Boy 13 Dies After Auto Truck Crash
Julius Siverman, 13, of 253 Eustis Hunter Street, was struck by a Foote Davies truck at Decatur and Futler, left leg broken and serious head injuries. Driver J L Davis, of 181 Lovestreet, charged with reckless driving. held on $240 bond. Outcome uncertain as hospital reports indicate slim recovery chances. Witnesses say boy rode a bicycle and lost balance amid a traffic jam.
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Decatur
Futler Streets
Julius Siverman
Eusit Hunter Street
Grady Bogpital
J. L. Davin
Lovestreet
Po- Heemen Butler
Shaw
Foote & Davies Printing Establishment
Davis
Gent Hot Weather Tonic Promises Restored Energy
The advertisement touts Frove s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for hot weather malaise. It claims to tidy the system, improve vigor, and restore strength during the heat season.
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Wil
Divorce Case Floods Superior Court Docket
The term opens with Mrs Effie Glenn’s divorce suit against Luther J Glenn amid a Texas arrest link to Mrs Jane Pidcock. About 125 renariation petitions ahead as Monday sessions dispose several actions. Marie Stevens seeks relief on age at marriage and alleged cruelty. James M Gray wins desertion suit against Sadie Gray. C B McKerall sues William Brace McKerall over jealousy and denial of a telephone in a sickly marriage with cruelty and neglect cited.
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Effie Glenn
Luther J. Glenn
Texas
Jane Pidcock
Superior Court
Cas
Mra
Marie Stevens
George L. Bell
Sadie ©. Gray
CB. McKerall
William Brace McKerall
Jerome Jones Improving at Home in Coming Days
Letters from Jerome Jones editor of The Atlanta Journal of Labor to Atlanta friends show he is rapidly improving in health and may come home within the next week or ten days. A month ago he returned home worn out after a tour of labor addresses and ten days unable to save his home.
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Jerome Jones
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Borden-Wheeler Springs
Jones
Borden-Wheeler
Diseased Cattle Bill Favored By Committee
A disease cattle bill introduced by Representatives Smith and Field of DeKalb was unanimously reported for passage by the general agriculture committee. It authorizes state veterinarians to condemn and slaughter infected animals with county payment to owners, includes appraisal procedures, and sets maximum values for horses, cattle, and sheep or hogs. It also covers amendments on prohibiting slaughter of female calves under two and hog quarantine for cholera, with decisions postponed to Wednesday.
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Smith and Field
DeKalb
General Agriculture
Melson
Clayton
Greene and Holtzclaw
Houston
Slaton to Visit St Simons Island. Brown Declines
Former Governor Joseph M Brown will skip the soldiers encampment at St Simons Island due to farming duties. Governor Slaton will travel with his staff, leaving Atlanta Friday evening for Brunswick where a splendor reception awaits on arrival.
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Joseph M. Brown
St. Simons Island
Governor Brown
Brown
Slaton
Atlanta
Brunswick
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
New Board Members Elected by Council
The council filled several vacancies at yesterday's meeting. Health officer Dr J P Kennedy and city physicians Drs G G Hall and J G Wilkins, plus sanitary chief John Jentzen, were appointed. Resignation of Frank Wiley from the park board prompted A M Thom to be nominated to fill the vacancy. H M Patterson was nominated to succeed himself on the crematory commission. W C Stamps resigned from the school board. vacancy to be filled next meeting.
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Asige
J. P. Kennedy
G. G. Hall
J. G. Wilkins
John Jentzen
D. Knight
Frank Wiley
A. M. Thom
Arthur H. van Dyke
H. M. Patterson
Crematory Commission
W. C. Stamps
Clear Weather Forecast for Atlanta This Week
Forecaster expects clear and slightly cooler conditions in Atlanta today and likely through the week. Temperatures will stay below the past three weeks peak with Monday reaching about 85 degrees. Baselines remain clear with Kennesaw and Stone Mountain visible from downtown. The meteorologist predicts little chance of thunder showers for the rest of the week.
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Atlanta
Kennesaw
Stone Mountains
Councilman Abernathy Suffering After Sanatorium Operation
Members of the seventh ward council learned Roy Abernathy underwent a severe operation at Piedmont sanitarium. Alderman F J Spratting moved a sympathy resolution, which was adopted and a copy ordered sent to the ill council member.
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Mondas
Roy Abernathy
Seventh Ward
Piedmont Sanitarium
Council
F. J. Spratting
Abernathy
New Collection Hours for Atlanta Garbage
Alderman James R. Nutting urged a city health board resolution to fund new garbage disposal regulations within the Inner fire limits as the near finished crematory expands disposal capacity. Previously the health boards collected garbage from 7 to 8 in the morning. now housewives should place garbage out at night with wagon collection between midnight and early morning hours.
