Ostrich Image in Prohibition Case Judge Powell Affirms Stradley Conviction
Judge Arthur G. Powell of the Georgia Court of Appeals upholds the conviction of W G Stradley for selling liquor via sold identification cards enabling removal of whisky at the express office. The decision labels Stradley’s scheme an unlawful transport and sale, and notes reliance on constitutional questions tied to the Loeb case awaiting supreme court ruling. Stradley’s sentence includes a $50 fine and 30 days in jail, with a $5000 bond.
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Logan E. Breckley
Supreme Court of Georgia
Arthur G. Powell
State Court of Appeals
Inner Court
W. G. Stradley
Loeb
Supreme Court
Stradley
Broyles
Ctty
Express Office
Powell
Fato
Atlanta
Loeb ¥. Jennings
Hle
Nuperior Court
Tax Law Upheld by Court of Appeals in Albany
Albany Nova Scotia February 22 The law requiring trust companies to pay an annual tax of 1 percent on their capital stock surplus and undivided profits was upheld today in the court of appeals.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Packers Will Pay Tax in Kansas City Fight
Attorneys for packing firms in Kansas City Kan have advised paying the tax on finished products. The fight to evade the levy has collapsed as leaders in the industry abandon the contest.
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Kansas City
Gulf, &9
Teaders
Kan
NAMES WITHDRAWN BY PRESIDENT TAFT
In Washington the president withdrew the nominations of Alfred C. Coxe William H. Hunt James F. Smith Orin M. Parner and Marlot Devries for judges of the court of customs appeals. He cited pay scale disagreements under the Payne bill as the reason and said he would inform the nominees and see who might accept at lower pay.
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Stradles
Quer Deaters
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Agnor
Noradtey
Woot
Curral & Co
Washington
Alfred C. Coxe
William H. Hiunt
James F. Smith
Orin M. Parner
Marlot Devries
Court of Customs Appeals
White House
Congress
Musicians clash over foreign bands in immigration hearing
Washington hearings on immigration regulation heard protests from labor and musicians. Representative Gustafson urged free admission of musicians to protect American bands from foreign competitors, while Holder of the American Federation of Labor condemned imports and alleged labor contract abuse.
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Washington
Rebruany
New Orleans
House Committee On Immigration
Epubiidan
Wisconsin
Thor Holder
Jecar
Aileged Tiga
Taft Honored At Police Banquet In New York
President Taft attended the fourth annual police banquet at Walport Astoria New York with Mayor Gaynor sharing honors. He had earlier spoken at the Society of the Cincinnati in New Jersey then arrived by car and proceeded to the banquet amid strong security. Taft praised Captain Flynn and his men for the Lupo gang counterfeiting convictions and planned to speak at the Newarka Board of Trade dinner tomorrow.
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Taft
Society of the Cincinnati
New York
Greater
Teft
Walport-Astoria
New Jersey
Lfe
Whahington
Mr. Taft
Astor Gallery
Lnm
Archibald Butz
J. Franklin Fort
United States
Briggs and
Kean
Franklin Murphy
John W. Griggs
Abraham Lincoln
Irip
George Washington
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey
Manhattan
Henry W. Taft
West Forty Eighth Street
Aft
Secrets Service
Flynn
Secret Service
Lupo
Black Hand
Spring Wardrobe Delights for Little Folks in Third Floor Lineup
In our Juvenile Section on the Third Floor a fresh display awaits with dainty hats bonnets and smart little dresses. Mothers plan summer trousseaux as Easter nears with new clean unhandled pieces featuring school frocks linen dresses reefers party dresses hats and more for the child’s wardrobes.
Dresses and coats for school girls and misses
The store offers wash dresses in white and colors in gingham madras rep linen lawn and lawnette for girls aged 2 to 14 priced 1.25 to 15.00. Coat suits for school girls and misses are stylish and well tailored from 11.00 to 25.00. Lightweight reefers in several colors priced 5.00 to 15.00 for spring and early summer.
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Madras
Hats and Bonnets For Juvenile Wardrobe
The store offers a wide range of hats and bonnets for children and babies in simple and dressy styles. Prices span from $1.25 to $10.00 with materials like Leghorn Panama and Milan. A juvenile department on the third floor welcomes browsing and questions, including specials on infant shoes and assorted garments at half price.
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Panama
Milan
Strikers Seize Island In Guadaloupe Wage Fight
In Poyint a Pietre Guadaloupe on February 28 after a strike of 29000 sugar cane cutters several grinding plants halted. Strikers set fires in fields and captured the Beauport plant, appealing to the military for aid. The Aureelies plant was sacked. wounded workers remained at work. Governor Gathert stayed with the strikers to push a settlement with employers.
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Poyint-a-Pietre
Guadaloupe
al- Tellar
Beauport
Aureelies
Gatthet
COTTAGES IN TREES FOR CONSUMPTIVES
February 22 report from Urbana Ohio describes a plan by Dr. Arthur Funk Presbyterian medical missionary to cure tuberculosis with treehouse cottages. He cites inspiration from a treehouse experiment by D O Steinberger in a German city and notes Funk and his wife are stationed at Hamadan with a 89,000 population, about 200 miles west of Tehran, expecting to inaugurate a hospital facility.
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Urpana
Ohio
Peraia
Arthur Funk
Presbyterian Church
Ponk
Eltyy
D. OU. Steinberger -Vialins
Steinbargers Health
Funk
Hla Wite
Hamedan
West -of -Pehgran
Thera
Mortuary notices from multiple Atlanta area deaths
A roundup of funeral notices and obituaries from Cox Crossing to Montezuma including Mrs. H M Cox of 74, Mrs. T A Boone, Mrs. Dora Massey, S A Ayers, Mrs. Annie Pebworth, Mrs. Emily Alford, Edgar H McLendon, Mrs. W H Hawkins, Ben Lee Stringer, H I Furman, Walter Irwin, N Harper Coleman, Mrs. Rebecca Griges Andrews, Mrs. Joe Walker. Surviving spouses, children, and burial details shown. services at Sardis church, Patterson's chapel, Greenberg Bond Bloomfield, and local churches.
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T. A. Boone
J. A. Boone
Oak Street
Greenberg, Bend & Bloomfield
Glensboro
Dora Massey
Dora Mansey Wan
Greenberg,Bond & Bloomfields Chapel
Turker
Annie Pebworth
Agnes Schenck
East Point
Greenberg, Bond & ‘Bloomfield
Edgar H. McLendon
Edgear H. McLendon
Springfield
N. A. McLendon
Washington
Charles McLendon
Ella Henderson
Atlanta
Patterson's Chapel
Remarkable Catarrh Cure Warrants Instant Relief
A testimonial filled advertisement touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as the most effective remedy for catarrh. It claims permanent relief for stubborn cases, with letters from users in Florida praising its results. A seven day trial offer is extended for 26 stamps or one dollar, with delivery to any address.
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Ozona
Fla
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