Burglary Wave Strikes City with Eight Thefts
Police and detectives pressed Friday to crack eight burglaries across Thursday night and Friday morning. Jewelry worth over $1,000, several watches and rings, and cash were stolen from homes on the north side, with no arrests by late night. Notable hits included J H Todd at 262 Greenwood Avenue and Rev L E Barton at 910 St Charles Avenue, plus a grocery store at 129 Rockwell Street and Pickard Deans drug store on Peachtree Street.
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Greenwood Avenue
Druid Hills
L. E. Barton
St. Charles Avenue
Rockwell Street
E. M. Biggers
Glenn
Shumate
McDaniel
J. N. Hirsch
West Eleventh Street
Fara
Mre
W.T. Coldutti
Janiper Street
Charles Ta Nel
Candler
Pickard- Deans Drug Store
Peachtree Street
Stolen Jewelry From Fraser Apartments Burglary
Detectives Garner and Black investigate a burglary at Fraser apartments No 7 East Seventh Street where 900 dollars worth of jewelry vanished. The Gay apartments list includes a diamond ring set with two pearls a ring set with one large pearl surrounded by ten chipped diamonds a gold ring with a large emerald in a diamond sunburst and a ruby ring set with two diamonds. Detectives Garner and Black claim to have valuable clues.
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Fraser
East Seventh Street
Garner
Black
Jury trial aims to value a prize Berkshire hog
In a landmark suit against the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific railroad J D M seeks 20000 damages for the loss of Premier Longfellow's Rival a prize Berkshire hog The first jury awarded 10000 but an appeal led to a new trial now under way in superior court The case hinges on selecting a jury able to judge hog value and pork live stock worth
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Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
J. D. IL
Longfellow
Berkshire Port Vine
Segregation Law Challenged In Property Use Ruling
Justice Atkinson attacks a segregation ordinance that lets neighboring property owners force a resident to vacate by using power and caprice. Justice Lumpkin agrees on outcome but cautions broad use of property rights. The Atlanta case cites Maryland and U S Supreme Court precedents and condemns the ordinance as unconstitutional while warning the reasoning could extend too far.
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Lumpkin
Justice Atkinson
Justice Lumpkin
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
Lamypkin
Baltimore
Atlanta
Supreme ‘of Maryland
Gainesville to Have Another New Industry
Gainesville Ga February 12 The Gainesville Hosiery mills capitalized at 200000 now seem assured The plant will turn out more than 600 dozen pairs of stockings per day Employment for about 130 persons with pay roll around 1000 dollars per mare per week The company plans to buy the former Dr Green Cotton Mills to manufacture its own yarn and buy cotton locally The Green Mills a three story building on the Gainesville Midland railway has 2850 spindles.
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Gainesville
Five Arrests Made in Black Murder Case at Marshall
Five men were indicted and arrested today in the murder of William Black, an anti-Catholic lecturer killed during a conference with a loyal committee in Marshall, Texas. The suspects named were George Ryan George Tier Jr Copeland Henry Winne and Frank O Leary. all were released on bonds as the grand jury continues session with jurors told to review the evidence.
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Marshall
Texas
William Black
George Ryan
George Tier
Jr Copeland
Henry Winne
Frank O'Leary
Ati
Pidge HT
Lyttleton
Grand Trunk Guards at Portland Bridges Threatened
Portland Maine February 12 The Grand Trunk railway guards at elevators docks and coal pockets were increased after a reported plot to destroy the railroad property and its bridges to the Canadian boundary. Montreal offices say the alleged plot began in California and six men were bound for Portland to carry it out.
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Portland
Maine
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Clifornia
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments Affirmed and Parties Listed
Supreme Court of Georgia affirms judgments in cases including Couden Graham and Milner v Dehart from Habersham Superior Court with counsel noted for plaintiffs in error. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company v Patterson from Fanning with Patterson D W Blair William Butt Charles H Griffin for plaintiff in error. Dorsey v Bryans from Henry Judge Daniel Brown & Brown G J Reagan Napier Wright and Wood for plaintiff in error. Wilson v Southern Railway Company from Gwinnett Judge Brand I L Oakes M L Hutchins for plaintiff in error. Di content Mercantile and Lumber Company and Eton Mercantile Company from Mur-
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Couden, Graham .& Milner
Dehart
Fom
Habersham Superior Court
Jb.° Jones
McMillan & Erwin
D. Sisk
G BL Rush
CG Edwards &Sons
Louisville and Nashville Rairoad Company
Patterson
Fanning
D. W Blair
William Butt
Charles H. Griffin
Tye
Peeples & Jordan
M. Byrd
di Tient 3 Mercantile and Lumber Company
Eton Mercantile Company
Mur
Judgment Reversed in Atlanta Land Case In Error
Judge Fite and Judge Mann presided for the plain in error party. The judgment was reversed. Carey and others sued City of Atlanta from Fulton County, involving land and plaintiffs in error. J L May son and W D Els argued contra.
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Ray
Fite
Ww. E. Mann
de Carey
City of
Atlanta
Fulton
Eli
George Weatmoareland
J. L. Mayson
W. D. Els
Tailoring Street Clothes At $35 Promises Style
A fashion note stresses that men’s daily dress guided by taste will not suffice for vogue. success hinges on the hard and fast rules of clothing for occasion. The ad touts high tailoring of street clothes at $35.
Funeral services for Robert Ramsey today at 10 a m
The Ramsey obituary notes the funeral at the residence 112 Bellwood Avenue with Rev. John Green officiating. Interment takes place at Casey's Cemetery and flowers may be sent to A. O. and Roy Denenhosey.
Funeral notice for Miss Mettie Pearson at West View
Friends Miss Mettie Pearson Mrs M A Goodhardt Messrs Oscar and Arthur Robertson invited to funeral Sunday afternoon 2 30 from residence 23 South McDaniel Street Interment West View Pallbearers meet at Harry G Poole office at 2 o clock Claude Wertz Billy Haskins Wiley Brogden John Hackdley B Sentell John Cool BF Jackson to officiate
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Wiley Brogden
Joan ‘Hackdley
B. Sentell
John Cool
BF. Jackson
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Troy
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Supreme Court OF GA
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Shriners
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Weymai & Connors Derr Cucm LC
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STEEL
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Fourth National Bank
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Foote & Davies Building
Rauch & Lang
H. B. Odell
Packard ‘Dealer
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W. W. Rice
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Barclay & Brandon Co
Oakland Cemetery
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Silver Ride
Joel Hunter & CO
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Corner
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Montoly
Teiprietars
Woolley
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Margaret
Lady Windermere
Optontn
Baldwin-Melville Co
Mi ‘ Cari Ie
Momitar_ seetisee
HK Atlante
Bury
Wynn Demorsa
O'Conner
Mon Kin
Asian Dine Co
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New Blackfacs
Welnka
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Sheriit
Skied Gardner
Springfield
Vegra
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