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James R. Nutting
City Health Board
Nutting
Boards of Health
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by James G. Seignatus Jr
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in the United States court by James G. Seignatus Jr of Atlanta with Deputy Clerk Fred Reers. The papers list assets of 721.25 and debts of 2 216.25.
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Fred Reers
United States Court
James G. Seignatus, Jr
Atlanta
Mangham Pardon Case Heard a Second Time
A second hearing by the prison commission on J. J. Mangham, Griffin cotton mill man, serving four years for embezzlement plus a one year misdemeanor, was held. Eugene Black urged clemency for Mangham while Emmet Owens opposed. Governor Slaton will face a difficult decision due to Mangham’s social prominence and close ties with his circle.
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Slaton
J. J. Manghem
Griffin Cotton Mill
Mangham
Eugene Black
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Quarrels With Lover Lead to Suicide Attempt
Miss Catherine Reese a telephone operator at The Gear plant attempted suicide after a quarrel with her lover. She drank drain cleaner at her Fraser street home and was found in a precarious state at Grady hospital, where doctors hope for her recovery after a note to Fort McPherson private Golden Studstill was found. The motive is given as the estrangement from her lover.
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Catherine Reese
Gearpian
Grady Hospital
Golden Studstill
Fort McPherson
Sweatheart
Fraser Street
Supreme Court of Georgia Case List With Several Administrators
Argued and submitted listings from the Supreme Court of Georgia include M Benaras versus Yowa of Guyton from Ellingham, O Reiley administrator versus Mite, McGinnis from Madison, EB Guest versus Tyner administrator from Madison, Brewer from Elbert, Dell administrator versus Vertett from Elbert, Southern Railway Company versus Fleming from Franklin, Ma Smith et al from Oglethorpe, Lane Walton Gatneaville Midland Railway, Vandi ver from Jackson, Atlantic Term and Coat Corporation from Clarke, Malcom from Elbert, and other matters continued or noted for further action.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
M. Bénaras
Vy. Yowa
Guyton
Ellingham
C. O'Reiley
Y. Mite
M. v. McGinnis
Madison
W. M. Trawler
J. C. Scott
Madine
Guest v
Brewer
Elpert
O. Dell
Adinistrator
V. T. A. Vertett
Elbert
Southern Wsdway Company
V. I. W. Fleming
Franklin
Mawke
Alon
Atlantic Ter and Coat Corporation
Clarke
Malcom
Court of Appeals of Georgia Case Fragments
Fragmentary list of appeals and parties from multiple counties including Muscogee Laurens Lumpkin and Barry. Names appear garbled with several likely real individuals and jurisdictions referenced without coherent context or outcomes.
Special Train Mountain Excursion From Atlanta to Asheville
Southern Railway offers a daylight mountain excursion with parlor cars coaches and dining. Round trip fare six dollars, valid ten days. See the land of the sky by daylight and make reservations now.
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Atlanta
Asheville
Land OF the Sky
Southern Railway
Despondent sister takes poison over wedding
Miss Georgia Williams, daughter of a Cordele grocer, confessed distress over her sister’s marriage and attempted suicide by carbatic acid. Found semi conscious, she was kept alive by doctors through the day. prognosis uncertain as the poison’s effects linger. The sister is Mrs Wille Britt of Quitman.
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Georgia Williams
Cordele
Wille Britt
Quitman
Banking Committee Meeting This Morning
Members of the house committee on banks and banking are notified of the first meeting at 9 o'clock in room 305 at the capitol, before the 10 o'clock house session. Chairman L. J. Cooper of Were presides. Several bills await action and a hearing is set with the Georgia State Bankers Association legislative committee Thursday.
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House Committee On Banks and Banking
Capitol
House
L. J. Cooper
Were
Committee For Action
The
Georgia State Bankers’ Association
Shashore Excursion via A B and A to Brunswick
Friday July 11 excursion to Brunswick St Simons and Cumberland islands by Fifth Infantry Atlanta’s own regiment in camp at St Simons. Parades maneuvers magic dancing and entertainment. Round trip six dollars. Information City Ticket Office 70 Peachtree Street adv.
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Brunswick
St. Simons
Cumberland Islands
Atlanta
Information City
Peachtree Street
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Julius Silverman
Decatur Street
Noat Walton
Chase Trucks
Chase Motor Trucks
Johnson Motor Car Co
Peachtree St
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
ST. Simon’s
Pultiam
Ebert
Mize
W. Adame
Court OF Appeals OF
Waldam Snell
Alas
Jeckies
Y. State
Musaogee
Dave Johnson
Laurens
Charles Miler
Lumpgin
Gardner Brown
State
Washington
Jim Gouk
Miler
John Rash
Dartow
Denas Hilty
Barry
S.A
Rountree
W. Z Turner
Sister
Banking Committee
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Noaents & Oe
America
Copenhagen
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