Recall Committee Sued for Sixty Thousand Damages
The recall campaign committee faces lawsuits for 60000 and 70000 dollars over alleged false statements published in a Constitution and The Journal. Plaintiffs John J Hagan McCord and others claim ads tied to recall purging officials defamed them.案件 filed in Superior and City Court claim damages for libel and improper accusations.
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Recail
Yan Ooywer
Lilei
E Lo Mewalvamx
McWillians
Ant ‘Tre Journal
John J Hagan
Y McCord
Imbus Vros
Tenth Ward Schedule Update and Meeting Details
A garbled note outlines a tenth ward meeting and scheduling changes. It mentions Teague Meet committee officials, ward members, and an annual meeting request. The text indicates efforts to address tenth ward timing and early morning sessions.
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MIA Ward
Two Year Old Child Suffers Burns In Home Accident
A two year old child sustained burns in a domestic incident described as serious but not fatal. Investigators are examining how the blaze began and whether any neglect or failure to protect the child occurred.
Franklin Victim Of Apoplexy Says Jury
A jury concluded that Poa Wo Brankin a 40 year old steamboat roustabout died of apoplexy in his bed at a residence on South Moore Street. The body was found early Wednesday morning by Davis Bayne in Atlanta, Florida, after a night spent in the same court area.
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Brankin
Steimach
al Hohe
South Moore
Paul Bor
Atlanta
Lun
Davi Bayne
Long Distance Service Discussion At Meeting
A meeting discussed improving long distance service with participants from several states represented. The session covered various topics and the group returned home Wednesday night.
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Prutherm Hell Tee- Jiul
Telugrapa
Idina
Watts Bound Over By Recorder Johnson
Vague OCR notes report W A Watts bound over by Recorder Johnson after an arrest at midnight involving alleged breaking a show window and taking a pistol. He was bound to the roll and remanded under a $500 bond for Westby with details unclear and names mangled.
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W. A. Watts
Recorder Johnson
Woon Matis
Lee Taestay
Hotal
Julce Johnson
Westby
Judge Fite Reversed Three Times In Murray County Case
Judge A W Fite of the Cherokee circuit faced a third reversal by the Georgia Supreme Court in the Murray county courthouse dispute over plans to build a county courthouse at Chattsworth. Each reversal addressed a different phase of whether commissioners could be restrained from or taxed for the project. The latest ruling held Fite erred in restraining tax collection for the courthouse construction.
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High Court
Fite
French rush to subscribe to loan amid backlog
December 19 reports show eager crowds outside Paris subscription offices for the Trencalgan loan. Government offered a one day extension under the decree, but office lines remained long as late applicants queued in the streets. Officials could not provide subscription totals or anticipated figures for days.
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Darin
Trencalgan
Paris
France
Minister of Finance
Ansley Park League Banquet Tonight With City Leaders
The Ansley Park Club league led by T T Flagler and JH Atchison will hold a banquet at 7:15 PM at the Piedmont Driving Club. A pleasing program is planned and a large number of invited guests will attend, with heads of city departments among the guests of honor.
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Ansley Park Club League
T T Flagler
JH Atchison
Piedmont Driving Club
Club to Discuss Maddox Park Plans Tonight
The Fifth Ward Improvement Club will hold a meeting at Engliah Avenue School auditorium to discuss Maddox Park development. Guests include Warren Winn Oscar Mills JO Cochran C A Pitts W H Johnson Jesse B Lee J W Maddox from City government.
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Fifth Ward Improvement Clu
Maddox Park
Engliah Avenue School
Wot Winn
Oscar Mills
Board of County Commissioners
JO Cochran
C’ A Pitts
W OH Johnson
Jesse B Lee
J W Maddox
Greek King Ordered to Take Complete Rest
London December 15 The Daily Chronicle reports King Constantine of Greece has a mild influenza with a slight fever. Court physicians advise a complete rest and abstention from state duties. The Athens correspondent notes the monarch will remain away from official affairs until recovery.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Daily Chronicle
Southern Congress Discusses Defense in Charleston
In Charleston on December 16 a National Defense day of the Southern Commercial Congress concluded with praise for the administration navy plan. Secretary Daniels urged national preparedness while Breckenridge and Admiral Coffman backed expanded army and navy. Delegates reviewed naval affairs and a banquet honored Daniels as others discussed a stronger merchant marine and naval strength for the South.
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Charleston
S C
National Defense
Southern Commercial Congress
P Padgett
House
Naval
Dlamele
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Breckenridge
Army
Daniels
Stear
Coffman
Charleston Harbor
Congress
Secretary Daniels
Womans Auxiliary
Mht
South
Nuuse Committee On Naval Affairs
al Ca
Merchants Fight Parking Ordinance Across Merchants Street
Don plant of Pou Wyoming leads protests by Auten Street Trinity Avenue and Mitchell Street merchants against new parking restrictions. Chief Waiya says enforcement remains, any initial incon venience will fade as shoppers adjust and curbside stalls end.
