Root Sees Danger In Money Measure
Washington December 12. The administration bill, opposed by Senator Flint of New York, warned it could provoke inflation and credit collapse without statutory safeguards. Senators Pomerene Owen and others argued for federal reserve checks and government control, while a partisan clash sparked over the bill’s provisions and timing for a vote in the Senate.
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Washington
Flihn Kort
New York
Vrey Wleit
den Uer Tie Party
Federal Reserve Board
Pomerene
Obig
Dimuer du Pra Rey Hein
Severas Hemi Ecny
Ertain Feizures
Jeiders
Saturlas
Wiens Ofssachusetts
Boston
Trial date set for W C Lanier in state v Lanier case
December 13 report states the trial for W C Lanier on a charge of killing an infant Bey is scheduled to begin January 19 at the resumed term of the Superior Court. The defense and prosecution have agreed on dates, with related notes on previous acquittals and linked cases involving white defendants.
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W. C. Lanier
Museruss
State
WO Taner
Supreme Court
Lauer
J O Brown
Atlanta Real Estate Market Slows Then Hints at Recovery
Real estate notes show muted activity on Nel Sox and Mangum streets with several high value auctions and planned deals poised for year end announcements. Agents anticipate renewed trading and a keener market after Christmas as lending, street improvements, and new developments influence a potential spring upswing.
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Nelsox
Mangum
Whch
Rtil
Andy
Colers
Property Transfers and Mortgages in Southeast Districts
A long list records property transfers and mortgages dated 1912 to 2000 in southeast blocks, detailing transfers by multiple grantors and grantees including streets such as Georgia Avenue, Grady, and Talbott. Notable names include Arthur and Robert Wo Rerty, M Ri hards ang Lee a Smith, and M Gorden. The notices cover various lot sizes and corner parcels along Sells Avenue and adjacent streets, with dates spanning December through November across decades.
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Vinnie Pferter
Orner Bockwott
Faminghem
Enyt
Enl
Ani
Nue
A Cohen
MD Bhun
Steve
GSN
Pevemwer
Atlanta Avenue
Pitot Avenue
Decem
Arthur
Robert Wo Rerty
Grady
Georgia
Offe Balduin
Tenth
George E
Matene
Ucla Avenue
Tiawae
Golamre
Fano
Withell
Widhelt Smith
Sells Avenue
Feot
Holderness Street
Madlard
Bradley Lot
Fragmented early deed notice from 1910s records
An OCR fragment describes multiple land deeds and transfers across several lots and streets. References include a 123 feet north of Clark street lot, a 31.0x10 feet parcel, a corner formed by Chacta hoochee avenue and Sims street, and various transfers dated December 1 through December 12. Names such as Janie Garnier, Wardlaw, and Burdette estate appear in the notices.
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Loun Derds
Wardlaw
Georgia Tee Nat
Entrahooshas Avenue
Lima Sireah
Sou
Aining Company
Chactahoochee Avenue
Sims Street
Davensher IL
Firadisy
Cord Street
Leng Elkan
Washington Street
Clean Street
LTF
Burdette Estate
Seaton Wheeler Lot
Ros Street
Wilaon Street
Turner Family Christmas Tree Event Promises Lively Eve
Turner organization will present the fortieth annual Christmas tree for children under 15 at the Atlanta Turn Verein in the Farge auditorium on Wednesday evening. Santa will arrive in a snow covered van with gifts as parents helped shape plans, and a dance to follow with a Meyer band.
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Atlinta Turn Verein
Farge
Turners Christmay
Noyman Laser Charman
Charley Gillet
Sears
Santa Claus
Santa
Tire
Rey Inr
Threameyer
Jones given five years for killing father in Gilmer court
In Gilmer Superior Court Judge Patterson adjourned after a verdict of guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the case of Ben Jones charged with killing his father. Jones was sentenced to five years with defense led by A H Burtz of Tita. Also convicted for voluntary manslaughter, Wilbur Rennemur received a 15 year term. John Carter, a former banker, was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to two years.
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Lesf
Gilmer
Gory
Asainut
Ben Jones
Patterson
HM Burtz
Tita
Cot Clarke Ray
Riley
Wen DW Blair
Marietts
Herbert Clay
Enersh Wilbur Rennemur
Kennemuc
Hor
A H Burts
Dirke
Pred Morris
Marzetta
John 3
Carter
Na Morris
Marinetta
Hon Smith
O R DuFre
Blue Ridge
Fensacola
George Yo Gober
William Buc
Blus Ridge
Adams Accepts Call to Calhoun Church
Rev Walter Adams of Cartersville accepted a call to the First Baptist Church in Calhoun and will preach his first sermon Sunday. He succeeds Rev M Felth who declined another year. Adams was educated at Mercer University and previously served at the First Baptist Church in Cartersville.
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Calhoun
Walter Adams
Carters Sine
First Baptist Churen
Sunda
M Fffelth
Cartersville
Merce ‘University
Millionaire Ties With Daffydil Chorus Girl for Wedding
Mercer, sole surviving partner of a large New Orleans mercantile house, plans to marry Babe Stevens a vaudeville star now with the Daffy Del Gink company in Athens after her engagement ends in New Orleans. The couple, long in pursuit, were seen together as the romance becomes public.
