Wheelbarrow caper and turkey theft across court
In a quirky docket the tale covers a wheelbarrow theft linked to Cobb Howard and Hiram Neal with sentences for Rich and O Neal, plus a Turkey caper involving Albert Powell Claude Rowland and Oliver Williams. A Blind Tiger case ends with a $15.75 fine. Lula Battle appears seeking leniency after stockade clothes and pistol claim.
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Noal Jackson
Rich Pulliam
Cobb Howard
Rich
Hiram Neal
Cobb
Hiram
Tich
Ib Howard
Rich and Neal
Neal
O'Neal
Lulu
Balift
Lila
Lula
Decatur Street
Winter Session Of Sunday School Association In Atlanta
The Sunday School Association of the archdeaconry of Atlanta holds its winter session Thursday January 18 at St Philip's cathedral. Afternoon program begins 4 30 with sermon by Rev Edgar Y Murphy on The Function and Methods of the Christian School. Evening lecture by Rev Wryllyn Rede on Mission Work In China with 75 stereopticon views.
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Sunday School Association
Archdeaconry of
Atlanta
Willl
St. Philip's Cathedral
Wryllyn Rede
China
Far East
New York
Bede
Archdeaconry
Associaon
Billiard Winners Highlight Jack Wilson Tournament
Last night at Jack Wilson's billiard tournament Clayton and Lynch won their matches. Lynch defeated Leonard 116 to 86 while Clayton beat Shumaker 160 to 94. Claytons victory drew applause as Leonard lost his first tournament game. Tonight Fry faces Shumaker and Conklin meets Clayton.
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Conklin
Leonard
Lynch
Clayton
Fry
Morrigan
Shumaker
Alvorn
Jack Wilson
Smith Clayton
Barnet Case Irrelevant G Gott Ends Prosecution Tactics
New York January 16 In the trial of Roland B Molineux the prosecution pressed a motive for poisoning Henry C Barnet but Recorder Gott threw out the evidence stating Barnet bee had no relation to the present case. Lively in Wilcox Abbeville Chronicle reports three entries for Wilcox county representative Hon W A Rodgers former Sheriff Lewis Covington and G F Nosworthy seek office.
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Recorder Gotf
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Henry C. Barnet
Molineux
Recorder Gott
Barnet Bee
Wilcox
Abbeville
Wilcox County
W. A. Rodgers
Lewis Covington
G. F. Nosworthy
Washington
Gage
Sulzer
Sibley
Divba
Iowa
Sland
Cannon
Williams
Calepeech
Canning
Terry
Canjton
Lilliuis
Burke
Gar
Teenager Fights Burglar in Woods Over Midnight Theft
Heyward Todd of near Pones de Leon Spring chased a six foot, 200 pound negro burglar through lonely woods after the thief seized Todd's pistol during a chase in the early hours. The burglar escaped with the pistol and stolen chickens, police records show Todd's brave capture attempt.
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Heyward Todd
Pones de Leon Spring
Mr. Todd
John Todd
Todd
Lonesome Woods
Told
Dance Indecent Claims Prompt Police Action at Imperial
Police in Atlanta arrest Fred Rider and W H Truheart along with Vera Harvey over the Bowery dance at the Imperial theater. Management defends the act as non indecent and says it has been performed in other theaters without objection. Captain Ball and Sergeant Beavers cite city code violations and say the act was stopped only after police involvement.
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Beavers
Rider
Truehart
Sergeant Beavers
Bai
Andias
Ceaptain Balk
The
Imperial
Atlanta
Bowery
Ernest Moses
In Honor of General Lee Daughters Plan Memorial Program
Greenesboro Georgia January 16 special The Ladies Memorial Association and Miles W Lewis chapter Daughters of the Confederacy prepare an elaborate program of music recitations and readings with short address as Memorial exercises on Robert E Lee s birthday the 19th to be held at Thomas Stocks institute teachers and children participate stage decorations include wild smilax and palms with red and white drapings Confederate colors in a charming display Mrs Dr Gheesling Mrs A H Smith Mrs Phil Robinson and Mrs James B Park lead the program organizers
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Greenesboro
Robert E. Lee
Dr. Gheesling
A. H. Smith
Phil Robinson
James B. Park
North Rome City Council Dismisses School Board
In Rome Georgia on January 16 a special meeting saw the North Rome city council dismiss the entire school board on four charges of neglect of duty. The old members, summoned to show cause, faced counsel State Senator R L Fouche and debated until 3 a.m. before secret session. The board plans appeals to block the new trustees from taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rome
Rome
R. L. Fouche
Offics
Bowery dance trial set for 2:30 p m
Anthracite defendants reaffirm they violated no city ordinance with three cases scheduled for 2 30 p m today. City aims to prove the Imperial Bowery dance indecent while defense contends it was not. Numerous witnesses expected and spectators likely.
Local Weather Report for Yesterday Across Cities
J B Marbury provides yesterday's mean and normal temperatures for numerous stations. Details include clear and cloudy conditions, various highs and lows, and notes on rainfall with traces or deficits. Cities span Augusta Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Corpus Christi Detratt Dodge Gaston Jackson ville Kansas City Knoxville Memphis New Orleans New York Raleigh Rapid City Palestine Savannah Tampa Wilmington and more.
