$3600 for Trip to Inauguration Prompts Local Drive
The Atlanta gathering at the Chamber of Commerce aims to fund and organize a National Guard Georgia delegation and auxiliary units for Washington's inauguration on November 4. Aiming to send about 860 members at $20 each, the committee plans to raise roughly $7,000 with initial funds in sight around $6,000. Leaders include Clifford Le Anderson and Henry Jackson, with support from Taft Club and local military groups.
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National Guard of Georgia
Washington
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Star Hoon
Addiere
Cecets
Srethee
Clifford le Anderson
Huddleston
Anderson
Henry & Jackson
Taft Club of
Atlanta
Hasekey
Ganveal Anderson
Jackson
Marrist College Cadets
Donald Fradar
Hoo
Georgia Mulldry
Firenman's Fire and Pram Corps
Taft Club
Thia
Revision of City Charter Committees Meet to Plan
City officials propose a forty nine member charter revision committee to draft a new Atlanta charter. Mayor Masklox appoints members and schedules a Saturday noon meeting in the city chamber to organize and begin work on a proposed reform of government by commission with input from Edgar T. Weskine and other notables.
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Masklox
Tin
Artar
Edgar T Weskine
Galveston
Texas
Maxidox
General Council
Atlante
Charica W
Charles T . Hocking Howell
Jr Alderman
Pree Hatcheston
Hugh T Inman
Mery
Incheon
Jerama
Jima
WR. Vorner
Witem H. Kloot
Ernest C Kants
Joseph C Lagen
Gasnond
W Martin
John B. Wurbhy
Fret
Jo Pason
Willan
LD Beal
Henry’ C Peoples
Edward C Potara
Fies
Franc A Fittunen
Algerman
HC Konie Wan
Livingston
Hontz Ww
Nathane Munietyal Leegte
Maternatonal Tex Association
Resignation of Kentucky Petit Clerk Mentioned in Fragment
A fragmented notice indicates Conrad Hes resigned as chief clerk of the department to enter private business. The text also references HP Covert and M Reads W S Te euperini odons of the nepply divistom, suggesting a succession or supervisory change within the supply division.
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Conrad Hes
Conrad
Méntucky
Hes
Eter Private Bist
HP Covert
Nepply Divistom
SLEUTHS BACKED BY ROOSEVELT DECLARES SECRET SERVICE NEEDS FORCE
Roosevelt defends broader use of the Secret Service to combat crime. He says restrictions hamper counterfeiting work and presidential protection, arguing the executive branch must deploy capable agents anywhere. The president opposes limiting the Secret Service or singling out its division. Buy it once and you'll always use E K K Flour.
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Washington
Eeente
Hoosevelt
White Hawes
Secret Service
Unte
Test Sesson
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Ita
Department of Justice
One Juror Needed In Cooper Case
Nashville Feb 3 The Cooper trial stalled as jurors dwindle to eleven with veniremen short of 100. An effort to complete the jury will be made Monday. The Whitworth prejudice charge was taken up but not finished as court adjourned for the day.
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Jaror Whitworth
Neshville Tenn
Duséan
Cooper Robin J
Cooper
Jonn
Sharp
J A Woodruff
Woodruff
Carmack
John Sharp
Jacob Frutiger
Whitworth
Hart
CW Mitchell
State Banks Take National Charters in Georgia
Listing of changes to Georgia national banks and state banks converting, with names of officers and new reserve agents. Notes include the Farmers Bank of Monticello becoming Farmers National Bank with 20000 capital, number of national banks in Georgia, and shifts in officers across Dawson, Maysville, Lavonia, Athens, Griffin, Blakely, Covington, Waycross, Atlanta, Amoxic, Valdosta, Pembroke, Macon, Barnesville, Columbus, and Meretea.
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John Corrigan
Washington, DC
Georgia
Jurber
Kentucky
Viralhia
United States
Natiohial
Natural Bank
Atlanta
Treasury Department
National Bank of Commerce
Joi
First National Bank
Colquit
Bush
Buk
NL Stapleton
The
Autina National Baak of
Maysville
OW. Deadwyler
Pttaident
T E. Atkins
Vickery
Tignat Bank of
J GO Shirley
Harrison
Arad B
the National Bank
Athens
Parker
City National Bank
Griffin J . Ries
J. Drake
JG Rhea
R A’ Drake
Cashien
JB Drake
First Netonat ‘Bank
Blakely
Grady Smith
Saahier
Covington
Lsphsnaon
C. D Terrell
Aguststant
J.B. Terrell
Dexik
McDonougt
Henry Woodward
Saattane
H J. Turner
Waycross
P N. Harney
G “W Dean
American National Bank
JF Alenondse
Aebietant Esperin
F ‘Lester the Americas ‘National Benk
Amoticue
George D Wheatley
EO Bewkine
Abint
Cameron Susistant Rashter
Amergeen National Bank
Macon Johnson
View Presiant
Cath
Pista Casler
Tha Flatt
Waltons! Bank
Barnesville
L. C Tyus
Aesiatant Ieaabier
National Tank
Co‘umbue
Harry II ‘Wetter Vice
Meretea
Young Farmer Missing in Wilkes County
Alarm spreads over disappearance of John T Wingstelt a leading planter of Wilkes county He left his home Monday morning en route to his mother's plantation and has not been seen since A neighbor reported seeing a man near the creek bottom and burns were found at his mother's place Search parties scoured the creek bottoms fearing he wandered off during a recent illness or may have frozen or drowned in the river obstacles.
