Atlanta Leader Endorses Tanlac in Personal Testimony
A prominent Atlanta figure publicly endorses Tanlac, citing the medicine’s strong aid for his wife and himself. He recounts stomach troubles, nervous fatigue, and weight loss improved after three bottles, praising Tanlac’s effects and urging others to try it through Dr Eider and Jacobs.
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Atlanta
Tanlac
Tve
Tanlache
Eider
Jacobs
Aly
Ruargelie
Wire Edge
Tan
Sun
Roth
Council Sustains Money Sheet Veto in City Finance Fight
The city council sustained the mayor's veto of the January finance sheet by a two thirds vote but then adopted the same sheet with a majority, sending it to the aldermanic board. The motion to re adopt passed amid limited council discussion as the process loops back toward potential further veto.
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Burr
James KR Seawright
Oppox
MecCord
Williamson Ashby
Failinger Bell
Johnson
White
Landers
Heynolés Carpenter
Freeman
Colvin
Notte Querrige
Renfine Alverson Freeman
Woodall Johnson
Mincey White
Mes Walgh
Bailey Found Guilty Of Theft Of Electricity In Georgia Case
Bailey, a white proprietor of a theater on 81 DeL capital Street, was convicted yesterday afternoon by a jury in Judge Andy Uhoun criminal court of stealing electricity from the Georgia Railway and Power Company. The prosecution showed he used external wires to divert current, with a witness describing the concealed connections. The trial concluded after proceedings Monday morning.
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Georgia Railway and Fower Company
Po Bailey
Andy Uhoun
Bailey
Molien Piote
Delfa Streete
Ballot Box Tactics and City Council Actions in Atlanta Creighton Rail Petitions
Fragmented report covers ballot box caution, council topics and street railway petitions. It details petition by Federal Construction Co to lay tracks from Atlanta to Creighton, plus franchise transfers and committee referrals in the Atlanta city council.
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Federal Construction Company
Atlanta
Creighton
Committee On
Wil Lame Merritts Orm
West Cai Bartow
Nassau Spring
A Walton
Manchise
Atlante and North Georgia Real Road Company
Phenomenal Tobacco Sales Across the South
Prominent southern tobacco jobbers and retail dealers report record demand and rising sales. Advertisements show widespread promotions and large shipments, with letters testifying to booming business across multiple markets.
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Lesdine Tobar
Alleged Gamblers Fined by Recorder at Spring Street
Six alleged gamblers were fined by the recorder after a Sunday incident at 108 Spring Street. The clocked sums included 29 and costs. the fines were issued after a matinee on Monday afternoon. Names listed include John Bryant Jol Venton, Watts, and Wanne.
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John Bryant
Jol Venton Wow
Watts
Dodson's Liver Tone Better Than Calomel
A consumer ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe pleasant vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that weakens bones and makes people sick, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without side effects and suits children and adults.
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Dodson
Gaya
Tod Dent
Salesman Bound Over In Shoes Theft Case
A shoe salesman, A M Mathis, was bound over to the grand jury on larceny charges after police said he stole a pair of shoes from Kenney Shoe Store on Peachtree Street. Mathis, who claimed he paid for the shoes with a ticket, was held on a $200 bond in police court.
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A M Mathis
Recorder Johnson
Kenney
Peachtree Street
Mathia
Ansley Hotel Wins In Near Beer Fight
Ansley hotel near beer license battle ends with defeat for a revocation proposal. Council votes 18 to 9 as manager Ruth and an African American helper face state liquor violation claims. further court review possible. Some members call for trial in higher courts while others want to table the measure.
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Ansley
Council
Edwin Johnson
Ruth
Tohnsom
Coluncilman Sam D Freeman
Armistead Seawight
Hellecx Owens Dunlap Spratt Renfroe
Alverson Williamson Freeman
Woman Released On Pledge To Stay Sober One Month
A court records a Mag Irene Gumpbell being released on a pledge to remain sober for a month after a judge, Recorder Johnson, urged restraint. The scene described a regular patronage and an arranged conditional release as the woman promised to abstain.
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Recorder
Johnson
Irene Gumpbell
Eyees
Mia Campbell
Aries
Tarrotman Huuglas
Barefoot burglar Mangum held in custody
Sam Mangum, a Black man living behind 1 Ponders alley, was captured by Detectives Unewning and Sturdivant Monday. Authorities say he’s linked to burglaries at several drug stores and private homes, with valuables and safety items taken from his room. He is to be tried before Recorder Johnson, with more details expected on his affiliations and multiple burglary cases.
