Police board fires three officers amid Ola Bradley encounter
A police board inquiry into eight officers visiting Ola Bradley’s Auburn Avenue resort led to three dismissals, three suspensions, and two exonerations. Patrolmen Wood Born and Folds were discharged, while R T David Jackson and Bailey faced suspensions. Moon and Evans cleared for failure to report visits. Major Woodward pressured charges against Officer Moon and Beavers weighed further action.
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Ola Bradley
Negreas
Auburn Street
Police Board
Robert A Wood
J P Born
E. C Folds
J E McDaniels
LW Evans
R. T David
J. J Jackson
Roundsman Bailey
James G Woodward
Cutwright
Negrass
Woodward
Beavers
Toerd
VP Labelethes
Moon
Bradley House
4&Ble
Hon
J . Smith
Harvey Itl
Aldine Ghampers
Wadlem R Smith
Tha Tra
Police Department
Folds Wood David
Jackson
Evans
McDaniel
J E Jackson
M. Smith
Bison Theater
Vinita
H T Adams
Auburn Avenue
Bradley
Adams
Moneyro
Bailey
Wood
What Shall I Do With This Old Odds and Ends
A housewife plans to clean the cellar and attic of unused items including an arm-chair rug matting and a bureau. She sees value in selling these odds and ends to raise ready money for family needs through the Constitution's Classified.
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Bobby
Helen
Atlanta's Own Regiment Heads to St Simons Camp
Thousands bid farewell as the Vitth regiment of the National Guard of Georgia departs from Union Station in two trains for a ten day encampment on St Simons Island. Under Colonel E E Pomeroy, the unit loads baggage, provisions 600 men, and travels via Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad toward Brunswick then ship to the island.
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Atlanta
St. Simons
Edgewood Avenue
Pryor
Houston
Peachtree
Whitehall
Mitchell
Pryor Street
Brunswick
Spe
St Simons
Cronheim
F. H. Lichtenwalter
Elks elect Leach grand exalted ruler amid reform talk
Rochester July 8 Edward Leach of New York elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks succeeding Thomas B Mills at Superior Wis The session featured a four candidate race for grand secretary and debate on erecting a new national home at Bedford Va Mills criticized lodge misconduct calling liquor sales a public scandal and saying a small percentage are at fault while the order bears the blame of outsiders.
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Rochester
Edward Leach
New York
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Thomas B. Mills
Superior
Wis
Leach
J Cookman Boyd
Baltimore
Boyd
Fred C. Robinson
Grand Duke
Jaws
Grand Ladgn
Bedford
FP Sfields
Clarksburg
H W Jennings
Briagopat Conn
B M, Dickerman
Tucson
Ariz
Grand Inner Guard
Edwin J Keiley
Cheyenne Wye
S V Perott
Indianapolis
Bland
Charles C Schmidt
Wheeling
Wva
Jamey R Nicholson
Springfield
Mass
John J Mitchell
St Paul Mink
Ruler Mills
Perry A. Shaner
Sisterville
Charles A White
Chicago
George D Lacke
Rogers, Ark
P J. Brennan
Denison
Texas
William D Evans
St Joseph
Mc White
Atlanta
Grand Lodge
Denver Harker
Thomas B Mills
Fiks
Order
James M Lynch Named by Governor Sulzer
Albany July 8 Governor Sulzer sent to the state senate for confirmation the appointment of James M Lynch of Syracuse president of the International Typographical Union as state labor commissioner after three failed attempts to appoint John Mitchell former UMWA president. Lynch is completing his 72 year term as union president.
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Albany
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Sulzer
Astate
James M Lynch
Syracuse
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Typographical Union
Mrs J L Lee Interview Beavers Trial Statement
In police court Mrs J L Lee faced cross questioning by Chief Beavers over a satement in The Constitution alleging Beavers said a slanderer of a woman's character deserved to have his face slapped. Lee denied making the remark and later submitted a written communication to The Constitution.
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J . Lee
Beavers
Lee
Chief Beavers
The
Constitution
Judge Denounces Unwritten Law in Forsyth Street Whipping
Police Judge Nash R. Broyles condemned the unwritten law as he closed the trial of Mrs. J. J. Lee the Peachtree Street resident who whipped T. D. Thompson on Monday night in a sensational attack on her character She admitted the whipping saying she waited for Thompson as he left work at 180 Washington Street and that her act was justifiable The case raises questions of self help versus formal justice and ends with continued coverage on Page Seven.
