Judge Rufus T Dorsey is Buried Today
Funeral services for Judge Rufus T Dorsey were held today at Trinity Methodist Church at 11 a.m. The casket was borne by mourners including Colonel P E Brewer, Dr F P Smith, Albert Howell, Arthur Heyman, R H Hemphill, Howell Erwin, and C D Montgomery. Interment followed at Westview Cemetery. Dorsey’s elder daughter arrived from La Grange Ga and her son Roy Dorsey, a Columbia law student, came from New York. An Atlanta Bar Association meeting passed resolutions urging attendance and recess in courts for two days.
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Rufus T Dorsey
Capitol Avenue
Trinity Methodist Church
James W Tee
Dorsey
P EL Breweter
F P Smith
Albert Howell
Arthur Heyman
AL Hemphill
Howell Erwin
Westview Cemetery
Lavonta
Ren Roy Dorsey
Columbia University
New York
Westmoreland
Burton
Organized Charities Opens Macon Movement Meeting
A largely attended meeting of ladies at the Lanier hotel in Macon on February 4 began a drive to increase funds for organized charities. Prominent women of the community answered a call to help and form a coordinated effort.
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Macon
Cit
Postum Helps Family Health and Digestive Recovery
A testimonial describes indigestion and coffee-induced nerves improving after switching to Postum. The writer's spouse and children also gain better health, with weight gain noted and friends adopting Postum after seeing results. The letter ends by inviting others to try Postum and asks if readers have seen similar benefits.
Home Missions Campaign Closes With Notable Address
The home missions campaign at Central Presbyterian church closed last night after sessions drawing large crowds. Governor Glenn of North Carolina spoke briefly at a Decatur Presbyterians gathering, while Dr Josiah Strong delivered a masterful address on America as God’s lab for the world.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
F Ly Seely
John E White
Second Baptist Thurch
Ward Platt
Philadelphia
Home Missions
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Ehming Segaion
Asa G Candler
Josiah Strong
New York City
America
Strong
J Ernest, McAfes
New York
Board of Home
Ty Presbyterian Church
W L Lingle
First Presbyterian Church
Marietta Corporation Declared Bankrupt in Georgia
In a U S court Judge Newman declared Marietta Manufacturing and Public Service Co bankrupt. Receiver James D Anderson fixed bond at 28,000. City taxes owed to the firm total 87,135 while the city owes 340,065 for electric lights. Assets reported at 1,516,? and liabilities at 1,459,870. A state-court transfer petition followed recent filings.
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United States
Newman
Georgia Manufacturing and Publi Service Company
Marietta
James D Anderson
Fe Chegaeaten and Pualle Service Ca v
George BD Anderson
Gober
Moss
State Court
Nominees for Bench Facing Probe in Senate Inquiry
Washington February 4 Several United States district judgeships named by President Roosevelt face probe charges as subcommittees of the Senate Judiciary Committee investigate three cases alongside Oscar R. F. Lundsey of the Northern District of Alabama. Investigations target Rosai a Gurteison of Alaska and Tiebert Seawell of the Eastern District of North Carolina with no evidence yet presented in Seawell case.
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Washington
United
Senate
Roosevelt
Senate Committee On Judichry
Oscar Rf.llundsey
Alabama
Agement Rosai
Gurteison
Dir |Trict
Alaska
Tiebert & Seawell
North Caroline
Seawell Cane
Wreck on the Falnt River line near Pelham kills one
A wreck on the Falnt River and Northeastern railroad about 18 miles from Pelham Georgia at night left one person dead and several injured. A passenger coach was demolished and the cause of the collision has not yet been ascertained.
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Pelham
Peltham
Northeastern
Leg of Dead Man Grafted to Living Sufferer
Weekington February Doctors at Georgetown University Hospital report a remarkable operation by Dr George Inliy Vaughan on George A Kelly age 29. With Kelly near death the left leg was amputated and the knee of a deceased man grafted to Kelly. Bones riveted with wire and tissues joined in a delicate procedure as surgeons worked under strain. Kelly is said to be improving rapidly.
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Postum
Reilet
Tim
Hank
Battle Creek
Weilville
Weekington
Georgetown University Hospital
George Inliy Vaughan
Thig Clit
George A Kelly
Vaughan
Grant
Kelly
Lost steamer Munin located and pilot sought
Special news from Panen on February 4 reports the steamer Munin anchored off Doboy bar after failing to enter Sapelo. Pilots have searched since Saturday for a pilot nearby. Also notes Tennessee liquor manufacture ban ending January 1 and passage over veto by 88 to 8 in Nashville.
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Munin
Panen Oa
Doboy Bar
Sapelo Bar
Daboy
Sapeio
Tennessee
Nashville
Lena
Liquor Law Ruling in Montgomery Alm Case
A court ruling involving George Halzuszk questions liquor access and potential fines. The case centers on whether the liquor statutes were properly applied and if evidence shows interest by the plaintiff in the mayor’s appointment.
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Montgomery Alm
George Halzuszk
Supreme Gourt
Heflin
Jefferson Pro Date Court
Sidi
Tee Man
Mines Open Again in Birmingham Coal Fields
Fragmentary local report indicates mines resumed operation at Short Creek under supervision of the Birmingham Coal Company. Current status and exact restart details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dirmingtion Coal Frog Company
Short Creek
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Saichton
Leg Wier
Atlann
Free
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Enainesa College
Kiser
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Show Case Co
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