Raoul explains why he stays in jail in Millen case
In Millen Georgia on June 2 1915 William Grant Jr of Atlanta testifies he cannot post a 25000 bond. He explains that bondsman rules and family securities would risk his mother and brother and that he prefers to remain jailed until an amicable settlement on the divorce suit with Mrs Winifred Raoul is reached.
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Atlanta
Millen
Upton Sinclair
Jon Millen
Henry Hammond
Augusta
Raoul
Winifred Raoul
J al Dixon
E K Overstreet
American Surety Company
East
Agurety Company
WM. G Raoul
Macon Children Enjoy Mayor Smiths July Fourth Movies
Macon on July 6 special three thousand Macon children attended four local theaters as a Fourth of July treat hosted by Mayor Bridges Smith. The day passed quietly with no firecrackers or Roman candles. the theater ran a child friendly program and a group portrait was sent north to show Macon’s observance. Night Watchman Dead: Smith had a drink with the watchman a couple hours before death from natural causes apoplexy at age 46.
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Bridges Smith
Maconta
Jackson
Smith
Snuth
Aren
Rising Chattooga Threatens Crops Near LyerisGa
Heavy rains in the past forty eight hours raise flood risk on the Chattooga river with possible inundation of river bottoms. Hillside lands already damaged and farmers fear widespread losses if floods expand. Continuous exhibitions daily start 29 oclock.
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Lyeris
Chattoowa River
Chattooga
Divorces Granted To Pretty Women In Judge Pendleton Court
In a Monday session Judge Pendleton granted three first decrees and two second decrees, with Moore & Branch securing three divorces. Plaintiffs Mary Fisher, Mamie Knox McAdams, Charlotte De Bush, and others testified of spousal abuse or neglect. Twelve first and ten second decrees followed as the court continued amid numerous undefended cases.
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Hi & Wright
Moore & Branch
Mr. Mary 3
Fisher
Harrigan Fisher
R C Fisher
Pinkerton
Mamie Knox McAdams
J M McAdams
Chrlotte de Bush T
James 1 Bush
ID Brown
Huby Bridges Hosing
Mra Brown
California
Juggs Pendleton
Athens Summer School Attendance Increases With Exchange
Athens Ga July 5 Special The University of Georgis summer school enrollment rose to over 950 not counting the coaching and cotton-grade classes. An teachers exchange is opened to match teachers seeking better positions with communities needing qualified staff. Many trained teachers are here finishing special work and will aid school officials seeking teachers across the state.
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Athens
University of Georgis
Cordele Mayor to Attend Woodmen of the World Meet
Cordele Georgia Mayor Gordon Jones and wife will travel to St Paul Minnesota as a Georgia delegation representative to the Woodmen of the World sovereign camp convention The group includes Rosenthal Simmons Hoyl Bimmons and aims to lobby for the 1917 sovereign camp in Atlanta Afterward Jones will tour northwest cities studying municipal ownership of public utilities and evaluate building an electric plant to serve Cordele’s water system for a future power facility
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Cordele
J Gordon Jones
North- West
Wednesda
Jones
St Paul
Mayor Jones
Cordele HI
Atlanta
Woodmen of the World
Tones
Northwest
Hla
Burglar Steals $45 From Col. Tinsley W Rucker
Athens Georgia reports a burglar entered Col. Tinsley W. Rucker's residence and stole $45 from his trousers. The thief discarded the empty purse on Judge J. H. Brand's lawn nearby, amid notes of ongoing court cases involving Rucker.
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Athens
Spenal
Tinsley W Rucker
Atlanta
H Brand
Superor
Rucker
Brand
Beware Calomel and Try Dodson’s Liver Tone Instead
An admonition warns that calomel can make you salivate and suffer side effects, describing it as dangerous and harmful. It promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver without upsetting the stomach, restoring energy and requiring no dosage to cause illness.
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Selle
Sad Monday in Atlanta as rain keeps city quiet
A muggy damp day in Atlanta keeps life subdued as showers deter celebrations for Independence Day. Movies draw crowds while outdoor activity fades. reporters note closed stores, quiet police, and shoppers relying on phone orders amid a foggy, wet town.
