Big Surprises in Prisoner Release and Trial
McDonald, just released from a federal sentence for robbery, faces state charges in Lumpkin County after being taken into custody. The case ties to a post office robbery at Weir, and McDonald and a co-defendant Chatten were arrested. McDonald was tried in federal court first, then sent to the state penitentiary. Chatten refused to testify, invoking immunity while still a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Meir
Atlanta
McDonalliat Jist
Front
Lumpia
McDonald
Iba
Devwty Mu
Carter
Pru
Antes
Lumpkin County
Tin
Chutten
Westernon
Idge
Newman
Nashville
Donald
Chatten
Due Newman
Flis
Apkin
Receiver Appointed for Spence Carriage Company
United States court took control of the affairs of the N Spence carriage company after creditors filed for bankruptcy. Lowry Porter was named receiver by Judge W T Newman with Percy H Adams acting as bankrupt. Petitions from Loan National Bank Kok Gregs Hardware Company and L Cooled & Bro claim the firm owes them and notes insolvency and a February bankruptcy admission. Attorneys J W Porter represent petitioners. Evins & Spence represent the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Spence Carriage Company
United States
N. Spencearriage Company
United States Court
Concren
Lowry Porter
Percy H. Adams
Judge
T. Newman
Loanty National Bank
Kok Gregs Hardware Company
L. Cooled > & Bro
Ue Vspany
Canvern
J. WH. Porter
Evins & Spence
Establishing Libraries Planned by Georgia Travelers Aid
Lynn Boyd, librarian for the Travelers' Protective Association, will open a Piedmont library in Atlanta this week as part of Georgia library establishments. The Atlanta headquarters recently moved to Piedmont. the facility will differ from others with a smaller yet fuller 30-volume collection and borrowable items across cities. A meeting of Athens Post V. will be held Saturday at Piedmont Convention Hall with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Boyd
Georgia
Travelers’ Protective Association
Atlanta
Piedmont
TBS
Bostanooga
Carolina
Ministers Plan Big Campaign in Atlanta churches
A coalition of Atlanta ministers met to launch a large gospel campaign in March aimed at promoting a resinous spirit and Christianizing the city. The plan includes daily meetings led by Bishop Nelson and other clergy, with events at the YMCA hall and partnerships with civic leaders. A national movement under William Philip Mall inspires the local drive, with further meetings scheduled across the heart of the city. The campaign seeks broad public involvement and will finalize arrangements Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hela
Lishop
Neasean
United Siries
Ao Reutreal Coummitter
New York
Wiliam Philip
de Neid
Pine
Denalte
Hbishop
Ik. Nelson
Readiey
W. Byrd
W. Wotauidram
John K. White
A. RB. Holderby
G. W. Buh
Br Moore
Beudon
Frank Kk. Jenkins
Kirbyve
Cronkley
Allaun Knieht
Cc. B. Witmer
Creorge FE. Mack
Cc. A. Langstim Anular
Hautin
Phi Kappa Anniversary Celebrated at Georgia
Athens February 3 Special The eighty third Phi Ikappa Literary Society anniversary at the University of Georgia drew a large crowd to the chapel. Glenn Legwen led the day with a notable speech praising oratory while noting its evolution and urging higher standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Legwen
Athens
Phi Ikappa Literary Society
University of Georgia
John Monahan
Joan Monahan
Phi Kappa
Demosthonian
Surieries
Coniversity
Onteger
Ertigen
Oratorical Association
Georgihia
Pandoera
Red and Black
Clyde Sharpshire
Alet
Archaimer
Sxosters
Dr Slicer's Address at Unitarian Church Delights Audience
Dr Sliver delivered the third satire in a series on Jesus as a Master of Life at the Taitaran Laurel on Spring Street. He spoke on Jesus and His Environment and linked Jesus’ thoughts to the social and political concerns of His time. Audience reaction was strong with praise for interpretive skill and teaching, and a reception followed in Sunday afternoon rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
Unitarian Church
Ur Sliver
Jesus
Spring Street
Pitt
Dry
W. Mitchel St. Peter Lynen
India
Mrs Wood surrenders at barracks in shooting case
Mrs Wy J Wood, wanted for a threatening letter to Mrs Frenny Simmons, turned herself in to Chief Tall at the barracks yesterday afternoon. She claims she read a newspaper story and believes Mrs Ballinger is at Simmons’ home. She fired four shots at Ballinger months ago and refuses to speak to reporters. Wood is to be tried in the recorder’s court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy J. Wood
Frenny Simmons
No. Street
Tall
Simmons
Sil
Recorder's Court
Wood
Peachtree Street
Cures Coughs and Colts in Sea Island Cotton Debate
The Savannah Cotton Trade Journal notes Cuba's seed quality and frost lines affect sea island cotton viability. It discusses old-field clearance, seed source, and climate limits, arguing frost timing and soil conditions determine profitability in Georgia Florida and Cuba. The piece emphasizes seed deterioration and historical yields in Texas and Florida.
