King for Supreme Court: Georgia lawyer praised as ideal fit
The public and bar back Alexander C King for the U S Supreme Court vacancy, lauding his character, scholarship, and temperamental fitness. The author asserts King embodies the best traditions of the court and would be an ideal justice regardless of political division or origin.
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Alexander C King
Supreme Bench of
United States
Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
King
Supreme Court
Mr King
Suppress the pistol and the dirk for Georgia’s safety
The article argues for strong measures to curb armed crime in Georgia, insisting that crime reflects more on law enforcement and societal conditions than race. It stresses protecting life and the state’s reputation, and calls for decisive steps beyond present laws to curb concealed weapons.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Addressing Violence and Law Enforcement in Georgia
The piece urges firm crackdown on crime regardless of race, stressing the need to prevent bloodshed and protect citizens. It calls on local authorities to curb pistol toters bullies and thugs and asks lawmakers to empower police to enforce laws boldly and effectively.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Billy Sunday Preaches Patriotism and Preparedness in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Reverend Billy Sunday urges choosing America over Europe and supports military readiness for defense and peace. The Chicago Herald notes Presbyterians largely back a strong army and navy and military training for youth, arguing it need not clash with Christian ideals.
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Europe
Billy Sunday
Trenton
N J
Tabernacle Pillar
Chicago Herald
Presbyterian Church
Yeading
A Fad Book for Merchants to Personalize Sales Tactics
A Long Green Magazine idea suggests merchants keep a fad book listing each customer’s interests and personal traits to tailor service. While humorous, the plan aims to improve sales by recognizing individual preferences and offering personalized attention.
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Long Green Magazine
John T Smith
Democrat
Winter Spring Verses and Nature Reflections
Poetic medley on spring longing and nature’s renewal. Quatrains touch on gardens, daisies, violets, Winter’s fading grip, and a hopeful ride around the sun, with dreamlike lines about the earth and sky and a wistful look at seasonal change.
Uncle Jules Sings The Grip And The Sky Of Your Queen
Fragmentary verse blends dialog about the terrible grip and a pirate boarding a ship. The speaker mocks leadership and fate while urging caution and acceptance of the vast sky as solace. A mix of odd phrases and quoted lines forms a compressed, dramatic lyric vignette.
Echoes of the South in Verse and Prose Tribute to Henry Grady
A collage of dialect poetry and prose tribute pieces reflecting southern identity and public memory. The text includes a verse on Henry Grady and a memorial tone praising his influence, interwoven with regional speech, refrains on weather and politics, and notes from editors and contributors across Montross and Washington DC.
Shuffling Along the Street Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem by 3. E. Serures contemplates aging and lost youth. A speaker recalls a life of love and beauty, urging a fortysomething shuffle along the street. The text mentions a girl with golden hair and a guitarist youth, then returns to aging and unfulfilled potential.
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Atlexte, Ga
Sermons and a Recall Election Reflections at Atlanta Churches
Multiple Atlanta churches announce Sunday services with variety of topics. Rev J L White preaches The Story of the World's Great Revivals at 11, Let Us Have Peace at night. Dr Henry A Porter begins at Second Baptist on Moses and prodigal. Others include First Baptist, Capitol View, Western Heights, Jackson Hill, First Christian, Central Congregational, Incarnation, St Paul, Ponce de Leon, Egleston Memorial, St Marius, Grant Park, East Point, Trinity, First Presbyterian, East Point Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Druid Hills, and the Railroad Y M C A with diverse sermons and Sunday school notes.
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the Baptist Tabhanacle
J L. White
The
Baptist Lacernacts
Second Baptist
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Moses
Capitol View Baptist
Capitol View Baptist Church
Central Congregational
W H Hopkins
Congregational Churches of the South
Central Congregational Church
Carnegie Library
Hopkins
Atlanta
East Point Methodist
Julius Magath
Candler School of Theology
CV Weathers
Capitols Gossip on W A Extension Plans and Advisory Board Named
The Western and Atlantic railroad leasing commission seeks written sealed information on a potential standard grade railroad extension to the sea. It invites surveys, maps, and cost estimates from coastal Georgia sources and plans to report to the General Assembly after county consultations. General J Van Holt Nash appoints an advisory board to help reorganize the military department within a 39000 dollar appropriation. The board includes Major J Herris Cann, Major M S Daniel, Colonel J G Butler, Colonel 4 Thomas, Colonel O H Hall, Major H P Hunter, Captain EB Wells, Major G C Heyward, Major J O Seamans, and Captain F P McIntyre. Secretary Cook explains Macon’s rapid compliance with the new auto license tax law, noting council ordinance requires registration and a certificate, with state numbers mandated. Savannah and Sumter counties show scattered responses, while Americas lags.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
Comrottion
Western and Atlantic
Commission
Georgia
Atlanta
Mapa
General Assembly
J. van Holt Nash
J van Holt Nash
Military Department
J Herris Cann
M S Daniel
Quartermadern Corps
United States
J G Butler
Coleonel
Thomas
O H Hall
H P Hunter
EB Wells
Field Artilery
G C Heyward
Coast Artillery Corps
J O Seamans
Cavalry
F P McIntyre
Chetary Cook
Macon
Bibb County
Beerstary
Witch City
Way to Man's Heart and the Dope Habit in City News
A strange blend of civic chatter and health notes fills the page. Finance chair Ed Inman hosts feasts to persuade councilmembers on city spending while Dr J Kennedy discusses dope treatment and post cure reintegration challenges. Council activity stalls until the January apportionment is set, with a police board vacancy and leap year bachelor watchers noted.
