Receiver named for State Mutual Life in Rome Ga
Judge A W Fite appoints Sprout Fouche president of the Citizens Bank of Rome as receiver for the State Mutual Life Insurance company. Fouche, acting as temporary receiver for six weeks, bonds $25,000 and takes charge to protect policyholders, investigate reinsurance, and report findings for court action. The firm has about two million in assets and three million two hundred fifty thousand in reserves with policyholders across the south.
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Rome
A. W. Fite
Cartersville
Sprout Fouche
Citizens’ Bank of Rome
State Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fouche
South
Supreme Court
Fite
Policyhaldera
Ich
Moses Wright
W. R. Walton
Thomasvile
D. Phillips
Thomasville
J. 3. L. Phillips
Tifton
Bridgeport
Ala
Denison
Texas
State Mutual Life Insurance
Fits
Charles R. Porter
John ‘W. ‘Maddox
No Indictments Expected In County Commission Probe
The grand jury investigating the county commission is expected to end today with no indictments against any commissioners. Court house officials say the panel will drop the matter when it meets at 10 o'clock. Tuesday’s failure to call witnesses and Wednesday’s routine matters indicate pre election charges were not substantiated.
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County Commission
A. Stephens
Mysterious Death in Courtland Street Alley
A negro man found dead last night near Glazner's alley behind 161 Courtland Street with no money or visible wounds. Two negro men were last seen in alley with a white man nearby. police arrived as they vanished. Coroner to hold inquest this morning. Officers Dodd and Shumate investigated the mystery.
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Deatt
Glazner'’s
Courtland Street
Courtland
Dodd
Shumate
Lathram Robbed Near Station House
Cooper Lathram, a Newton County farmer, said he was robbed of 330 by a ginger cake colored man near the Athens restaurant on Decatur Street close to police headquarters. A negro brushed against him, stole the money from his hip pocket, and fled into Piedmont Avenue.
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Cooper Lathram
Newton County
Deanny Street
Lathram
Athens
Decatur
Piedmont Avenue
John Mock of Albany crosses great divide
Albany Ga June 30 Special John Bock one of Dougherty counties eldest citizens and a man universally beloved died this afternoon after a long illness During his business career in Albany he was prominent until retirement He is survived by his wife a son John A W Mock and two daughters Annie and Gertrude Mock all of Albany Funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Albany
John Bock
Dougherty County
John AW Mock
Annie
Gertrude Mock
Banks Set to Pay About 230000 In Dividends In Atlanta
Seven banks in the Atlanta Clearing House association plan semi annual and quarterly dividends totaling nearly 250000. Atlanta National leads with 6 percent on 2000000. American National declares 24000 on 800000. Third National 2 percent on 1900000. Lowry National 3 percent quarterly on 1000000. Fourth National expected 6 percent semi annual on 800000. Central Bank and Trust to declare on second Tuesday in July about ? percent on 1008000.
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Atlanta Clearing House Association
Atlanta National
American National
Third National
Lowry National
Natonal
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Thurman's Wife Granted Alimony in Bell's Court
The wife of Arthur Thurman was awarded $46 monthly alimony and $40 in attorney's fees by Judge Bell in superior court Tuesday. Co respondent Genevieve Goodin, Thurman's alleged lover, was noted as still employed in Healey building offices. Thurman testified of slim finances and pawned diamonds while seeking reconciliation with his wife, who now lives in Elberton with her parents.
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Arthur Thurman
Frank
Bell
Superior Court
Thurman
Goodin
Healey
Elberton
Wns
Eiberton
Fort to Lecture on Health and Hygiene
Dr A G Fort of the state department of health will deliver a lecture on hygiene and health at Howell Station Thursday evening before the Parent-Teachers' club recently organized by Mrs James Little. The speaker will be introduced by J E Pierce.
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A. G Fort
Howell Station
Parent
James %.Little
J. E. Pierce
Bailey Appointed to Succeed E. P. King as Inspector
First Lieutenant E M Bailey of the regular army designated to succeed First Lieutenant E P King as inspector in the artillery for the National Guard of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. Delicious Shortcakes and Pastry now made in a jiffy with Almixt Self Rising Flour. Needs no leavening nor mixing. Results guaranteed. Ask your grocer.
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E. M. Bailey
Regular Army
E. P. King
National Guard of
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
tAdv
Advertising the Truth and Placing Right Merchandise Behind It
A store notes the challenge of matching stock to demand with exact math. Despite careful analysis some departments grow congested while others lag. Managers acknowledge misjudgments in merchandise movement and strive for better balance.
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NE Offtheas
Broadway
H & Pleasant
Selwyn and Company
Dora Baxter
Owen Johnson
Jane Duntar
Tor’ David Warfeld
Peter Grimm
David Belasco
Hed
Misa Dunbar Innning
Tme
Warfield
Dunbar
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E Company
the Salamander
Trilby
Salmander Asall
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Colorado Rockies
The
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Chicago
Kanasas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Fred Harvey
Norfolk
Gep
Muse Clothing Co
State Mutual
John Mock
Great Divide
W. & A. Railro
Atlanta
Bailey
P. King
Gookin
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
New York
Paris
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Clearaway
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