Police raid uncovers large beer and whisky stash at Whitley and Cohen spots
Yesterday detectives staged simultaneous raids across town, seizing multiple cases of beer and barrels of whisky. At Cohen’s restaurant and Whitley’s near beer house they found about 1000 bottles and five boxes of whisky, with clever hidden doors concealing liquor. Several suspects, including two Black women, were arrested on near beer and liquor charges, while officers reported a bold, covert setup used to hide the alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Morris
Olen
Decatur Street
Hood
Zthur
Sergeant Roberts
F. B. Whitley
Petere Street
Beer Dealer
Arthur Coley Gray
Nexro
R. L Veal
Rowan, Brannan
Deval
E. W Nalisy
East Chasewood
Arthur
Jennia Burlay
Dela Burke
Courtians
Bullara
Black
Chen
Whitley
Nally
Dona
J Chomsky
Cohen
Coben
Central Avenue
Boulevard
Decatur
Cohen's Place
Whitley's
Atlanta to get new afternoon penny paper The State
The Times Publishing Company plans a new afternoon penny paper in Atlanta to rival major city papers. It will publish with 825,000 capital stock, offer telegraph service from The New York Sun, and pursue an independent editorial policy aimed at fighting corruption. Projections show a offering closely resembling The St Louis Star Chronicle, with temporary offices in the Brown-Randolph building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
Times Publishing Company
New York Sun
St. Louis Star- Chronicle
Star
Borate
Brown-Randolpn
Thalf Million For Post Office Plan Moves Ahead
A Home bill reported to the house includes 3800,000 for the Atlanta public building as the final balance of 1,000,000 approved. Congressman Livingston seeks an emendment for extra funds to add a metal door entrance and brass interior fixtures. The building’s outside cost was listed at 1,000,000 with 61,000 for heat and light. The last date for bids on heating and lighting fixtures is March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Corstens, Jr
Washington
House
Atlanta
Congress
Livingston
Quarters Arranged in Washington for Cadets Attending Taft Inauguration
Accommodations in Washington D C for the Georgia Military academy and the Donald Prater Cadets attending President Taft’s inauguration have been secured at the Regent hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue. Professors G. H. Ganiner and Colonel J. Woodward announced the cadets will be cared for at the Regent after returning from Washington. A fundraising drive to cover travel for the cadets firemen’s corps and local militiamen continues with Colonel Clifford Anderson naming a special committee to boost collections.
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Washington, D. C
Georgia Military Academy
Donald Prater
Presidentfleet Taft
Regent Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenua
G. H. Ganiner
Douala Frazer
J. Woodward
Clifford Anderson
Messrs
H. S. Jackson
G. H. Gardner
J. BE. Woodward
CB Caverty
Claude South
H. H. Cabanlas
Baldness Declared Unnecessary by Baltimore Specialist
Baltimore specialist William Chas. Keene of the Lorrimer Institute reports dramatic restoration of baldness and faded hair through a mail distributed remedy. Trial outfits are mailed prepaid. those interested can write to Branch 27 in Baltimore for a free full trial kit and guidance toward improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Chas
Keene
Lorrimer Institute
Trea
Morris Barwald Dies of Heart Failure in Atlanta
Morris Barwald Barnard a longtime Atlanta resident and figure in the Kapila Iron Works circle died suddenly yesterday morning around 9 o'clock while reading the paper. He is described as sixty three, with past service in the Civil War and deep ties to Atlanta’s mechanical community. Funeral services scheduled at his residence with Dr. David Marx officiating. Mrs Barnald was in Albany, Ga., at his death.
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Morris W. Barnard
Atlanta
Barnald
Raresid
Kaptla Iron Worka
Albany
Gre
Vid Marx
Auto Road to East Lake Under Construction
A new foot maradamined road is being built from the East Lake Country Club front gate toward Ponce De Leon Avenue in Druid Hill. Private subscriptions raised 28,000 dollars to fund grading and macadamizing, with a projected completion in about six months. The road will link the city to East Lake and the Georgia railroad, improving access to the Atlanta Athletic Club and Druid Hill Park.
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East Lake Country Club
Georgia Railroad
Ponce de Leonavoaue
Witod
Nicholson Bons
Mantha Apg
Atlanta Athletic Club
Citizens Ring
de Kalb
Fulton
Rosa
Aml
Aen G
Candler
Forrest
George Adair
Druid Hill Pack
Druid Hill Park Company
Lowry Arnold
B. Payne
East Leko Colony
Ponce de Laon
Count Club
Ponce de Leos Avénus
Georgia
East Lake Avenus
Atlanta
Howas
Bart Lake
Fleeing Telegraph Operator Nears Arrest in Dark Street
L B Baker a telegraph operator, fleeing a suspected robber, was mistaken for a burglar by two officers on Eros Street before a brother operator identified him. Baker denies running and claims a grab incident caused the scare, leading to his arrest for walking improperly. His friends dispute the officers' version of events.