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Ole Jupe Pluvius
Atlanta
Bill
Charlie Chaplin
Theda Baro
Low Weber
Pauline Frederick
Third National
Dr Shelton Confused In Departing From Athens TO New York
Dr W A Shelton head of the commerce department at the university, planning a summer in New York, faced a chaotic start at the Athens station. A scramble for tickets, a rushed return to help his wife and son, and a train pullaway left them stranded with no tickets. They walked back toward the station and a relay of mislaid items began to surface, including a rail tag and items lost on the journey. A wire later reported a missing man’s wife and dandelion? items valued around four thousand dollars. witnesses were called, and over 150 articles were cataloged for future developments.
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WA Shelton
Department of Commerce
New York
Shelton
Little Gon
Irs
Uicketa
Wratherton
Acros
Oconoe
Professor Shinton
Ballenge
Chamber Urges Action to Aid Grady Hospital Plight
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously urge the mayor and the city council to address Grady Hospital’s dire condition. They recall a prior $100,000 bond effort and pledge cooperation to secure funds for expansion and improved facilities to meet current and future needs.
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Grady Hospital
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ton Bond Asane
Meyer and General Council of
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Robert J Lowry
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Atlanta
Chetty Chamber
Grady
Building Committee of Emory to Meet in Atlanta
The building committee of Emory University’s board of trustees will meet in Atlanta on Thursday to discuss grounds and building plans for the coming year. The session starts at 2 o'clock, with details in Forsyth Daily under the heading Scandal.
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EMORY
Board of Trustees
Emory University
Atlanta
2th Annual Session Ga Rural Carriers
The 2th annual session of Georgia rural letter carriers met in Macon on July 6 with about 600 members. Prominent speakers Carl Vinson and Thomas W Hardwick praised the service to nation and rural people while opposing star route contract work. The group considered insuring horses up to 100 and planned committees to report. Sessions featured addresses by Balcom and Harthcock and expected Athens next year.
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Georgis
Carl Vingon
Thomas W Hardwick
Washington
Conalbert
J HW Balcom
Jeffersonville
William A Harthcock
Hall Ground
Athens
Athena
America
KR KL Derwgtas
City
OC Hancock Welsome
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Chamber of Commerce
WHC Johnson
Asicome
Crusecie
Atlanta
Constittion Bell Cell
Carl Vinson
Carl Shulla
Service
Receiver 5S Sought for City of Nashville
Nashville Town reports Chancellor John aNigon named T I Batley deputy clerk and master as commissioner to take proof on a receivership for Nashville. Burnsie, city comptroller, filed a bill seeking the receivership and a restraining injunction on city actions. Proceedings continue with a decision pending on the receivership and injunction, which would halt public work.
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Nashville
John aNigon
T I Batley
R Miles Burnsie
Nexhville
Volunteers Give Picnic to Hundreds on Fourth of July
More than 300 women and children enjoyed the Volunteers of America annual barbecue at Grant Park. Major J Charles Barlar and staff, with Hatcher and Todd families, prepared lamb, pork, beef, ice cream and lemonade despite rain delays. Police Officers Goher and Lasaet assisted in crowd control and keeping order.
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Grant Park
J Charles Barlar
Hatcher
A. F
Todd
H. Burge
Charles Zeigler
Goher and
Lasaet
Police Department
Marshall Emphasizes Independence Day Address In Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas during July Vice President Marshall defends dual citizenship concerns and urges citizens to heed the president. He condemns treasonous oaths and calls for policies to safeguard allegiance to the United States amid postwar tensions.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Marshall
Virginia
United States
Nic
Jawa
Weather outlook for Atlanta showers and cooler spell
Cloudy conditions with intermittent showers and drizzle foreseen in Atlanta. Although no official reports were filed, rain is unofficially expected to continue Tuesday with the coolest weather recorded in 87.
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Hounsas
Daily temperature report with July figures in Atlanta
The daily average temperature since July has been three degrees above normal. The highest temperature recorded in Atlanta in July 2014 reached 93 degrees.
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Atlanta
Mondas
All Germs Ordered To Beat it Git in Bleod Impurities
Historical medical ad claims a swift tonic kills germs by flushing impurities from the blood. It describes impurities as mucous, acid accumulations, pimples, and other blemishes. The ad urges readers to consult a physician and write to a mail address for treatment.
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Ord
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