Candler's Chickens Recovered by Police
Eighteen chickens stolen from Candler family were recovered by police after drunks arrested for theft. chickens found at a chicken farm and transferred to officers and Mr Candler who distributed some as Christmas dinners. Multiple home burglaries reported in Atlanta accompany the theft cases.
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Ae G Candler, Jr
Oakthurst
Charles Boone
Winter Street
Atlanta
T. L. Wallace
Park Avenue
R. Smith
Touchd Avenue
W. J. Yarbrough
East North Avenue
Whitehall Street
New Watch
New Saylit Watch
A. Om. Lacy Hammond
Miller's Alles
Ponce de Leon Hall Park
Thornburg
Fornsbs
Asv
Canuther
Morelund
Lyons
Lester
Polition
Candler
Imer
Allen Itil
Bulland
Confesssion
Romania to Restore Dobruja to Bulgaria under Pact
Petrograd reports a Bulgarian minister states Romania will return its Dobruja province and most of the territory gained from Bulgaria in the Second Balkan War. The agreement was reached without pressure from Germany or the Allies. Bulgaria expects continued neutrality from Romania, and a belief that Bulgaria remains neutral as well.
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Petrograd
London
Rumania
Bulgaria
Dobruje
Germany
Romania
Bulsearia
Numania
Austria
Christmas celebration ends in gunfire police arrest
A darktown youth named Joe Wilson fired a pistol during a holiday celebration causing alarm. Police, led by Biesele Or dears Dodi ait Shunuite, arrested him after the disturbance last night. Several residents witnessed the scene as Christmas gaiety turned to fear.
Henry Heinz Named Worshipful Master at Gate City No 2
The annual meeting of Gate City Judge No 2 FY and A M Worshipful Master Henry Heinz was announced after the Tuesday evening session in the Masonic temple. The report covered the lodge’s yearly proceedings and officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Masonic Temple
Amr
Hirahturg
Henry C. Helnz
Pitful Master Gate City Lodge
Masonic Officers Elected and Installed by Past Grand Master
The master and financial committee oversaw the officer election. Elected were Henry C. Heinz as worshipful master James B. McNelley senior Warden John W. Bachman junior warden James T. Wright treasurer Eleard W. Pent secretary Lee Hoyt Williams senior deacon Albert Woolley junior deacon T Watts tyler Wallace Rhones chaplain W G Hastings senior warden Jerome Simmons junior steward Joseph C. Green Magonie hal trustee John 0 Wilkinson board of trustees yin 23 Simimuns member Masonic board of relief. Officers were installed by Past Grand Master Thomas H. Jeffries assisted by Past Masters John Gilindre and John R. Dicke. Retiring Worshipful Master Joseph Greg Jr was presented with a past master's jewel by Jeffries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Jeffries
Henry C. Heinz
James B. McNelley
John W. Bachman
James T. Wright
Eleard W. Pent
Lee Hoyt Wiliams
Albert Woolley
Junion
T. Watts
Ryler
Wallace Rhones
W. G. Hastings
German socialist joins French army in Paris shooting case
Amsterdam dispatch states Dr Georges Weill socialist member of the Reichstag volunteered for service in the French army on August 3, amid reports that he aided Jean Leon Jives the French leader shot in Paris. The Vorwaerts condemns the act.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Triestaal
Georges Weill
Resultstag
Jean Leon Jives
Paris
Vorwaerts
Gerts
xtron@ly
Stiot
Mob LYNCHES Suspect After Chin Biting Incident
Ruleville Miss December 22 Be cause he bit off the chin of Thomas King aged 40 manager of the Boynton plantation near here Charles Williams two negro was lynched by a mob several hours later according to news brought here today The attack occurred yesterday in the country about five miles from Ruleville it is said after King had been involved in a difficulty with another negro named Janes.
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Ruleville
Miss
Thomas King
Boynton Plantation
Charles Williams
King
Janes
British Warships Reappear Off Sandy Hook
New York December 21 British cruisers Lancaster and Folk and battleship Glory, missing for weeks, reappear off the entrance to New York harbor. They steamed within five miles of the Sandy Hook lightship then southeast, reopening contact with the area.
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New York
Lancaster
Ffolk
Glory
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Pelham and Athens Funeral Notices Highlight Local Losses
Pelham mourns lone Bowen wife to be married next month throat trouble caused death interment in Pelham. Jonesboro loses Verlia Adamson Willingham deaf school graduate funeral at home. James O Nea Martin dies at Edgewood Ave home. sent to Siloam for service. McCarley sister Lam me dies at Gordon St home. W W Jordan former Oconee school official dies at sanitarium. Hollin Willingham dies at Adamson home. interment Wednesday. William Brooks age 10 dies Crawford. survived by daughters Ellen and Willie. Paul Henck dies at Stodale with wife and three siblings.
