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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

6

Double Tracking Plans Proposed for City Street Lines

City officials propose extensive double tracking to improve mass transit. Lines from Woodward to Glennwood and Grant to Georgia avenues would be doubled, plus segments on 7th Street Simpson Ashby Bellwood and others. Kennedy Street and Magnolia require single tracks, with various streets extended to connect the system.

Widaward Ila Kelly Street Woodward Avenue Fair Street Glennwood Avenue Grant Street Georgia Avenue River Cay Ime Jones Avenue Simpson Street Slong Ashby Bellwood Avenue Simpson Luckte Street Runsisutt Street Ba Leld Luckie Street Hunnicutt Plum Street Phim Street Yempnil Avenue Hamphill Avenue Highland Avenue Elizabeth Street Lake Avenue

Three Tragedies In Tennessee Town

In Deennville Tennessee on January 11 George Hare 20 was stabbed and killed by Warren Ricker 30 who will surrender claiming self defense Suttles 14 shot himself after threatening Wylla sister to report a minor offense Two children of William Wilsop were handling a shotgun when it exploded injuring both hands possibly requiring amputation

Dheeneville Tenn George Hare Warren Ricker Laktern Rick Suttles Wylla Sister Willian Wilsop

Bank Elects Officers in Covington Georgia

Covington Ga January 11 special article reports a stockholders meeting of the First National Bank where officers and directors were elected. A 3 percent semi annual dividend was declared and 1 percent moved to surplus and undivided profits. Officers chosen include President Dr X Z Anderson First Vice President L G Benton Second Vice President C Y Johnson and Treasurer K E Stephenson. Directors named are Dr N Anderson L G Benton BE W Fowler James R Stephenson E C W B H Pennington L Kin Brooks CC Robinson A Belcher and C Rogers.

Bank Covington Spe First National Bank X. Z. Anderso L. G. Benton

Why Does Not The Stomach Digest Itself

In early medical discussion, questions arise about why the stomach does not self digest its own tissues despite powerful digestive acids. Historical experiments are cited, noting occasional gastric self-digestion in disease, and a commercial remedy called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is promoted as a digestive aid to restore normal function and prevent gastritis or ulcers.

Hiunte Barnard Pavy Stuart F. A. Stuart i Stuart Bidg Marshall, Mich

Death Avenue Sextette Toll Prompts Speed Limit Talk

Fulton county officials led by Chairman S B Turman consider action to curb automobile speeding after a six month death toll on Death Avenue between Fourteenth Street and Buckhead. A proposal seeks a 20 to 25 mph limit on heavily traveled roads, with discussion referred to the board on roads and bridges for February.

Penchtres Fourteenth Sirest Buckhead Committee On Public Works Board of County Comminssioners Fulton’ County B. Turmah Bona, Che Board of Roads ,and Bridges C. J. Anderson Tarman Corintic Georgia

Miss De Janon Leaves Cohen in Chicago Flight Reunion Denied

Roberta de Janon a Philadelphia heiress spent a night in a Chicago police station after eloping with waiter Federic Cohen and facing no charges. She admitted the elopement fault and said she would not marry Cohen, hoping to return to her grandfather. Philadelphia detectives planned to take both to Philadelphia next morning.

Chicago Roberta de Janon Philadelphia Ferederic Cohen Cohen Chicago Avenue Mise de Janon Mira de Janon Miss

Rockmart Bank Officers Elected at Annual Meeting

At Rockmart Georgia in January 1911 the Citizens National Bank held its annual meeting and announced officers elected. R. W. Everett was named president, R. Bradley vice president, W. B. Everett cashier, with directors including J. Thompson, S. Jones, W. Ferguson, R. F. Be, and W. Everett.

Rockmart Bank Rockmart Cliitens’' National Bank R. W. Everett RR. Bradley W. B. Everett Thompson Son-Jones W. Ferguson Everett

Georgia Tax Case and Labor Trust Debate Spark Prices Criticism

Springfield address by John Kirby, president of the National Manufacturers Association, blames a labor trust for rising living costs and wage demands. He accuses labor unions of seeking control over hired labor with civic federation backing, while defenders cite tariff and capitalistic trusts as price drivers. The piece also notes Wesleyan College expansion and outlines Georgia railroad tax case arguments before the Supreme Court, detailing the charter limits and tax exemptions under scrutiny.

Springfield Mass John Kirby Jax National Manufacturers Association Labor Trust Employers’ Association For Kirby National Civic Federation Kitty National Civic Federation Review Labor Civic Federation Mark Hanna American Federation of Labor Samual ‘Gompers Mitchell Easley National Association of Manufacturers S Presenta Gamipers Taft

Giles 10 Make Race in First Georgia District

Savannah Ga January 11 Enoch J Giles of Toombs county announces candidacy for congress from the first Georgia district. It is presumed Congressman Charley G Edwards will seek re election and Kate Simmons of Buford county is expected to join. No other candidates have been heard.