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Ed Inman
Kennedy
J . Kennedy
City Hospital
WP Fain
Fains
Isaac Schoen
Harry Poole
AH Heey J L McCord
Oscar Wailhamsen
Georgia Court Appeals Affirms Multiple City Court Rulings
Georgia Court of Appeals affirms judgments from numerous city and county courts. Cases involve railroad, banking, real estate, hardware, and municipal disputes across Atlanta Cairo Carrollton Dublin Floyd Oglethorpe Brunswick and Douglas. Several plaintiffs in error are represented by various firms, with judges named for each appeal.
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Ocilla Southern Railroad Company
Court of
Nashvile
Harnson
D Lovett
Quincey
B Wall
Hendricks Milla & Hendrecks
Yatesvile Banking Company
Fourth Natial Bank of Allents
City Court of
Atlanta
Reid Anderson
Hazlehurst
Grant Gordon Knox
Mewton Gaskins
D Dell
Ctioe of
Atlas Realty, Company
City Court of Atlanta
Reid J & Mayson
Ellis Jr
Rosner Brandon Slaton & Phillips
Stiles Hopkins
Leren
Kytle
City Court of Carrolton
Beall J . Newel
Adamson & Brown, Roop & Fielder
Willie Tiarterfield & Conger
Bell & Weathers
Custer
Neveracd
Pitta
Municipal Court of Atlanta I
McNuffie
EN Carter Jr
Piledman
Ware & Harper
Municipal Court of Aianta, Mayon & Johnson
Alvin L. Richards
Moore & Pomeros W P Coles
Roddenberg Hardware Company
Merritt
City Court of Cairo
Singletary
ML. Ledford
Bellay Weathers
Barrett
First National Bank of Rome
Carrollton
Beall J . Newell
Plantiff
Boykig & Robinson
Floyd County
Reece, Hiarme & Harris
Hubsake
Diamias
Perry
Friedin
City Court of Oglethorpe
Greer J
Bull & Son
Plaineife
Jule Felton
Byrd Y Brown
City Court of Brunswick
Krauss J T Colson
H Crovatt
Soliesitor
Nobles Smith
Out Court of Douglas
Lankford
T Allen
E Heath
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Alvert Howell Jr
ER Bisch
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Atlante
Posfaace
Mexico
Umblmaria Alls
Mai
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sWeekly
Caerier
FR Holliday
Constitution Building
Aoa
Washington
Street
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Dagiera
King and the Bench
Algo
South Carolina
Lowell
Mars
Kaiser
Villa
Huerta
Austria
Peace
Jenni
Teo Miner-Chapi
Jules
Lites
Hreak
Saya
Henry W. Grady
Adama Enterprise
Stan Fant
Dizzy Wren de
Old South
Georgis
Baker
Ontross, Va
Henry Grady
C C Baker
Montross
Holmes Harris
Washington, DC
Caedus
Mister Money
Eald
Rollin Dewat
First Baptist
Jesus
the Father
C W Dante
First Baptist Church
Western Heights
Jachkson Hell Baptist
L Fi Barton
Jackson Hill
First Christian
L . Bricker
First Christian Church
Miness
Church OF Incarnation
Episcopal
Church of the Incarnation
See Street
West End
L B Richards
St, Paul
J W Quillian
St Pauls Methodist Church
Fonch DE Leon Avenue Methodist
H A. King
Ponce de Leon Methodist Church
Egleston Memorial Methodist
J H Elder
ST. Marius
W R Hendrix
St Marks Church
Grant Park
Trinity Methodist
Trinity Church
Cherlea Q Jones
First Presbyterian
J. Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
Lyons
East Point
Cevtral Presbyterian
Dunbar H Ogdens
Central Presbyterian Church
Caleb
Druid Bills Presbyterian
Druid Hilla Presbyterian Church
M Melver
M.C
Railroad Young Mens Christian Association
Alabama Street
St. Cremeau
Inman Yards Methodist Church
Universalist Church
Gautama
Buddha
John W Rowlett
Capitol
Cook
Chatham
Jonathan Norcross
Atlanta Republican
Court of Appeals of Georgia
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