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L. BE. Baker
Geegman
Baker
Eros Street
Esker
Bakera
Auto Show for Atlanta Assured at Gathering
An Atlanta gathering confirms plans for a major automobile show with a six member show committee formed by the county Auto Mobile Chair and Auto Trades Association to coordinate funds, space, and operations. Projections indicate 60 to 125 cars from dealers, with the auditorium armory deemed suitable after modest improvements and a $5,000 to $26,000 cost range.
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Alton County Automobile
Auto Trades Association
Auto Trades ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sefe
Johnson
G. W. Hansen
Hanson, Steinhauer
Lee- Wald
Houston
Avatin
Goodrich Rubber Company
Atlanta
Arion
R. Ante Equipment Co
Lambert
Buick Motor Company
Btélnhauer
Stunholzer
GW. Hanson
BMC
Bute
Beowald
Raxwoltbreca Co
Mcwells
EL. Hopkins
HJ. Lamar
Soka Stearns
Aman
Studebaker
Maxzwall
Maxwell
Rapla
Special Notice To Fat People Detected In OCR Text
Fragmented, garbled notice appears to urge weight loss with dubious methods. It mentions Detroit and mail order trial packages and lists a drugstore address at 102 Whitehall Street, with no clear authoritative context. The passage lacks coherent structure and verifiable details.
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Bango
Sindy
Bengo Bare
Sou Benge Biase
Detroit
Mick
Gradiu
Evkin R Co
Marietis
Bran Nana Drugstore
Whitehall Atrost
Interest in City Show Dates and New Auto Exhibit
A city business audience weighs fixed fall dates for an Atlanta auto show. Key figures press advertising, unify dealers as charter members, and press to align with manufacturers' schedules. Messages from auditors and firms abroad back strong exhibition support and potential car displays.
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Atlanta
W & McNeal, Jr
Gas
Coor
Central Committee
Charles Atkinson
Journal
Walter Cooper
Murphy
Audttorium Armory
Auditorum Armory
Gang
Atkinaone Sum
Claris Howell
McNeal
Mrr Howell
Doveey, Brewster & Howell
Ena
Gans
Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Telegrama
Thor
Ruuch & Lung
Cleveland
B. R. Thomas Motor Car Company
Buffalo
America
New York
Paris
Yornon Bros. Auto Company
Re. Hantford
Estrata
FL. Wight, Jp
Catcama
Prohibition Amendment Vote Moves To People In West Virginia
In Charleston on February 20 the Senate debated a resolution to submit the prohibition amendment to voters. The day saw shifting votes and absentees returning, with final tallies showing 18 for and 14 against the measure, signaling eventual submission to the people before the session ends. Both parties in the campaign had pledged to consider referendums affecting the legisature’s control and future policy.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
House
Senate
Tne
Rapblicans
Foolish Highwayman Ends Runaway Attempt
Marcel Blanchard of Columbus saved himself from a would-be robber late last night while driving from Wrenton. A signal whistle near a lonely road point drew a masked man who halted Blanchard, who blocked with a whip. Blanchard, unarmed, frightened the attacker into fleeing as the “revolver” threat evaporated.
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Columbus
Marcel Blancherd
Blmndall
Ftrom Wrenton
Bridie Blanchard
Deputy Marshal Killed in GreenvilleMill Incident
United States Deputy Marshal J B McAdama was killed at Anderson by Webb Simmons a white mill employee after Simmons fired shots in the mill village. When approached for arrest Simmons killed McAdama with a double barrel shotgun as residents faced threat from ongoing disturbance.
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Greenvile
D. C
Pehenary
United States
J B. McAdama
Webb Simmons
Grr Mills
Anderson
Simmons
Jim
Switch ruined by shuttle train on Seaboard line
An automatic switch worth over $5,000 on the Seaboard Air Line railway was wrecked yesterday afternoon when a shuttle train left the rails while crossing the switch beyond Howell's Station. The locomotive and cars followed leaving the switch destroyed and both lines delayed. repairs will take about two months at the factory.
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Seaboard Ait Line
Howell's
Seaboard
Southern Veteran Dead in Newark Confederate Soldier Passes
Amody Bastion Eddy, a Confederate veteran, died at the German hospital in Newark on February 20 at age ninety nine. He had been a longtime favorite at the institution, serving nearly six years there and earning respect for his steadfast devotion, stating that he fought with Lee.
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Newark
Amody Bastion Eddy
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