Planning Battle On Locker Clubs Licenses Approved
The sixteen locker clubs granted licenses by Mayor Woodward face a stern enforcement push. The Men and Religion Forward Movement plans a mass meeting to press for revoking licenses and closing venues by injunction if needed. Leaders vow to pursue court action if city officials do not act. The list includes Atlanta Central Metropolitan Trans artation SM Theatrical Moose Beavers Broad Hills Golf Capital City Standard Tarp Verein Piedmont Driving Eagles and Avanta Athletic clubs. The University’s new application is noted.
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Woodward
Meensen
Grand Theater
Marion Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Videa
Atlanta
Central
Metropolitan
Transartation
SM. M
Theatrical
Moose
Beavers
Drad Hills Golf
Capital City
Standard
Tarp Verein
Piedmont Driving
Eagles
Avanta
University
Clubs Seek Favorable Action After Denials At Council Meeting
The council delayed action on a club resolution but is expected to approve it at the next session. Four clubs with licenses denied have reapplied and received favorable police committee reports for general council consideration. The Terrace Owls T M A and Greek society face reentry, with some clubs agreeing to admit only women from members families. Councilman Renfroe plans to introduce an ordinance to bar young women whose mothers oppose club entry, allowing mothers to notify managers.
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General Council
Terrace
Owls
Counciman J. N. Renfroe
Conncrl
Prices paid farmers less for the big crops in June
Washington says prices paid to farmers for the major crops fell about 5.6 percent in June, dipping below the seven year July average by 0.1 percent while remaining 1 percent higher than a year ago and 13.2 percent above two years prior. Record acreage and general crop condition are cited as causes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Allies Seek 150 Motor Speed Boats for War Use
New York July 9 The G C Smith Boat and Engine Co reports requests from British French and Russian authorities to submit estimates for more than 150 fast motor boats. Plans call for 30 foot craft with 500 horsepower engines and 50 mph speed to patrol waters near England France and the Baltic for anti submarine duty. Britain seeks at least 100 boats and Russia about 40. France unnamed. Factory in Canada near Detroit limits neutrality concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. C. Smith Boat and Engine Company
England
France
Baltic Sea
Amith Comany
Canada
Detroit
Mendenhall hearing postponed in Tampa murder case
Clearwater July preliminary hearing for J. J. Mendenhall charged with the murder of Mrs. Bessie Eliot and her daughter Susie Elle near here last Friday night was indefinitely postponed on defense counsel request. The case involves alleged first killing then setting the automobile on fire to consume the bodies.
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Clearwater
Fla
J. J. Mendenhall
Bessie Eliot
Susie Elle
Tampa
Here
Mendenhall
Losses by railroads on dining car service
Chicago July 9 Losses by railroads on dining car service were discussed today at the hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission of the petition of western railroads for an increase in passenger rates. So far as shown by railroad reports the only road to show a profit on dining car service is the Illinois Central which last year reported earnings of 48. The Missouri Pacific reported a dining car deficit of 39000 in 1918 and 42000 in 1914.
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Chicago
Interstates Commercee Commission
Western Railroads
Llinoig Central
Missouri Pacific
Jarrell Hanged After Confession In Eskdale Marshal Murder
Matt Jarrell aged 28 was hanged at the state prison Moundsville W Va for killing Silas Nace Eskdale town marshal. Before execution he confessed and said convicts in the penitentiary raised funds to hire an attorney for clemency to Governor Hatfield, who refused.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Matt Jarrell
Silas Nace
Eskdale
Tarrell
Jarrell
Charleston
H. D. Hatfield
Packers in British Prize Court Negotiations Break Down
Negotiations to settle cases of American packers in dispute with the British government over compensation for meat cargoes taken by authorities have broken down. Trials will proceed Monday without further delay.
Nations Marching on Prohibition Road
Atlantic City July 9. The national convention of the Anti-Saloon League unanimously urged Congress to submit national prohibition to the people via a constitutional amendment. The organization cites rising counts of prohibition across states and counties, calls for prohibiting interstate liquor traffic, and features an across-continent "water wagon tour" ending in San Francisco.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Baker
Anti-Saloon League
United States Crenata
United States Senate
Washington
Detective Black Recovers Jewelry Stolen in Atlanta
Detective John Black traced four thousand dollars in jewelry stolen in Atlanta. He identified Luther Shaw from Cincinnati’s mug book and brought Shaw and a ring belonging to Ewell Gay to Atlanta. The stolen items are linked to nine burglaries by Mite Powell, now awaiting trial. Shaw had been jailed for property destruction.