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Nash R. Broyles
J. J. Lee
Peachtree Street
T. D. Thompson
Mra Lee
Forsyth
Nelson Streets
Thompson
Washington Street
Barrow County Gains Support From Legislature
The Barrow county case dominates a heated session as the committee weighs new counties Barrow will combine parts of Jackson Gwinnett and Walton with Winder as county seat Jackson county opposes Barrow arguing prosperity comes from growth not size The hearing shows strong delegations from Gwinnett Walton and Jackson and calls for delaying decisions on Candler and Stonewall counties due to possible shifts involving Tattnall and future Hampton and Evans counties
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Legie
Barrow
Stonewall
Candler
Jackson
Gwinnett
Walton
Wiinheta
Tattnall County
Hampton and Evans
Tattnall
Compalttea
Hampton
Evans
Emanuel
Bulloch
Metter
Stillmore
St § S
House
Senate
Gwinett
Barrow County
Georgia
W. H. Toole
Winder
Harrow County
Toole
Areca
T ‘At
Harrow
Tarner
Turner
Jackson County
Jefferson
CAPT JACK W JOHNSON DIES OF HEART DISEASE
Capt Jack W Johnson longtime Seaboard Air Line district passenger agent in Birmingham dies suddenly of heart disease. Born in Georgia he built a wide railroad network across the south and lived in Atlanta for years shaping rail passenger service. He was a former ticket agent at the union depot and later led passenger business for the line, with ties to the old Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railway and the Baggage Transfer firm. Relatives in Atlanta include the Glenns and Porters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jack W Johnson
Seaboard Air Line Railway
South
Cantaln Johnson
Georgia
Jack W. Johnson
Atlanta
Cave Spring
Union Depot
Haat
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway
Ballard Baggage Transfer Company
Glenns
Porters
Suffragists Meet on Steps of Capitol in Georgia
Arrangements are under way for a monster mass meeting on the state house steps at eight o clock tonight opening the annual Georgia Woman's Suffrage association. The suffragists may meet outside if a hall is not provided, with plans to gather on the capitol grounds or Temple of Labor. Speakers include Bishop Nelson or Rev Beatie, John Y Smith, Governor Slaton, and Mary L McLendon, with Eugenia Estill and others addressing civic life and the fruits of equal suffrage.
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State House
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Senate Chamber
Hall of Representatives
Mary L McLendon
Capitol
Washington Street
Temple of Labor
Organized Labor
C. K. Nelson
George A Beatie
America
Fulton County
John Y Smith
House
John Marshall Slaton
Georgia
Marks
Georgia Federation of Labor
Convention For Labor
George A. Beatie
Mies Eugenia Estill
M Ot Mee Whorter
Carnemi
Bronze bed offered at 27.90 in paper ad
A woman, priced out by affordability, finds a bronze bed with steel springs and mattress for 27.90 in a paper advertisement. She plans to buy other needs at savings such as silk stockings, messaline, tea, potatoes, coffee, and silk shirts for her husband.
General Appropriations Bill Draft Sparks Constitutional Clash
A Georgia House committee yesterday unanimously adopted a rough draft of the general appropriations bill for 1914 15. The plan would bar most institutions from general funding, requiring special bills for maintenance, and aligns with Governor Slaton’s call to limit the general appropriation to constitutional expenses while allowing vetoes on non constitutional allocations.
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Geurgix House of Representatives
Franklin College
State University
State Sanitarium For
Academy For the Blind
Maron
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Cave Spring
Soldier's Home
State Tuberculosis Sanitary Tur
Alto
Athens
State College of Agriculture
School of Technology
Atlanta
Georgia Normal and Industrial Course
Ath«eny
Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Dahlonega
Congressional District Agricultural Schools
Railroad Commission
Prison Commission
State Board of Health
Confederate Roster Commission
Crawford ‘Wheatley
Sumter
A. B Greene
Houston
N. F. Quipepper
Meriwether
L. & Leadbetter
Poli
Weather Prophecy FAIR
Georgia forecast calls for fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday with light to moderate east winds. Local report notes low and high temperatures uncertain with mean temperatures and normal values missing. Haline totals and deficiency since January are incomplete.
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Georgia
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Fifth Regiment
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J F. Lek
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Georgia Senate
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