Man Arrested for Staking Vets Faces Recorder Court Row
In Atlanta, F. C. Bertend charged with operating without a license in a fruit sale to veterans. Witness B. F. Ivey testified he sold apples via Bertend’s financing and veteran licenses. Bertend and J. Kratz quarreled in court, drawing knives, and both were fined 3.75 dollars. The recorder admonished them to avoid further trouble.
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Hunter
F. C. Bertend
Bertiend
Berhend
Atlanta
St. Louis
J. Kratz
Kratz
B. F. Ivey
Electrical Men Entertain Programme at Houston
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers hosted an invitation-only evening in Houston with a short program and dance. C. C. Houston of the Typographical Union spoke, praising women’s influence on labor, followed by a recital by Miss Elsie Tucker and a Kimball City Quartet performance before dancing.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Federation Hadl
C. C. Houston
Typographical Union
Johnson
P. H. Moore
Houston
Elsie Tucker
Tucker
Dela Tucker
Kimball City
William Boring
J. Woodle Hudson
C. M. Hood
Frederick Brigman
A. L. Skuats
Charles F. K. Briard
J.W. Wilson
J. W. Evans
Lon Brooks
Lon Bell
G. Edwards
McKinley Kin Visits Atlanta In Private Car
Abner McKinley brother of President McKinley arrived in Atlanta by private car with wife and party. He toured the city and praised Peachtree Street and local hospitality while denying political aims. The party plans to continue to Raleigh and Columbia before returning to New York.
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Abner McKinley
Atlanta
Ner McKinley
McKinley
Seaboard Airine
Mabel McKinley
Jarvis
New York
W. H. Davis
Misa Jarvis
Allen
Seaboard Air Line
Broad Street
Wall
Financial District
Major McKinley
Old Paoint Comfort
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Charlotte
Southern Pines
Peachtree Street
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
South
Mr. McKinley
Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Grand
Raleigh
Columbia
S.C
Abilene
Augusta
Buffalo
Charleston
Leer
Chattanooga
Mincinnati
Corpus Christi
Detroit
Loewige City
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Lear Memphis
Mobile
Montesmery
Orleans
Orfelk
Learth Platte
Jimaha
Palestine
Rapid City
St. Louis
St Paul
Savannah
Tampa
Vicksburg
Col Rutherfoord Denounces Atlanta Trust in Bond Case
Colonel John W. Rutherfoord, manager of the Atlanta Standard Telephone Company, blasts the Atlanta Trust and Banking Company. He claims the trust firm blackmailed the company, extorted fees, and acted to harm bondholders while the telephone firm offered low rates and competition. He asserts the company is solvent and accuses the trust of pursuing a costly foreclosures campaign to gain fees.
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John W. Rutherfoord
Atlanta Standard Telerhon Company
Atlanta Standard Telephone Company
Atlanta Trust and Banking Company
Atlanta Standard V2ephone Company
Atlanta Trust the
Holt
Rey
Blackmai
Eity
Old
Atlanta Telephone Company
Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta and Bank#7 Company
Mes CIA
Atlanta Standards Telephone Company
City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company
Supreme Court
City Council of
Atlanta
Real estate bargain on East Fair Street double lot
Advert says a double lot on East Fair Street running through to Hunter with 50 ft frontage on each street is priced at 1350 dollars. It suggests quick sale of cottages or rentals and urges early inquiries to Mr. Adair or Mr. W P Walthall.
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E. Fair Street
Hunter
Adair
W. P. Walthall
Real Estate Listing on W. and A. Rr Below Thurmond Street
A compact note advertises a real estate lot at 28 W. and A. R R just below Thurmond Street. The seller highlights a shallow depth but potential for good returns, asking a very low price of 3500 dollars or under 28 dollars per front foot.
Suit Against Rival Throttling Competition Sparks Local Debate
The speaker claims the competitor seeks methods to throttle competition and accuses the suit of serving private gain rather than protecting innocent bondholders. The public is urged to view the action as improper and a challenge to fair conduct in the community.