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Wim, Ge
Lone Bowen
Pelham
P. B. Shipp
G. W Bowen
James O'Neal Martin
Edgewood Avenue
James
Greenberg & Bond
Siloam
Jonesboro, Ga
Hollin Willingham
John
Adamson
Athens
Willam Brooks
Crawford
Ellen Brooks
Willie Broo
Lakewood bond referendum postponed amid city county funds debate
The council discusses delaying a bond issue for Lakewood improvements as they plan advertising for the election. Proposals include adding 140000 to the project, with totals of 375000 city, 9000 county, and 74000 merchant contributions. May or Woodward endorses the Lakewood fair and suggests devoting 75000 from current city revenue. Some council members favor using current revenues for the fair, while Attorney Mayseon prepares the bond ordinance for introduction on Tuesday, detailing issuance, purposes, finances, and election date in March. The ordinance also notes yearly tax conditions.
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Trig
Lakewood
Woodward
APLAR
James L. Mayseon Bias
City Debt and Bond Plans Highlight Atlanta Real Estate
The city reports real estate and taxable property totaling 181,745,339 with a borrowing capacity of 6,000,000. Bids opened for stone, sand, and cement to support sewer work, securing $30,000 worth of material that would have cost 350,000 six to eight months ago. Contractors say full-furnish contracts could lower costs further and employ hundreds of idle workers, easing local financial strain and spurring trade in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Walker Murdered Believed Off icers Probe Quarry Interest
Lithonia authorities pursue a theory that Walker was murdered as they search for the killers. Footprints aid the investigation though no conclusive evidence has emerged. Walker, a prominent Atlanta and state figure, was a railroad civil engineer tied to local quarries. He left a family in Union with two brothers remaining.
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Lithonia
Walker
Atlanta
Ti Groy
Union
Bankers seek transfers between Federal Reserve districts
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board will hear protests on reserve city locations and district boundaries. Baltimore bankers contest Richmond district on January 6 while Wetzel and Tyler county West Virginia bankers seek transfer from Richmond to Cleveland on January 27. South Oklahoma plans February 10 appeal to move from Dallas to Kansas City. Stewart Montgomery and Robertson counties Tennessee bankers push Atlanta to St. Louis on February 17. Thirty four of fifty four state penitentiary prisoners pardoned by Governor Lea Cruce released today in McAlester Oklahoma.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Baltimore
Richmond
Wetzel
Tyler
West Virginia
Cleveland
South Oklahoma
Dallas
Kansas City
Stewart
Montgomery
Robertson
Tenmersee
Atlanta
St. Louis
McAlester
Oklo
Lea Cruce
Unclear Funeral Plans for Walker Relative In Union Grove
The obituary notes a married sister in Union Grove and an uncle, George W. Walker, formerly of Atlanta at the Georgian Terrace, who is well known in the city. He has moved to another place with no funeral arrangements yet made.
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Union Grove
George W. Walker
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Gay and Unique Costumes at Masquerade Ball
A large crowd attended a masquerade ball at the Auditorium Armory with gay and unique costumes. Paper streamers and confetti enhanced the merriment as Santa Claus handed out gifts. The grand march and elaborate exercises preceded a lively dance that lasted past midnight. Proceeds support the Habersham chapter D A R for patriotic causes. Mr W L Peel, founder, received praise for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Armory
Santa Claus
Joseph Habersham
W. L. Peel
Habersham
Five Points Enjoys Fireworks Display
Atlanta witnessed a Christmas fireworks show after a youngster accidentally ignited a Five Points stand. Explosions and a flare of rockets startled thousands during the evening rush. The fire department responded quickly and extinguished the blaze, leaving most bystanders amused except the stand owner.
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Atlanta
Asheville Jeweler Shot in Crowd at Store Sorrow
William rant the 72 year old jeweler was killed in a crowd inside a store on Mouth Side avenue Asheville North Carolina E M Jarrett a retired businessman surrendered to police. Cause unknown though prior trouble cited. A trash can of charred paper later stood as remnants of a fireworks display.
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Asheville
William Rant
Wil
Mouth Side Avenue
E. M. Jarrett
Jarrett
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Henry Heinz
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Handy Hook
Miss Lone Bowen
Babee Ae Rann
Hollen Willingham
James O’neal Martin
Tammie McCarley
Lammie Stellt McCarley
T. J. McCarley
Gordon Street
T. J. MecCarte
J. B. Barton
Lelia McCarley
Robert McCarley
W. W. Jordan
Oconee
R. K. Jordan
Clifford Dooly
Lastville
Brooks, Crawford
Paul Henck
Paul Heneck
Stoldale
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Peter
Lawrence Henck
J.M. High CO
Believe
Stewart, Montgomery
Robertson Counties
Delmonte
Five Points
Tan
Pure Foods Store
Paper Shell Aemonds
Fard
California
Sie
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Hams Dold
Niagara
Cornfield
Roberts & Oakes
Kingan's
Oscar Sauge
U. S
School of Dymestic Arts and Sciences
North State Street
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