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Mercer
New Orleans
Babe Stevens
Daffy del Gink Company
Sierens
Phera
D'Mercier
Europe
Mercier
South Carolina
Comppany
Atheny
Daffy Girls Company
Georgian Hotel
Voercier
Trenchman
Santa Claus Visit Aims to Aid Griffin Poor Children
In Griffin on December 14 a broad committee will provide a Christmas tree for 300 poor children and arrange dinners for many families. The Elks, Salvation Army, and ten churches join the drive, with funds collected at pots citywide and details led by Te Beck as chair.
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Gufin
Santa Claus
Lodge of Elks
Salvation Army
Te Beck
IP Michels
J A Morrow
Eb, B' Travis
L. P ‘Goodrich
Georgia Chamber Seeks Aid for State Progress Efforts
Georgia Chamber of Commerce surveys leaders across the state to outline urgent needs and actions. Citizens urge better roads, immigration, agricultural diversification, soil surveys, and wider promotion to attract capital and settlers to Georgia’s farms and industries.
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Georgia
J UH Hicks
Clarksville
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Reynolds
Weynestoro
J J Reynolds
Weynesboro
Suffrage Leaders Back From Capital
Mrs Mark McLendon president of the Goons Womans Suffrage association and Attorney Leonard Grossman state suffrage adviser returned from Washington where they attended the national convention as Georgia delegates. McLendon addressed the convention and was elected to the executive and resolutions committees. They conferred with President Watson on policy toward adopting woman suffrage. Grossman, designated state organizer for the National Men’s League for Woman Suffrage, urged a Georgia age reserve campaign and potential statewide sponsorship with the Georgia Womans Suffrage association. Opposition to woman suffrage is expected to grow as the program moves forward.
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Goons
Womans Suffrage Associatn
Leanard | Grossman
Washington
saMage
Geogia Mfrs
VieLendon
Georgia
Ang Vic Grossman
Watson
Grossman
National Mens League For Woman Suffrage
National Men's League
Georgia Womans Suffrage Association
Legislative Probers Visit Decatur Camps
State legislative probing committee visited Decatur county convict camps viewing over a thousand miles of woodlands and praising the care of Decatur convicts. Senator Lee lauded the treatment as finer than similar state camps and noted signs of promise in Detara and surrounding towns.
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Bambadge
Decatur County
M_ E Rashin
Vienna
Dooly County
E GB Lee
Leesburg
Lee County
Decatur
Detatar
Eeatar
Man Who Shot At Dawson Police Gets Chain Gang Sentence
John W Brown, longtime resident and former merchant, was found guilty of shooting at a police officer during a city arrest. Judge Worren imposed twelve months in the chain gang plus three months in jail, with possible jail relief on paying a 156 fine. bond allowed pending appeal.
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Brown
Gulits
Worrill
Beavers Rounds Cabarets and Cafes On Inspection Tour
Police Chief James L Beavers conducted personal investigations after complaints about local Vice. He visited cabarets and cafes that offered vaudeville and beer attracting college students and youths, then walked side streets to check disorderly venues. Henvern toured pubs but gave cautious statements, suggesting conditions were not as bad as portrayed.
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Plubs
Constitution
Time zones set by Greenwich meridian adoption in Brazil
The text notes Brazil will adopt Greenwich Meridian time on January 1 with four time zones, the first two hours ahead of Greenwich and the others by three, four, and five hours. It also mentions Peru previously accepted Washington meridian for official regulation.
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Braz
Washington
Greenwich
Election contest at Stone Mountain in Ga election
Pecant Ga December 1. Dr J R Wells defeated candidate for mayor at Stone Mountain last week contests the election. Attorneys Hilia papers of contest with Tudge James J George ordinary at Decatur Saturday. Main point that illegal votes cast for his opponent Phil McCurdy and his aldermanic ticket. Represented by Colonel Samuel Olive of Augusta. opponents by L J Steele of Decatur and John Candler of Atlanta. Contest to be argued before Judge James B George at Decatur next Thursday December 18. Bitter tone reported as to contest.
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J R .Wells
Stone Mountain
Hilea
Tudge James J. George
Decatur
Phil McCurdy
Jude John Candler
Atlanta
McCurdy
James B. George
Mary
Stan Mountain
Man Fined for Possession of Obscene Postcards
December 13 in Waycross, Special Court fined a young white man employed by Union News for possessing and selling obscene postcards. Plea of guilty led to a forty seven five dollar fine and costs. he left the city saying it cost too much to stay.
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Waxcross
Union News Company
On & Waycross
Roswell Masons Elect Officers at Royal Arch Canvocation
Roswell Masons elected officers at the Roswell Royal Arch chapter canvocation held Thursday evening. Elected and installed were VE Roberts as Mehpriest, J T Morgan as King, Herbert Kerry as scribe, CC Brooks as captain of boat, Teasis Glover as principal sojourner, HW Carpenter as royal arch captain, and George Wo Wenge as treasurer.
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Cene Aglj
Royal Arch
VE Roberts Mehpriest
J T Morgan King Herbert Kerry Scribe
W Hash
CC Brooks
Sojourner Teasis Glover
HW Carpenter
Secretars
George Wo Wenge
To Observe Lee's Birthday in Thomasville
At a meeting of the John B Gordon chapter Daughters of the Confederacy it was decided to observe General Lee's birthday next month with ceremonies and a dinner for county veterans. Hon. John M Dekle will deliver the annual address.
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Thomasville
John B Gordon
Daughters of the Confederacy
John M Dekle
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