Tanlac credited with 45 pound gain for Atlanta stonecutter
Alexander Gibos, a Stone Mountain stonecutter long employed by a granite firm near Atlanta, claims Tanlac increased his weight by 45 pounds after three bottles. He describes prior stomach trouble, indigestion, dizziness, weak health, and poor appetite, noting rapid improvement in hunger, sleep, strength, and work capacity within days. Tanlac is sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy and agents in southern towns.
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Alexander Gibos
Big
Granite Corporation
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Taniac
Tanlac
Atlante
Jacobs Pharmacy
South
Indy
Bearden Takes Strychnine After Work Woes
East Point resident Bearden, 54, killed himself with forty eight strychnine tablets after six weeks without work. He bought poison at East Point Pharmacy and died at home around 10 AM after convulsions. Coroner to hold inquest.
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EB M Maloch
The
Constitution
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Hong
Walker
Supreme Court Takes Up Innes Extradition Case Thursday
Washington DC January 3 special The Innes extradition case, first on the Supreme Court docket, was not called due to Justice Lamar's death. It will be resumed Thursday with Hugh M Dorsey opposing Joseph Walden Bailey, who represents Victor Ines and his wife sought in Georgia over the disappearance of Beatres Neims and Flaise Dennis.
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Tnnes
Supreme Court
Lamar
Hugh M Dorsey
Joseph Walden Bailey
Texas
Victor Ines
Georgia
Beatres Neims
Flaise Dennis
Bailey
Oregon
County Policemen Dine with Chief and Mrs Matthiessen
County policemen and their wives were entertained by Chief George Matthiessen and his wife at the Ansley hotel last night. The event was well attended by the county force and enjoyed by all present.
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George Matthiessen
Ansley Hotel
Flag Lowered In Georgia For Justice Lamar
Governor Nate Harris issues proclamation ordering the state flag at half mast on the day of Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar’s funeral. The measure honors the late Supreme Court justice and former Georgian, noting his service from the state assembly to the high court and his national prominence.
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Justice Lamar
Atlanta
Joseph Rucker Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nate Harris
Washington
Georgia
Joseph Rucker Lamer
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Bench
United Sister
Georese
Executive Department
Atinate
Brat NG Harrib
State appoints ex senator J T Hixon as oil inspector
Ex State Senator J T Hixon of Carroll County has been named state oil inspector to succeed Dr W Bryant, who resigned to resume medical practice in College Park. Hixon takes over duties in the Department of Agriculture while Bryant stays until January 18 to close out his administration.
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Nator J.J
HIXON
J T Hixon
Carroll County
W . Bryant
Department of Agriculture
Bryant
Commissioner of Agriculture
College Park
Atlanta Lawyers Urge Judge Hill as Lamar Successor
Atlanta lawyers press Judge Hill to replace Justice Lamar on the Georgia Supreme Court. They report active support to Washington for Hill’s appointment, noting his vigor and learning. Age may hinder chances, but advocates push his candidacy amid ongoing bar actions and letters.
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Atlanta
Judge Hill
Lamar
Governors Pay Warrants Discounted by National Park Bank
Governor Harris accepted the bid of the National Park Bank New York City fiscal agent to discount the entire issue of the governors monthly warrants for teachers pay. The bid covers 1916 and amounts to 100000 dollars for the year at 3 percent interest. The arrangement, authorized by the teachers pay bill, ensures prompt payment to Georgia's teachers.
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Harris
National Park Bank
New York City
State of
Georgia
John D Walker
Sparta
George L Bell Jr Joins Local Law Firm Bell Ellis Bellis
Announcement dated Saturday notes the admission of George L Bell Jr to the law firm Bell Hillis and the firm name change to Bell Ellis Bellis. The firm now includes Clarence Bell F E Ells and George L Bell Jr with Bell Jr a 2 year practitioner after graduating from Atlanta Law School and gaining early success at the bar.
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George L. Bell, JR
Bell & Hillis
Bell, Ellis & Bellis
Clarence Bell
F E Ells
George L. Bell Jr
Atlanta Law School
Secall
Trust Company of Georgia Claims Largest Trust in Southeast
The Trust Company of Georgia distributed over a million dollars in coupon bond interest and sinking fund payments, with regular and liquidating dividends for corporations it trustees. It reports 1915 deposits of 2,795,562.87, a 25 percent net income, and a large surplus of 1,009,050.14, branding it the southeast’s largest trust firm.
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Trust Company of Georgia
Trust Company
Cleriss
Ite
Rms
Fts Capital
Fie
Col R T Van Horn Dies at 91 in Kansas City
Colonel Robert Thompson Van Horn founder of The Kansas City Journal and noted journalist and statesman of the middle west died at his home in Kansas City Missouri today at age 91.
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R. T. van Horn
Kansas City
Robert Thompson van Horn
The
Kansas City Journal
Middle West
Municipal Court Objection Filed by Savannah Residents
Three Savannah residents Kavannah GI Janusty Merare Brannen G W Millikan and M Wilensky filed in superior court a petition seeking an injunction. They challenge the constitutionality of a recent law passed by the city.
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Kavannah
Savannabad Court Backed by Petition in Chathara Case
A petition seeks to abolish the magistrate’s office in Chathara county and maintain the municipal court. The city argues it has no right to appropriate funds though the 1918 budget lists 15,900 dollars for court maintenance. A hearing is scheduled in a few days.
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Savannabad
Chathara
Ttme
Fox presents Manteil and Hamper in The Green-Eyed Monster
William Fox offers Robert Manteil and Genevieve Hamper in The Green Eyed Monster at the cinema. The cast delivers a suspenseful drama with dramatic confrontations and a pivotal reveal.
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William Fox
Robert Manteil
Genevieve Hamper
Green-Eyed
Monater
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