Driver Fined After Two Collisions
A motorist was fined after causing two crashes in a town, with testimony from a driver and a street conductor. Police reported the subject rammed a car, struck a vehicle, and then attempted to move a machine while intoxicated. The incident involved a stop by an officer, abandonment of the scene, and multiple damaged wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getcets
Hartson
Reeklew
Rtm
Onegra Pak
Boca
Hudson
Sheriff of Sumter to Be Buried Today
The obituary notes the death of Winton te Muller long serving sheriff of Sumter County. He passed away after a long illness and will be buried this afternoon at Gray wane. Survived by a wife and two sisters, memorial plans are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Winton Te Muller
Aed &T
Thomas
Bern Conn
Athe Saree Lds
Meath
Floyd County Records List Sixty Divorce Cases On Docket
A Floyd County docket shows sixty divorce cases, with most filed on grounds of desertion. The record notes undefended matters and a high volume, reflecting a surge in civil family actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Freedmen's Aid Society meeting at Gammon Seminary
The fifth annual gathering of presidents deans and principals of the Freedmen's Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church convenes at Gammon Theological Seminary. Over twenty college officials attend as President P Vo Watters of Gammon presides and the refectory dedication is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedmen's Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gammon Theological Seminary
P Vo Watters
Gammany Theological Seminary
Freedmens Aid
G WW Hubbard
Meharry Medical College
United States
Atlanta
Gammen
Theolosal Semanary
Thos
Harland Penning & J
Reuoett
L Mo Tunten
Earle Stone
Cox
Ebl
Carman
George Evans
King & Mo
Melden
Spencer MW
Desan
Wallace J Heypolds
Shaw
Thomas Fuah
Hibbard
Pw Watters
Davane
Howen Secretirs
Aomas Nicholson
Board of
Ediation
Ben Ot Wilew
Marshall Texas
A YP Camphor
Central Alabama Institute
Taft Appointment Favored by Hill for Supreme Bench
A Hill letter urges Taft as ideal for the Supreme Court, praising his moderation and nonpartisan statesmanship. It comments on past appointments and criticizes contemporaries while endorsing a Taft selection to unite the court and satisfy Democratic and Southern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilt Sul Tou
Fen
Connecion
Supreme Court
Lee
Georgia
Faymar
Shem Revlon Arnold Alexander C
HB Adams
Amitus
Taft
Harten
Lamar
Supreme Bench
Youle
United States
Winds Shift Warns of Warmer Air and North East Wind
The article notes a north northeast to southeast wind shift across the region with cooler air moving in from the north. Temperatures are expected to remain near or below freezing in central areas while a calm, easterly breeze influences the coast. Officers advise securing light items and monitoring evolving weather advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainy
Adi
Thaiea
Savaimia
Amd
Pho
Fy Oesin
Middle States
Poaelan Fanweather Peasails
Genergy
Wissis
Officers Named by Suffragists for Coming Year
Annual reports from all officers and Teaits as well as the election of officers to free during the ensuing year reatmed the annual meeting of the Fulton and Peath county branch of the George: Vquil Suffrage league Paes vy The following officers were elected to serve during 1916 "Miss Eleonore Front chairmin Vrs F VE Smith, fuervic chairmin "rs Hugh Lakes cecond Aice charman Mrs WoL Teilly Sentary Wis HV Hinman treas uer Urs to Goodran auditor Wra Mforelind Speer arqunlzer Wise Diea nor Turnet. Press agent Ph. adoption of 4 proposed budget of g2000 y is favored by the meeting or that amount $228 wee raised by predues and the remainder will be raised by entertainments and various donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton and Peath County
The
George
Vquil Suffrage League
Paes Vy
Eleonore
VE Smith
Fuervic
Hugh Lakes
Cecond
Aice Charman