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Mysteriou
Druid Hills
Sam Mangum
Ponders Alley
Mangum
Recorder Johnson
Hig
Equitable Statement Shows Splendid Year
The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports continued progress with higher admitted assets and surplus. Domestic death claims reached 913 with over 98 percent settled within a day of proof. Payments to policyholders totaled 58 371 548, above 2.6 million premium receipts. Total insurance in force stood at 15,298,000,000, up 38,600,900 for the year. New insurance issued in 1915 totaled 184,862,000, within state limits. The number of policyholders neared 15,000 during 1915.
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Equitable Life Awaranes Sorinty
United States
Polis Hutdecs Oried
New York State
Dan Carey to Address Exchange Secretaries in Baltimore
Dan Carey secretary of the Atlanta Builders Exchange will attend the conference of exchange secretaries from across the United States at Baltimore this month and address the convention on methods to obtain the best results among members in business dealing. About twenty members of the local exchange will be in attendance including the president Charles W Bernhardt.
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Dan Carey
Atlanta
Ordinary of Greene Takes His Oath Here
F B Shipp newly elected ordinary and commissioner of Greene county took the oath of office in Fulton county superior court yesterday afternoon. The judge of Greene county court was absent and the ordinary elect was forced to come to Atlanta.
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F B Shipp
Greene County
Fulton County Superior Court
Atlanta
Negro servant dies in flames at College Park home
Maud Busblowe, a negro servant employed by M A Sykes in College Park, died in a fire that destroyed the servant house where she slept. The blaze was not noticed until the building was nearly gone, and the cause remains undetermined.
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Maud. Busblowe
M.A Sykes
College Park
Farmers Reform Rural Credits Measure By Farmers Union
The national legislative committee of the Farmers Union today named a panel to draft rural credits legislation. The aim is direct aid to tenants and landless farmers to obtain credit for land and farm implements, addressing social and economic issues in the South where 58 percent are tenants. Other committees were named to study the marketing and immigration bills. Brown, a former state Farmers Union president, became elevator conductor at the Capitol hours end, and L J Leavy Jr. of Brunswick was confirmed as postmaster at Brunswick by the Senate.
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Washington
National Legislative Committee
The
Farmers Union Today
Farmers Union
Tly
Mans Lund
S V Brown
J J Brown
Representative Tribble
L_J Leavy Jr
Brunswick
Senate
M M Emmert Joins Coca Cola as Traffic Manager
Coca Cola announces M Emmert appointed traffic manager in charge of railroad affairs effective February 7. He began with Southern Railway in 1903, serving as secretary to Lincoln Green and later held multiple roles including commercial agent in Lynchburg and Washington, market department head, and freight agent in New Orleans before resigning to join Coca Cola.
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Coca- Cola Company
M. Emamert
Framert
Southern Railway
Lincoln Green
van Washington
Mr Greens
Lynchburg V
Washington
Emmert
New Orleans
Cuca Cola Rominant
Youth in hospital seeks damages after collision in Marietta street
Bam Proctor a 20 year old youth, still hospitalized with a broken leg and other injuries, filed a $1500 damages suit yesterday against Bech & Gregg Hardware. He alleges injury from a collision with Bech & Gregg Auto Truck on Marietta Street near Syoing January 20. The suit is filed by Tobin Smith for the plaintiff's next best friend.
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Bam Proctor
Bech & Gregg Hardware Company
Proctor Alisgen
Beck & Gregg
Mariettatreet
Syoing
Tobin Smith
Cou Lrode
Plaimtive
This Yankee Faces Costly Sport Swindle in Traver City
Ralph E Wynkoop of Traverse City Michigan accused William Russell a Boston salesman and J George of Knoxville Town of swindling $47 in a Sunday skin game. Russell and George were fined $29.75 each by Recorder Johnson and ordered to leave town. Wynkoop said the men continued the money matching, starting when Russell claimed Yankees were unsportsmanlike, then proved empty bundles hid bills while Hussell and George refunded Wynkoop $34 after police questioned the scene.
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Ralph E Wynkoop
Travers City
Mich
William Russell
Boston Mass
J George
Knoxville
Recorder Johnson
Wynkoop
Hussell
George
Russell
Yankees
Winkoun
Hassell
Strand Manager III in Atlanta Overwork Fatality Suspected
Friends mourn Ralph DeBruler a beloved Atlanta theater figure after his serious illness from overwork at his home on Lucile Avenue. Physicians say the strain from constant work led to a broader health decline.
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Ralph DeBruler
Atlanta
Lucile Avenue
Breakdown of a Noted South Theater Executive
Mr DeBruler stands as a leading figure among southern theatrical executives. He runs the Strend, a downtown moving picture theater, and is linked with many major amusement ventures in the city. He has contributed to raising and upholding standards in theater.
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DeBruler
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