Slain man suspected weaponless in churchyard shooting
Mrs Godfrey and sisters allege a frame up in the murder of Spier at Anglar avenue and Bedford Place. They claim no weapon was found, that Spier loved his daughter, and a sensational letter threatening the bishops surfaced at a preliminary hearing. The Bishops face bond and a hearing to continue.
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Spier
H A
Ter
Anglar Avenue
Bedford
L GB
L. Tarplee
WS Godfres
Constitution
Mitchell Strret
Dorothy
God- Trex
Bisan
Godfey
Bishops
Bishop
Daucgt
Regarder John
Godfrey
Ghnann
Bonda
Vis Godfrex
Change in Rubber Covering for Wires Promises Big Savings
An Atlanta electrician announces a citywide standard: braided braid covered wire will be accepted in all installations after a specified date, reducing electrical losses and potentially saving citizens thousands of dollars annually. The department notes a reduced current loss and increased safety with the new braid covering.
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PC Tone
Atlanta
Mt Gon
Amd Teinding
SR KS
Sears
Hard Luck Story Heard in Court Over Contempt Case
John Foiliott testifies in Superior Court about his alleged failure to pay alimony to his wife and his claims of bankruptcy and unemployment. He asks the court to modify the order so he can resume payments to his former spouse as the defense argues. The matter was presented through the law firm Bell & his.
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John Foiliott
Pmintt
Wis Ellett | Elliott
Phe Augmer
Bell
Evinsarraigned before commissioner in Jacksonville case
United States Commissioner Wo Cel Quitt Carter heard the case of J E from Jacksonville charged with receding from the Jacksonville post office a letter to the Ferry Fish company. Testimony and witness introduction were discussed with District Attorney Hooper Alexander seeking permission to bring an additional witness. RAH indicated the witness will be important.
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United States
Wo Celquitt Carter Vesterdat
Facksonville
Tucatay Tnstrict
Hooper Alexander
Atlanta ministers begin 1916 meeting at Central church
The Atlanta Trvangelican Ministers' association opened its first 1916 session at Central Congregational church with talks on defraying Layman's Conference expenses and moral influence on cleaner politics. Speakers included Dunbar Ogden, W Wooda White, G BR. Buford, and Dr Henny A Porter welcomed as new member. The group was invited to see the photo play Damaged Goods at the Lirk theater, hosted by L. H Greathouse despite some criticism from clergy who had not attended.
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Central Congregational Church
Dunbar Ogden
Central
Presbyterian Church
W. C Shadier
Lutheran Church
W Wooda White
Atlanta
Associated Charities
G. BR. Buford
Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henny A Porter
the Second Baptist Church
J Sprole Lyons
Lirk
L. H Greathouse
Manustere
Second Baptist Church Dedicated in Augusta
Augusta Ga January 3 Special The Second Baptist church of this city was dedicated Sunday Four services were held beginning 730 am Rev J S Holley of Jeffersonville Ga preached the morning service Rev M Ashby Jones of the First Baptist church Augusta spoke at afternoon and night services Pastor O F Culbert has led the church for over eleven years The building erected in 1907 was not dedicated until debt free The church cost over 18000 and seats 500
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Auguste
Second Baptist Church
Thia City
Holley
Jeffersonville
M Ashby Jones
First Baptist Church
Augusta
O F Culbert
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Gudfre
Tisaon
Elliott
Evins
Brown & Allen
Terminal Station
Man
Whitehall Street
Atlanta Trvangelican Ministers
Tsociation
Second Baptist
Cloud Stanford Company
Doran
RTS
Vercoats
Ders
Cloud Stanford CO
Rae
Tsay
N.broad Street
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