Alleged Theft Victim Held on Warrants After All Day Chase
A 19 year old man, Yarnell, reported a $685 robbery in Chattanooga and accused Kenneth Usher of the theft. Detectives from Atlanta and a Chattanooga officer arrested Yarnell on a warrant after a lengthy pursuit, following his tale of being drugged and robbed in a saloon. The case involved claims of a loan and a mislaid purchase, with Yarnell later linked to the alleged crime through Usher and Evans.
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Russ Rosser
John Black
Steraff
Sam Conno
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Bem
Kenneth Usher
Atlanta
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Tarckin Street
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Usher
Permanent Baptist Church Organized at Druid Hills
The Druid Hills Baptist Church, tentatively formed on the first Sunday in June, will become permanent on a Sunday at 11 a.m. An interest program features Dr BP Robertson presiding, Dr Victorcross reading Scripture, Dr Weston Bruner speaking on a Baptist Church in Theory, and Dr Bob Gray delivering a short address on A Baptist Church in Practice. The organizing service expects many Baptists to join the permanent group, with Baptist ministers and city church representatives invited.
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Druii Hills Baptist Church
BP Robertson
Victorcross
Weston Bruner
Delver
Bob Graye
Reeulse
Prd Hills
Baptist Sunday School Association to Meet in Atlanta
The Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 3:00 at Oakland City Baptist Church. President John V. Green will preside with addresses by Rey Hambrick and Rev Dibble. About forty Sunday schools are part of the association and are urged to send delegations. Exeter, July 3. Fire destroyed the main building interior of Phillips Exeter Academy early today, with losses estimated around 0,000.
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Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association
Oakland City
John V. Green
Rey Hambrick
Rev Dibble
Exeter Academy
Exeter XH
Phillips Exeter Academy
Greater Tech Fund Nears Completion
Campaign days remain to reach a $100 000 goal for the Greater Tech fund. About two thirds of the money has been secured, with plans in place to complete subscriptions by week’s end. A new power station will rise on campus once funded, described as the finest building on site. Dr Delos L Hilt argues the project advances technical education and regional prosperity, urging citizen support as the best investment in human potential.
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Greater Tech
Delos L Hilt
Tech
Pien
Anderson Named Permanent Receiver For Empire Bank
Judge George L. Bel of Fulton Superior Court on Friday appointed M M Anderson as permanent receiver of the Empire State bank to replace WJ Blatock the temporary receiver. No objection to the appointment was raised by bank representatives and liquidation of assets will begin soon.
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George L. Bel
Futton Superior Court
M M Anderson
Umpire State Bank
WJ Blatock
The Flour That Is White as the Thriven Snow
An advertisement-style line promotes Dally Varden flour as exceptionally white for homemakers in Atlanta. The fragment suggests a greeting to shoppers and urges asking grocers for the product.
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Atlanta
Labor unions and capitalists urged to unite under faith’s call
The text argues for collaboration between capitalists and laborers through Christian unity. It cites the Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia and warns against sabotage and destruction for gain. It emphasizes protecting workers, children, and families, condemning drugs, low wages, and vandalism.
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Atlanta
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia
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