Local Briefs including Jones Leaves and Brisendine Reunion
Jerome Jones of The Atlanta Journal of Catron departs for Augusta on federation business and will return next week. The Brisendine family reunion in Grant Park honors John Brisendine of Atlanta on his fifty-ninth birthday. Magistrate C K Busbee resigns after periodic grand jury investigations. A recovered watch is linked to a theft case as detectives pursue the rightful owner. First speeding arrest in days faces local recorder. few motorists now respond to reckless driving charges.
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Jerome Jones
Atlanta Journal of Catron
Augusta
Mr Jones
Brisendine
Georgia
Grant Park
John Brisendines
Atlanta
Abe Dewag
James December
Cowan
Speediaw
Nows
AX Rose
East Georgia Avenue
Lasseter
Bankers Meet in Cartersville Georgia Group Three event
Group Three of the Georgia Bankers Association met in Cartersville on April 26 with about 125 members attending the sub group convention at the grand opera house. A banquet preceded a special train tour to the American Textile Company cotton mill property.
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Cartersville
Georgia Bankers Association
Grand Opera House
American Texte Company
Joseph S Calhoun
First National Bank
Georgia
Savannah
Welome
R B Harris
Home Savings Bank of
Cartersille
Waa
Calone
R v Lowry
Atlanta
Secretar Fol Jemierson
James G Lester
Atlaita Clearing Neuse
EL Gibert
Masietta Banking and Trust
Cam Pansy N of& Bittine
Commercial Bank of Summerville
Davis
Plt
National Bank of Walton
Hains
Walton National Bank of Attinta
Han Aell Hillyer
Macon
Joe Woods on Trial in Georgia for Murder Case
Joe Woods is on trial in Decatur County Georgia on a murder charge. He allegedly killed Wink Mikle at Rous Ford this week. A juror panel from Tyilloch County will hear the case. a witness testified about the alleged events and Woods’s refusal to surrender a whiskey ration.
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Joe Woods
Bera
Fashionable mesh bags and purses surge in popularity
Mesh bags and purses are becoming highly sought after as demand outpaces supply. Manufacturers, both domestic and foreign, struggle to keep up, with a five inch bag in the new reversible mesh containing over thirty thousand tin links. The shop promotes exclusive lines in Sterling and hand soldered German silver, plus unsoldered mesh at lower prices, with a broad range from 3.59 to 1000 and gifts for commencements and graduations. Our illustrated 14 page catalogue is available complimentary upon request.
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Links Ag
Cameth and
Terus
Injured Man Thrown From Moving Street Car
A 70 year old man, Orr, attempted to board a moving street car at the corner of Dast Hunter street and Central avenue yesterday afternoon. He slipped from the step, was thrown to the pavement, sustaining injuries to head, face and body. He was taken to his residence at 442 Crew Street by private car and is expected to recover, according to eye witnesses.
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Dast Hunter Street
Central Avenue
Orr
Crew Street
Byrd Acquitted Of Murder In Thomasville Case
In Thomasville Georgia on April 26 special report says W Byrd was tried in superior court for the murder of G Prince. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after Prince was found dying behind Broad Street stores on October 31. He died minutes later after suffering pistol wounds. Byrd surrendered to the marshal after the shooting.
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Thomasville
W . Byrd
Prince
Broad Street
Byrd
Ita
Convention Backs Woman Suffrage at Southern Conference
Delegates at the Southern Conference on Woman and Child Labor adopt a resolution in favor of woman suffrage and urge Southern legislatures to pass a uniform child labor law. Officers elected include Miss Jean Gordon of New Orleans as president and John T Smith as first vice president.
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Southern Conference
Jerome Jones
Journal For Labor
Labor Commission
Bomsmith of
Macon
McLendon
House of Representatives
Jean Gordon
New Orleans
John T Smith
Kansas City
Rabbi Ratsin
Meridian
Garnett Andress
Chattanooga
Iss Rutherford
Little Hock
Hop Hanson
Menph
Performing operation. Dr Davis robbed at sanatorium
While performing an operation at a sanatorium Dr E C Davis was robbed of his gold watch from his coat pocket. Officers Johnson and McWilliams investigated but Davis said he did not miss the watch after finishing with his patient and had no idea who could have stolen it. No thief seen and no clues left.
