Reconsideration Motion on Garnishment Bill Fails in Senate
A Senate session Friday sees Senator G Harrol push for reconsideration of the garnishment bill but fails 28 to 11 after the measure passed 32 to 8. Sweat argues the bill is too drastic and proposes a substitute raising exempt wages to 50 per month, while the current bill exempts 26 per month for workers like mechanics and laborers. The Panama Pacific exhibit for Georgia is urged, plus a new original jurisdiction procedure act. A call for a watermelon cutting at the capitol, a uniform board of roads and revenues bill, a new Georgia state seal, and an arbitration plan for strikes are noted, along with several local charter and court measures.
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Wrecked Train Took Gambler's Chance Says Railroad Men
Macon Georgia July Special With most train crews examined signs point to the Macon and Birmingham crew for the wreck with a Georgia Southern and Florida excursion train from Jacksonville near Tamworth below Macon last Friday. Railroad men say the M and B train rushed four miles in two minutes and should have waited in the Macon yards for the G and F train to arrive. Engineer Burnett of the M and BR train remains hospitalized and has not testified.
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Manager of Ball Team Charged With Forgery
H. J. Peek a colored barber and manager of the Atlanta Giants was bound over to the recorder's court for forgery. With Robert DeKeer they organized a ball tour to Charleston S C to secure safe return of the team. Players included W 8 Cannon and a 36 Richardson who issued checks totaling 75. Peek cashed checks in Atlanta before leaving with the team and failed to account for the funds. Bond set at 200.
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Peek
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Atlanta
Crematory Officials Confer With Mayor Over Plant Dispute
Fell W. Foster president of the New York Destructor company and Chief Engineer Primase met Mayor Woodward to discuss complaints about the crematory. Foster asked to operate on Sundays and the mayor prepared for possible legal action to compel city acceptance. Since Monday the plant has dumped over 250 tons of debris into the pits, with the mayor insisting the plant be turned over per plans before any acceptance.
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New York Destructor Company
Primase
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Foster
Dublin Elects New City Officials in July Election
Dublin Georgia July 9 Special three new aldermen were elected Dr J J Barton Dr E R B Jordan and J C Pittman The roster includes A H Graham clerk of council J S Simons Jr treasurer J B Green recorder Dr T F Hallisexton physician Dr T J Blackshear bacteriologist and sanitary inspector J A Mackey pounding officer J B Hightower chief of police D L Forehand assistant chief W J Thomicking A D McCrackin H J Cox firemen W E Locker G Wood S J Hallaway city engineer M J Guyton city attorney W C Days plumbing inspector J W Reynolds mayor pro tem R Ramsay chairman aldermen and J B Barton.
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S.J. Hallaway
M. J. Guyton
Cley
W. C. Days
Alace
Irigian
D. ¥ Sams
J. W. Reynolds
R. Ramsay
J. 3. Barton
Tech Campaign Nears Finish in Atlanta Drive
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce workers push to raise one hundred thousand dollars for Greater Tech. A combined force plans to reach every prospective donor by week end as flying squads report encouraging morning subscriptions and phone pledges.
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Macon Doctor Sued for Child Support in Unusual Case
Dr A B Hinkle a prominent Macon physician faces a suit in municipal court by Chaplain Mrs TS Stokes alleging the doctor delivered a baby girl in 1922 and has not provided support. She seeks 15 a month for maintenance and funeral costs arguing the infant died and claims lack of care. The case notes she held custody after delivery and the suit accuses the doctor of delaying payment awaiting funds.
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Negro Slayer Receives Life Imprisonment in Fulton Court
Stan ford reges found guilty of murdering Marty Wolfe a gro cer on Thapel street. He received life imprisonment with mercy recommended. Wolfe was shot in May during a resisted hold up. Detective John Hluck also slashed by the killer in the same incident. Weet Walker was sentenced for pistol whipping and robbery, with an eleven year term.
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Tenth Ward League Meeting Friday Night
The Tenth Ward Improvement league will hold a meeting at Immanuel Church on Stewart Avenue in Whicy evening at 8 o clock. A large attendance is expected. The league has advanced Adair Park improvements and promised better street service. Repaving of Stewart Avenue will start soon.