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Don
Pou
Auten
Trinity Avenue
Mitchell Street
Cnet Waiya
Charles Hillyer Put On Trial In Courtroom Drama
Charles Hillyer faced trial Wednesday before Judge Ben Hill over sensational false bond indictments. Attorney John Miler, a key young defender, stood beside him as jurors were to be seated soon. Jailer John Suttles, indicted on the same charges, would be tried after Hillyer if court allows. initial plans to join the trials met protest from the jailer's lawyers.
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Charles Miler
Ben Hill
John Suttles
Haliyers
Young man seeks shelter at Grady Hospital
Morris, a resident of Acworth, Georgia, appeared at Grady Hospital with a suitcase on a Wednesday and announced his intention to live there for a time. He said he had hiked in so well he would stay unless he was ill, noting he had no job. The doctors were puzzled by his decision to remain at the hospital.
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Horace Holden
Wight L. & W
General Assembly
Georgia
Mr Holden
Navy
Congressman Padgett
Nav
Shecretay
Daniels
Padgett
Mr Padgett
Dewey Chinman
General Board of the Navy
Leiling
Mats
Morris
Acworth
Grady Hospital
Worris
Jitney Purchase Accusation In Police Stolen Money Case
Burns Roach a 17 year old chauff eur was arrested by Officer Wiley charged with stealing 214 dollars from two brothers to buy a jitney. He allegedly drove the car at arrest wearing new clothes and about 95 cents of the stolen funds remained. Roach to face Recorder Johnson in police court this morning.
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Burns Roach
Wiley
Recorder Johnson
Young Roach
Cordele Tribune Plant Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
A fire in Cordele Georgia destroyed nearly all equipment at the Cordele Evening Tribune plant. Loss is estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 with 7 000 insured on the press and typesetting machine. Investigators consider possible arson or accidental ignition. editor is C L Brown, formerly with The Macau Telegraph. The paper plans to reestablish.
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Cordele Ga
Cordele
Tribune
L Brown
Macau
Matesial Tti
Rainy Spell Promised Short in Duration Across South
Cloudy conditions with rain lingered yesterday as people stayed indoors. Forecast calls for continued cloudiness today with a storm centered over central Colorado and warm temps rising regionwide.
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Colorado
Alabama
New England
Bankers of Atlanta Hear thrift address
About forty bankers attended the regular meeting of the American Institute of Banking on the Chamber of Commerce hill Tuesday night. Walton Harrison of New York was the chief speaker and Harrison has spent weeks in the south promoting a thrift arm. Conditions in every section of the swath are in excellent shape.
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Chamber of Commerce Hill
Sevenine Way
Walton
Farrison
New York
Savings Bank
Krrison Hay
Chambers Favored to Aid Agriculture in South
The Association of Southern Commissioners of Agriculture adopts resolutions urging Congress to establish semi official chambers of agriculture at national state county and township levels to promote local and nationwide marketing of farm products A rural credit system and a seven member presidential commission would organize township to state chambers with eventual national representation The plan mirrors German agricultural work and would remain independent of official departments Signed by commissioners from Virginia Georgia Tennessee Alabama North Carolina South Carolina and Texas the group met at Richmond VA and elected officers Undrige W Roiner as president HB Bryson as vice president and AA Wade as secretary treasurer.
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Charleston
Association of Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
United States Congress
Chambers of Agriculture
Congress
J Watson
South Carolina
United States
National
Chamber of Agriculture
Watson
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Southern Commercial Congress
Virgin
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
North Carolina
Texas
Association of Southern Commssioners of “Agriculture
Richmond
Undrge W Roiner
HB Bryson
Tennester
Aa Wade
Let Us Help You Select Your Christmas Gifts
Optician John L Moore & sons showcase Christmas stock at 42 North Broad Street featuring Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens and self sling options. Gift buyers can inspect a range of useful items priced for every family member.
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Watermans
John L Moore & Hons
Opticians
North Broad Street
Despite heavy sales seats remain for The Birth of a Nation
Despite strong sales many seats are still available for The Birth of a Nation screening. Buy now to secure seats and avoid missing the upcoming showing.
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Walker
Sparta
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Columbus
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Mel R “Wilkinson
Randolph Atlanta, Ga
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Fayetteville
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Augusta Ga
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R Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ansley Park League
Witte
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Congress
Daniels, Padgett and Breckenridge
Charles Hillyer
FRIE
Cordele Tribune
Bankers OF Atlanta Hearthrift
Vassar
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Peachtree Company
W. L. Douglas
Ay Mase
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Peachtree Street
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Robt
F Maddox
J Peeples
Das. P. Windsor
Jas F Alexander
Morris & Company
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