Georgia Railroad Prevents Tax Sale in Augusta Case
Judge Pendleton granted a temporary restraining order blocking tax sales against the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company over about 240000 in taxes claimed by Augusta and 140000 by Richmond County. The order sets a hearing for March 10 as the state and railroad seek U S Supreme Court review on taxation of stock and other related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railroad Art Tankng Company
Pendleton
Fulton
Atprotier
W. A. Wright
Joann W. Nelms
Faltercun'y
Augusta
Western Railway of Alabama
Richmond County
Nelms
Georgia Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Richmond
The
Georgia
Auit
United States
Georgia Rairoad
Georgia Supreme Court
Uns Western
Alabama
Supreme Court
Frightfully Burned Burns in Electrical Fault
A Ford machinist named Moore suffered severe hand burns in an electrical incident at work. W. Guy Ba. treated the injury with Rickien's Amica Salve, claiming a quick and perfect cure. The advertisement extols the product as a healer for burns, sores, eczema and other skin ailments and lists 280 druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Ford
W. Guy
Rickien
Woman Found Dead in Bed Carrie Padgett Succumbs
Mrs Carrie Padgett dies in bed from heart failure during the night. Garrie Padgitt found dead yesterday morning. coroner's inquest held yesterday afternoon concluded death due to natural causes. Interment planned in Macon with funeral arrangements referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Padgett
Garrie Padgitt
Peters
Thaddy
Harry Poole & Cao
Eabare Rigett
Atlanta
Atraly
Bertre Delim Jeter
Waco
From Army of Uncle Sam to the Army of the Lord
John Quincy Wells, a discharged Twelfth Cavalry trooper with the banner of "most excellent" on his papers, joins the Salvation Army as lieutenant in Atlanta. A popular, disciplined, athletically gifted soldier, he now dedicates his life to religious service amid the Philippines memories and a welcome from Maj. John M. Berriman, Salvation Army officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
the Lord
Atlanta
John Quincy
Andas Wells
Twelfth Cnviary
United States Army
Mr. Wells
Salvation Army
Iife
Wells
Philippine Islands
Salvationists
Rogier Wells
Tke
Philippines
Frindst
Fort Oglethorpe
Chickamauga Park
Majo
John M. Berriman
Bsalvation Army
Department of the South
Strohbar Case Argued. Trial Continues Next Morning
The Strohbar case involving $5,000 is unfinished after Judge Pendleton resumed the trial this morning. An amendment by Mrs. Strohbar’s supporters seeks to prove the money belonged to her by tying real estate paid from embezzled funds to her husband. Affidavits were read. Lowry Arnold and Van Astor Batchelor represent Mrs. Strohbar. Also, Will D. McCaug, auditor for the Atlantic Long Line, faced perjury charges related to testimony about the $5,000 used to secure a bondsman for Strohbar’s husband. the case paused for next Tuesday afternoon at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strohbar
Pendleton
Robert Alston
Marion Jackson
Atlantic Coast
Ane Railrosd
American Surety Company
S Robbar
Lowry Arnold
van Astor Batchelor
Strobinar
Mofreig
Ww. D. McCaug
Atlantic Longt Line
Strokbar
Daisy Strohear
Mr. Manry
Neal Lean and Banking Company
Woott
Press Club Committee Names 6% Officio Members
President John Paschall announced the year’s lineup for the Atlacte Press club with a list of officers and committee members including Jo Pascal and Jas Foe, along with several other named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paschall
Jo Pascal
Atlacte Press
Coumtseen Jas Foe
Freesatesa
Rogers
Barman
Rans
Sleming
Ernest Te Daills
Janie Bo Ney Watters
Taster
Maraakaw Oo
Mo Chara
Wwe Ce
Poe
Edwin Tangy
Kel Omer Paechall
Offic
Entertainmen’ Rasa
Dantel Ona” Man
Dan Carey
Jono Paschal
Sam P Jones Speaks Sunday at Bijou Theater
The Georgia Anti-Saloon League holds a grand rally at Bijou Theater Sunday afternoon starting at 3 o clock led by Rev Sam P Jones Supporters and city ministers from nearby towns join the anti saloon league in a major test of church backed campaigns Dr Soloman state superintendent works to assure success for the Georgia branch with forty three states already organized and Rev J C Solomon named state superintendent The movement aims a vigorous crackdown on saloons across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Anti-Saloon League
Sam P. Jones
Anti-Saloon League
Soloman
Georgia
Ant-Saloon League
Andy
J. C. Solomon
Grape Nuts Promises Health Return in Household Test
A husband criticizes pie then praises Grape Nuts after a wife reports digestive relief for herself and baby. She describes chronic indigestion, initial doubt, and how regular use restored digestion, strengthened nerves, and appetite, noting health gains and improved household harmony.
