Municipal Court Opens In Atlanta On New Year Day
The Atlanta municipal court begins today replacing the old justice of the peace system. Governor Staton will sign the act at 10 AM, Chief Justice Eugene Thomas to receive authority. Two justices challenge legality. court gears up with clerks, typists, and a 1500 pending cases to process. Cooperation expected from lawyers and officials as seizures and garnishments reform underway.
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Municipal Court of
Atlanta
Fulton County
Justice of the Peace Courts
Atlanta Bar Association
John M. Staton
Eugene Thomas
Edgar Watkins
Atlanta Bar Desocration
John , Pendicton
Fulton County Superior Court
Chick
Thomas
Justices of the Peace
Jimces Jorden
Seeley
I-Junction
gjezKe
New Court
Cr. Miller
J.eee
H. B Cobb
James Girardeau
Stevens
C. Jones
McGick
Hewitt
Chambers
O B Simpson
Cztika
George A. Patterson
G.A. “Cartér
Vera Cooper
Eva Baker
O. H. Puckett
Mitchell Street
Luther Hosser
E. H. Orr
Pryor
Hunter Streets
Temple Court
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Bakery Men Attend A Splendid Banquet In Atlanta
The Atlanta meeting of the American Bakeries Corporation heads praised hospitality given by visiting officials and managers. The two year old group reported success and favorable plant performance under a patented bread process used by 124 bakeries. Attendees included W. M. Scicer and others from Jacksonville Birmingham Chattanooga and Birmingham affiliates.
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Atlanta
American Bakeries’ Corporation
Southeastern
University Club
Ednesay
W. M. Scicer
Wil Ham
Fisch
H. Maichow
E. W. Sturdevant
Ll. E. Rogers
W. Dsime
Chattanooga
K. T. Millson
RC. ‘Thompson
J. H. Ray
H A. Binford
Birmingham
Minstrel Show At Atlanta Federal Prison
Warden W H Moyer invites Atlantans to a 3 30 pm minstrel show by inmates at the Atlanta federal prison a replay of the Christmas performance and a New Year visitors show to cheer the prisoners on the first day of the year vaudeville performers will also visit the prison in the morning for inmate entertainment.
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Atlanta
Fassett Voices Republican View Amid National Debate
J Sloat Fassett of New York, former district attorney, state senator, and six term congressman, discusses the national political scene from an old line Republican perspective. He criticizes progressives, warns of centralization of power, and argues the constitution’s founders sought separation of powers.
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J. Sloat Fassett
New York
F. G. Hodgson
Atlanta
Hodgson
Frasett
Port of New York
Elmira
Mr. Fassett
Fassett Sees GOP's Future In Progressive Rise And Machine Shakeup
Senator William S. Fassett predicts the Republican party will drift toward the progressive wing under public demand while reform pressures reshape the stale machine faction. He singles out Primaries and reduced Southern influence as key shifts, notes New York’s political mood, and that Roosevelt’s role remains pivotal amid upcoming congressional tests. Fassett will stay in Atlanta, spending time golfing between political discussions.
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Roosevelt
Charles B. Hughes
Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Fassett
Fassett
Mexico
Aventa
New York State
Sulser
Ares F. Murphy
New York
Glynn
Doctor Williams to Lecture on Shams at Carnegie Library
Dr T A Williams of Waallington a nerve specialist attends AAAS meeting and will deliver two public lectures under Fulton County Medical Society auspices on Sham Mental Healers and true mental healing. Public invited. Lecture at Carnegie Library at 8 o'clock.
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T. A. Williams
Waallington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Fulton County Medical Society
Williams
Carnegie Library
Atlanta Rain Forecast for New Year Day 1914
Weather officials predict wet conditions in Atlanta for the first day of 1914 with rain likely before nightfall. Dense clouds linger over the Seaboard as officials explain the fog came from a bank of smoke, delaying any major storm in the east.
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Atlanta
Trely
Seaboard
Gulf
Lamnen
Weather Bureau
Blue Sky Law Burdens Secretary Cook With Extra Duties
Secretary of State Phil Cook faces overwhelming workload from enforcing the new Blue Sky law. He has received hundreds of securities sales applications and notes some applicants avoid answering questions. He states Georgia has no appropriation for enforcement and lacks funds for clerical support, leaving him bogged down by correspondence.
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Blue Sky Law
Phil Cook
Cook
Georgia
Poor Man's Land Alaska Described by Governor Strong
Washington reports Governor Strong predicts Alaska will be a poor man's land with no millionaire homes on hills or heavy pauper fears. He cites vast coal lands still undeveloped and improving labor conditions, expecting Alaska to soon enter the normal market for labor.
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Washington
Alaska
Governor Strong
Lane
Alask
Railroad Y M C A to Open House Today
The Railroad Y M C A invites railroad men and helpers to its rooms today from eight in the morning to midnight. Hot oysters and coffee will be served, with three quartets and a musician entertaining in the afternoon and evening. The latch string is out and visitors are welcome. Hyde reinstated as lawyer in New York after bribery conviction, allowed to practice pending appeal.
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Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Railroad
Central Baptist Church
Cottage
Temple
Basmaijian
Association Orchestra
Hyde
New York
Charles II. Hyde
City
Chamberlain
Gaynor
New York Bar Association
Carnegie Trust Company
State Supreme Court
High Court
New Depot at Jonesboro Opens for Central of Georgia
The new depot at Jonesboro central to the Central of Georgia railroad has been completed. Railroad authorities claim the facility offers splendid arrangements for the convenience and comfort of passengers and the traveling public.
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Central of Georgia Railroad
Jonesboro
Sims Indicted East Point City Clerk on Embezzlement Charge
J R Sims former East Point city clerk was indicted for embezzling 2102.80 from city funds and released on a 2500 bond signed by A R and a C Hemet. Deputy Sheriff George Broadnax arrested him Wednesday morning after the grand jury handed down the indictment Tuesday. Sims acknowledged discrepancies in his books but denied guilt noting surprise at criminal proceedings. He had served East Point as city clerk for several terms and is related by marriage to a local family.
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J. R Sims
East Point
A. R
Ac. Hemet
George Broadnax
Saat Sims
Sima
Alexa
Sime
John. Humphries
West Point
Sunt
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Sloar Fassett
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DR. Williams
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Jonsdhara
J. R. Sims
Crichton-Shumaker
Garner
Hunter
Allanta
Crichton
D. E. Shumaker
Crichton-Shumaker Business College
Empire State Bank Capital
South Broad Street
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Iness
Perity
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
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