Savannah Enoch J. Giles Toombs County Georgia Charley G. Edwards Kate Simmons Buford County

Stockholders Meet in Jackson First National Bank

The annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank in Jackson met today. The regular annual dividend was declared, surplus increased to 12,000, yielding a capital of 50,000 and total surplus of 412,000. Directors remained the same. Officers listed: J. H. Carmichael, president. A. Homer Carmichael, vice president and cashier. JT. Beauchamp, cashier.

Jackson First National Bank J. H. Carmichaal A. Homer Carmichael

Gas Explosion Kills Six At Plymouth Shaft

At the Nottinsham colliery in Plymouth five men and a boy died in a gas explosion while sinking a shaft. Six other men were badly burned. Most victims were foreigners. Officials and rescue workers entered the mine and remained at the bottom late tonight.

Wilkesbarre Nottinsham Leigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company Plymouth

Mass Meeting Denounces Columbus Police Actions

In Columbus Ga on January 11 a mass meeting of 500 to 600 condemned the majority of police commissioners for lowering Detective James Palmer to patrolman. Presiding was William L. Lott with Judge A W Cozart and others speaking. The crowd urged City Council to demand an explanation from Police Chairman Moncrief. a call for resignations was ruled out of order.

Columbus James Palmer Gulumbua Smith-Brown Willam L. Lott A. W. Cozart Robert M. Howard Charles L. Willams Richard Howard Palmer

Marmola Prescription Tablet Promises Fast Fat Loss

An advertisement extols Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe quick-fat-loss aid for fashionable women. It claims dramatic weight reduction without exercise, restraint, or harm, and promotes the Marmola Go supply from Marmola Company, Detroit, at seventy-five cents.

Detroit Mich

Curtiss Wins From Paulhan In Aviation Meet

Glenn H Curtiss defeated French aviator Paulhan at Los Angeles aviation day. Curtiss set a new speed record on a passenger aircraft at 55 miles per hour with Jerome S Fancullis aboard, while Paulhan carried his mechanician and flew 3 miles but failed to match the speed. Four surplus planes drew 30 000 spectators as Roy Knabenshue and Lincoln Beachy flew dirigible balloons. An accident injured Edgar Smith, struck by propeller blades during setup for his first fight.

Los Angeles Cal Glenn H. Curtiss Pauthan Curtfas Estabiispett Maniager Jerome S. Fancullis Paulhan Curtiss Aviation Field Edgar Smith Roy Knabenshue Lincoln — Beachay

John J Doonan Dies Pioneer Citizen of Atlanta

John J Doonan aged 67 a pioneer citizen of Atlanta died at 2 PM at 244 Washington street after a lingering illness He was born in Augusta Ga moved to Atlanta in boyhood and served in the Second Georgia during the Civil War He later worked with the Georgia railroad survived by wife Margaret Gariber and children J T Doonan J J Doonan Jr A A Doonan FP G Doonan all of Atlanta John B Doonan a Woodstock College student and Margaret Doonan of Atlanta Also surviving are brother Rev James A Doonan of Georgetown University and sisters Mary Madden of Atlanta and Sister M Aloysious Doonan of Visitation Convent Baltimore Funeral arrangements to be announced The funeral will be at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Thursday morning with interment at Oakland cemetery Pallbearers named

John J. Doonan Ciixen Atlanta Washington Street Augusta Second Georgia Regiment Georgia Railroad Catholic Knighty of America Margaret Gariber J. T. Doonan J. J. Doonan A.A. Doonan FP. G. Doonan John B. Doonan Woodstock College Margaret Doonan James A. Doonan Georgetown University Mary Madden M. Aloysious Doonan Visitation ‘Convent Baltimore Tater Church of the Immaculate Conception Oakland Cemetery

Mortuary notices and obituaries from local city church and residents

The notice lists deaths of Augusta Cronheim at 4:20 AM after a short illness, born in Marion County SC and long-time resident. survivors include three daughters Mia Greenberg Dora Witcover and Sal Benjamin and two sons Herman and Sal Cronheim plus many grandchildren. Funeral at 11 AM from residence with Dr David Marx officiating. Also reported are the deaths of J L Robinson of Waukesha WI at Fine Ridge sanitarium. Sarah Walker aged 99 at Center Will. funeral at Center Hill Presbyterian Church and interment Hollywood. Mrs A G Butler to be buried at Rock Springs Cemetery after Georgia Avenue Presbyterian service at 10:30 AM. F M Picket aged 47 at home. services at Covington. William Wallace Garner to be interred in Chattanooga. Rev Milton B Tuggle dies at private sanitarium. survivors include wife and children.

