Speer Recaps Clash Over Electric Supply Receivership
Savannah July 10 Special Judge Emory Speer reviews the case of the Electric Supply Company in bankruptcy actions. W. V. Davis, state court receiver and company president, is to appear in Macon to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for refusing to turn over assets to a federal receiver. The order cites prior petitions, jurisdictional limits of the federal bankruptcy act, and a pending appointment of a federal receiver to protect assets and ensure equal distribution among creditors.
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Davis
Speer
Savannah
W.V. Davis
Electric Supply Company
Walter G. Chariton
Superior Court
Chatham County
Emory Speer
United States Court
United States
Davia
Macon
Davis Io
Charlton
American Brasa and Copper Company
American Brass and Copper Company
W. W. Davis
Bankruptcy Court
W. V. Davis
Seid Electric Supply Company
Areditora
Coungel
Unen
Chatham Superior Court
George F. White
Udge Peer
Bteactric Supply Company
Chatsham County
W. V. Davia
George I’. White
Electric Sup
Hat W. V. Davis
Jinks Suwanee Ga Gentleman Dies at 77
W D Jinks aged 77 residing 34% miles from Suwanee Georgia died suddenly at his home Thursday morning while trying to rise from a chair in his dining room. A prominent Gwinnett County landowner and leader, he leaves two wives and four children. Interment at local church.
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Suwanee
W. D. Jinks
Sin Home
Gwinnett
Land Leayer
Eclong
Reunion of Seventh Georgia at Stone Mountain
The Seventh Georgia regiment under Tige Anderson’s brigade will hold its annual reunion at Stone Mountain on Wednesday July 21. The unit captured Rickett’s battery early in the war and still carries the tattered flag raised there on July 21, 1862 at Manassas. President James May and Secretary Vorge Wilson urge every member to attend.
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Georgia
Tige" Anderson
Stone Mountain
Rickett
Ricketts
Manares
James May
Vorge Wilson
The
Regimental Association
Auction Sale Of Homes And Lots On Euclid Avenue
M L Thrower announces an auction next Saturday featuring two eight room houses and 26 vacant lots on Euclid avenue near Moreland and Mansfield avenues. The area shows rapid development with many new homes in a year and rising property values, attracting home seekers and investors.
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Inman Park
Druid Hills
Euclid Avenue
Moreland Avenue
Mansfield Avenue
Governors to Meet at International Tax Conference in Louisville
Forty seven state governors were invited to the Louisville event set for September 21 to 24. Twenty four have signaled attendance including Fort of New Jersey and Dickerson of Nevada. Governor Augustus E. Willson of Kentucky will host with extensive entertainment planned by Louisville committees and many former Kentucky governors expected to attend.
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Louisville
United States
Fort
New Jersey
Dickerson
Nevada
Gilchrist
Florida
Campbell
Texas
Johnson
Minnesota
Augustus E. Willson
Kentucky
Ernore
Proetorion
Simon Bolivar Buckner
James B. McCreary
J. C. W. Beckham
W. ©. Bradley
Georgia Supreme Court docket items mix of cases
Court entries from Tallapoosa and Polk counties list several civil actions and probate matters. Names include W B Wood administrator and Aris Thompson executrix, with entities such as Mountain Top Missionary Baptist Church and Georgia Fire Insurance Company referenced in terse docket notes.
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Tallapoosa Gircuit
W. B. Wood
Paulding
Ars
D.C. Newman
Aris Thompson
Ate Ministratrix
Haralaon
Baptist Churgh
Tobe McLiarty
Dougles
Georgia Fire
Thiurvanes Company
Cedartown
Polk
Re la
Sumter County Tobacco Crop Flourishing in Georgia
Americus Georgia July 18 Special report says tobacco culture key in southwestern Georgia this year. Wealthy farmers expand, led by Raymond Orchard Company and War Progress Company. War Progress grows 4 1⁄2 acres of Cuban and Sumatra tobacco reaching six to seven feet, destined for cigar wrappers and high prices in local factories.
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Americus
Georgia
Raymond Orchard Company
Wara Progress Company
Sumatra
Tobaccs
Americas Cigar
Girls Walk While Sleep Narrows Death At Yonkers
New York July 10 fire department and police saved Miss Cather line Soulier a somnambulist from death at her Yonkers home after she walked onto a narrow ledge three stories above a well lighted street. Passers by alerted authorities and an officer climbed out a window to grab her arm causing her to awaken and faint. The rescue required an extended ladder. Ravenna Neb July 10 while sleepwalking Miss Lois Campbell daughter of Frisco vice president leaped from a private car rear on a speeding Chicago Burlington and Quincy train west of Ravenna. She was unconscious from the fall but rode a freight to the next station where a search party found her and she was practically uninjured.
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New York
Fire Department
Misa Soulier
Ravenna
Neb
Lois Campbell
Campbell
Frisco System
Prairies
Carrie Schewe Ends It All After Threat Letter Case
In St Louis on July 10 Carrie Schewe wife of William Schewe killed herself after kissing her children goodbye. Postoffice inspectors had pressed charges for sending threatening anonymous letters to her husband and neighbors. She confessed a mania for writing and could not explain it. Her husband hoped to drop the prosecution. She was ordered to appear before a factor on Monday.
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St. Louis
United States Postoffice
Carrie Schewes
William Schewe
Schewe
Sparks Collegiate Institute elects new president
Nashville Ga July 10 Special. At Sparks Collegiate Institute board meeting Rev Albert W Dees elected to presidency succeeding Prof Chew C Eliott who goes to Wesley Monumental in Savannah. Dees has many years in school work with notable success as a pastor and educator.
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Nashville
Sparks Collegiate Institute
Sparkes
Albert ‘W. Deca Wee
Chew. C. Eliott
Wesley Monumental Church
Sevannet
Dees
Dees Nendig
Vidalla Cae
Nina Ork Ae van
Musicians Called to Meet Tuesday in Atlanta
President Bertha Harsgoad of the Atlanta Musical Association issues a call to AML Symphony Orchestra members and other musicians wishing to join the orchestra under Victor Ira Clark to meet at the club rooms in the Columbian Woodmen building, 122 Peachtree street, Tuesday morning July 15 at 11 o'clock.
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Bertha Harsgoad
Atlanta Musical Association
AML
Symphony Orchestra
Prcheatra
Victor Ira Clark
Columbian Woodmen
Peachtree Street
Water Analyzed by Georgia Survey at White Path
The Geological Survey of Georgia recently analyzed water from the springs at White Path, Gilmer County, near Ellijay. Officials declare the water remarkably pure. The springs lie along the Louisville and Nashville railroad, amid dense shade trees and scenic mountain surroundings. The site sits within two miles of the springs with mountains nearby.
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Geological Survey. of
Georgia
White Path
Ellijay
Gcological Survey of Georgia
Gimer
Louisville and
Susaville
Etiljay
Thane
United States
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