Rides From Day To Day Continues From Page Eleven
Historic property transfers and liens listed appear with dates August 12 to August 14, detailing numerous lots and parcels in Atlanta area. Names include Fenn, Johnson, Hamby, Barber, Barth, Davis, Loveless, Englett, Carey, Wilhama, Worsham, White, Dooly, Stokes, and others with varied parcel sizes and street locations such as Martin Street Johnson avenue Gordon Street and Highland avenue. Building permits and loan deeds also noted, highlighting transactions for land, structures, and public facilities in a late 1910s to 1940s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Davis
R. M. Abernathy
Gordon Street
Hopkins Street
Fred A. Milam
FP. M. Loveless
South Avenue
Grant Street
Eimma J. Englett
Mary E. Smith
Highland Avenue
Lavona Street
Johno Carey Et
Thomas H. Wil- Hama
Carey Subdivision
Dobbs Land Company
A. G. Worsham
Newnan Avenue
Meta G
Louisa G. Dooly
W. M. Nichols
Central Avenue
Emlile M. Stoles
William A. Hale
F. M. Loveless
Henry Hirsch
I. A
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Atlanta
Jonesboro Road
Weldon Avenue
Fannie Powell
Moffett
Lincoln Street
Mamie C. Allen
Fanny Trezeyant
Georgia Avenue
Connally Street
Roy M. Abbarnathy
Gamimon Theological Seminary
CANDIDATES PROBED BY LOCAL LABOR MEN
Atlanta organized labor through the Atlanta Federation of Trades demands direct three question replies from council alderman and legislative candidates on compulsory education free schoolbooks and employers liability law. Union members urged to vote and ensure card holders register. County tax collector Andy Stewart will provide the federation with free copies of registered voters by ward and county precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Federaton
Willl de
Organized Labor
Andy Stewart
Fulton County
Masons Hold Annual Meeting in Jonesboro
The fifth Masonic district held its annual meeting in Jonesboro drawing over a thousand Masons from Blue Ledge district. Degrees were exemplified by Gate Unity Lodge Piedmont Lodge and a Grand Master led team. Officers elected Kendall Welsiger worshipful master Er M McCann senior warden H Seagraves junior warden Marcel lus Anderson secretary treasurer Next meeting at Conyers with a midday barbecue and courthouse supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Blue
Gate Unity Lodge
Piedmont Lodge
George M. Napier
Kendall Welsiger
Er. M. McCann
H. Seagraves
Marcellus Anderson
Conyers
Strychnine Poison Found in Farmer’s Coffee
Richmond reports that George M. Nicholas a wealthy Rockingham county farmer died after poison was placed in his coffee. A chemical analysis by state chemist Dr W H Taylor confirmed strychnine poisoning. Housekeeper Jane Hopkins who shared the cup is gravely ill. Motive remains a mystery and county reports hint at possible arrests soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George M. Nicholas
Rockingham County
W. H. Taylor
Jane Hopkins
Nicholas
Mill Operatives Strike at Waxahachie Textile Plant
One hundred cotton mill workers walked out in Waxahachie Tenn on August 15 demanding a 25 cent daily wage increase. Spinners and carders joined the strike while weavers stayed on the job. Expecting quick adjustment to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Tenn
Atlanta Bill Allows Forsyth Street Underpass Closure
Atlanta moves to close the Forsyth street underpasses after charter amendment requires new railroad yard entrances. Plans by Eewin P Aneley propose elevated 20 foot driveways along the Western and Atlantic yards, connecting Seaboard depot, Wall street, Spring, Marietta, and Central avenues. The plan aims to ease freight movement and reduce track crossings, with two turnways under the Forsyth bridge to be built once governor approves and railroad commission signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Street
Whitehall Street
Central Avenue
Wall Street
Pryor Street
Marietta Street
Spring Street
Atlanta
Forsyth Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Railroad Commission
City of
Forsyth Street Bridge
Marietta
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Eewin P. Aneley
Seaboard Freight Depot
W. H. Harrison
Memphis
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Forsyth
Divorced husband objects to another whipping his child
In a Reno like police court scene Judge Broyles presided over a divorce style case involving W. B. Parrish accused of repeatedly spanking the two children of Mrs. Reynolds-Duncan. Parrish claimed the punishments were at the mother’s direction and the court dismissed him as official spanker. The trial drew witnesses and heated exchanges between the divorced couple and their allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Reynolds Dineen
Reno
Broyles
W. B. Parrish
Reynolds-Duncan
Parrish
Duncan
Mills Street
The
Recorder
Spanker
Converse Wins $25,000 for Valdosta Normal School
The legislature approved a $25,000 appropriation for the Southwest Normal College at Valdosta. Representative Converse of Lowndes led the fight, using tact and persistence to secure funds while shaping debate. He is praised as a decisive, eloquent advocate for education and regional progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Normal College
