Inman Memorial Rites Held for Atlanta Leader Sam Inman
Funeral services for Samuel M. Inman were conducted at the First Presbyterian church with city officials, church representatives, and business leaders in attendance. Officials ordered multiple city and court closures, while Georgia Tech Agnes Scott and University clubs paid tribute and resolutions praised his extensive benevolence and public service.
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Samypel Martin Inman
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lyons
J. S. Panchen
Charles H. Lewis
William Bensel
Superior Court
J. ‘J. Pendleton
Fulton County
Samuel M. Inman
Atlanta
H. M. Reid
Calhoun
Municipal Court
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Company Sues Atlanta Over Reputation Balm Claim
The Destructor company through Evins Spence Moore files a supplemental federal suit seeking 142,938 more, bringing total claimed to 277,938 against Atlanta over crematory misrepresentations. Major item is 50,000 for reputation balm and repaying expenses of Pell W. Foster and EL FR Foster. other sums cover losses, repairs, expenses and interest amid mayor and council refusal to pay.
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Destructor Company
Evins, Spence & Moore
United States District Court
Pell W. Foster
EL FR. Foster
Eight Months For Stealing Food In Tifton
In Tifton Georgia Julius Cale admitted stealing cheese and crackers from Abbott Bros grocery after breaking in. He was arrested within hours, pleaded guilty, and at 9:30 pm was sentenced to eight months on the gang with a $410 fine alternative.
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Tifton
Julius Cale
Cale
Abbott Bros.’ Grocery
Cole
Shis
Eve
Cofe
End Now movement urged by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
The Build Now committee proposes a Lend Now movement to speed property improvements in Atlanta by linking owners with loan sources. Real estate leaders Forrest Adair and Harris White emphasize gilt edge security, with strong demand for apartments and new residences. They say no safer investment than Atlanta real estate exists and lenders should act now.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
bBuilders
Atlanta
Forrest Adair
Stanley
Adair
Harris J. White
Real Estate Board
B. Turman
M. L. Thrower
Dr Jacobs Reserves Roswell Road Frontage Decision
County commissioners accepted 10 feet of land along Roswell road at Buckhead for widening while Dr Joseph Jacobs reserves a decision on disposal of the 10 foot triangle frontage. Excavation for a drug store began this week and copies of the offer from property owners helped advance the project. A conference with Charles Smith is awaited before final action and the widening project may be suspended.
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Roswell
Buckhead
Joseph Jacobs
Peachtree Roads
Huckhead
Jacobs
County Commission
Dr Atwood to Speak to Knights of Pythias Friday
Dr Frederick S Atwood of Minnesota will lecture on Fraternalism and Pythian Knight hood at Wesley Memorial church in Atlanta on Friday evening under Knights of Pythias auspices. The event aims to draw many order celebrities from across the state with no charge for admission. A committee led by James Kempton and W G Moor is arranging the entertainment.
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Knights of Pythias of
Atlanta
James Kempton
W. G. Moor
Pr. Atwood
Improvement of Spring Street to Brookwood Deliberations Before Finance Panel
Citizens urged an $11,678.50 appropriation to open Spring street from Carnegie Way to Brookwood, creating a continuous route from the city center to the outskirts. The plan includes paving with bitulithic pavement, sewer work, retaining walls, and right of way purchases, aiming to relieve Peachtree Street traffic.
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Spring Street
Carnegie Way
Brookwood
Finance Committee
Peachtree
Simpson Street
Construction Department
Fourteenth
Sixteenth Street
Davis
Marietta Street
Peachtree Road
Peachtree Street
Birthday Fire Fatal to Young Blanche German
Blanche German eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Berman died after clothes caught fire while she reached for a drawing set on her birthday. She ran from the home to her grandmother's, was placed in bed, and died at 2:30 AM. Funeral services scheduled at 314 South Pryor street with Rabbi Yud officiating and Galland cemetery interment noted.
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Blanche German
Augustus Berman
Burns
Blanche
Five Georgia towns declare quarantine order issued
Lyerly, Rome, Lindale, Summerville and Lafayette join a strict smallpox quarantine north of Summerville. Trains between Summerville and Lyerly require a physician certificate proving no exposure in twenty days. Anyone disembarking without such proof is jailed. The earlier report of smallpox in Lyerly is incorrect. a vaccinated man became ill from the vaccine.
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Lyerly
Summerville
Rome
Lindale
Atayette
Chattanooga
Hale's Funeral Held After Sudden Death at Farm
WW H Hale died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his Druid Hill farm at age 72. Former Ludden Bates Plano Co manager, he had heart trouble but recently improved. Survived by wife and brother Dr H H Hale of Athens Ga, he belonged to Ponce de Leon Ave Baptist Church and lived at 591 North Boulevard. funeral held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at his residence with Rev A H Gordon officiating. Interment in West View.
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Druid Hillis
Hale
Ludden & Bates Plano Co
H. H. Hale
Athens, Ga
Ponce de Leon Avenue
North Boulevard
A. H. Gordon
West View
Hoh
Mae
Demonstration Agents Addressed by Dr True
Athens Ga January 13 Special Dr A C True chairman of the states relations committee named to direct the administration of the Smith Lever bill funds for the states through the State College of Agriculture spoke before demonstration agents from across the state and to the boys and girls of the canning and corn clubs and the college. The Georgia college is taking advanced steps and True expressed satisfaction with the work done in the state.