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Augusta
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi
Detratt
Claudy
Dodge
aGheston
Ilaren
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Ralg
Knoxville
Memphis
Montgomery
Orleans
York
Falk
North Platte
Maha
Palestine
Raleigh
Rapid City
Louis
Paul
Savanah
Tampa
Wilmington
J.B. Marbury
Rocal
Orfela
Baptist Young People Meet at Pastor Solomon Home
More than 100 members of the Fifth Baptist church Young People's Union gathered at Rev. Solomon's residence for an evening of social enjoyment. An informal program developed into a lively scene with a home orchestra and refreshments served late, highlighting the social focus of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Solomon
Fifth Baptist Church
Baptist Young People's Union
Solomon
Death of Mrs J J Martin in East Point at 70
Mrs J J Martin aged seventy died yesterday at her East Point home after a yearlong illness. She was a well known local figure. survived by four children J J Martin Jr Mrs B W Somers Mrs F J Allen and Mrs H V Sturdivant of Greenville SC. Funeral from her home at 2 30 this afternoon conducted by Dr Bridewell.
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East Point
J. J .Martin
H. V. Sturdivant
Greenville
S.C
Brideweil
Building torn down for Carnegie Library project
Work has begun to remove the old Means High School building to make way for the new Carnegie Library. The dismantling should finish in two or three days. A meeting of the Carnegie library building and grounds committee is set for 4 PM tomorrow to discuss materials for the new building, with public attendance allowed and vendors invited to present their marble and stone options.
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Means High School
Carnegie Lbrary
Unitarian Church
Carnegie Library
Shipping subsidy bill faces opposition from merchants and farmers
Washington hearings continued on the proposed shipping subsidy bill. J C Hanley of the Farmers alliance argued against bounties for speed and capacity, favoring product-based subsidies. Henry W Peabody urged broader application beyond ships. Nineteen killed in a church collapse in Maloousené township, St. Petersburg reports a deadly incident during a celebration.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
House Committee On
J. C. Hanley
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
House Committee
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
London
Manila
Sydney
Orient
St. Petersburg
Maloousené
National Live Stock Association opens second annual conference
President Jona W. Springer addresses more than 4 000 delegates in Fort Worth Texas as the National Live Stock Association begins its second annual conference. Delegates from thirty four states and territories attend, with the largest cattle industry gathering in U S history. Proceedings will be watched across the country as convention deliberations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Jona
W. Springer
United States
Cotton Mills Organized in Toccoa Georgia
The Capps cotton mills in Toccoa Ga organized with fifty thousand dollars stock. Officers named are T. A. Capps president, W. C. Edwards vice president, and directors T. A. Capps Dr. John McJunkin RB. L McConnel C. E. Mason and W. C. Badwards. A twenty acre site was purchased and work will begin at once.
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Toccoa
Capps Cotton Mills
T. A. Capps
W. C. Edwards
John McJunkin
L McConnel
C. E. Mason
W. C. Bawards
Murder Was Malicious in Fatal Cash’s Killing
In Washington January 16 inquest into merchant W H Burn killed at Cash's last night by E W Parker found the act malicious and felonious murder. Burn was 24, married ten months. Parker has not been captured.
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Columbia
D. C
W. H. Burn
Cash
E. W. Parker
Burnwaa
Parker
Capur
Columbia’s New City Hall Contract Awarded in South Carolina
Columbia’s new city hall project awarded to Nicholas Stiner of Atlanta for a $2,872 contract. The building will include a modern opera house seating 1,60 and is slated for next season. City hall previously burned last March.
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J. C. Hendrix
Pryor Street
Mitchell and
Nelson Streets
J. C. Wendrix
Atlantian
South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Nicholas Stiner
Atlanta
Piddert
Appointment of I. A. Smith Postmaster at Tennille Ga
The president named I. A. Smith as postmaster of Tennille Georgia in the latest appointments list. Additional postings include R. M. Norment to Lameson and R. P. Caldwell to Newton with further assignments in South River and Rock Hill areas.
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I. A. Smith
Tennille
Washington
Georgia
Berton
Carolina
R. M. Norment
Lame Herton
R. P. Caldwell
Newton
South Reverue Y Bettle
Rock Hil
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Aragon Hotel
Ts Famous
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Book of Enedac
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M. F Atlante
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Troy Steam Laundry
North
Forsyth Street
Cheney
Parian Paint CQ
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Pryor St
B.H. Veal
Man Gr Lithia Springs
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Mitchell
FOOTE
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Standard
Bell
Haletone
Southern Engraving CO
Constitution
Sullivan
Crichton & Smith
Courve
Lycett’s
White
Hottom
Ching
Whitehall Street
Athanta
Standard Printing Ink Co
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Fiat
Larter
Jedge
Albert Sowell
Albert
Butler Street
Albert Powell
Claude Row
Blind Dave
Bund
Dave Spear
Niger
Broyles
Dave
Clayton and
Barnet
Mar- South
Heywood Todd
Forbes
ADAIR
George W. “Adair
SDATE
Ems
Park Avenue
Woodward Avenue
G. W. Adair
Sixin-Brace Co
AR Emmonsey
Whitehall
Broad
A. F. Liebman
Peachtree Street
Peachtree Road
City Iim
Peachtree
Atlanta Heights
Roswell
A. J. West & CO. Real Estate Age
Brown Supply Company
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Imperial Theater
W. H. Trushart
Vera Harvey
General Lee
Seoul
Keiley Coal&IceCo
Wartin
J. Martin
Bowe
Martin
Fj.alten
J. K. Sturdivant
J.J. Martin Ge
J. J. Martin
Central Tau Road
Gay P.m. Montgomery
Als
Murphey
Friends of
Cap
Union Depot
Evans
Mystic Shrinerg
Upg
KO Owilkins
Bank Clearing House
Lee's
Atlants Clearing House Association
Arwin G. Dines
P. Roma
Presid Aia Ee Meee
Crim Court of
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John Corrigan
Gene R, Black
Rick
Superior Court
Arnold Broyles
Thureday- Georgia
Virginia
Florida
Alabama
Gulf
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Kentucky
Baptist
C.H. Swift, Undertaker
Pryor
Ogue
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