Reformatory Claims Youth Remanded to Reform School in Atlanta
Judge Sonn in the Fulton criminal superior court sentenced 16 year old Francis Lee South to the reformatory for forging a trading stamp company order. South becomes the first inmate of the new reform school. two other youths faced charges were dismissed. Judge Candler adjourned to the fourth Monday in March. Separately, Habeas corpus for deserter George Bell was denied by Judge Wilkinson and Bell returned to police. Monnish mandamus case set for jury trial. Dr Monnish proposes building a residence at Peachtree and Forrest. City Attorney Mayson, O Neill, and Alexander argue the issues.
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Fulton
Sonn
Candler
Criminal
Francis Lee South
South
Soane Candler
Young South
Claude Rayier
Hale Gonzalezs
Charles Graham
Graham
William Oldknow
Turf Exchange
Exposition Park
Winston Smith
Bellwood
Hill
Judee Candler
Bell
George Bril
United States Navy
John R. Willanson
Wilkinson
Habeas Comus
Jilil MoeGer
Henry Hull
KR. A. Angier
James L. Mayson
Ball
Superior Court
Mayson
James E. O'Neill
Monnish
Narry Alexander
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Fulton County Farmer Enters Race for Legislature
E and Kokaeais in the race as Fulton county farmer Merriam declares candidacy for the next legislature. Air Merriam asserts country districts of the county deserve representation. his exhibit at the last interstate fair drew statewide notice. The announcement will be published.
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Fulton County
Air
Merriam
F.J Merriam
F. J Mberriam
Mr Merriam Enters Fulton Representative Race from Outside City
Mr Merriam plans to run for the state house representing Fulton rural districts. He will resign as Battle Hill Farmers Club president February 1 to enter the race, with an official announcement expected then. The club invites current lawmakers and prospective candidates to speak, aiming for a large local turnout.
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Merriam
Fulton
General Assembly
Battle Hil Farmers’ Club
Battle Hil
Riot Among Negroes Near Belt Junction Ends in Arrests
A late Monday night clash at a Belt Junction boarding house involved about twenty Black residents. Pistols and knives were used. Mattie Johnson suffered a cut from a blade. Officers Dunbar and Cheshire arrested WIl and Matte and Polite Glasson, with more suspects sought by Chief Turner and county police.
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Belt Junction
Whi
Mattie Johnson
Wil
Matte
Polite Glasson
Durbar
Cheshire
Mattie
Johnson
Dunbar and
Turner
Drink coffee no more with Fostum Food Coffee substitute
A schoolroom note by Miss E Barnard of Oxfordds cites coffee as linked to nervousness irritability and dull intellect in children and herself. She describes headaches from coffee, quitting it, and relief after using Fostum Food Coffee, praising its taste ease of preparation and healthful effects.
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E. Barnard
Georgia Textiles Aim for Strong St Louis Exhibit
Georgia officials and textile leaders plan a major push to exhibit at the St Louis exposition. John R Kendrick urges Georgia manufacturers to participate, promising ample space and low costs, and notes a state commission will coordinate the effort. Governor Candler says a public appropriation would not violate the constitution as a promotional move.
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John R. Kendrick
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Candler
Georgia
Agriculture
O. B. ‘Stevens
Secr Stary
Phil Cook
State House
Kendrick
St. Louis
St. Lewis
Canaler
Ir. Kendrick Talis
South Carolina
North Carolina
St. Louis Exposition
South
Spartanburg
D. C
Charlotte
N. C
Georgia School of Technology
Whitehall Residents Protest Muddy Sidewalks
Whitehall Street residents between Trinity and Windsor protest city officials over torn up sidewalks and mud teeming lurching access to homes. They complain plank walks were removed, leaving impassable paths and steps lower than street grade, with no improvised stairs.
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Whitehall Street
Trinity Avenue
Windsor Street
Atlanta Fails to Feel A Cold Wave As Weather Bureau Blames Texas Low
A Texas developed low pressure area disrupted forecasts and Atlanta faced a day of near freezing temperatures with rain and moisture from a passing high near Detroit. Officials warned of a cold wave that never arrived and citizens prepared for winter worse than reality. The thermometer ranged 31 to 42. An ad promotes PRICKLY ASH BITTERS for kidney issues.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Northwest
Atlanta
Marbury
Detroit
Corpus Christi
Field Day Plans Discussed for Public Schools
A preliminary committee meeting led by the superintendent set plans for an elaborate May field day at Piedmont Park. Members Oscar Pappenheimer Dr Theo Toepel Prof William Slaton and Major W F Slaton will report back soon with detailed arrangements. Grammar school events precede the Boys High participation as preparation begins.
