Chief Talks of We Powers For Police Chief
The city council changed police rules to shift authority from the board to the chief of police. Chief Ball says the move does not hinder him, praises the board as wise counsellors, and promises to continue providing Atlanta with strong police service with consultation from commissioners.
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Bail
Atlanta
Dramatic tramrope near death ends with quick return to watch
A young man was dragged by a rope looped around him after a tramcar motioned along Whitehall Alabama, pedestrians froze as the vehicle rolled, the man freed himself, thanked the conductor, claimed his missing watch, and reboarded the car. Witnesses called the incident miraculous with judge remarks and local chatter followed.
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Alabame
Hunter Street
Whitehall
Alabama
Keepsakes Locket in French Gray and Rose Gold Varieties
The new locket is round with raised figure work and offered in French gray rose gilt and solid gold. A selection of beautiful varieties is available for admirers of novelty jewelry.
Remarkable Bigamy Tale Involving Atlanta Wife Swap
Mrs. Joseph Dick reports a sensational bigamy case to police claiming her husband Joseph Dick married a second woman under a misrepresented name after marrying her in Knoxville. She seeks his return rather than prosecution, while police pursue Dick who is believed in Atlanta.
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Joseph C. Dick
Hampton Street
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Davis
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Tet
Knoxville
Tenn
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Robert P. Wilson
Alice Dick
Dek
Ing
Altice Wilson
Shieldstown
Daisy
Alice
Joseph W. Dick
Ball Yesters
Atlanta
Mrs. Dick
Funeral of T H Malone Carried to Calhoun for Interment
The body of T H Malone was taken to Calhoun Georgia yesterday afternoon for interment after dying Monday night at his room in the Grant House. He had worked with the Chamberlin Johnson Dubos Company for nearly sixteen years and was a floorwalker at his death. He is survived by sisters in Mississippi Dalton New York and other relatives. Pallbearers included Oscar West E K Lilly Rawson Johnson Edgar Park George Jones Fierce Hamilton W M Bennett and Sam Bradford.
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T. H. Matone
Maione
Grant” House
East Tindgen Avenue
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBos Company
Rd Frank Malone
Nellie Malone
Hurt
Dalton
Gray
New York
Oscar West
E. K. Lilly
Rawson Johnson
Edgar Park
George Jones
Fierce Hamilton
W. M. Bennett
Sam Bradford
Mystery Solved in Death of Mrs Lester Near Weston
The body of Mrs Amanda Lester found in a swamp near Weston Georgia on Monday was brought to Athens en route to burial. The death mystery ends as officials say she died from exhaustion and fright while trying to reach her sister Mrs Dallah Dismuies. An adopted son A B Weaver and nephew Steve Purnell accompanied the body along with Mr and Mrs A J Mayfield. The report notes no further details.
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Amanda Lester
Weston
Merching
Athinta
Lester
Dallah
Reformatory Opens Today with First Inmates
The Fulton county reformatory will be formally opened today receiving its first inmates four white youths from the Tower. Francis Gee South James Ragsdale John Groves and Warro Kernon aged 11 to 1? years will stay until age 21 or earlier discharge. South was jailed for forgery by Judge John H. Candler. others by Judge A E Calhoun. They depart from Wig prison at noon for the reformatory aboard the 125 oclock Central Railroad suburban train with officials Means and Turner.
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Francis Gee South
James Ragsdale
John Groves
Warro Kernon
South
John 9. Candler
Criminal Superior Court
A. E. Calhoun
City Criminal Court
Tower
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T. A. E. Means
A. Q. Turner
County Polics Force
Wig Prison
Central Railroad
Coffee sword in old times causes bodily pains
A reader recalls chronic heart and stomach pains tied to coffee. After stopping coffee for weeks and switching to Posttin, the pains vanish and sleep improves, suggesting coffee’s lingering effects on the body.