Valdosta
Representative Converse
Lowndes
Converse
Appropriations Committee
Joe Hill Hall
Treasury
Normal
Georgia
Southwest
Heatless Girls High School allegedly caused pupil illness and death
Dr Auten charges inadequate heating at the Girls High School last winter led to illness and his daughter's death. Board officials admit the building is old and undersized, lacking funds for a central heating plant. calls for urgent action and a new facility persist amid scrutiny of conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Come i
Auten
Fifth Ward
Hemphill Avenue
Dr. Auten
Daley
Board of Education
Anton
William M. Slaton
the Constitution
Socialist Seidel Knocks Roosevelt in Fargo Speech
Fargo N D August Emil Seidel former Milwaukee mayor and socialist vice presidential candidate spoke here, denouncing Roosevelt as a reformer content with regulation of railroads. He argued Democrats and Republicans settle for too little and called for complete control of the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Arrives Friday for Walter E Hawes Funeral
The body of Walter E. Hawes, a young Atlantan who drowned at St Simons, will reach the city Friday morning at five o clock and be taken to P J Bloomfield chapel for preparation before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Hawes
St. Simons
P. J. Bloomfield
Funeral for Hawes Follows Tragic Surf Rescue
Emma Adele Fincher of 385 Spring Street returned home after the drowning death of Hawes who tried to save her during an early morning dip. Hawes, a leader at the Baptist Tabernacle, lived at 155 Crumley Street and his funeral will be held there, as his sister spoke of the city’s sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Adele Fincher
Spring Street
Hawes
Iesurf
Crumley Street
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Broughton
Christ Church, London
Immense grain crop in the Northwest prompt rail car shortage
Haron and Company report a four car shortage as South Dakota expects a harvest surge. About 50 million bushels of wheat 50 million oats 30 million barley 8 million rye and 3 million flax head for market with potato and corn crops following. Rail officials warn demand may strain capacity across the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron, & C
South Dakota
Saa
Northwest
W Worsham Injured in Covington Mill Accident
Covington Ga August 16 Special J Worsham superintendent of the Covington Cotton mills badly cut his left ankle while cutting peas with a mowing machine. He was carried to Atlanta on the noon train with Dr Travis Will Sullivan Robert Trippe and his daughter Ruth Worsham and placed in Piedmont sanitarium where an operation removed a blade fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Worsham
Covington
J. W. Worsham
Covington Cotton Mills
Atlanta
Travis
Will Sullivan
Robert Trippe
Ruth Worsham
Piedmont Sanitarium
Notice of Dissolution and Succession at S. and J. Tailoring
The S. and J. Tailoring Company at 8 Decatur Street Atlanta dissolved on July 27 1912. A Goldberg succeeds to the firm and will operate under the same name taking responsibility for all debts liabilities and collecting all accounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. & J. Tailoring Company
Decatur Street
Atlanta, Ga
A Goldberg
FR. Smullyan
A. Goldberg
North State Fire Insurance Company
Greensboro
N. C
of Georgia
North Strate Fire Insurance Company
Georgia
William A. Wright
State of
H.R. Bubh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Real Estath
Gilmer & Willingham
Main
Walton Street
Peachtree
Peachtree Road
Inman Park
Roswell-Mariett
L. C. Green Co
Little & Green
Third National Bank
Green
Little
Customers
Square
Reen
L. C. Green Company
Capitol View
Peachtree Street
W. D. Beatie
Equitable Building
Hart & Cone
Empire Life
Lucile Avenue
Matthewson Place
J. N. Landers
Austell
Sycamore ST
Decatur
Jon
IVY
J. M. Worsham
Third National Bank Building
EAL Estate
Sali Turman
Black & Calhoun
ST. Charles Ave
WWE
Jackson ST
Ponce DE Leon VE
Piedmont Ave
Eighth ST
Empire
Auburn Ave
Madson Ave
Alabama
R. Flat
Juniper St
Whiteball OR
West Peachtree SR
Pryor St
Stewart Ave
R. H
Pulliam St
Central Ave
Cunningham P
Lucite Ave
Miltom
South Ave
Cunningham Pia
Istate
M. George
John Powell
Charles T. Page
Annie, Toveless
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Aupuet
East Point Chert Road
Nabellatrent
Rea G. Candler
Knox Realty Company
Wurt Street
Euclid Avenue
Mortangen
Steve Hailey
Atlanta Banking and Savinga Company
Harricon Street
Roxter
Violet R. Custer
Bainbridge State
Glide Milledge Avenue
Till Street
Molle Bravell
Merchanta and Mechanics' Banking and Loan Company
West Pine Street
Orme Street
J. W. Stokes
Edgar Dunlap
Auburn _avanua
Donaldson & Pearson
Bethel Church
Auburn
Butler
Martha Head
Chappell
R. Alston
Boatwea
H. G. Dowda
Cooper
Masons
Sam
Congress
Waycross
Businesa
Eade
Fougera & Co., Inc. N. Y
H. Cone
Ync
Whitehall “T
Kiall House
Southwest School
G. H
Seidel
Roosevelt
Walter
St. Simon's
Mee
Ag Ag Ae
Tyree
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