26 cents sold at the door for church support.
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J. F. Helen, Jr
Hugh Butler
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Woodward Avenue
German laborer sentenced to death for murder of 12 year old
Freehold New Jersey April 18 Frank H Heidemann a German laborer was found guilty by a jury of murdering 12 year old Marie Smith near Asbury Park in November last Heidemann was sentenced to death in the electric chair at Tren ton for the week beginning May 22 The prisoner staggered and nearly collapsed as the sentence was pronounced Convicted mainly on his own cold blooded confession the jury deliberated less than three hours before returning a verdict of murder in the first degree
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Freehold
N. J
Frank H. Heidemann
Marie Smith
Asbury Park
Trenton
Aviator Austin Joins Bingham In Macon
Griffin Georgia April 198 Special The Bridges Bingham automobile tour closes Griffin with Ralph Bingham addressing the Griffin Boosters Club at the New Griffin hotel The party covered 20 miles Atlanta to Jonesboro in forty minutes despite bad roads The group expects Colonel Will T Austin to join in Macon for demonstrations and plans a lyceum tour through Georgia using a flying machine afterward
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Bingham
Ralph Bingham
Opera House
Griffin Boosters’ Club
Griffin Hotel
Atlanta
Jonesboro
Hampton
Gilbert
Coggin
Halph Bingham
Will T Austin
Macon
Colonel Austin
Russell Bridges
Celonye Sustin
Lyceum
Georgia
Wil H
Milner
Barnesville
We Have Moved City Office and Stationery Department
Notice announces Foote and Davies Co relocation to 6 North Broad Street. City office and stationery department move, with phone Main 61 for contact.
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North Broad ST
Wickersham Named Witness in Aviator Fraud Case
Savannah Ga April 18 Defense plans to subpoena a long list of witnesses including Attorney General Wickersham Major General Miles Major General Rober Assistant Secretary of War Oliver Wright brothers Glenn Curtiss Aero Club officials and others to testify on the merits of aviators and the bounds of advertising for sale of aviation fame. The case follows post office inspectors arrest of J and Berger on charges of defrauding by advertising the world's greatest aviators.
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Savannah
J. & Berger
Post Office
United States
Wickersham
Miles
Rober
Oliver
Squier
District of Columbia
Wright Brothers
Glenn Curtiss
New Orleans
Georgia
Ari
Aero Club of America
Playing Policeman Pitfall Ends in Arrest of St. Louis Man
Will Jones, a colored stenographer, tried to arrest Jim Clark with a shotgun in a summer afternoon event. Clark resisted, Jones fled, and Jones was later bound over in Jubile Orr's court. Police had warned Jones to watch for Clark who was wanted for a cutting scrape involving Jones' brother.
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Will Jones
Jim Clark
Clark
Jones
Orr
Deaths at Soldiers Home and Local Cemeteries
Multiple obituaries list James Holden 75 veteran of the Thirty-Sixth Georgia, William H Boggs 68, Steven Davenport 50, Miss Pearl Rainwater 28, Mrs J B Sizemore, Miss Leila Bowden, and Mrs Lula H Parker. Funeral arrangements and interments noted at Harmony Grove West View Juniper Roswell and local chapels with pallbearers and church services.
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James Holden
Thirty-Sixth
Georgia Regiment
Steven Davenport
Walton Stream
A.T. Smith
Steven
Mac Devenport
Sacred Heart Church
West View
Red Ben
Bloomfeld-Burkert
Pearl Rainwater
Edgewood Tenns
Edgewood
W. A. Gunter
Roswell
J. B
H. Sizemore
Macon
J. B. Sizemore
Juniper
East
Tragic Child Found Strangled Near Fence In Louisville
In Louisville on April 18 Elsie Snyder, three year old daughter of E McSnyder, vanished after supper. A three hour neighborhood search ended when the child was found hanging to a fence with her neck wedged between two pickets, apparently after attempting to climb over.
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Louisville
Elsie Snyder
E. McSnyder
Howard Wires For Sub Treasury Fight In Congress
Rep Howard of the fifth district wires Secretary Walter Cooper of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce asking if Atlanta interests want him to press a sub treasury for Atlanta. The outcome hinges on the House committee led by Oscar Underwood with Birmingham favored. a ruling against a new sub treasury could end the contest for now.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Sub-Treasury
Congress
Howard
Fifth
Walter Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta, Clearing House Association
ana_business
Atlanta
Oscar Underwood
Birmingham
Secretary Moseley Called By Death in Washington
Edwin A. Moseley secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission and a key figure in labor and railway safety laws died after a long illness at 45. Heart failure from acute illness led to death. His body will be taken to Newburyport Maine for burial Thursday. The ICC suspended most business in response to his death.
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Washington
Edwin A. Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newburyport
Mess
Moseleys
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