Atlanta Mayor-elect backs Lakewood permanent fair grounds plan
Atlanta business leaders including James G Woodward and Captain James W English express strong support for establishing permanent fair buildings at Lakewood. They argue such facilities would attract expositions, boost industry, and justify the cost through long term profits, with Lakewood as an ideal site and model from Toronto.
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Ang Ie
Woodward
James. W
Fourth ‘Ational’ Bank
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
Isaac Lipstine
Carlton Shoe and Clothing Company
Lakewood
Meyor-Elect
Cooper
G Cooper
The
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Toronto
Pallas
Lakewood Park
Ontario
Simon Hinatela
Globe Clothing Company
John ©. Murphy
Cleghorns Hold Territory After Unsuccessful Arrests
Deputy Sheriff Jarman returned to Ashburn after missing the three Cleghorns, who were said to be heavily armed and ready to defend their home. The trial of three others arrested last night was postponed with bonds set at $500 each. Tan and Marion Cleghorn, shot by Cochran yesterday, were reported improving, though Marion remained precarious. A further arrest attempt for the remaining brothers was planned for tomorrow.
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Ashburn
Jarman
Cleghorns
Liberty
Tan
Marion Cleghorn
Cochran
Marion
Slemp's Secretary Indicted in Virginia Election Case
Lebanon Virginia December 11 A B Brockell secretary to Congressman C B Slemp was indicted today by the Russell county grand jury on a charge of distributing money to influence voters in the November election in which Slemp won reelection to Congress from the Ninth Virginia district.
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Slemp
Lebanon
A. B. Brockell
C. B .Slemp
Russell County
Grand Jury
Congress
Virginia
Lakewood fair grounds urged for Atlanta exposition plan
City leaders and officials including Woodward, Hope, Mangum and Wilkinson advocate converting Lakewood into permanent fair grounds to host large expositions. They argue it will attract visitors, boost property value, and be a lasting investment for Fulton county and Atlanta, with staged funding to be determined by future councils.
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Woodward
George M. Hope
National Lire Insurance Company
Lakewood
Atlanta
C. Wheeler Mangum
Fulton County
John R. Wilkinson
Penitentiary Sentences in Hillsville Murders Conclude
Wytheville Virginia December 11 a compromise verdict sets Sidney Allen to thirty five years in prison for his role in the Hillsville courthouse shootings of March 14 that killed Judge Massie Commonwealth's Attorney Foster Sheriff Webb and injured many. Wesley Edwards receives twenty seven years. Floyd Allen and Claude Swanson Allen face death sentences with possible reprieve while four others received long terms. A second trial ends with jurors saying they found insufficient evidence of conspiracy. Governor Mann grants a January 17 reprieve to Floyd and Claude as new evidence prompts potential new trials.
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Wytheville
Sydna Allen
Carroll County
Commonwealth
Allen
Wesley Edwards
Sidna Allen
William M. Foster
Massie
Sherif Weddicb
Floyd Allen
Thornton N. Massie
Webb
Foster
Migs Bettie Ayres
Claude
Stena
Friel Allen
Wesley
Sidna Edwards
Zach
Mieter Allen
Floyd
Byrd Marton
Allens
Richmond
Claude Swanson Allen
Supreme Court
Mann
Hillsville
T. L. Massie
W. M. Foster
Sharif ¥. Webb
Augustus Fowler
Betty Ayres
Mistrial in Barnhill Pullman suit over car move
Mrs. Anna A. Barnhill, an Atlanta nurse, sued the Pullman company claiming she was compelled to move between cars in her night clothes. After two days of testimony and both sides arguing removal points, the jury was discharged as a mistrial was declared when no verdict was reached.
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Anna A. Barnhill
Atlanta
Pullman Company
United States
Central of Georgia planned Pensacola entry rail link
Macon Ga December 11 The Central of Georgia railway plans to enter Pensacola Florida to gain a Panama Canal outlet. The Southwestern division currently reaches Andalusia Alabama with options to connect to the Louisville and Nashville line via Florala or Lockhart. The move would require about 20 miles of track and aligns with a recent bond issue authorized by directors.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Pensacolla
Pla
Panama Canal
Southwestern
Andalusia
Ala
Louisville
Nashville
Pensacola
Florala
Lockhart
Americus to Erect Modern Ice Plant in Georgia
Americus Georgia announces the Atlantic Ice and Coal company will start immediately a large ice factory and cold storage facility with a daily capacity of 75 tons. The project costs about 85000 dollars and includes storage for meats fruits and vegetables and connection to fruit trains. This plant will be among the most complete in Georgia.
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Americus
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Georgia
Women cite graft in Tenderloin police protection scandal
New York report shows Mary Goode testifying before an aldermanic committee on police graft in the Tenderloin. She claimed 35,000 women were affected, with payments up to 220 dollars monthly to police, and recounted a robbery by Becker gunmen at her premises. She urged citizen control to curb police corruption.
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Mary Goode
Tenderloin
C. H. P. Belmont
Becker
Gyp
Orien
U. S.S
Constantinople
Madeira
Soan
Algiers
Malta
Athens
Palenting
Egypt
Rome
Riviera
Rogers B. Tay
Union Station
Frank C. Clark
Times
York
Frank
Clark
Governor Deneen Invited to Americus for Illinois Monument Dedication
Americus board of trade mayor and city council invite Governor Deneen of Illinois and his party to Americus next week for the dedication of the Illinois monument in Andersonville national cemetery. Andersonville nearby. Two special trains will bring the Illinois party, who will spend Thursday in Atlanta.
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Americus
Americus Board of Trade
Deneen
Iinoils
Andersonville National Cemetery
Andersonville
Tl- Mnoia
Atlanta
Zeigler Marries Gladys Watson In New York City
William Zeigler, heir to 14 million dollars from a baking powder maker, adopted in infancy, wed Miss Gladys V. Watson of New York after a long romance as childhood sweethearts. The bride and groom have deep ties to this city and the ceremony marked a notable social event.
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New York
William Zeigler
Gladys V. Watson
White slave case hearing deferred in municipal court
Johnson faces assault and battery charges brought by a newspaper photographer. The hearing was postponed as Wright and Anderson represented Johnson, with Cameron disapproved by a white citizen group amid objections to the case.
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Lucile Cameron
Jonker
Wright
Anderson
Johnson
Justice Gort Sentences Barrent to Years and Six Months
The court sentenced Barrent today to more than three years and six months in the state prison with a minimum of two years. A certificate of reasonable doubt was granted and execution stayed. Bail set at $26,000, pending appeal arguments. Ball and Hyde leave court with months of freedom ahead. appeal not likely resolved until spring. She fears whenever he uses the car, but they had saved long to buy it.
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Thal
Ball Wee
Hyde
Champion va KES Hee Binistoughita, of of. San Font
The fragmentary note mentions a champion name and place for a San Font event, but lacks clear context or verifiable details to form a complete report.
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Font
Georgia Map Puzzle Prize Offer Prompts Reader Participation
One thousand dollars is the first prize while nineteen hundred dollars reflects long savings and can be won by a few hours of puzzle solving. See Sundays Constitution for full details. Map and contest rules available at The Constitution business office or by mail on request.
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Georgia
Constitution
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