Police Board Finds No System in City Bookkeeping
An expert accountant told the police board last night the department’s books are chaotic and lack a proper system. Cash entries vanish, prisoners and chaingang records misstate dates, and a $19 loss sparks a reform committee to overhaul bookkeeping practices.
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Third Alabama National Guard camp ends amid criticism
Montgomery July 14 Special The Third regiment Alabama National Guard broke camp and returned home after a week long encampment amid criticism of some companies and officers. Colonel McConnell rejects Montgomery as a future encampment site and Colonel Ligon notes a mostly satisfactory inspection with praise for the mess hall and camp cleanliness. Company A was mustered out for inefficiency and turned over stores to muster officer.
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Alderman Girardeau Defends Police Board Faction Views
In a letter to The Constitution Alderman Girardeau argues for stronger "organic backbones" over "organic laws" in policing, disputes council blame over the police board, and supports Warren's bid to reform locally rather than seek legislative charter changes. He recounts the investigation, factionalism, and his stance on the Fox petition signed in July 1903 from Atlanta.
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Police Board
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Marsh
Railway Notes and Extension Plans Across South
Railroad news from Georgia and nearby states notes General Manager T. K. Scott and counsel Boykin Wright in Atlanta, plus W. M. Legge of Georgia Florida Alabama greeted by Atlanta rail workers. Extension plans: Georgia Florida and Alabama railroad to Columbus, with field engineering north of Cuthbert. Nashville directors report 11 month earnings near 1.8 million. dividend not decided.
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Police Board Clears Hour Session with heated talks
Last night the Police Board met for about an hour in a lively session. Captain Moon’s complaint about Signel Superintendent Wright was considered, and matters included Station Sergeant Braselton’s residency issue and Jeff Whitley’s reinstatement. The board planned a committee review, with resignations and budget questions looming, and Tippen named special officer for Ponce de Leon duties. Chief Ball reported June fines totaled 3103.50 with 4117.25 cash.
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Clarkston
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Old Lady Bone
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A Turkled Texan Wows Casino Crowd This Week
Report notes that A Turkled Texan received enthusiastic audience reception at the Casino with larger crowds than opening night. Star George Parsons leads a capable cast, Belle Urquhart’s costumes dazzle, and a strong supporting company promises matinees and evenings plus a next week of vaudeville features.
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Hubbard Sues Georgia Railway For Injuries On Street Car
William Hubbard files a $6,000 suit against the Georgia Railway and Electric Co claiming a May 30 street car incident left him injured after stepping to the rear platform for air. He alleges the conductor beat him, fearing he would jump off, and seeks damages with attorney Harvey Hill listed. Ward, a lineman for the company, also sues claiming a separate incident where a car allegedly rolled into him while workmen repaired a wire, leaving him severely hurt. He is represented by Westmoreland Joe and others.
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William
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Harvey Hill
Hubbard
John
Ward
Local Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record in Atlanta
Property transfers listed include Fulton Building Company to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance for 3 million dollars at the Norcross site corner Marietta and Peachtrea. Other deeds, mortgages, and sheriff deeds involve numerous individuals and parcels on Me donald Chas streets, Cooper street Henderson Avenue Chestnut Street Battle Hill Avenue and Merretts road, with values from 70 to 3 million dollars.
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Superior Court
Lean
Fulton Building Company
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Norcross
Marietta
Peachtrea Street
Farrell
Nichola
Donald
Chas
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T. J. Nichole
Pair Street
Chastain Street
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Carter Street
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Marie F. Witham
Williama Street
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J. He Harwell
Battle Hill Avenue
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Tagard St
Atibe
Georgia
Robert F. Ior
George N. Toh
Deeds and Loans Recorded in Local Transfers
A cluttered list of land and loan deeds is reported, naming multiple parties including Mrs Nora P Torpkina and Arthur F Gites, Benjamin 2% Phillipa and Ludwig Amater, and W C Hudson. The entries cover warranty deeds, loan deeds, and assignments for property along streets such as Old Johnson road, Oakland avenue, and Terry street, with various monetary values and parcel sizes. The article also mentions officials and events relating to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen inviting President Roosevelt to a Chicago visit.
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Howell Streets
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Little D. Skinner
Johnson Road
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Arthur F. Gites
Aldo
Elba Street
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Phillipa Toudwig Amater
Wilh
Peoria
Sty
Jonahaned
Armmold
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Order
Roosevelt
Chicago
Chattanooga
Fair Today and Warmer After Cool Atlanta Yesterday
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions today after Atlanta was the coolest major Southern city yesterday with a 72 degree mean. Record lows in Marquette and heat in Dodge City marked wide regional contrasts as humidity dropped and dryness reduced rain prospects.
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Tex
Ghoul India We Indference 3 sorter
Fragmented OCR text mentions murders and police but is unreadable. The readable fragments reference Ind. and a Mohan-related context with police. No clear event, date, or names to confirm.
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Mspchant
Policaa
Imac. Iti
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