City News and Court Filing Highlight Local Figures
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court yesterday by George C Taylor of Atlanta claiming assets of 70898 dollars. Henry Hellmer of Jersey City, brother of Mrs Laura Hellmar Doxey, is noted in connection with the case as a relative visiting Atlanta.
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Geskruptcy
United States Court
George C Taylor
Atlanta
Hellmer
Henry Hellmer
Jersey City
Laura Hellmar Doxey
Georgee Avenue
Inlaw
Jobo Doxey
Will Reloaio
Hillyer Investment Plans New 10 Story Office Block
J An noon ax plans are finished work will be begun on a ten story Areproof office building to be erected at 140 Peachtree Street by the Hillyer Investment Company. The property fronts 25 feet on Veachires streets and runs back 60 feet to North Forsyth street. Sixty thousand dollars was paid for it. Hugh T Inman bought the jet five years ago from Varney H Beovilie for account of humans and BW Alfriend. Plan prepared by Norrmann Heats Head. The Hilllar Trust Company will own the property and occupy the first floor. The trade was made through William Hurd Hillyer.
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Peachtree Street
Hillyer Investment Company
Ick
Veachires Streets
Forsyth Street
Hugh T Inman
Vabney H Beovilie
Alfriend fTnn
Floyd Wo McHae
Hillar Trust Company
Gn En Jargament
Norrmann, Heats & Head
William Hurd Hillyer
Reaster
Curry McCurry to Declare Candidacy for Attorney General
Hartwall lawyer A G McCurry will make a formal announcement next Sunday on entering the Georgia attorney general race. A prominent Georgia Bar member and father of Senator Julian McCurry, he has long considered the bid and appears poised to enter the campaign.
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A G McCurry
Hartwall
Mr McCurry
Georgia
Julian McCurry
Fearful attack on Tom Watson sparks Georgia feud
Loutaville, Ga July 13 Special Congressman T W Hardwick files a vehement reply to Thomas E Watson. He denounces Watson as slanderous, claims false charges, and challenges him to prove accusations publicly. Hardwick advocates a Georgia lunacy commission to judge Watson’s sanity while defending his own conduct.
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Loutaville
T W Hardwick
Thomas E Watson
Thomson
McCorkis
Falashood
Georgia
McCorkie
Watson
Les
Sam Edmondsou
Sam Hdmondson
Lisa
Capital City
Watnon
Ayola
Anaussin
Citisena
McDuffie County
Ives
Sandersville, Go
Vote of Confidence for Baker and Hardeman in House
The House adopted a resolution expressing confidence in Baker and Hardeman after editors accused them of filibustering to defeat compulsory education. The session discussed Governor’s troop orders to Durham coal mines, and a bill authorizing counties to borrow to pay teachers. Biennial sessions bill was tabled.
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Hardeman
Durham
Baker
Hardeman House
Chattanooga
Zahool
Incresae
Slade
Muscoges
Messrs Baker
Lumpkin
Jefferson
Atlanta
Yr Littleton
Richmond
Iidea
House
D F MecClatchey
W A Shackleford
Weakly Press Association
Americus
W Trox Bankston
West Point News
R F Duckworth
Farmers Union News
Georgia Poultry Association
Wright
Floyd
Slater
Senate
McWilliams
LRG To
McMichael
Marlon
Sheppard
Sumter
Screven
Brown
Henry
Lewis
Hancock
Persons
Monroe
St Peaches
WF Grifin
Griffin
Hale
Clayton
Farmers’ Union
Fannin County
Ducktown
Carswell
Wilkinson
Gordon
Mesara Holder
Floyd County
Ford
Worth
C Rogers
Hands Cracked and Peeled Relief from Cuticura Remedy
A reader reports long lasting cracked hands improved after one week using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Deep fissures healed, skin stopped cracking, and no recurrence noted after treatment. Letters from Minnie Drew of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, dated April 20, 1910, accompany the testimonial.
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Rome
Minnie ‘Drew
Drew
Jamaics Plain
Maze
Roll Call Saves Georgia Over $1000 On Trip Vote
The Georgia House voted yea and nay on a trip to Chattanooga. The roll call limited committee travel, sparing the state at least $1,000 and likely more, as members debated paying expenses. Debate touched on the cost and authority to fund a junketing trip and potential impact on Western and Atlantic railroad affairs.
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House
House of Representatives
of Georgia
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Alexander
DeKalb
Western and Atlantic Committee
Chattancope
Reid
Campbell
Holder
Mr Alexander
Atkinson
Morgan
Senate Considers Required Vote On Bank Check Date Bill
The Senate revisited its action on a bill setting the legal status and dates for bank checks. It recommitted the measure to the general judiciary committee after reconsideration and approved a majority report noting a constitutional requirement of a two thirds vote, plus more than 23 votes, to pass the bill increasing Supreme Court justices salaries and altering the solicitor general pay system.
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General Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
House
Morris
Benk
Kwalf
Lan
Griffith
Allin
Harrell
Georgia
Genato
Mathews
Burnell
Heneratea
General Assembly
Grifith
Jackson
Day
Senate Reconsiders Bank Checks Bill And Salaries Debate
The Senate revisited the bank checks dating ahead bill and ordered its transmission to the House. It also debated constitutional requirements for two thirds versus a majority on salary raises for Supreme Court justices and solicitors general, with votes 23 to 10 and 27 to 10 in distinct readings, before adjournment.
Fruit Train Bill Is Recommended by Senate Committee
The senate committee on railroads favorably considered a bill by Senator Price to let through freight trains pick up or drop fruit cars on Sundays. It would allow making up trains on Sundays to distribute empty perishable cars to loading points, easing delays for fruit shippers. A parallel bill by Senator Maya to permit merging of electric and interurban lines with adjacent systems was also advanced.
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Senator Price
Senate Committee On Railroads
1 M. Fleming
Georia Pratt Erchange
House Will Talk Appropriations In Georgia Legislature
Special appropriations, totaling about 300000 dollars, will dominate the house agenda. The Georgia Tech and Milledgeville Normal and Industrial College each seek 35000 dollars for new buildings. Vinson and McHlreath Brown and Alexander sponsored the bills, with a likely floor fight and possible passage of only these two.
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Beveradeye Aga
House
State
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Vinson
Baldwin
Mesars McHlreath
Brown and Alexander
Fulton Bath
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Foundry
Paul
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Peachtree
Curry
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Street
Tom Watson
Tom Hardwick
Heesferd
Durham Cost
Rosser
Walker County
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Mesere
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Lovejoy
Troup
Hoganaville
Menara Alexander
Smith
Glimer
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Lithonia
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Burke
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