Twenty Indictments Against Suttles Rock Courthouse Bond Scandal
The grand jury returned twenty indictments charging Deputy Sheriff John Suttles with bond forgery and seven with bribery. Suttles is held on $1,000 bond for forgery and $1,600 for bribery, with Judge Pendleton ordering removal from official duties until trial. Additional indictments target Emmett Blount, Charles Hibyer for bond swindling, and Harry Latham for forgery. Three false swearing indictments also involve J. R. Hail and J. D. Cove. The probe, led by Solicitor Dorsey, has yielded over fifty indictments amid the bond scandal sweeping courthouse, Tower, and police HQ.
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John Suttles
Suttles
John T. Pendleton
Mangum
Sutties
Emmett Blount
Charles Hibyer
Harry Latham
J. R. Hail
J. D. Cove
Grand Dury
Dorsey
First Social Session Of This Winter Held By the Atlanta Elks
The Atlanta lodge of Elks held its first social session of the season with a packed lodge room. After a business meeting and initiation, members enjoyed refreshments, entertainment by city theater artists, and planning for the Christmas charity fund. A follow up informal gathering is planned for December 18 at a member's home.
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The
Atlanta Elks
Atlanta
Wilks
Beavers Vows Movies Spawn Crime In Atlanta
Chief James F. Beavers blames recent crime wave in Atlanta on wild western films. He targets negro moving picture shows on Peters and Decatur Streets for airing breezy pictures he says inflame youths. He suggests censorship may follow.
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James F. Beavers
Atlanta
Chief Beavers
Peters
Decatur Sireets
Engineers Meet to Elect 1915 Officers
The Atlanta chapter of the Engineering Association of the South held its annual meeting at the Carnegie library. Officers elected for the coming year include President L. W. Thatcher, first Vice President A. B M. Walker, second Vice President A. B P. McClellan, and Secretary-Treasurer Lodowick J. Hill, Jr. The group expects 1915 to be highly successful.
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Atlanta
Engineering Association of the South
Carnegie Library
L. W. Thatcher
A. B M. Walker
A. B P. McClellan
Lodowick J. Hill, Jr
Weather warming expected as cold spell ends
The weather man says the backbone of the cold wave that held for two days is broken by morning. Southerly winds and abundant sunshine will lift temperatures. Today and Sunday are forecast to be fair and comfortable in Atlanta with pleasant weather ahead.
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Atlanta
Funeral of Alsop in Pittsburg Today
Harold Alsop son of Edward Alsop of Pittsburg and brother of Edward H. Alsop of Atlanta dies after appendicitis. Funeral to be held in Pittsburg this morning with interment in the family burying ground. The Alsop family has long been prominent in Pittsburg and Atlanta.
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Alsop
Pittsburg
Harold Alsop
Edward Alsop
Edward H. Alsop
Atlanta
Mr. Alsop
Edward. Alsop
Ule Jackson
Henry 3
Washington
Yale
Plitaburg
Telea the Aztec maiden in cage draws crowd at show
A sensational feature describes Telea a wild captive and alleged manly figure feared for bloodthirsty acts. Police and officials investigate a World show amid scandal claims by troubadour Jack Wingate. bailiffs briefly seize an ostrich Lula Belle before lowering the bond. Alpha Tau Omega alumni to meet at Winescoff Hotel at 12 45 today.
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Telca
Telea
Sonora
Mexico
Teles
Banjo Ballyhoo
F. S. Walton
O F. Hamilton
Thomas Goodwin
Goodwin
Lula Belle
W. H. Mills
Jim Head
Lula
Belle
Walton and Hamilton
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Alumni Association of Atlanta
Winecoff Hotel
Scout car arrives in Atlanta for big spring tour
H M McDermid of Indianapolis leads Hoosier Motor Club on a planned highway boost from South Bend to Jacksonville via Atlanta. He notes good roads mostly until Kentucky and Tennessee then bad stretches but expects tour to start as winter moderates. Governors of Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Florida to meet in Chattanooga January 11 to finalize plans.
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South Bend
Ind
Jacksonville
Atlanta
H. M. McDermid
Indianapolis
Hoosier Motorclub
City
McDermid
Kentucky
Pennessee
North Georgia
Constitution
Icosier Club
Wooster
South
Indiana
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Chattanooga
Two Dreadnoughts Urged by Daniels in Navy Plan
Secretary Daniels urges two new dreadnoughts next year as crucial to a modern balanced fleet. He backs a broader program including destroyers, submarines, gunboats, and support ships to match world powers in ship and manpower.
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Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Henson
Canal
Eir
Philippines
Hawaii
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Bristol
United States
France
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Daniels
Navy
Padgett
Congress
United Sta
Department of Aviation
Washington
United States Navy
Wiisoen
Navy General Board
Feneral Board
Railroad Schedule Changes Effective December 13 1914 Atlanta
Notice to the public announces schedule changes for N C and St L Ry. Trains 93 and 1 will adjust arrival times in Atlanta with Train 93 at 11 55 a m and Train 1 at 6 35 p m signed by Co E Harman General Passenger Agent.
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St. L. Ry
Atlanta
E. Harman
Infamous Liar Label Sparks City Fire Inspector Row
Tension between Mayor Woodward fire Chief Cummings and Inspector Otis erupts over calls to remove Otis. Council committees led by Lee and Farlinger urge reliving Otis while offering a lesser post. Captain Clowe touted as possible successor though salary differs. board leans toward veteran, with Otis facing possible transfer or demotion amid political infighting.
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Otis
Woodward
Fabiinger
Lee
Reynolds
Heynolds
Farlinger
Cummings
Finday
Chie
Fire Board
Mne
Evangelical Ministers' Meeting Cancelled For Monday
A special meeting of the Evangelical Ministers' association has been killed for Monday morning at 11 oclock. Hope for a large attendance. Spoilers at the Grand featuring a nickel admission. Times indicate tonight's show at 10c 50c and 1.00 for East.
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Evangelical Ministers
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Bibb County to Start Military Training in Public Schools
Macon Ga December 14 The Bibb County board of education announced that military training will be introduced in public schools including Bibb county city schools. An instructor with regular army experience will be sought. About 11 000 students attend the public schools with roughly half being boys.
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Macon
Hapeville Woodmen Camp Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting of Hapeville Camp No. 580 Woodmen of the World OB B Evans was chosen past consul commander, C P F Lyle consul commander, and H E Smith advisor lieutenant. Other officers elected include A B Harrison, Werk, E K Smith banker George M Wallace escort O Blalock watchman and M McDaniel sentry. H T Heery L E H Mann and J L Wul
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Hapeville Camp
Woodmen of the World
OB B. Evans
C. PF. Lyle
H. E. Smith
Harrison
Werk
EK. Smith
George M. Wallace
O. Blalock
M. McDaniel
H. T. Heery
L. EH. Mann
J. L. Wul
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Beavers
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Fla
Sec. Daniels
Chief Cummings
Gham
George TD. Couch
Hapeville
We ™ Wells
Rrr
Br. Lyons
George Whitt
Southern States Life Insurance CO
Southern States Life Insurance Company
Candler Building
Eiseman Bros
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Whitehall
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