County Officers May Elect Sheriff Nelms Leader at Georgia Conference
Sheriff John W Welms of Fulton County is expected to be named president of the County Officers Association of Georgia at today’s morning session. The merger of sheriffs clerks and ordinaries into the County Officers Association of Georgia was approved with name changes. Governor Colquitt and Solicitor Black addressed delegates ahead of the vote and a barbecue at Cola Springs near East Point will close today’s events.
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John W. Welms
Fulton County
County Officers’ Association of Georgia
Friends of
Dr. Welms
C M Whiley
Bibb
Wiley
Association of Sheriffa and Clerks
Sheriffs and Clerks
House of Representatives
Arnell Broyles
Whey Willams
Columbus
A. 3. Conaty
Quitman
Association of Sheriffs and Clerks
Broyles
Sheriff Nelms
A. Powell
Oglethorpe
Powell
Gagoolation
Cumberland
Warm Springs
Association
Cola Springs
Cue Club
East Point
Court House
Georgia
Black
Solcitor B. R. Black
Atlanta
Brayles
Solicitor Black
Mr. Glack
Neims
T. H. Jeffries
Sheriffs’ and Clerks’ Association
C. H. Brand
Lawrenceville
Northwestern
Association of Ordinaries
C. M. Wiley
Blob County
Newman
Washington County
Wilkinson
Fulton
Judgge J. E. Butler
Wilkinson County
Sible
M. Newman
Washington
J. H. Butler
William Redd
Muscoges
P. M. Hill
Warren
Thomas Young
Coffee
Robert G. Crane
Heard
A. M. Helms
Rockdale
R. A. Chiles
Paulding
H. 1. Seale
T. J. Crow
Franklin
John T. Webb
Gwinnett
J. E. Vonmans
Emanuel
W. M. Ragsdale
DeKalb
A. W. Patterson
Berlin
L. B. Lewis
Fayette
John W. Nhiams
Buttrick Tours Tech School Delighted by Support
Dr. Wallace Buttrick secretary of the general education board visited the Technological school with President Lyman Hall. He praised the $10,000 gift and said the project would influence southern industrial training, shaping careers and equipment upgrades. He will deliver another $10,000 check soon and Hall plans to purchase machinery and an experimental laboratory.
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Technological School
Wallace Buttrick
General Education Board
Lyman Hall
Buttrick
Wiliam H. Balawin, Jr
South
President Hall
Hall
Imental
Americus Heirs Claim Fortune From Charles Hill
Miss Lillar Cly Hill of Atlanta contends for $144,000 left by Charles Hill who died in South Dakota. Americus relatives press to prove kinship, hoping the fortune may go to them if the Atlanta claimant fails to prove she is his daughter.
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Atlanta
Charles Hil
Americus
Lillar Cly Hill
Charles Hill
South Dakota
Amercus
Frank Hill
Americas
Hill
Dakota
Professor Hill
Say s He Was Tortured Corns Heal by Arnica Salve
H Robinson of Hisborough Illinois writes of severe corn pains that made walking almost impossible. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised as magical for sprains cuts bruises sores burns boils ulcers and skin diseases with a guaranteed cure by all druggists priced 25 cents.
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H. Robinson
Hisborough
Buckien
Local incidents feature fines and trials in Fulton area
Short items report Elbert Smith fined 1075 after arrest on Broad street for insulting a woman. A companion fled after being detained. Other notes include a new residence under construction at West Peachtree and Fourth, Mrs Dorsey returning from Knoxville, and tax digest preparations with over 91 million returns. Also listed are railroad officials indicted for pool plan, Isham Danibei’s stable condition, the death of Thomas L. Connerly’s infant, Volney Dunning’s will, a 10000 Georgia Railway suit, and a city court injury case against Atlanta Machine Works.
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H. M. Patterson
West Peachtree
Fourth Streets
R. D. Dorsey
Knoxville
Dorsey
Police Department
Federal Grand Jury
Atlanta
United States Court
Heat Wave Nearing End in Atlanta After Sudden Cooling Outlook
Forecaster Marbury expects cooler weather and rain as a northern Texas low pressure area develops, shifting winds from hot dry westerlies to moist air. Atlanta had another hot day with a high of 86, low 56, and a brief afternoon thunderstorm that eased the heat.
