Transfer ime extended for removal to federal prison delay
Special Judge signed an order delaying the transfer to Atlanta Federal Prison. Bill of Exceptions unfinished as counsels argue over records. Attorneys Marton Erwin work to finalize the bill while the appeal and related proceedings are postponed.
Fund boosts relief drive with $553 added in Atlanta events
Jara Thornton announces $553.10 raised for San Francisco sufferers from a benefit matinee by the Bljau Company and the Gay New York. Treasurer reports $25 more from Worldthend via the Pres Church at College Park, plus additional subscriptions totaling ten dollars.
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Jara - Thornton
City Fund
Atlanta
San Francisco
New York
Smth
College Park
Taylor County Primary Names For Representative Contests
Taylor County held its primary on April 8 with WM Bley and W C Stewart as candidates for representative in the Democratic race. Stewart faced no opposition in Crawford County time. and her candidate, Hon Aaron, also had no opponent.
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Taylor County
WM Bley
W C Stewart
Stewart
Crawford County
Jz Wrator
Aaron
Brothers Shurley in Griffin Murder Case
16 year old Charlie Shurley is jailed in Griffin on a charge connected to the death of J M Thompson after a fatal fight at Berean avenue. The case ties Walter Shurley and Kirby Thompson to the stabbing incident with multiple witnesses testifying about who struck first.
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Charlte Shurley
Kilpatrick
Spredling
Griffin
Shurley
Bob West
Jamison
Charlie
J M Stevens
McGlauchkin
C A Moncrief
Berean Avenue
A Moncrief
Lilie Moncrief
Charlie Shurley
Walter Shurley
Kirby Thompson
Stevens
Me‘lauchlin
Thompson
San Francisco
Spectator
Standard
Negro Elks Lodge Blocked by Bibb County Court
In Bibb superior court Judge H J Reagan issued an injunction restraining a group of Black residents led by HH Thomas Pete Worthy Jere Holis William Driskell and others from forming any Negro lodge or association in Bibb County or Georgia to be known as the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The ruling preserves white membership rights and aims to prevent confusion over lodge identity, with the Macon bar noting the significance of denying Black organization in the state.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Folks
H J Reagan
Bibb
Heredday
Thomas Pete Worthy
Jere Holis Wiliam Driskell
Bibb County
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
Reagan
John P Rass
Macon Lodge No
Felton
Hay
The
Elks
Toss
San Francisco
Georgia
Letare
Ross
E B Elder
Wreht Reb Massenberg
Cot Jones Rice
J. Johnson
Atlanta
Judge binds Shirley over after confrontation at trial scene
Thompson sparked the dispute and struck the first blow. Judge Ormond bound Shirley over under a $500 bond and he was sent to the Tower. His friends are preparing to furnish bond and it is probable he will be released soon. Westmoreland Bros named among likely representatives for Shirley with best legal talent to be secured.
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Thompson
Ormond
Shorley
Shirley Westmoreland Bros
Woman mail carrier Huet tossed from buggy by frightened horse
Miss Viola Bennett rural route mail carrier at Suwanee Ga narrowly escaped death when her buggy was upset by a frightened horse near a hill road. She suffered serious bruises and will be laid up for several days after the train noise spooked the animal during her morning rounds.
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Viola Bennett
Rath
Red Men to Entertain at Grand Friday Night
Cherokee Tribe plans free entertainment at the Grand on Friday May 4 starting at 6 pm. The program features Lillys Orchestra, Joab Elliott, Hertha Mae Coon, Miss Nellie Harold, Langley, Josh Elliott, and others with recitations, songs, a picture in oil, and acrobats. Supporters include Robt T Daniel and the Taggart Family.
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Grand Oper
Lillys Orchestra
Mockingbirds
Elliott
Daniel
Hertha
Mann
R. F Knox
Angels
Jos
Sue
Nellie Harold
Langley
Johnny Jones
Fillys Orchestra
Lucius Perry Hills
Misa Hertha Mae Mann Coon
Masters Frank and Herbert ‘Harris
My Mercedes
Annig
Lou Mann
Josh Elliott
Taggart Family
H CG
Paole Peuntermezzo
Merchants to Close Early This Summer in Atlanta
Beginning May 1, a large number of Atlanta merchants will close by 6 PM after 1 May, with operations continuing until 15 September. The new early closing affects numerous stores and departments, with several named firms exempt or having special hours on Saturdays.
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Reguar
Merchants of
Atlanta
Chamberlin Johnson Dubose Co
Wo High Co
Keely Co
M Rich & Bros Co
Dasison Paxon Stokes Co
J Froshin J Regenstein Co
M Ryan Co
McClure
Moore & Sons Display Optical Art Lenses
Mo L Moore and Sons showcase a development in optical art across their department at the large wall establishment. Their Trevor lenses reflect the artist's shade. For inquiries call 42 Berth Broad Street, Prudential Building.
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John le Moore & Song
North Bred Street
Prudential Building
MO. L. Moore & Sons
Yvou
Elliott Receives Orders From Atlanta to Vancouver
Popular Army officer Captain Elliott transfers from the department of the Gulf with headquarters in Atlanta to Vancouver barracks Washington state. He becomes assistant chief commissary of the department of Columbia. Captain Clarke moves from department of lakes to Atlanta to fill Elliott’s former post.
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Department of Columbia
Vancouver
Elliott
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Vancouver Barracks
Washington State
Cief
Charles C Clarke
Department of Lakes
Jones
West
Ui‘ary
Freight movement denial after San Francisco quake
General Agents van Rensselaer of the Southern and Union Pacific lines rebut reports that Union Pacific is clogged with San Francisco relief freight. He says Union Pacific can handle all freight in both directions with dispatch and that circulating such claims is unfair and improper, given the railroad’s big role in aiding the calamity sufferers.
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van Rensselaer
Southern
Union Pacific Lines
San Francisco
van ‘Rensselaer
Lnlon Pacific
Rai- Toad Company
Omaha
Ines
North Pacific
Tinion Pacific
San Fratcisco
Union Pacific
Soffersea
Simi
Statehood Bill in Conference in Washington
Conferees on the statehood bill in Washington heard arguments on fixing lines in Indian Territory to admit it as a state alongside Oklahoma. The conference will reconvene on Monday to continue discussion.
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Washington
Indian Territory
CIA
Oklahoma
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