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White
John ‘Black
Cincknati Rogues
Luther Shaw
Hanna
Decatur Street
Black
Shaw
Atlanta
Ewell Gay
West Seventh Street
Mite" Powell
Cincinnati
R Philip Dies At His Residence Saturday Morning
R Philip, southern manager of the American Can company, died at 12 40 Saturday morning at his residence 11 Lucile Avenue in West End Atlanta. A fourteen year city resident, he came from Savannah and had worked with Conklin Sin Plate company before its sale. Survived by wife, seven children, two sisters and two brothers. Body to be moved to Barclay Brandon's for funeral arrangements.
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Ror. Pip
American ‘Can Company
Lucile Avenue
West End
Philip
Atlanta
Savannah
Conklin “Sin Plate Company
Whiten
American Can Company
Southern
PF Pois
Willard Smith
Seattle
Wash
Mia
Dr. Vanderpool
San ‘Juan
Porto Rico
Constance Philip
Lucile’ Pailin
Robert N. Philp
Charles
Fred
Euumu
Mary
Barclay '& Brandon
Seeking Husband found in plea for good news from Paris Ky
Mrs. Bishop, seeking her husband, says she has real good news from a relative. He left Paris Kentucky last Monday after threats of suicide and has since traveled to Knoxville and Atlanta. He is despondent and believes relatives must provide money, or he will harm himself.
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WN. J. Bishop
Paris
Jett
Bishop
Kentucky
Knoxville
Atlanta
Auleid
Fatherland Accused by British Diplomat in Note
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, Britain's ambassador, formally called the attention of the state department to The Fatherland, a German paper published in New York. It forecast the sinking of the Lusitania and internal explosions on ships from the United States for the allies, and stated such publications indicated knowledge of a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cecil Spring- Rice
State Department
New York
Lusitania
United States
Thaw Slips Reading Trial Sparks Ma testy Hearing
In Justice Hendrick's court John B. Stanchfield charged that an expert reader translated for alienists during Thaw's discussions with his attorneys and family, prompting Deputy AG A L Becker to seek a mistrial. Judge Hendrick denied the petition but instructed the jury to ignore counsel remarks. Thaw testified briefly, claiming the jury doubted his sanity and detailing his movements the night of the murder. Evelyn Thaw remained in bed at Chateaugay Lake as doctors advised against her traveling to New York to testify.
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New York
John B. Stanchfield
Harry K Thaw
Hendrick
Stanford White
A. L. Becker
Sustica Hendrick
Thaw
Frank I. Cook
Sherbrooke
Jonn
Cavanaugh
Lucian Bourget
Eugene Archambanit
Bourget
Archambault
Eaelyn Nesbit Thaw
Becker
Juryham
White Plains
Cook
Monk" Hastman
White
Evelyn Thaw
Malone
McGibbon
Chateaugay
Lake
Harry
Chateaugay Lake
Gleaves and Dunn to be rear admirals
Washington July 3 Captain Albert Gleaves of the Utah and Captain C Lunn of the Wyoming were ordered detached to await assignment as rear admiral. Gleaves advances on Rear Admiral Moore's retirement July 1 and Dunn will receive his commission on Rear Admiral Badger's retirement August 6. Thomas Snowden of Portsmouth has been ordered to command and Dismukes is assigned to the battleship Kentucky in the Canal Zone.
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D. Dismukes
Yoal
Canal Zone
Kentucky
Speed Boat Sinks Off City Island
New York July reports a speed boat named the Ankle Deep sank near City Island shortly after launch. Owner Gount Casimir Mankowski of Lake George NY and two engineers were rescued by a steam yacht. The loss likely to be raised.
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New York
City Island
Gount Casimir Mankowski
Lake George
Ins
Cold Wave and Daisy Gem Prices at Carroll and Hunter
Price listing shows Cold Wave in Red Ash at $4.75 and Daisy Gem in Block at $4.50 from Carroll and Hunter. Domestic buyers note current rate and supplier names.
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Carroll & Hunter
Pellagra Cure Claim Prompts Hopeful Message
A letter from Trisbero Alabama reports recovery from pellagra after using a remedy promoted by Baughn. The notice urges readers to consult Baughn and promises refunds if the treatment fails, listing symptoms like sunburnt hands and sore mouth. The ad directs to American Compounding Co. at 2003 Jasper.
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Trisbero
Ala
T. W. Taner
Ike
Pellatra
Baughn
Jasper
Book agents held in Ocilla jail on swindling charge
F E Davis and H Maya, jailed in Ocilla Ga, charged with cheating. They claimed to represent North Atlantic Press of Philadelphia offering Edgar Sanderson History and Progress of the World for about 15 dollars. Only 5 dollars was paid. no such press exists at the Philadelphia address.
