Stone Mountain Judge May Aid Atlanta Circuit After 1887 Act
The creation of the Fourth division of Fulton County Superior Court does not end the Stone Mountain circuit judge's authority to aid the Atlanta circuit. Since 1887 he has been assigned to the Atlanta circuit’s criminal division, with continued salary provisions through later acts, and remains empowered to preside or assist as directed.
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Men of the Frank Jury Said to Be Mighty Good Husbands
Deputy Plennte Miner praises the Frank trial jurors describing them as a cohesive, stable group. He contrasts them with typical juries, noting their harmony, reliable routines, and strong domestic support from wives, implying a peaceful jury dynamic.
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Eugene Stetson Urged for W and A Commission
Macon on August 17 Special the name of Eugene W Stetson of Macon president of the Citizens 4 on a bank and president of the Slaton Chamber of Commerce will be on before Governor Slaton to appoint ment to the Western and Atlantic railroad commission to be named to consider what should be done will the railroad Wr Stetson has a strong endorsement and It is believed here he will gain the place.
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Frank Trial Teaches Need For Time Alibi In Atlanta
In a parade of clocks and alibis the Frank trial reveals Atlanta’s habit of watching time. Citizens use timepieces from Davis & Freeman to Bealls, Mrs Lieb’s mantel to trolley watches, crafting alibis that hinge on every minute. The trial shows how clocks shape defense strategy and daily life in the city.
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Bealls
Whitehall
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Minola McKnight
Cohen Loeb
Hunter
Washington
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Smith
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Reichet
Atlantas
Leo Frank Trial Forecast: Frank to Tell Story to Jury
Reporters note close attention as Frank may testify today and a crowd gathers at the courthouse. Speculation surrounds Judge Roan’s rulings and the defense plans counter testimony, with many women and girls among expected spectators and renewed calls for women’s admission.
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Dr Landrum Delivers Sermons to Baptist Congregation
Dr Landrum of Loutaville, former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Atlanta, spoke at Tonee do Teor Avenue Brotiet church yesterday. His sermons, titled Christ the Key and The Mysteries of God, urged a proper knowledge of salvation and immortality through Jesus. He cited I am the way the truth and the life and warned that without Christ there is no hope. The morning parable focus and the largely attended services marked a devout day.
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Summer On The Wane Says Weather Man In Atlanta
Forecaster F von Herrmann notes the remaining August and September will be cooler bringing comfort to perspiring Atlanta. Slight showers Thursday night and Friday morning cooled temperatures to 69 at daybreak. Friday reached 85 with Friday night and Saturday easing the heat. Fair weather expected Monday with temperatures around 83 to 86. The summer of 2013 is not a record breaker for heat, with Od Sol's batting pace rising versus past seasons.
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Final decision soon on Atlanta exhibit
The Atlanta chamber vows a major manufacturers exhibit at the Pryor and Auburn building with a luncheon at the Hotel Ansley. If unsigned space is not spoken for by Tuesday night the event may be canceled and the upper floors repurposed for offices. Aiming for a comprehensive display, organizers plan to group similar exhibits and have ready access to manufacturers for quick visitor tours and carload fulfillment.
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Ansley
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Posses Give Up Search For Woman Assailant
Rome August 17 posses with dogs scoured the country around Cave Springs for a man who attacked a Cave Springs resident's wife in her home while male members were away. The assault left the woman in serious condition. The pursuers abandoned the search after twelve hours as the intruder’s escape remained uncertain and no new clues emerged.
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200 School Children in Temperance Parade
Fitzgerald August 17 two hundred school children marched to back Prohibition carrying new brooms symbolizing sweeping liquor gambling and vices from the city. They were led by Vendames C G Lee RY Prentiss Denmark Barden Goethe Wheeler with mounted guards. Afterward J M McDonald candidate for mayor spoke at the First National Bank steps. Mass meetings at the courthouse were announced for Monday night to discuss the coming election.
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Atlanta Auto Show to Impress South with 1914 Models
The Atlanta Automobile and Accessories association moves toward a record 1914 model exhibit with a committee appointment and plans for the late October show. Dealers, factories, and speed enthusiasts anticipate full line displays from Paige Detroit, Selden, Carter, Firestone, and more, plus a faster Atlanta track on Collier Road drawing top drivers. The event is hailed as a major business booster for Atlanta and the entire South.
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Atlanta
Main Comerny
Paige Detroit Care Selden
Syigen
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Mahaney
Cartercar Company
Firestone
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Ohio
Princes
Sera
Wylie West
Collier Road
South
Wylle West
Foundation laid for Americus hospital in brick building
Americus Georgia August 17 Special The foundation of the new Americus hospital will be laid tomorrow with a brick structure and granite trimmings. It will have thirty apartments and be modernly equipped. The Hospital Association is run by ladies and has already raised significant funds toward a $20,900 project.
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Husband shoots wife near Jamerson home in escape attempt
In Lynchburg on August 17 Mrs. John Jamerson was shot and killed by her husband as she tried to escape a quarrel. The man was arrested shortly after the incident near their home.
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