Wol Teilly Sentary
Hinman Treasuer
Urs
Goodran
Who is a Go Fan and Why They Read The Constitution
A Go Fan is someone who spends afternoons and nights seeking amusement. They dance, drive, visit theaters, attend receptions and teas, play cards, and frequent clubs. They also read the morning paper, making The Constitution the most carefully read paper in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
City Free From Grip Says Health Official
Dr James G Hall of the board of health told The Constitution that Atlanta is presently unusually free from grip. He warned readers to guard against colds and draughts and to maintain healthy habits to strengthen defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James G Hall
Board of Health
the Constitution
Health Department
Perkinson Elected Mayor of Woodstock
Woodstock Georgia January 4 Apparent winner in a Woodstock election OT Parkinson was elected mayor and W L Dupree Wiles Dobbs J M Lathem Hal J Tean and JM Lathem named councilmen for the year 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
O T Parkinson
W L Dupree
Wiles Dobbs
J Mt Latham
Hal J Tean
JM Lathem
Carnesville Herald To Make Appearance In Town
Janesville January 4. A new weekly paper will debut here on Fridays titled The Carnesville Herald. Founders Manley McDaniel and Ardait will publish and run the office as proprietors with Manley serving as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnesville Herald
Janesville
Fla
Speaall
Manley
MéDaniel
Faii Ardait
Msweel
Carnesius Herald
Gdiun
Manley, McDaniel & Adar
Macon Locker Clubs May Secure Licenses
Macon on January 4 special report says city council weighs four month licenses for locker clubs to boost revenue. Licenses set at 15 dollars for four months. near beer saloons already shuttered since January. about twenty five licenses expected to run until May 1. several buildings in the city eyed for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Oty Cotmci
Iaf
Sis
Advance on Oil Stock Promises Big Returns in Oklahoma Drilling
An advertisement-like notice touts Uncle Sam Oil Company stock with promises of 10 to 80 percent advance on January 14. It highlights deep drilling in Pawnee County and other Oklahoma fields, a 165 mile pipeline, 127 producing wells, refineries, and nationwide distribution. The piece urges rapid investment before an anticipated price surge and touts a loyal independent ownership base and planned expansion to ten thousand barrels daily. It emphasizes stock availability at favorable terms and warns of quick action to secure shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranch Creek
Pawnee County
Oklahoma
Arkansas River
Boston
Win
Great Cushing
Thea Company
Pas
Tir Kanaas
Missouri
Eit Nandred
United States Supreme County
Phia
Amercans
Uncle Sam Olt
Atoch Heldera
Lit Company
Wil Trust
Partlesville
Big Ranch Creek
Baker Yowell
Pawnee
Red Tork
Tulsa County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park Commission
Ben Lee Crew
A M Thomas
Cyelaama
GW Dyer Oy
Jo Tiemister
Great Park
Nehion Crist
Piedmont Park
DJ Gilespie
Florist
True Hitter
Forester
JY Vea
Pookkeener
Mise Helena Douginas
Eas
Cocran
Don Oon Grant Park
Piedmont
Grant Park
Janel Serguilind
Paris
Ety Park
Park Mark
Bern
Kamae Eanie
Whiey
Aldetea Ogre
Badae
Singer
Thomonds
Maier & Berkele,inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Hill
Macon Locker Clubs
Council
Brenau
Gainesville
Alcrrepe
College and Conservatory
Blue Ridge
G. Griffin
D. D
Dr. E. G. Griffin
Gate City Dental Rooms
Brown & Allen
Alabama St
Wella
Nore
Citivena
Uncle Sam Ot
Kansas City
Kansas
Remitter
Uncle Sam Oil CO
H. H. Tucker, JR
Blackball
Sam Small
Constitution
Beavers
Woodward
Equor
First Christian Church
Mr Small
Tom Felder
W G Eicheberger
Anti-saloon League
Beavers Ha
Mqnor
Robert T Pace
James G Woodward
Ilas the
Ely
Vessrs
Memphis
Nashville
Richmond
Seattle
Tulsa
Ben Hill
Lew
J. W English
Andy King
Hebert C Cherk
Fai
Robert T. Pace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!