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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1915

Page

9

Georgia Railways fights over extra streetcar service petitions

Georgia Railway and Power Company petitions seek authority to end or adjust tripper service on fourteen Atlanta lines. The Georgia Railroad and Power petitions urge changes including 15 minute all day service on Route No 1 and discontinuation of midday or noon tripper cars on several routes. Protesters warned hearing moved to Senate chamber. commissioners to hear route changes Wednesday with numerous individuals and committees filing to oppose.

Georgia Railway and Power Company Atlanta State Railroad, Commission Railroad Commission Murphey Cendler Commission Senate Chamber Aflante Marietta Decatur Inman Parke Grant Park Capitol Avenue Forrest Avenue Luckie Street East Hunter Inman Yards Courtland Washington Streets Cooper Straat English Avenue Hest Mayotte

Transit Service Changes Include Evening Run From Decatur

The city plans to extend service after 7 15 p m on through routes from Decatur and replace East Lake Junction transfers with Decatur. Route 26 Hast Point College Park Hapeville will drop extra or special cars during morning and afternoon rush hours between downtown and Virginia Avenue College Park. Route 21 Stewart Avenue line will discontinue tripper cars in morning and afternoon service. Route 22 Soldiers Home Hue will end tripper car operations in morning and afternoon periods.

Decatur East Lake Lleu Hue

Priest Forgives Burglar After Cathedral Theft

An Atlanta priest, Father Kennedy of the Catholic cathedral, chased a well dressed young thief at Central Avenue and Hunter Streets after he stole a large electric light globe from the altar cluster. Citizens aided the pursuit to Alabama street, where the thief surrendered the globe and promised to sin no more. The priest then released him, showing remarkable forgiveness.

Victor Hugo Jean Val Jean Atlanta Father Kennedy Central Avenue Hunter Streets Alabama Street Ain

Jump Saves Conductor When Car Overturns

Waycross Georgia January 12 Special. Four quick jumps saved R. H. Martin conductor from serious injuries when a caboose of an Atlantic Coast Line freight overturned in Waycross yards. Passenger traffic on the Montgomery line was slightly delayed.

Waycross R. H. Martin Atlantic Coast Line Montgomery Line

Masons Grand Master Speaks in Greensboro Georgia

Nathaniel H. Ballard grand master of Georgia and Brunswick school superintendent delivered a splendid address to the Masons at the Masonic hall in Greensboro on Tuesday evening.

Masons Greensboro Nathaniel H. Ballard The Masons of Georgia Brunswick Public Schools Masonic Hall

Pig Derails Car Near Alapaha Causes Injury

In Waycross Georgia on January 14 a pig was struck near Alapaha on the Atlantic Coast Line, derailing a roadway work car. John Jones suffered a broken leg while the section foreman aboard escaped unhurt. Jones was taken to the Coast Line hospital for treatment.

Waycross Alapaha Atlantic Coast Line John Jones Jones Coast Line

Railroad Commission Denies Discontinuing Local Rail Line

The state railroad commission refused requests by E. T. Lamb receiver for Fitzgerald Ocilla and Broxton Railroad and by Lamb for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic to discontinue operations between Osterfield and Broxton and between Ocilla and Irwinville. The panel held the commission has no power without legislative action to authorize a chartered carrier to cease duties, remove rails, or escape public obligations.

State Railroad Commission E. T. Lamb Fitzgerald, Ocilla and Broxton Railroad Company Osterfield Broxton Mr. Lamb Atlanta Birmingham Atlantis Ocilla Irwinville Commission Commission Ag

Duvall Admits Grady Patient From Pinkhill North Carolina

Dr. B C Duvall, a well dressed physician who caused a stir at Terminal Station by swallowing strychnine, admitted to Grady hospital staff that his true name is Duvall and his home is Pinkhill North Carolina. He survived and expects to leave Grady by week’s end. He plans to return to Pinkhill for a renewed medical career.

B. C. Duvall Terminal Station Grady Hospital Duvall Pinkhill N.C

Letson Re-elected Mayor Of Grantville Georgia

Grantville Ga January 12 Special The municipal election for 1915 was held Saturday afternoon with Dr B K Letson elected mayor and aldermen T M Yellars and W N Banks. W A Bohannon and Pr C C Culbreath kept for another year as councilmen. The new council sworn in Monday by ex Mayor Whatley with H M Sewell secretary treasurer John T White chief of police and sanitary inspector and H F Green assistant.

Grantville BK. H. Letson T. M.yellars W. N. Banks W. A. Bohannon Pr. C. C. Culbreath Whatley Hmmitt Sewell John T. White H. Ft. Green

Will dispute over Senator Bacon estate in Macon

In Macon Georgia on January 12 the will of late Senator A O Bacon is challenged in superior court by his widow Mrs Virginia Lamar Bacon and his only living daughter Mrs Louise Bacon Sparks. Also named parties are three children of a former Mrs Curry. They seek to void a park gift to the city and a 10000 bond gift for park improvements claiming trust holdings since 1879 left Mrs Bacon and children intestate at death. Governor Slaton visits Macon amid Stripling case, Ex change bank demurrer adjourned, and Mrs Ha Marshburn dies at breakfast leaving seven children.

Macon A. O. Bacon Superior Court Virginia Lamar Bacon Louise Bacon Sparks Curry Senator Bacon Bacon Old Exchange Bank H. A. Mathews Atlanta Supreme Court Ha Marshburn J. J. Marshburn Perry Second Street

NOW Is the Best Time For Preparation

The ad urges timely business education for entry into the commercial world and notes a surge in demand for stenographers and bookkeepers. It highlights recent ad placements in Atlanta papers, successful placements by Southern, and calls for decisive preparation to secure top office positions.

Graham-Pitmanic Southern Shorthand and Business University United States Civil Service Commission Southern Atlanta Washington, D.C

Principal’s Need By Direction of the Commission

The Principal, Sir. need. By direction of the Commission: Very respectfully.

Prominent Judge Endorses Southern Shorthand and Business Univ

Henry H. Revill judge of the City Court in Greenville Ga commends the Southern Shorthand and Business University Atlanta for its shorthand system and thorough instruction. He praises the Christian atmosphere and calls it the best school of its kind in the south based on twenty years of court reporting experience.

Southern Shorthand and Business University Atlanta South Henry H. Revill Judge City Court Greenville, Ga

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Priest Jump State Commission Georgia Grady F. H. Letson John M. Slaton Milledgeville State Farm Stripling Robert Hodges C. C. Gibson Lyman Chapman Dublin Lyman A. Chapman Sandersville Champman Aeversl W. N. Farrel Linton ‘Chapman Butts County Court Jackson Uary Jackson Bar Association St. L Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Chattanooga St. Lows Cambomatal Lowry National Bank OF Atlanta Resources United States U.S. Treasuer Furniture Robert J. Lowry Thos. D. Meador John E. Murphy J. H. Nunnally Thos. Egleston Thos. J. Avery Henry W. Davis Thomas Egleston Thomas K. Glenn Edward H Inman Henry W. Davis E. A. Bancker, JR H. Warner Martin Ernest W. Ramsfeck Ernest A. Fowler E. PF McBurney John Fe, Murphy Wilmer L. Moore Thomas D. Meador A. C. Briscoe Sir L. W. Arnold Atlanta, Ga Thos. 1. Bryan
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