Dorsey Sons Old Law Firm Returns to Practice
Ex governor Hugh M Dorsey resumes legal practice with Dorsey Brewster Howell and Heyman in Atlanta after four years away. Firm founded by R T Dorsey and Albert Howell Jr. and now includes Col P H Brewster Albert Howell Jr H M Dorsey Arthur Heyman and others working from the Connally building while Dorsey completes a country home and their summer lease on Water Works road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell and Heyman
Theovernor
R. T. Dorsey
Albert Howell, Jr
Col
P. H. Brewster
Atlanta Barr Association
Albert Howell Jr
H. M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Mark Balding
Hugh Howell
W. P. Blondworth
2. G. Stephens
Connally
Dorsey
Atlantan Near Death While in Swimming
From Port Arthur Texas comes news of J J Studstiso a 19 year old Atlantan who nearly drowned while swimming with holiday bathers at a nearby resort. He dived into shallow water did not resurface promptly and was dragged from the water. Temporary massage first aid and a pulmotor aided by the fire department restored consciousness after ambulance transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Texas
J.J . Studstiso
Studstiso
Fire Department
Frances Foster dies after week's illness at capitol
Mrs Frances Cooper Foster secretary to State Tax Commissioner H J Fulbright died suddenly Friday morning following a week’s illness. She served many years in the state capitol and left a large circle of friends. Survived by mother Mrs A L Smith of Mobile Alabama daughter Miss Helen Foster of Atlanta son Stewart L Foster of Los Angeles two sisters Mrs Max Koehler of St Louis and Mrs A L Meallister of San Diego and two brothers Thomas L Smith of San Francisco and Sidney Smith of Globe Arizona.
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Frances Cooper Foster
H. Jd. Fulbright
State Capitol
Foster
A. L. Smith
Mobile
Ala
Helen Foster
Atlanta
Stewart L. Foster
Los Angeles
Cal
Max Koehler
St. Louis
A. L. MeaAllister
San Diego
Thomas L. Smith
San Francisco
Sidney Smith
Globe. Ariz
M Dade Recovering After Auto Accident
Hugh McDade of 786 DeKalb Avenue is reported on the road to recovery after an overturning truck crash in Montgomery Alabama Sunday. He is at Huis infirmary. The Kratzer baseball team member was riding with others when the vehicle overturned. George Gunten 17 was killed and several others were injured.
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Hugh McDade
DeKalb Avenue
Montgomery
Ala
Mc Dade
Huis Infirmary
McDade
Kratzer
George Gunten
Government Demands Certified Checks for Taxes
Friday announcement by A. O. Blalock the internal revenue collector states all special taxes and income tax must be paid by certified checks. It is an offense for a collector to accept ordinary checks. The rule also covers narcotic stamp purchases.
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A. O. Blalock
Veterans Meeting for Greater Atlanta Post 390 VFW
The Hed Mens wall will host the Greater Atlanta post 390 Veterans of Foreign Wars next Friday at 8. The post will conduct its regular business and election of officers, plus select delegates to the first annual encampment in Macon on July 1 and 2. Initiation of new recruits will also take place.
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Greater Atlanta Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Department
Macon
Great Drug Exposition Reaches Peak in Atlanta
The Great Drug Exposition captivated crowds Friday night with music and demonstrations. Mass Bernice Barlow, a New York vocalist and pianist, drew praise, while Miss Barrow announced she would remain in Atlanta for the summer. The event, directed by D. A. Metcalf, plans a final day Saturday with more displays, a late night dansant, and a dance in Taft hall.
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New York
Mass Bernice Barlow
Miss Barlow
Ian
Barlow
Atlanta
Orlock
Toft Hall
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Lilloutse Smith
Chicago Conservatory of Music
M Smith
Miss Watel Wood
D. A. Metcalf
E. L. Stevens
EF. Floyd
Bob Hughes
P. Watts
Aingla File
Auditor Farm
Taft Hall
Open Air Service at Piedmont Park Sunday Afternoon
Open air service will be conducted Sunday at Piedmont Park on the west side of the lake at 5 o'clock. W H Major pastor Capitol Avenue Baptist church will lead the service with community singing. C A Thus of Ponce de Leon Methodist church will lead singing assisted by the Central Presbyterian church orchestra.
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Piedmont Park
W. H. Major
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
C. A.thus
Ponce de Leon Methodist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Flood of Applicants for Training Camp At Camp Jackson
More than 9,000 applications for admission to the citizens' training camp at Camp Jackson have been received by General Morrison, fourth corps area commander. The rush is credited largely to the American Legion and the Training Camps' association. Applications continue arriving and will be processed in order of receipt by an impartial board. Up to date about 4,800 applicants have been assigned to the camp.