Walker Gashed in Firm Fraud Suspect Walker Sought After Cashing Checks
A Georgia man linked to the Cupid Cream Company is said to have cashed many checks, some returned unpaid, and disappeared with the firm’s checkbook. Police seek Thomas organ Walker of Maxwelton described as good looking and glib. a detective is on the case as warrants await.
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Thomas Organ Walker
Maxwelton
Cupid Cream “> Co
MS 13
Peachtree
T. Gilbert
Atlanta
Walker
Calloway & Thritt
Central Avenue
W. R. Harris
Marietta Street
W. H. Bullock
D. W. Langham
Gohert
Valker
Court suit seeks 9500 damages for malicious prosecution
In a filed suit F T Chambers sues M D Eubanks for 9500 damages alleging malicious prosecution over a September 23 warrant for larceny that led to Chambers being bound over to criminal court. It claims the grand jury returned no bill, the bond was set by the defendant and attorney, and the action damaged Chambers’ reputation. Attorney Sidney C Tanp filed the suit.
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M. D. Eubanks
Eubanks
Chambers
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Maline
Sidney C. Tanp
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Gartrell Street
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Norris
State Insane Asylum
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Hightower
Barney Hightower
A. 5
Calhoun
Eity Criminal Court
G. D. Coleman
W.O. Hightower
J.B. Hightower
Burney Hightower
Pinnacle Trunk Manufacturing Company
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
M. M. Turner
H. L. Culbergen
Fulton County
Greavon
L. H. Smith
New York State
EH. BE. Sandrock
Minois
Blodgett Takes Charge of Atlanta Post Office
Assistant Postmaster T Blodgett assumes control of the Atlanta post office at the request of Major Smyth's sureties. He has served in the office for fifteen years and will conduct affairs until further notice, bringing familiarity and steady handling of official business during the postmaster's absence.
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Major Smyth
T. Blodgett
W. H. Smyth
Blodgett
Cunningham Announces Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
Dr R M Cunningham of Easle announces himself as a candidate for the democratic nomination for lieutenant governor under the new constitution. He declares strong support for Governor Jelks and aims to back Jelks interests in the county, likely securing strong local backing.
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Alu
R. M. Cunningham
Easle
Cunningham
Jelks
Cannipeham
Senate
Patrick Faces a Valet in Rice Millionaire Case
The trial of Albert P. Patrick in New York heard Charles F. Jones, Rice’s Houston-based valet, testify he was recruited to draft a letter to James Rice implying a Texas settlement. Jones described Patrick’s plan to have Holt sign a settlement and reveal a $500 payment with a $250,000 incentive, saying he refused to swear falsely.
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Albert
PF. Patrick
William Marsh
Rice
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Patrick
Texas News
Mr. Rice
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Hice
Holt
Two Are Condemned to Die in Alabama Murder Case
Selma Alabama authorities report in State v Will Hurrig a Begro found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced by Judge Mabry to be hanged on March 28 for killing a 40 year old negro girl with a large stick on the western city outskirts. Walter Bailey also faces execution for murder with a scheduled hanging on March 10.
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Selma
Ala
Will Hurrig
Begro
Mabry
Harris
Walter Bailey
Muder
Rev H E Rice Called by Dallas Avenue Baptist Church
Huntsville Alabama February 18 Special The Dallas Avenue Baptist church has extended a call to Rev H E Rice of New Market offering him the pastorate Rev Rice has intimated he will accept He is one of the best known ministers in the Liberty Baptist Association
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Huntsville
Ala
Dallas Avenue Baptist Church
H. E.rice
New Market
Rice
Liberty Baptist Association
Armour Packing Company
Cago
Railioaé
Sta Orn
Place & Man
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Cquntry
Water Office Shuts Off Old Meters In City
Water supply teams began shutting off water to over thirty homes with condemned meters not replaced by new iron meters. The city furnishes meters at ten dollars, though cost is higher, and many residents rushed to secure replacements before shutoffs. The move follows a 30 day deadline that was ignored and has overwhelmed the water office with applications.
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Water Department
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