Dr A M Rose In Serious Condition After Pneumonia
Dr AM Rose, a longtime Atlanta real estate figure and Mason, lies seriously ill at his Peachtree Street home after a severe cold developed into pneumonia last Friday. His remarkable constitution and valor in the war are cited by doctors as aiding his fight, with hopeful signs for recovery. His birthday was recently celebrated with his son Randolph in Chattanooga.
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Peachtree Street
Rome
Avante
Connecticut
Atlanta
Dr. Rose
Randolph
Chattanooga
Peachtree Street May Be Widely Widened
A movement to widen Peachtree Street between Elis and Baker streets proposes a 70 foot width, with abutting property owners granting 10 feet frontage and the county handling grading and paving. BR W Alfriend leads a broad backing from owners, aiming to transform Peachtree into a premier business thoroughfare and boost real estate values.
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Baker Streets
Peachtree
Ias
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Reunion 15 Held by Class of 1907 At Forsyth Cafe
Portencinn theater party at Forsyth marks third annual reunion of Hoys High School Class of 1807 with 36 present. They vote to hold the fourth Wednesday in June annually, officers elected Vernon Styles president BH N Futter vice president Howard Porter secretary treasurer.
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Vernon Styles
BH. N. Futter
Howard Porter
Mother Seeks Court Aid to Regain Daughter
Mrs Fannie Hudgins, sole surviving parent, petitions for habeas corpus to reclaim her 11 year old daughter Lintle May Hudgins from SR Welch who claims guardianship. Hudgins accuses fraud and coercion, says Welch not related or fit, notices guardianship letters revoked, expresses fear of removal out of state, and cites poverty preventing legal counsel. Judge J Z Sendleton issued the writ for the girl to appear June 27. the child reportedly left for Jacksonville and was not in city when last checked.
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Fannie Hudging
Mra
SR. Welch
Ian
Welch
Gundiisa
Hudking
Chaniel
J. Z. Sendleton
Jacksonville
Daley, Chambers & Smith
Hudgins
13 Year Old Boy Elopes With 17 Year Old Girl
In Louisville Florida on June 20 Frank L Farris aged 13 son of Charlea L Farris former state representative eloped with Miss Nell Krutsinger 19 daughter of local businessman Sim Krutsinger. They married out of state and returned the next day keeping the nuptials secret until yesterday. The couple began their romance a year ago while attending school together. Due to local law they obtained a license elsewhere. Farris is noted as the youngest married man in the state possibly the country and will live with his parents in Louisville.
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Louisville
Frank L. Farris
Charlea L. Farris
Nell Krutsinger
Sim Krutsinger
Game Place
Mar
Riage
Thia
Master Farris
Divorce, Theft Allegations in Georgia Case
Clara Jenkins sues James Jenkins for divorce alleging home theft of furniture during absence and violent abuse. The petition cites drunken rages and orders to leave the house, with furnishings gone upon return. Also noted are Gallaway-Gella way divorce filings and a Georgia reform school decision for George and Johnnie Barnett after larceny charges.
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Clara Jenkins
James Jenkins
Jenkins
T. ©. Gallaway
Bloise Gellaway
Funeral of Thomas Georgia Boy Buried at Annapolis Today
Funeral services were held for Midshipman Sherman M. Nason who perished with Midshipman F. Thoming and Mrs. Marie Bowyer when they drowned near the Naval Academy last Monday. At the request of Mrs. BE. H. Thomas, mother of Midshipman Thomas, he will not be buried until Friday. Interment will take place in the academy cemetery with Mrs. Thomas and her family arriving from Galen Point, Georgia, to attend.
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Georgia
Annapolis
Ind
Sherman M. Nason
F. Thoming
Marie Bowyer
Naval Academy
BE. H. Thomas
Thomas
Academy
Supreme Court Ga Judgments Affirmed And Reversed
Supreme Court of Georgia reviews multiple cases from various superior courts. Opinions confirm judgments for and against plaintiffs in error with counsel noted for both sides and judges named. Continuous docket entries show firm names and law firms representing parties in error.