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Athens
A. C. True
State College of Agriculture
Georgia College
True
Beck Is Elected Mayor In Bowdon Ga
Bowdon Ga January 18 Special At a spirited election the ticket won overwhelmingly with W T Beck as mayor and A E K Fleming W G Brown M F Jordan L H Burson as councilmen B Rainwater re elected clerk and treasurer D J Jackson marshal and W L Oneal night policeman W G Brown cashier of Merchants and Planters Bank is the only new councilman
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Ww. G. Brown
Merchants ‘and Planters’ Bank
Shamblin Named Mayor in Lyerly Georgia Election
Lyerly Ga January 13 The election here yesterday named Dr Ben F Shamblin as mayor for 1915 The councilmen elected were James H Hill John L Pollock Thomas J Weaver W ua Jones and D D Dover Little interest was shown in the race Dr Shamblin was not opposed for mayor and succeeds J F Kimbell as mayor.
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Lyerly
Ben F. Shamblin
James H.hill
John L. Pollock
Thomas J. Weaver
W. Ua Jones
D. D. Dover
Pyramid Pile Remedy offers home relief for piles
Pyramid Pile Remedy promises quick relief from itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids and other rectal troubles in the privacy of home. It is sold at druggists for 59 cents for two boxes or single boxes and a trial treatment may be mailed free upon request. Pyramid Drug Co. 617 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug. Co
Pyramid Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Revival meetings planned in Atlanta by Chapman Alexander force
Large scale evangelistic revival planned in Atlanta for four weeks starting February 14. Officials announce preparations under Evangelical Ministers Association with Dr J E White and Hugh M Willet speaking at a ministers and laymen meeting. W W Rook arrives to organize a choir originally planned at 1000 voices but expanded to 2060. Headquarters set at 529 Grant Building with A B Caldwell directing.
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Atlanta
Chapman-Alexander
M. GQ
J. E. White
Second Baptist Church
Hugh M. Willet
Philadelphia
Billy
Evangelical Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
W. W. Rook
Ofr
Alexander
Mr. Rock
J. Gordon Moore
Grace
Hpiscopal Church
Evangelistic Executive Committee
Grant Building
A. B. Caldwell
St Andrew Members to Hear Rev Gribbin
The Atlanta Brotherhood of St. Andrew will hold its regular quarterly meeting at St Luke's Sunday school room Thursday at 8 pm. An 8:30 pm service will follow with Rev. Robert E. Gribbin, the new St Luke's assistant rector, delivering the address. The group, recently energized by a national convention, is forming new chapters in Inman Park and at Georgia Tech as men women and children are invited to attend.
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Atlanta
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Church
Robert BE. Gribbin
The
Brotherhood
Lfe
Inman Park
Russell K. Smith
H&b
Georgia Tech
Sam Bailey Institute Damaged by Fire in Griffin
Griffin Ga January 13 Special The Sam Bailey Institute one of Griffin s oldest landmarks today was badly damaged by fire the fire resulting from a defective flue The fire alarm sounded about 3 o clock Three of the rooms in the building were badly damaged by water and smoke
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Griffin, Ga
Sam Bailey Institute
Griffin
Urquhart Named Mayor of Cochran Georgia
Cochran Ga January 13 Special The mayoral race between J C Urquhart and H F Bullard was not contested Urquhart winning by twenty one votes with a clear majority News notes the election outcome and confirms Urquhart as mayor-elect in Cochran Georgia.
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Urquhart
Cochran
J. Cc. Urquhart
H. F. Bullard
J. C. Urquhart
Dodson's Liver Tone Beats Calomel Says Ad
An old advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous mercury causing salivation and illness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, safe liver remedy costing 50 cents a bottle, claiming it cleanses the liver without side effects and is suitable for children.
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Sella
Dodson
Col Robert Lowry to Be Honored Guest at Insurance Meet
Col Robert J Lowry will be guest of honor at the New York Life Insurance directors meeting in New York on February 10. He has served on the board for years, succeeding the late John H Inman of New York, brother of the late Samuel Inman. Col Lowry has attended most meetings and fulfilled his duties in the honorary role. Col and Mrs Lowry will travel to New York early in February.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Tyuke Bonrad
Samuel M.nman Hegs
Luman
S Institution
Hue
Atlanta
Atlante
South
New York Life Insurance Directora
New York
Robert J. Lowry
John H. Inman
Samuel Inman
Lowry
High Rates Deemed Cause for Steamship Libel
The steamship Aquila in Savannah is libeled by the New Orleans Export Co for 50000 dollars for failing to transport a cargo of cotton seed cake to Stockholm. The claim cites exorbitant freight rates due to war risks and the Savannah customs collector has been directed to withhold clearance pending service of the libel.
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Savannah
Aquila
New Orleans Export Company
Stockholm
Sweden
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Robert F. Maddox
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Fulton County Grand Jury
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John H. Raine
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W. A. Wimbish
Burton Smith
J. H. Porter
E. Lee Worsham
H. N. Ranigiph
Thos Whipple Connally
J. R. A. Hobson
Dr. James N. Ellis
Frank Martin
Harrison Jones
C. T. Pottinger
H. C. Peeples
A. M. Schoen
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Hal F. Hentz
Storge W. Stevens
Agnes Scott
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
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Aewry National Bank
Samuel ‘A. Inman
Lowry National Bank
Samuel Martin Inmany
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Georgia
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Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
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University of Georgia
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Robert Lowry
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