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Citiens
Camp Jackson
Fourth Corps
General Morrison
American Legion
Veterans of the World War
Training Camps’ Association
Fear of pirates eased by Callao message in New York
New York July 8 Wireless messages from the Callao reported she was proceeding slowly to New York, easing fears along the Atlantic that pirates or mutineers attacked the liner. The Callao, carrying Ford funds, left Rio de Janeiro June 21 and was overdue. Insurance groups expect explanations as natural delays persist. the ship sailed with strike-breaker crew and could not maintain usual speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Munson Lner
Cailao
Atlantic
Callao
Ford
Rio de Janeiro
South American
Jury Deadlocked In Douglas Trial For Catron Killing
Lafayette Ga July 8 The jury trying James Trouglas charged with killing Sheriff A G Catron on May 29 when the officer attempted to search a car for whiskey near Pittsburg was deadlocked at a late hour and retired for the night unofficially eight jurors favored death penalty while four sought life imprisonment Under Georgia law the verdict must include a recommendation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
James Trouglas
A. G. Catron
Pittsburg
Georgia
Improvement Sought for Savannah Harbor
Former Congressman Charles G. Edwards, now president of the Savannah Board of Trade, travels to Washington to press for funds to improve Savannah harbor. The board seeks excess funds from completed or abandoned projects to be redirected to this harbor plan, with Edwards also backing Bankhead drainage and reclamation measures before Congress.
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Charles G. Edwards
Savannah Board of Trade
Washington
Savannah
Board of Trade
Edwarda
Bankhead
Emory Unit Plans Barbecue at Buckhead Farm
The Emory Loverseas unit announces a barbecue picnic at Dr. B. C. Davis’s farm near Buckhead on Saturday July 16. A short business meeting is set for shortly before 2 o clock, followed by dinner and entertainment honoring the unit’s World War I service.
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B.C. Davis
Buckhead
Emory Loverseas
Niente
Clay and Bauxite Abound in Georgia
Dr R T Stull of Columbus Ohio states Georgia has practically unlimited clay and bauxite resources with huge development potential for industry. He and W M Weigel praise the Georgia field and note Alabama graph ites and marbles as further opportunities while urging local producers to innovate and meet manufacturers needs. Georgia could supply 80 to 90 percent of US clay demand if developed.
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Georgia
R. T. Stull
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Stull
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
W. M. Weigel
Southeastern Experiment Station
The
Tuscaloosa
Alaro
Weigel
Stuill
Stull
Alabama
United States
Georga
Straw voting in Colquitt county police vote straw poll
In Moultrie Georgia on July 8 a special election produced a 2 to 1 defeat for a fence proposal with 1385 for and 599 against. The straw poll on the county police force showed 1335 against continuing the policemen versus 1469 in favor, though unofficial. The county commissioners will receive the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Colquitt County
Fence
Nolicemen
Incorrect Address Shuffle in McKervey Case
Report states the address for R. L. McKervey was misreported after a raid by detectives Cason and Gee uncovered nine gallons of whisky. McKervey, who fainted twice at the station, was linked to the possession charge but the address given by FEBS Williams at 202 Hunnicutt Street proved incorrect.
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R. L. McKervey
Jon
Hunnicatt Street
Febs Williams
Piven
Poultry Expert to Speak on Modern Rearing Methods
Prof J H Wood of the state college poultry division at Athens will address Fulton county farmers in the city auditorium Saturday at ten o'clock. His talk will cover modern methods of poultry raising and marketing and is open to farmers in the area regardless of experience.
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J .H. Wood
Poultry Division
State College of Agriculture At
Athens
Fulton County
City
Woad
Annual encampment plans completed for Georgia National Guard
Plans for the Georgia National Guard encampment at St Simons Island are complete. Major Charles H. Cox will lead three Atlanta companies to entrain Sunday, Governor Hardwick to inspect July 13, and Major Arthur McCollum will prepare on St Simons. All units listed will attend training from July 10 to July 24, departing home stations on July 10 and returning by July 24.
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Georgia National Guard
St. Simons
van Holterah
Atlanta
Charles H. Cox
Thomas W. Hardwick
Arthur McCollum
Quartermaster Department
St. Simon's Island
National Guard
Ts8t Infantry
Macon
Ist Infantry
1St Bn. 1St Infantry
Jackson
Dublin
Brunswick
Cordele
el ‘Berton
Former Georgia Man Hart in Auto Wreck
Moultrie Georgia July 8 Special Joe Coyle son of Dr J G Coyle of this city was seriously injured in an automobile accident in Columbia D C Wednesday afternoon according to news despatches reaching here Coyle was driving the car when it crashed into a telephone pole He was thrown out his collar bone broken and his shoulder distorted It was stated that internal injuries were thought possible and that an operation probably would be necessary.