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Egremmar
Appelal Committee
Superintendent of
Oscar Pappenheimer
Board of Education
Theo Toepel
William XL Slaton
Boye’ High School
W. F. Slaton
Piedont Park
Poupel
Botanic Blood Balm offered free trials for skin and blood diseases
An advertisement promises 15,000 free trial treatments of Botanic Blood Balm to prove it cures severe blood and skin ailments. It claims the remedy purifies blood, relieves ulcers, eczema, boils, and rheumatism, and offers free confidential medical advice with samples mailed to 1058 Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Blood Balm Co
Forsyth Street
Atlanta
Retiate Cortero
Meikine
Sarpy Held For Forgery in Atlanta Ad Fraud Case
Edmund J Barpy, accused swindler tied to dozens of Atlanta advertisers, faced forgery charges after contracts in a bogus business guide were altered to demand higher payments. Sarpy, claimed victim, was bound over for forgery and fined 100 dollars but remained held on bond as officers pursue dockets and assess the bogus publication rooted in the Baltimore based Guarantee Publishing Company hoax.
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Edmund J. Barpy
Recorder
Atlanta
Sarpy
Ada
Edmund Dobsor
Mercantile Commercial Guide
Dobson
Edgewood Avenue
Ivy Streets
Guarantee Publishing Company
Baltimore
Po Mce
Ivy Street
Atlanta Book Binders
Guarantee Publishing
Sorpy
Ward
Smith
Coul
Dobaon
New Orleans Railway Co Incorporation Reported
New Orleans Railway Company with capital of 5 900 000 was incorporated to operate and construct railways. Incorporators include Walter Tr. Mardingham Charles F. Geherman Malcolm M. Isutler and Henry B. Pogson, all of Jersey City. City: Trenton New Jersey. Date: January 28.
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New Orleans Railway Commission
Trenton
New Orleans Railway Company
Capital
Walter TR. Mardingham
Charies F. Geherman
Malcolm M. Isutler
Henry B. Pogson
Jersey City
Preventive and curative Slocum system for consumption
A promotional notice extols Dr. Slocum's four free remedies for prevention and cure of consumption. It claims germicidal tissue protection, restorative toning, and rapid fortification, touts the Emulsion, Expectorant, Tonic, and a catarrh cure, and urges readers to write for free samples from Dr. T A Slocum in New York, noting to mention The Atlanta Constitution.
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Stecum
New York City
Dr. Slocum
United States
Slocum
T. A. Slocum
Swine Et
New York
Tia
Atlanta Constitution
Grand Theatre Offers Mansfield in Beaucaire and More
Richard Mansfield headlines at the Grand with Beaucaire in a program featuring his dramatic concept and production. The Arizona cast includes a horse named Cochise and Governor Murphy of Arizona admired the show in Chicago. Tim Murphy debuts a new Washington life drama A Capitol Comedy at the Grand next Saturday. Marie Paige’s Under Two Plagues draws an audience despite bad weather. matinees feature The Deacon's Daughter and The Little Megotian with giveaways for Saturday night.
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the Grand
Richard Mansfield
Beaucaire
Mansfield
Arizona
Governor Murphy
Chicago
Augustus Thomas
Chicago “Cochise
Murphy
Phoenix
Thomas
Tim Murphy
Washington
Capitol
Paul Wilstach
National Capital
Texas
Columbia
Columbia Theater
Marie Paige
Stock of Vehicles Closed Out at Dickey Carriage Co
We have bought the stock of vehicles of the Dickey Carriage Company at 575 Broad Street consisting of depot wagons surreys ranabouts victorias buggies and wagons all of which have to be closed out at once.
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Dickey Carriage Company
Broad St
Professor John L. DeMotte Lectures on Posterity
The audience braved bad weather to hear Prof. John L. DeMotte discuss A Plea for Posterity focusing on cattle raising, inheritance of mental traits, and a rebuke of natural evolution. His masterful delivery and stereo optic views held listeners for two hours, though some felt it did not surpass prior efforts.
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John L. DeMotte Deiver
D-Motte
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