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Ocilla
Ocilia
H. Maya
Georgia
North Atlantic Pross
Philadelphia
Edgar Sanderson
North Atlantic
William H. Fish
John M. Slaton
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Valdosta
Douglas
Ritzgerald
Tifton
Nashville
Wayerass
Claims any man or boy can buy booze in Rome Ga
In a city commission report First Commissioner W M Gammon warned of open violations of the prohibition law in Rome and Floyd County. He said about 100 men sell liquor, a condition he cites as ongoing for the past year and urges prohibition supporters to help prosecute blind tigers.
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Rome
City Commission
W. M. Gammoan
Floyd County
Coast Line wreck probes after derailed train kills engineer
Detectives probing coast line wreck after train 58 derailed at Newark Ga due to an open switch. Engineer W W Phillips of the Atlantic Coast Line killed. Fireman Levy Johnson and several passengers including Grace Wood Ocala Fla D Haurell Jacksonville Fla Mrs P C Monard Allen Hurst Ga C P B Smith Columbus Ga injured but not seriously. Investigators proceed to the scene to determine tampering.
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Thomasville
Jay
Pla
P. CU. Monard
Allen Hurst
C. PB. Smith
Columobia
Coast Line
Waycross
Shake Into Your Shoes Allene Foot-Kane Relief Powder
The advertisement touts Allene Foot-Kane antiseptic powder for instant relief of corns bunions and tender feet by shaking powder into shoes. It claims widespread use among German and Allied troops and emphasizes quick action and solid relief.
Four Men Arrested for Murder in Siam Town 1868
Tedford, Tows July 9 Four men are under arrest for alleged complicity in the murder of a wealthy stock man and his son at Siam Town in September 1868. Defendants Bates Wentsman Samuel Scrivner Henry Damrwood to be called before a local court. Victim Nathaniel Smith, said to be connected to Quitman Me, left an estate reportedly valued at $50,000 with $42,000 recovered. Authorities seek protection for Maria of Quitman as hearings approach.
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Tedford
Tows
Siam
Fay
Conlan
Bates Wentsman
Samuel Scrivner
Henry
Iain Damrwood
Bern Nathaniel Smit
Wow Bulman
St. Joseph
Lord Bulman
Gelford
Smith
A. Uoubins
Lea Metnes
Maria Af Quitman
Ain Min
Turton
Supreme Court of Georgia Tax Case Ledger Details
The excerpt appears to be a garbled OCR of a Georgia Supreme Court docket or opinion record mentioning parties such as a protection or fiscal matter, corporate names, and administrative references. Readable elements reference Central or Southern press items and a company involved in tax or protective actions, with dates and jurisdiction abbreviated. The readable portion is insufficient for a concrete filing outcome or judgment detail.
Elephant With Four Teeth Spurs Curiosity In N
A fragment notes an elephant showing only elemes teeth, four on each side, sparking questions about its unusual dental count and prompting observers to seek confirmation from experts.
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Tf Atlanta
Cuticura
Ic. W. Daniel
C.D
Orr
Marien M. Jitheen
Serges
Hess Shoes
Whitehall Street
Prohibition
Duear
Detective Black
R. Philip
Harry Thaw
Gleaves
Dunn
North
South America
W. W. Phillips
Electrin
W. Daniel
Marion M. Jackson
Bee Duvietin
Marietta Street
Pike Street
North Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Peachtree St.Peters
Southern Railway
Southern Hailway
Foeseanion
Apply Peters Land Company
Peters
Tife Insurance Company of Virginia
Dpdunson & Gay
Trust Company OF Georgia
Carter Electric Co
Broad St
Ivy
Tosey
J. T'Tongy
Seahorn E. Toney
OD. Bradley
Fimma Johnson
A. I Sharks
Pred L. Torer
C.foney
Toney
MT. Toner
Saturdas
First Christian Church
Os Moser
Groree Tird
Stroud
Rua Bebedeh
Jean Russel
TF Thurke
Lewis
Titutie
Jon On
Urs
Keeley
Woodward ‘Ave
John J. Woodside Storage Co., Inc
Carolina
Golan
RM Qolley
Iowa Sanita
Allente
Gearain
Forsyth
Tuna
Strand
A& Great Mutual Master Picture
May Alison
Herold Lockwood
Valspar
Georgia Paints&glassco
Luckie Street
Supreme Court OF GA
Ars Nl
Lepress
Pitip
Cariiene
Sentral Wert- Crenell
Perbine Company
Ov, Jaffer
Opin Datian
Vatoners
MeDuta
Irude
Undawiek-Ralke-Col- Tender
Apins
Arbiniy
Taskance Company
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