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Moultrie
Joe Coyle
J. G. Coyle
Columbia
D. C
Coyle
Athens May Become Station On Air Route
Athens Ga July 8 Special Athens may join the system of model airways for the army air service. Experts say a top southern landing field near Athena could be used by the federal government if Athens is included on a transcontinental route.
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Athens
Army Air Service
United States Army
Athena
Talk on Weevil Given in Conyers Georgia
F C Ward of the State College of Agriculture spoke to a large farmer gathering at the courthouse about the boll weevil. Ward leads federal and state agriculture experiments in fighting the weevil. George H Firer, field agent in agriculture, spoke on sweet potato curing houses.
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Conyers
F.C. Ward
State College of Agriculture
Ward
Federal
State College of
George H. Firer
Divorce granted on cruelty grounds to Mrs Sophie Cohen
A total divorce was granted to Mrs Sophie Rosenthal Cohen from Herbert Cohen by Judge George J Bell in the undefended divorce court after her testimony alleging cruelty. The couple, married July 4 1919, separated after four months. she said he squandered money, left her without support, forced her to work, and beat her in Detroit prior to final separation.
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Sophie Rosenthal Cohen
Harity Cohen
George J. Bell
Cohens
Oglethorpe Students Prepare for Debates
Oglethorpe University debaters plan contests with University of Alabama and University of the South. The program is run by a council of Thalian club Phi Delta and the two literary societies, under the English department.
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Oglethorpe University
University of Alabama
University of the South
Oglethorpe
Thalian Club
Phi Delta
Judge Roop to Preside Over Fulton Court Week
Judge Charles E. Roop of Covington Georgia will preside in Fulton Superior Court's criminal division next week during Judge John D. Humphries absence while he travels in the east. A lengthy docket is set for hearing throughout the week.
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Roop
Charles E. Roop
Covington
Fulton Superior Court
John D. Humphries
Priest's Indigestion Powder Ad Credits Daggett Endorsement
Sebec Station resident Mrs A A Daggett writes Priest Drug Co Bangor Me praising Priest's Indigestion Powder. She says a tree sample helped her, she keeps a bottle in the house, and recommends it to friends. Samples are free and Jacobs' Pharmacy Co. carries it.
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A. A. Daggett
Sebec Station
Priest Drug Co
Bangor
Ottie
Priest
Aim
Piper
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Bankruptcy cases and bank robbery indictments in Georgia
Bankruptcy proceedings in the northern district of Georgia disclosed that creditors were paid 211165 and attorneys 41273 as 581 cases began the year, 860 opened, 632 closed leaving 228 unresolved. Fulton county grand jury indicted J R Brooks Chatlia Mayes and John Wyatt for the College Park bank robbery. The pursuit followed a daytime heist over a loot of 75 in pennies.
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J. C. Boone
Fred L. Beers
Tne
District of
Georgia
Fulton County Grand Jury
College Park
J. R. Brooks Chatjia Mayes
John Wyatt
Ane
Brooks
Brooke
J. R. Bazemore
J. R. Stephenson
Roy Stone
Louie Wood
Police restructure after indictments and suspensions
The personal detective department sees changes following indictments by the grand jury. Lieutenants Shaw and Payne and West are suspended while Guy E. Londsey returns to lead the detective office. Ryan replaces Lindsey at the sergeant desk as Evans and Stone handle pawn shop theft probes and Jolley and Lowe pursue last automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Shaw
Payne
West
Guy E. Londsey
E. P. Ryan
Lindsey
Arthur and
Cochran
Cason and McGee
Evans and Stone
Jolley and Lowe
235 Cases Are Tried in Federal Court
A special session of the criminal division of the federal courts began June 6 and adjourned Friday. District Attorney Hooper Alexander said he probably will not prepare another calendar before the regular October term. He noted 235 cases were tried, more than twice the usual rate, with two visiting judges assisting Judge H. Sibley, Judge W. B. Sheppard, and Judge W. Grube.
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Federal Courts
Hooper Alexander
Alexander
Jude & H. Sibley
W .B. Sheppard
W. Grube
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Frances Foster
M’dade
Veterans’ Meeting
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Constitution
Reeves Studio
Constitution Booth
Francis E. Price
Stewart’s
Douglas
Catron
Savannah Harbor
Emory Unit
Dr. Siegert
Stachesbere
Belle Isle
Taxical
Colquitt
M’kervey
Hart
Stachelberg
Daylight IY
Pr — Gall Selle Isle Taxicab
Nettleton Oxfords
Daniel Bros. Company
Nettleton Fine Shoes
Ferchuee
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