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Boabe
Eames
Monty
Ounce
Council Caucus on Vacancies Sets Secret Vote Friday
A city caucus will meet at city hall at 2:30 PM Friday to choose two new police commissioners to replace retiring members Dr Amex Fox and George E Johnson. Captain J W English and Captain W H Brotherton are favored by many. three others are Charles Brannan John J Woodside and John Welch. Alderman Key withholds signature over concern about factional returns. The formal vote is not until March. The caucus result will guide the council’s decision. The notice notes the meeting will be secret. The ad ends with a drug advertisement for The Texas Wonder Cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles by E W Hall.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Press Huddleston
Terrell
Amex Fox
George E. Johnson
Police Board
J. W. English
WH. Brotherton
Charles Brannan
John J. Woodside
John Welch
Alderman Key
Engiis
Brotherton
Police Department
Logan Named Arkansas Division Commander of United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Montgomery Alabama February 1 1 Special Thomas M Owen commander in chief has named John P Logan of Siloam Springs Arkansas commander of the Arkansas division United Sons of Confederate Veterans to succeed L E Quint of Locksburg whose term expired Logan is a state senator and one of the best known young men of this state.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas M. Owen
John P. Logan
Siloam Springs
Ark
Arkansas
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
L. E. Quint
Locksburg
Logan
Black's Pardon Comes Too Late For Mother's Death
M A Black a young white man received a commutation to leave jail and return home but his mother died the night before in Dublin Ga. He was convicted in Fulton superior court of larceny from a freight car and given six months plus a $260 fine or twelve months on the chain gang. He had served three months when illness reached him. the prison commission and governor granted clemency, yet he could not reach home in time.
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Jar
M. A. Black
Black
Dublin
Fulton Superior Court
Quartet entertains at Lowndes studio in Atlanta
An itinerary quartet from Wheeler's Washington visit performed at the Lowndes building studio of Anderson and Davenport. Miss Anderson the soprano, Miss Davenport the pianist, Fay Wilson the cometist, and Dave Silverman the viola virtuoso delighted more than two score guests. The group, known for Wheeler camp ties, drew hearty appreciation from attendees.
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Wheeler
Washington
Miss Anderson
Miss Davenport
Fay Wilson
General Wheeler
Dave Silverman
Atlanta Makers
Wheeler Camp
Athey
Dagerett
City Officials Define Retail Liquor Threshold At 478 Gallons
The tax committee decided that dealers selling to consumers only in amounts not exceeding 47 8 gallons are retail businesses. The city attorney had ruled that sales under a quart are retail and over a quart wholesale. Inspector Ewing and Mayor pro tem Harwell weighed federal rules and possible ordinance changes.
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Ewing
Fem
Harwell
Holland
Woodward
Patterson
Macon Clerk Returns as Federal Trial Concludes
Deputy Clerk L. M. Erwin comes back from Savannah after attending the Greene and Gay trial in federal court. He will likely stay in Macon as Clerk Somson’s work is reorganized and Macon clerks’ services are not required.
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Macon
L. M. Erwin
Savannah
Gsalating
Greene and Gayhor
Somson
Frankfort House Bans Pool Rooms Amid Heavy Vote
The Kentucky House of Representatives, by a nearly unanimous vote, passed a bill prohibiting pool rooms with penalties ranging from a $1,001 to $6,000 daily fine. The measure targets operation of pool halls as part of a broader public order effort.
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Frankfort
House of Representatives
Woman on Lakewood trolley unconscious forty five minutes
A woman fainted on a Lakewood trolley car near Peachtree and Marietta. She remained unconscious for about forty five minutes while fellow passengers attempted revival. She could not identify herself and was later taken to a drug store and home. A note with her name and keys was found but details remain unclear.
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Womin
S B. Sturman & Co
Lakewood
Snn
Peachtree
Marietta
Iain Elkin-Watson
Turan
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Dempora
Bill
Cyroes
Spa
Dr. Yur Cosme
Maier & Berkel
Ahehiye
L.Q.A. Wells
Lieutena
I McCaig
Mrs
Daisy Strohbar
Press Club Committee
Georgia Anti - Saloon League
Council Caucus
Police Commission
Council
J. W.W. English
W. H. Brotherton
W. Hall
Olive St
Bt. Louis
Owen
Quartette
Camp Wheeler
Keely
Keely Company
TAX Committee
Erwin
Armours
Armour & Company
Chicago
Mia, Dearing
Covington
Indie E. Dearing
J Dearing
Micago
Tllinvis Steel Compasson
Cnesiot
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
Baltimore
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