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Ammmus
Prior killed by mistress Ellen Gordon shoots him in Huntsville street
Gus Prior a young black man died after Ellen Gordon former sweetheart shot him twice on a Huntsville street near Varin's saloon and followed him inside firing three more shots. He had been living with her and was to marry another woman tomorrow. She surrendered to police after the incident.
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Prior
Ellen Gordon
Huntsville
Ssepruacy
Bpeelal
Gus Prior
Varin
Eflen Gordon
Knife attack leads to binding over in city court
Walter Stewart, a white youth, pleaded guilty to stabbing Robert Ferrell with a pocket knife in a Marietta street saloon. He told the judge he was drunk and that Ferrell did nothing to provoke it. The recorder warned of possible twenty year penitentiary and bound Stewart over to the state courts.
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Walter Stewart
Ferrel
Bob
Stewart
Robert Ferrell
Marietta Street
Ferrell
Broyles
Reserve Warships To 3¢ ed at One London
Inquiries reveal the fleet reserve at fully crewed status with torpedoes and pennant details. The aim is to prepare ships for commissioning, with emphasis on hoisting the flag and readiness in the fleet reserve.
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London
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Bates
Geo. W. Collier
M.woolley
M.D. Aetem
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N. Pryor St
Book of Particular
Troy Steam Laundry
Merth Forsyth Street
Young's Hotel
N. Forsyth St
Depot
Pastelfice
Tourlaia
W. D. Young
Tullulah Falla
Cheney
Ake
Tle
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Parian Paints
Parian Paint CO
Alabama &J
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Recorder's Court
Hood
Federation Hall
Lycett’s
White China
Whiteball Street
Lq — Mall
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Mitchell Street
North Ride
B.H. Veal
Mau Gr
Lithia Springs
Halftone
Southern Engraving CO
Constitution Bld'g
Atlanta, Ga
D. H. Sheffield & Co
Austell
Teackle Quinby
T-Law
Equitable
Dorsey
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Brewster & Howell
Law
Pryor
Hunter Streets
Willam M. Durham
Willam VV
F.bertson
DRS
Durham & Robertson
Peachtree St
South Georgia Lumber Company
O. Stewart
Bhor
West Hunter Gh
Corr
Madison Ava
Rfl
Rutherfoord
Boasts Atlanta Trust CO
Standard
G. W. Adair
Wall Street
A. F. Liebman
J. C. Hendrix
Piedmont Avenue
Houston Street
Hendrix
A. J. West & CO
Kimball ST
Gawner
Alabama ST
Pryor St
Kimball House
The
Brown Supply Company
South Broad Street
Keiley Coal&IceCo
Oes
Pelham
T. H. Pelham
Mix. Pelham
J. P. Pelham
Fanny Pelham
Tattnall Street
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Westview
Hester
Jamreter
H. J. Hester
Andrew
Prp
R.A. Revtdinus
South Pryor Street
Pailh LL. Om Terrell
B. Ferris
Shore
W. H. Arnold
J.oal White
Jd. Martin Jr
Barclay & Brandon
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A. Redding
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Oukand
Nner BP
Frank
Mayne
Mitchell
Dation of
McCuluugh
Sthwan
Glasb
Collier
Fulton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Confederals
W. H. Hulsey
Auinery
John R. Wilkinson
Superior Court
Arnold Broyles
Solicitor Criminal Court
Criminal Court of
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Eugene R. Black
Criminal Court of Atlanta
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B. Blackburn
Hubert H. Culberson
Anna
United States
Keetey Institute
MEW Sanitarium
Whitehall ST
Washington
Georgia
Kentucky
Texas
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Blississippi
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Wharton Anderson
Dahlonega
Sloan
Earl 8. Sloan
Boston
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W. Smith
Trav
Age
Kimball Hous
Whitney
Turner
G. P
Moncrief Dowman CO
Trinity Ave
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C. H. Swift
Undertake
S. Pryor
Telephone
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Roberts
Kimberley
Cronjie
Laring
French
Nicki
Hlemfnt
Modder
Lord Roberts
England
Mili
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Eren
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Yiein
Gene
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