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Aervica
Ees Merchant Fined for Refusing Replacements
A court heard AL nyummaster was fined for refusing to replace several cases of spoiled goods sold to customers J. Jackson, T. Rosenstein, and Mrs H. Kese. Lamaitre reportedly had a license to sell from a wagon but failed to address complaints. Barret, an egg dealer, was also implicated. Both were fined $10.75.
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Sunset Avenue
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Magnolia
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Lamaitre
OH Barret
Damaitre
Harret
The Ten Club Meet at Beaumont Davison's Home
The Ten Club will meet at Beaumont Davison's residence at 1115 Ponce de Leon avenue on Friday evening by 11. The program will feature a paper on Macbeth by Judge Joseph Henry Tumpkin.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Joseph Henry Tumpkin
Dusky Prophets Trial Double For Brougham Church Case
Gabriel Devine M J Devine and Mike Michaels known as dusky prophets of a new religion faced vagrancy charges after a recent welfare speech. They appeared before Judge Calhoun with the case continued from Thursday to Friday amid questions about propriety and conduct.
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Gabriel Devine
M J Devine
Mike Michaels
Calhoun
Take a Promo camera for your vacation trip
Jno L. Moore and Sona offer the latest models at 42 N. Froad Street adv. Get one for your trip and let them show you. This short promotional note urges readers to purchase a camera to document their travels.
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Jno L. Moore
Sona
N. Froad Street
Duroc Jersey Hogs For Prices From Fambrough Terrace Farm
Duroc Jersey hogs offered near Bishorw Georgia at Fambrough Terrace Stock Farm with requests to contact for prices. Farm emphasizes available animals in recent listings.
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Georgia
Aldermen Stall Spring Street Fund Approval
The Atlanta board blocked a $5,000 city appropriation to back a private fund for buying property from A. G. Rhodes to open Spring Street from Fourteenth to Brookwood. Aldermen Owens Candler and Thomson protested, arguing deeds must be secured first. Four members favored approval while four wanted a committee to verify deeds before action next Monday.
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Knights of Pythias to Install Officers in Atlanta
The Knights of Pythias will install officers for seven Atlanta lodges at the Auditorium Armory Friday night in a public ceremony. Jesse M. Wood will preside as master of ceremonies and M. M. Stanley, labor commissioner and Grand Chancellor, will officiate. A large crowd and many spectators are expected at the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Jesse M. Wood
M. M. Stanley
City Held Responsible for Pier Catastrophe in Long Beach
Los Angeles July 9 A Superior Court jury ruled the city of Long Beach liable for the municipal pier collapse during a May 24 1913 celebration. It killed 41 people and injured many. George Chater and son Edward were awarded 7500 damages for the death of Chater's wife, who had asked for 15400. The amount reflects compensation for a large number of victims in the incident.
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Long Beach
Superior Court
George Chater
Edward
Chater
Dublin Man Charged with Arson in July Fire
Dublin Ga July 9 special police say Q L Mathews a white man from Dublin is out on 2600 bond charged with arson. State Fire Marshal W R Joyner filed the warrant. Fire allegedly started July 1 in an upper story room of a business building, furniture owned by Mrs Mark Welch insured heavily. A letter to Mrs Welch led to the arrest as a local inquiry traced an intent to burn the place on June 39 or July 1. The blaze was brought under control by the fire department.
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Q. L Mathews
W. R. Joyner
Mathews
Mark Welch
Furnl— Tate
Stork Visits the Home of Charles F. Huber
Charles Suber deputy clerk of Judge Calhains in a small town greeted a call from court Thursday morning then hurried home. In about an hour he returned and announced with a Brutus smile that its a boy. He added they have not named the infant yet but plan to name him Charles B.
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Sime Einstein Home After a Buying Trip
Einstein, owner of Globe Clothing, just returned from New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City with stock for the Whitehall street store. He spent part of the trip on pleasure and reports a very pleasant journey.
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Globe Clothing Company
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Whitehall Street
Hunstein
Stolen mule captured in Greenville district report
A July theft notice from Greenville Georgia describes a special stolen mule and pug captured last night. A negro man and a boy about 17 years old named Fred Thar, residing at 13 Chambers Street in Rome, Georgia, were reportedly involved in the incident and fled on foot or by leg-bail.
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Fred Thar
Chambers Street
Rome
Long Beach Pier Negligence Test Suit in Abeyance
A test suit involving $2,750,000 in damages is held in abeyance awaiting outcomes. The jury found the city of Long Beach negligent in impacting the pier, whose timbers were deemed rotten.
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