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Washington
Burny
To Hes
Ibs
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Roles
Incomplete text lists several personal names and titles with unclear roles. Mentions include Watson, Williams, Etherton, Hunter, Allen, Thor, and a tabled Saakter. No coherent event, date, or location can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Quitt Nations
J A. Jush
Watson
Willams
Sevan Etherton
OP Hunter
Cashier
Georre Allen
Married man held for abuse of a girl in Brooklyn
In New York City a married man, Joresh F Taner of Brooklyn, was held without bail by Magistrate Grannan after a hearing on charges tied to felonious assault on Catherine Loerch, a girl who will be twelve on February 22. The arrests followed a police-led inquiry with medical corroboration from Dr A Samusis. The case carries potential penalties up to death by hanging under state law.
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Baltimore
Joresh F Taner
Brooklyn
Chidken
Pollas
Grannan
Catherine Loerch
York
Janer
Janet
A Samusis
Juner
Ogainat
Jamner
Baroness Van Roques vs Armetronk Decree in Chancery
A chancery court decree finds David Armetronk, a New York attorney, liable for misaccounts in land sales tied to Baroness Van Roques and associates including Mrs Maybrick. He did not commit intentional wrong, but must recover $52,312 with 6 percent interest from Sept 1, 1689. The ruling affects deeds involving Mrs Maybrick and her mother to Armstrong for Virginia lands, with several pre filed land sales excluded. Hundreds of thousands of acres are implicated.
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Ricshmom
Chancery Court
van Roques
David Armetronk
New York
Haroness
Maybrick
Anail
Mayrick
Armstrong
Virginia
J Taylor Bilison
Big Property Transfer in Atlanta and Chin City Deal
Alberta Frankine of Atlanta transferred a four fifteenths interest via Krewe & Co on Third Street and one adjoining Samuel T Coleman of Chin City for 11000 dollars. The property is described as very valuable and may bring notable change in the local real estate scene.
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Macon
Alberta
Frankine
Atlanta
Tollay
Krewe & Co
Samuel T Coleman
Chin City
Naval Captain on Trial for intoxication in Georgia court martial
Gibraltar February 3. In the court martial of Captain Edward F Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia Rear Admiral Wainwright accuses him of intoxication. Witnesses say he was unfit for duty after a Tangier reception hosted by American minister Samuel Ro Gunmere. Qualtrough testifies illness and fatigue, claiming the influence of liquor was limited. Defense cites 38 years of service and two commendations. Pleadings set for tomorrow. decision pending. Captain Qualtrough remains aboard under arrest on the Georgia.
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Gibralter
Capitan
Edward F Qualtrough
Georgia
Wainwright
Tangier
Samuel Ro Gunmere
Loutalana
Qualtrough
vAné
Crandad
Reverend J M Mason Dies In Opelika
Birmingham mourns the sudden death of Rev J M Mason aged 62, presiding bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, while visiting Opelika. The Montgomery district leader had been active in church circles for years and is survived by a grown family.
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Birmingham
Ala
J M Mason
Methodial Episcopal Church South
Montgomery
Opelika
Local Tax Case In Jefferson Spares No Taxpayers
In Commerce Georgia two years ago district No 42 near the city voted to levy a local school tax. Taxpayers challenged the tax and filed an injunction. Judge Brand at Jefferson ruled the process complied with the law and that the taxes be paid.
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Commerce Ga
Brand
Jefferson
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E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall ST
Oor
Alabama
Whitehall
Bettebie
Foere
Cuport of & Femie
Ogags
Guzene
Chiego Toerchanu
Roosevelt
America
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Nobby
Cooper Case
Patterson
Mitchell
Ward
Clacksmith
National Banke
Rogers, Peet & Co and Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Poe
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Freestone
U. S
Tennessee
Express
R. H. Cate & Co
Tennessee Chattanooga
Louisville, Ky
Baroness van Roques
J. M. Mason
South
Melita Bre
Tein
Jumdrop
F.C. Sartetle
Tateih Payee
Ca. W
Arch Tye
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