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Atlanta
Arizona
Texas
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf Country
Hecaster
Marbury
Atlantic
Ecity
Wyoming
Maine
United States
Trustees Meet Today at Presbyterian Hospital Plan Next Year
The Presbyterian hospital board of trustees will meet at 3 p.m. in the Inman Building office of W. P. Inman to map work for the coming year. Dr. R. A. Holderby calls the session after the first year closes July 1. 220 patients treated and about 300 treated through the dispensary, with the hospital praised for its charity work.
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Presbyterian Hospital Board
The
Presbyterian Hospital
W. P. Inman
Inman
R. A. Holderby
Roosevelt Invites Cabinet to Visit Him at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt informally invites cabinet members to visit Kis Sagamore Hill. It is expected Secretary Root may arrive soon. Roosevelt keeps close touch with Washington as he spends time with Mrs. Roosevelt and the children in the heat.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kis Sagamore Hill
Root
Washington
Fifth Regiment Prepares Camp at Wrightsville Beach
Arrangements completed for the Fifth Regiment camp near Wrightsville Beach North Carolina with about 350 men set to depart July 17 aboard a Seaboard Air Line special train. Officers meet at the Equitable building and later at the Atlanta Grays armory to issue final instructions before departure for a nine day encampment. Tickets for the public train ride cost 350 dollars round trip with a three day validity and ten percent of receipts to the regiment.
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Wrightsville Beach
N. C
Cliford L. Anderson
Equitable
Anderson
Atlanta
Outings Luncheon with Ready Prepared Grape-Nuts
An inexpensive vacation friendly luncheon idea promotes Grape-Nuts as a ready to serve breakfast staple any season. The ad touts quick preparation, cooling nourishment, and versatile uses for picnics campers and housewives alike.
Turner Crushed to Death While Passing Moving Freight
William Turner of 67 Bellwood avenue was killed instantly yesterday morning near the Bellwood avenue crossing by an outgoing Southern railway passenger train. He was en route to work at National Furniture Company and tried to outrun a freight train, crossing in front of it as another train approached. The coroner postponed the inquest until this morning at C. H. Swift undertakers. Turner, about 24, left a wife and child. his wife is an invalid. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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William Turner
Bellwood Avenue
Southern Railway
National Furniture Company
Turner
C. H. Swift
Pryor Street
J. R. Stampa
Hig
Made Untimely Admission in Bigamy Case
Hugh Russell, a Black man, informed Recorder Broyles he has two wives. After witness testimony by his wives, the recorder bound him over on a bigamy charge. Russell claimed a prison term implied divorce, but the judge corrected him. Bond set at $206. default sent to the Tower.
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Recorder Broyles
Hugh Russell
Broyles
Russell
Beavers
Philips
Eva
Paine Awarded 10000 After False Arrest Suit
J Overton Paine of New York, known in Atlanta, won damages of 10000 in a sheriffs jury suit against parties who prompted his arrest on grand larceny charges. The original action sought 100000. Paine sued Martin D Jewell, claiming 31400 was defrauded. Alexander Grossman testified against him.
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J. Overton Paine
New York
Atlanta
Elsare
Mr. Paine
Martin D. Jewell
Death of Mrs Lane L Gunby One of Atlanta's Oldest Residents
Mrs Jane L Gunby widow of Col R M Gunby of Columbus Ga died yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of her daughter Mrs H C Mitchell 242 Ponce de Leon Avenue in her eighty seventh year. Cause given as infirmities of age with prior feeble health. Funeral arrangements uncertain, burial likely in Columbus Ga tomorrow. Notice ends with an advertising blurb for Geo S Lowman Empire Building Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Jane L. Gunby
R. M. Gunby
Columbus
H. C. Mitchell
Pones de Leon Avenue
Gunby
Bright Acquitted in London Trial of Civil Engineer
London July 9 Charles Bright of Sandusky Ohio was acquitted today on charges of concealing 500000 dollars in bankruptcy proceedings. Accessories charged alongside him were also acquitted in the civil case.
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Bright
London
Charles Bright
Sandusky
Ohio
Safe Deposit Boxes Offer Real Protection at Low Cost
Trusting to safes in business houses and dwellings is like insuring property in an irresponsible company because it is cheap. Our safe deposit boxes are safe in every meaning of the word and far cheaper than trusting to safes. Box rentals from $3 per year and up. Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Empire Building, Atlanta.
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Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Empire Building
Atlanta
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