Augusta Cronheim Augusté Cronheim Sol Benjamin Whitehall Street Marion County South Carolina Mia. Greenberg Dora Witcover Daington S.C Sal Benjamin Herman Cronheim Sal Cronhelm Oakland David Marx Sarah Walker Center Will Mary J. York P. J. Hal M. O. McElfresh H.C. Walker J. L. Walker Center Hill Presbyterian Church Hollywood A. G. Butler Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church Rock Springs Cemetery

Lucas funeral set for Gate City lodge member

The funeral for Mrs. A. A. Lucas, 0 years old, will be held at 2:30 from Barclay Brandon's chapel with Gate City lodge No 2 Masons in charge. Interment follows in Oakland cemetery. The body was moved to Crawfordville for burial. Rev. J F Mattheson of Washington presided.

Notable Local Clergy Wife’s Sister Dies in County

Miss Vauda Thrasher of Marl and in Lexington Georgia died Sunday and was buried today. She taught in a county school. Walter C Stevens of Lexington died yesterday and was buried in the city cemetery. he was brother of Senator C O Stevens and left a wife. John Zhamorinski a Chattanooga manuf acturer died at Lookout Mountain. estate valued over 100600 dollars. Major W H Pruett Confederate veteran in Alabama died at home. J Joyner of Flovilla died at home after long illness. he was 87. He was born in Monroe County and lived in Butts County.

Vauda Thrasher Lexington Marland W. H. Faust Walter C. Stevens Ifr Stevens Hon.c. O. Stevens John Shamoluski Chattanooga Tenn John Zhamorinski Lookout Mountain

Confederate veteran dies leaving family in Jackson area

A long time county resident and Baptist church member, a Confederate veteran, died suddenly. Funeral is from Jackson Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock with interment in Jackson Cemetery. He leaves three daughters Mrs N P Brooks of Macon Mrs N R McCord of Jackson and Mrs B C Milton of Flovilla, and a son J A Jayner who travels out Atlante. Harry Bishop Louisville Ky January 11 Harry Bishop vice president of the German bank dies suddenly today. Lorin Miller El Paso January 11 former acting governor of New Mexico dies tonight aged 9%.

The Baptist Church Jackson Baptist Church Juckson N. P. Brooks Macon N. R. McCord Jackson B.C. Milton Flovilla J. A. Jayner Harry Bishop Louisville Louisvile German Bank Ding Lorin Miller el Paso New Mexico

Masons Name Officers McDonough Georgia

McDonough chapter No 28 Raya Arch Pagans held a regular meeting. Officers for the coming year were elected: High Priest J Hooten, King HU Johnson, Scribe J Treas J F Bow, Captain of the Host E D Tollison, Principal Sojourner H T Rape, Arch Captain W A Campbell, Master of the Third Veil H L Carmichael, Master of the Second Veil R J Turner, Master of the First Veil J S Duke, Sentinel.

Masons McDonough Raya Refie Hooten HU. Johnson J. FP E. D. Tollison H. T. Rape

Officers Named by Bank of Henry County

The Bank of Henry County held its annual stockholders meeting in McDapough Ga. A 10 percent stock dividend was authorized and a large sum was added to surplus and undivided profits. New officers: F L Etheridge president, H J Copland vice president, J B Rickson cashier, FL J Turner assistant cashier. Directors: Thomas D Stewart, P W Pullen, FS Etheridge, A N Brown, E Smith, J B Dickson, H J Coon tand, M Copeland, N J Green.

McDapough Bank of Henry County FL. Etheridge H. J. Copland J. B. Rickson FL J. Turner Thomas D. Stewart P. W Pullen Etheridge A. N. Brown E. Smith B. Dickson H. J. Coon Tand M. Copeland N. 3. Green

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Tennessee Stuart' Dyapepata Death Avenue S. B. Turman Frank George Harold B. George William Garnet Harvey Anerata Miss. DE Janon Ceorcia Supreme Court Manufacturers Wesleyan College Wesleyan Conservatory of Music W. N. Ainsworth Hart John Corrigan, Jr Washington Samuel H. Sibley Union Point Wilkes Taliaferro Joseph B. Cumming Toseph R. Lamar Hooper Alexander Alex King Georgia Railroad and Banking Company Justice Moody Georgian Railroad State of Marton Erwin Obertin McCarter Giles J. L. Robinson J. T. Robinson Waukesha Wis Fine Ridge Sanitarium Harry G. Poote F. M. Picket Glendsle Street Pha William Wallace Garner Willem Wallace Garner Milton B. Tuggle Mary King J. H. Hrenstein N. Barsiy Ave Aeas Bulla Byrne Manoel Fauy Srinter Dr. Bull Mather Pr. Bull's Conan W. Bul Batetmore Dr. Bull’s C. Meyer B CO iMrs A. A. Lucas Pr. CS. Lucas Crawfordville J. F. Mattheson Washingon W. H. Pruett Eufaula Bofauis Ala J. Joyner Jackson, Ga Joyner B.C. Mi Lton Monroe Entaty Butts DR. Hathaway & CO Inman Building Broad St Poself
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