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E C Davis
James Woman Suffrage Bill Clears Wisconsin Assembly
Madison April 26 The James woman suffrage bill was sent to engagement in the assembly today by a vote of 59 to 28 It had previously passed the senate.
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Wisconsin
Madison Wis
Assembly
Senate
Rain Promised For Grand Opera Show
Weather forecast warns rain for Thursday on eve of grand opera. Public mood sours as hope rises for sunshine despite a barometric low. Weather forecast forms a brief specter over performances.
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Rain
Grand Opera
Hat order mix up shows head size misfit tale
A humorous tale from this coast era follows a man ordering a spring Panama hat. He sends a payment and plans but neglects his correct hat size. The firm replies they need the exact size and his previous size proves too small. The joke rests on the mismatch and the sender’s embarrassment.
Clothes Society Comedy at Grand Opera House
Society comedy "Clothes" presented in matinee and evening shows at the Grand Opera House with reduced prices for the performances.
Barrett issues call for meeting Farmers Union national board
President C S Barrett of the Farmers Union issued a call for a national board of directors state presidents and other members to meet in Little Rock on May 15 to discuss matters of importance to the union. Barrett urged wide attendance to debate several key policies and ensure representation from leaders and members.
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C S Barrett
Farmers Union Today
National Board of Directors
Little Rock
Harretts
Farmers Union
Farmers Uion
National Board of Divestors
ATK
Barrett
Union City
Re rating Rome to cut insurance costs
Rome Georgia begins a citywide insurance rate re rating by The Southeastern Tariff Association. Hugh Mo Kirkpatrick of Atlanta leads the two month process to set first class rates, aiming to reduce premiums and save Rome residents thousands annually.
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Rome_Ga
Rome
Southeastern Tariff Association
Hugh Mo Kirkpatrick
Atlanta
Whitehall Street Frontage Hits Record Prices
Edward H Walker of Walker Real Estate set four new records on Whitehall street railroad frontage by selling 425 Whitehall Street for 4333 1-3 per front foot. The lot, 62 by 190 feet, fetched about $20,000, part of the Toslan Purse estate, signaling a sharp two month rise in Whitehall and Peachtree frontage values.
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Edward H Walker
Walker Real Estate Company
Whitehall Street
Toslan
Whitehall
Walker
Peachtree Street
Currier
Potash Conference Planned in Brussels Pending German Ratification
A conference of private interests in the potash dispute between the United States and Germany is set for Brussels on May 15 if the German government ratifies an agreement reached by the state department and German ambassador Count Bernstoft.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Brussels
State Department
Count Bernstoft
New Depot Assured for Barnesville Hopeful Site
Barnesville on April 26 officials of the Central including Vice President W. Winburn General Manager T S Moles and General Superintendent J T Johnson toured the town inspecting freight and passenger facilities. They consider location of the new buildings with an appropriation reported around 26,000 by railroad authorities.
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Barnesville
W. 4 Winburn
T S Moles
J T Johnson
The
Central
Tammany Hall a Victim in Carnegie Trust Collapse
New York April 26 reported that Tammany Hall suffered a loss of $11,630 as a depositor in the Carnegie Trust Company failure. State Banking Superintendent Cheney released a detailed claim list showing total claims against the bank at $6,158,409.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Tammany Hal
Carnegie Trust Company
Cheney
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R. F. Maddox
T. J. Peeples
J. F. Alexander
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City News
Bushee
C K Busbee
Grand Jery
Busbee
GA. Bankers
R. J. Lowry
Maier & Berkele, Inc
L. A. Orr
Einter
Underwood
N. Broad Street
W. C. Byrd
Thomas County
C. Prince
Convention
DR. Davis
Texas
Cotton Belt
Panama
Sisa
FoRaor
Tson Aintage
Farmers’ Union
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Underwood Typewriter Company
Peachtree Heights Park CO
Peachtree Road
Buckhead
Broad
Walton Streets
Battle Avenue
Peachtree
E. Rivers Realty Co
Edward H. Walker
North Broad ST
Foote & Davies CO
Rountree’s
Wanean St
Robert Thompson
Birmingham
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Robert F Thompson
Ebert W. Robertson
Robertson
Seman
OPERA
Whitehall ST
Eiseman Bros
Aience Tile 3
Walls. Org
You & Tile Co
Schell
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