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Cuba
Savannah Cotton Trade Journal
Ince
Lile
Sea Islands
Te Marelaa
South
Caralina
Orgia
Florida
Sea Island
Cohitns
Benes
Texas
Savannah
Wales
Burke County
Georgia
Gadsden County
Ocala Sea Island
New York Cotton Market Shuts Quiet Amid Holiday Induced Pause
New Orleans reports a quiet spot market with 2,100 bales traded as visitors filled the exchange. Quotations unchanged with Liverpool gains supporting early open. New Orleans closes 2 to 4 points higher. Liverpool notes steady futures as European markets mixed. Beers Cotton Letter cites firmer opening then late-day softness amid light volumes and disrupted domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cottom Exchange
Liverpool
Pepruary
R M Serle & Co General Market Letter Atha February 23
The English market shows no adverse influence as Blew continues to move out rapidly. Bulls hold the situation with no new developments in movement to trigger a shift in expectations. Weather has cut receipts but better roads may lift movement. Trade figures high, prices steady with cautious profit taking. Net day gain about two points. Veteran traders stay cautious while underlying tone remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beer
New Orleans
Liverpool
Chester Cab
Ina
Amer
Dai
Rss
Atha
Notioen
Continus
Holdera
New York
Live Stock Market Reports Across Regions
The bulletin records cattle and sheep receipts and prices from Kansas City St Louis and other markets. It cites January February demand, market strength, and price ranges for cows heifers steers bulls and lambs with figures like 6.50 to 7.15 for heavy cattle and 3.40 to 5.80 for lambs. Texans and natives mix in supply and prices vary by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fienga
Mobruary
Reéveipis
Ealy
Kansas City
St. Louis
Market and price listings from Atlanta February notes
A broad price roundup covers live stock cattle hogs and sheep receipts, with steers under 1000 pounds at 3.75 to 5.25 per cwt and various stocker rates. Fresh totals for hogs, sows, and lambs appear, plus detailed flour, grain, and meal quotes, then a country produce section with fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats. Also notes down railroad excursion rates to Mardi Gras hubs and a tonic ad for Morley’s Lemon Elixir.
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Supreme Court. of
Tack
Connell
Pauple
Job
Templem
Pinkten
Ridelityy
Maxwell
Walsh
James Mc Bank
The
Southern Railway
California
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
Weite
J. C. Beam, Jr
DPL
Allanta
Ichuese
Nanent
Slaister
DR. Slicer
Philippines
Port Weegh
Mont
Youman
Geo. R. Law & Co
Whitehall
Tnt Aie
Mrs. Wood
All Drug Star
Butures Operedt Stuady
Mlase
Wee Mane-daly
Santos Gn
F S
London
Atchison Ry
Oliners Central
Louisvlle
Eptuary Skywear
R. M. Serle & Co
Tter
Alen-Miles Co
Damand
Het Sailer
Yexua
Ty Heavy
Atlante
Victor
Arbuckle
Lion
Cordova
South Georgia
L. W
Worcester
Doz
Creek
Tennessee
Jersey
Ai ‘Co
Virginia
Navy
Pelorua
Swancy
Bo S
Fornia
Malaga
Pensacola
Fla
Mobile Alja
Central of Georgia Railway
W. Tf. Fogg
Wall Street
Atlanta, Ga
Morley
Bussey
Pacific
Memphis
Los Angeles
San Franci
Portland
Ore
el Paso
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
L Parrott
Trav. Pas. Ag
Aulanta. GA
Atlanta Phonograph Company
Peachtres St
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Frank Hawking
BH. M. Atringon
A. McCord
Cushion
Tmos. C, Erwin
Jeet
Ong
Third National Bank
Rosser
H. T. Athlinbon
Frank Bawkins
DE. A. W. Calhoun
H.W. McCouple
John W. Grant
Carroll Payne
Letire of Credit
Foreign
Feld
Werta
WM. 1. Peel
Robt. F. Waddox
Peepegeo
A. Nicollo
Cnabler
Aset, Cashier
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Tim
Georgia State
E. Hunnicutt & Co. Oe
E Broadecessors
Ee Hunnicutt. & Bellingrath Co
Doctor
D.W. Yarbrough
E. Hunter St
Union Depot
Atlant Tay Jonerhora
Geneshera
Nattanooka
Maris Tir
Lathrangze
Stima
Montgomery
Norfolk
Sarbeviile
eWashtseto
Auguata
Cenyere
Covington
Rai Eens Tellers
Amr Aozusua
Barmlers
Dearborn
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Robinson-Humphrey CO
Geo
Electric Light Company
Honda
Logal Securities
Hubbard Bros. & CO. Cotton Commission Merchants
York
New York Cotton Exchange
Southern
Exchange
W. H. Patterson & CO. Investment Securities
A. B. Baxter & Co., Inc
Murphy & CO
New For
Chicago
New Orleane Cotton
South Pryor Street
Gouth
R. M. Seale & Co
N. Pryor
Kimball House
W. Lee & Co
Ware & Leland
Gibert & Olaf
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer Engar
H W. Bright
H. & B. Beer
Cotton Merchants
New Orleans Cotton 2Change
Liverpool Cotton Association
Martin & Bro
Investment Securities
William E. Bush
Augusta, Ga
Hesinens
John Heins & CO
Philadelphia
Highley
Dak
Marven
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Ao
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