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Supreme Court OF GA
Hendrix
Vale Royel Manufacturing Company
Chatham Superior Court
Chariton
Cann, Barrow & McIntire
Garrard & Metarim
Answering a Betting Question on Double Headers
Dick Jemison analyzes a bet between two clubs where each plays a double header. If Atlanta is favored to win by $5, the wager should specify the game or games it covers. The letter explores whether naming the exact game is required to enforce the bet.
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Dick Jemison
Atlanta
Two Burglars from Washington Identified as Juveniles
Two well dressed youths aged 17 and 18 were caught leaving a premier Washington apartment house after admitting burglary. Eloy B. Runyon and Julian D. Wishard, armed with revolvers and a burglars kit, admitted planning robberies in the city and linked to a Moseley home theft. Runyon, reportedly son of physician Mrs. Emily Runyon of Richmond, previously linked to a Savannah case, and Wishard, linked to Paris and Atlanta, face hearings tomorrow.
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Yong
Eloy B. Runyon
Emily EB. . Runyon
Richmond
Julian D. Wishard
Edward A. Moseley
Interstate Commercs Commission
Boye Ald
Runy On
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West
Wishard
Unyon
Atlanta
Julian D. Wiehard
Julien Wishard
Julian Wiehard
Atlan
Georgia Reformatory
Young Runyon
Emily €. Runyon
Savannah
Georgia
Brown
Georgie
Maryland
Bids Considered for School Supplies by Finance Committee
At yesterday afternoon’s finance committee meeting bids on drawing material and school supplies were opened. The committee will recommend accepting West Lumber Company for lumber for Battle Hill school, Montag Bros for drawing paper, and Milton Bradley Company for construction paper. Miss Getz, drawing director, to choose drawing pencils between National Pencil Company and Dixon Pencil Company. Dr Claude A Smith asks to buy open market samples from West Disinfectant Company and Frederick Disinfectant Company for analyses. final choice to depend on his report.
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The
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Battle Hill
Montag Bros
Milton Bradley Company
Miss Getz
National Pencil Company
Dixon Pencil Company
Claude A. Smith
West Disinfectant Company
Frederick Disinfectant Company
Tennis Meet Postponed at Piedmont Driving Club
The tennis tournament at Piedmont Driving Club was postponed yesterday due to weather. Matches will be played today if conditions improve.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Try This Eczema Cure Promising Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Imperial Eczema Remedy provides prompt relief and a permanent cure for eczema. It describes a liquid formula of antiseptics like wintergreen and chloral hydrate that penetrates skin pores, soothes itching, and promises lasting clear, white skin. Send $1 to Imperial Medicine Co for a bottle by express.
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Express
Imperial Medicine Co
Premier No 1 tops Glidden run but wait for committee ruling
Chicago June 30 Premier No 1 finished the Glidden tour from Cincinnati to Chicago with the best road score but final winner to be decided by the American Automobile Association technical committee after eliminating cars. Premier No 1 faced nine point penalties while Chamira No 6 stood second with 3% points road penalty. No road penalties were announced at Port Davenport Iowa end of day. Six cars finished for the Chicago trophy. several protests were filed against Premier No 1 over an alleged auxiliary oil pump as BF B Edwards was sent to Indianapolis to examine the stock cars.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
American Automobile Association
Davenport
Iowa
Garfield Park
Wallé
BF. B. Edwards
Tndianapolis
Taft and Roosevelt in Joyful Beverly Meeting
Beverly witnesses a warm reunion as Taft and Roosevelt greet with a friendly embrace on the veranda. Secret service details widen beyond the cottage to Burgess Point as crowds cheer. Roosevelt denies press reports about pressuring Hughes for a third term in New York politics.
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Rudolph
Taft
Forster
Hank
Lodge
Roosevelt
Tati
Ledge
Gain of South in Population
Washington reports that the 1920 census will show the southern states including Missouri and Oklahoma with a 21 percent population gain since 1900, totaling 32,415,297. The five fastest growing states are Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Georgia, and Alabama, with Oklahoma alone gaining about 1,250,000.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Southern Commercial Congress
Congress
Union
South
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Census Bureau
Mayer Wins Third Scissors Mayor in Eastern Caroline League
Ex-Tech pitcher known as the Scissors Mayor wins his third straight game for Fay etteville in the Eastern Caroline League. Crackers had previously traded him, and the victory came Wednesday for the Sai anor team in a steady performance.
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Mayer
Scissors
Crackers
Fayetteville
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