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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

12

Pauning Of Locket Sparks Wholesale Thefts In Two Cities

Cecl Payne 79 and Digory Shells 18 Chattanooga youths were arrested on charges of a systematic theft ring moving goods between Atlanta and Chattanooga. A pawned gold chain and diamond locket in Atlanta led detectives Webb and Harper to uncover a large stash of valuables dating from Chattanooga. Arrests followed in Chattanooga and the seizure included hundreds of dollars in jewelry silver plate stones and clothing.

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Stephens as Lawyer Endorsed for Georgia Court of Appeals

Judge Horace Up Holden endorses Alex Stephens of Atlanta Georgia for the Georgia Court of Appeals bench. The letter lauds Stephens character intelligence and legal ability and states he is well qualified and would render efficient service if elected. Former Supreme Court justice Spencer R Athinaen confirms Stephens suitability and confidence in his election.

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Letter by Judge Powell Endorsing Steph ens for Court of Appeals

Judge Arthur G Powell former Court of Appeals jurist writes in support of Stephens for the unexpired term of Judge Ben Hill. He recalls assistance Stephens gave him in his own campaign and expresses confidence Stephens will run a creditable campaign and seek the position with utmost solicitude.

Judge Pattle Endorses Stephens For Court Of Appeals

A letter from Judge 5 A Pattle former Court of Appeals judge offers support to Mr Stephens in his campaign. He states an accurate knowledge of the law gained through laborious study is essential and asserts Stephens possesses it. He also says Stephens is temperamentally suited for judicial work.

Court of Appeals

Hon Sam S Bennett Endorses Steph for Court of Appeals

In a letter from Hon Sam S Bennett to the Georgia Bar Association the writer praises Hon Alexander W Steph after years of discussions. He lauds Steph as a cultured, broad minded, qualified candidate and endorses his candidacy to succeed Judge Rean on the Court of Appeals bench.

Sam S. Bennett Preg Georgia Bar Association Ceva Alexander W Steph Judge Rean Court of Appeals

Judge Grogan Endorses Alexander Stephens for Court of Appeals

Judge George Grogan of Elberton City Court says he has known Alexander W Stephens for years. He calls Stephens a conscientious painstaking scholar, well equipped mentally for a judgeship on the Court of Appeals. Stephens is described as an exceeding modest gentleman willing to work faithfully without seeking spectacle.

George Grogan City Court of Elberton Aayst Alexander W Stphens Stephens Hetle

Loot thieves linked to Stephenson and Dahm residences

Stephenson of 395 Ponce de Leon and F Dahm of 51 North Boulevard have identified in this loot many of the articles stolen from their residences last Friday. It is not yet known that all the vanished property has been recovered for which these two boys are accountable. It is thought that further investigation will reveal a reason for the recurrent robberies so life of late.

Slaton Delivers Strong Address in Muscogee County

Governor Slaton spoke to a packed Muscogee County audience at the courthouse, delivering a vigorous campaign address. He contrasted himself with Hardwick, refused joint debates, praised Muscogee voters, and drew broad applause for his stance on tax returns and campaign ethics.

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Preston Court Scene Tangles In Courtroom Clash

A tense police court session on Tuesday saw Preston near a clash when Judge Nash Eroslo was absent. Bertha Barnes, client of Sims, faced a bond issue over a tax receipt claimed by Sims. Sims argued, Preston pressed the judge, and a heated exchange led to a scuffle near the judicial bench before court attaches intervened and the matter ended.

Preston Nash Eroslo Marly Mudge Preston Bertha Barnes Sims Dude Iresta Sams Jourt

Income tax levied on opera singers in United States

Washington August 18 The treasury department issued instructions to collectors requiring income tax on income of nonresident aliens from trades or professions in the United States. Opera singers and other artists visiting the country who later return to their foreign homes will be subject to the tax.

Washington United States Treasury Department Internal Revenue Collectors

Washington will not see Army Navy game

West Point officials say no suitable Washington field could be found for the 144 football game to be held between Annapolis and West Point. Army officials view the New York Polo Grounds as the logical site, aligning with their long held stance on the venue.

Annapolis West Point Daniels Garinon Athletic Washington Army New York Army Navy

Warren Grice Confident In Election Prospects

Attorney General Warren Grice issued a statement Tuesday saying he has worked hard in office and could not campaign widely. He cited endorsements from 138 counties with 126 safely behind him and praised northern supporters for fairness while noting his record as a lawyer and as attorney general drives his candidacy.

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War Risk Insurance Favored By Wilson

Washington August 18 The president took up the war flak bill with Senator Clarke of Arkansas and is convinced that the DL passed yesterday opening American registry to foreign built aircraft will not succeed unless the government war insurance plan is adopted The conference decided the bill will be introduced in both houses and passed quickly with Democratic leaders in the Senate supporting it Final approval came after initial reluctance. Light Housekeeping Almixtelf Rising Flour needs no baking powder salt or soda saves work worm and money.

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Judge Nat Harris Speaks Final Word Before Georgia Primary

Macon August 18 special report: Judge Nat Harris thanks supporters and submits his candidacy to Georgia voters. He refrains from attacking opponents, pledges to serve the state’s best interests, and aims to end factional divisions and restore peace and harmony if elected governor.

Nat Harris Macon Judge Morris Georgia

Mid-Summer Reductions on Suits at Sacrifice Prices

Describes special mid-summer suit reductions offering fashion, workmanship, and timing advantages. Coats include plain sack and Norfolk styles with prices listed as sacrifice figures. Notes light weight summer fabrics suited for travel and service, with multiple grade options and discounted values.

Palm Beach Linen Crash and Poplin Price List

Palm Beach offers linen crash and poplin fabrics with price points at six dollars seventy five cents and five dollars twenty five cents respectively. The listing highlights material options and pricing for wholesale or retail shoppers. Prices suggest a mid century fabric catalog entry.

Palm Beach

Knitted Underwear Greatly Reduced

Bargain notice offers white and light striped flannel and serge trousers at deep discounts. Trousers priced at $2.75 and $2.50 grades, with additional details on stock condition and quantities. Also promotes knitted underwear and summer garments with multiple price grades.

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