Bonds Win Receiver Fight Over Trust Bank in Fulton Court
In Fulton superior court yesterday the bondholders won again in the ongoing dispute with the Guarantee Trust and Banking Company. Judge J T Pendleton appointed J D Robinson of Atlanta as receiver for all assets, with an appeal to Georgia Supreme Court planned. Indictments face Sam E Smith and Henry Miles, officers of the firm, while a later amendment seeks personal liability for officers and directors over alleged fraudulent conduct. Judge Pendleton enjoined Smith and Miles from disposing of property pending further litigation. Attorneys Hawkins and Howell represented the bondholders, Pee les Napier and Rand on for the company officers.
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Guarantee Trust and Banking Company
Fulton Superior Court
Lke
J. T. Pendleton
Aps
J. D. Robinson
Atlanta
Sam E. Smith
Henry 3. Miles
Criminal Court
Smith A Miles
Smith
Miles
Pendleton
Smith and
Arles T. Hawkins
Albert Howell, Jr
LaGrange Prepares to Entertain Editors Leaders
LaGrange chamber of commerce readies to host Georgia editors for the annual association meeting on July 37. Banquets and social events planned in honor of Governor and Mrs. laten, with decorations and performances by LaGrange’s fair maids, as the city showcases elegant hospitality.
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LaGrange. Ga
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
Georgia In Sekly Presd Association
Georgia
Laten
LaGrange
Hotel Men Address Banquet Plan in Birmingham
Accompanied by Fred Houser and J. F Letton, manager of Hotel Ansley, Mr. Ouser will deliver an address at a banquet of the Alabama Hotel Men's association in Birmingham tonight. Letton to be introduced by Ouser.
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Fred Houser
J. Fetton
Ansley
Birmingham
Abama Hotel Men's Association
Mr. Ouser
Mr. Letton
Buy A Diamond On Deferred Payments Plan
Advertises deferred payment diamond purchase plans open to reliable buyers nationwide. Pay one fifth cash and the balance plus 6 percent simple interest over ten months, with example payments on a $125 stone. Highlights prepaid express selections and booklet availability.
Delicate wife fires revolver in stair hall at 111 Courtland Street
Mrs Nettie White, 36, admitted firing a pistol during an argument with her husband Cr White Jr and friend Mrs Beattie at their Courtland Street home. Police charged disorderly conduct, she posted bond and will be arraigned at 4 30 this afternoon. Neighbors heard shots and called police as the couple and a friend sought shelter.
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Nettie White
Courtland Street
Palmer
Dodd
Cr. White, Jr
White
Jett
Lightning Kills Girl and Scorches Grandfather in Ga
Adairsville Georgia July 15 Special. Lightning struck the Gentry farm about five miles from town killing Kate Gentry instantly and knocking unconscious her grandfather John Gentry whose body is burned from head to foot but expected to recover. The strike tore through the chimney into the dining room where the girl died and tore a bedstead apart. Five to six others were in the house with no serious injuries. Franklin home was struck but not damaged.
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Adairsville
John Gentry
Kate
Kaderly Chosen for Superintendent in Macon Georgia
Macon Georgia July 15 Late tonight it was announced that W F Kaderly former superintendent of motive power of the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad has been named general superintendent of the road F O Scott who has been superintendent will remain in that capacity though it is reported that he is losing his eyesight J A Reed has been named to take care of the duties of both superintendent of motive power and master mechanic
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Macon
W. F. Kaderly
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
F. O. Scott
J. A. Reed
Democrats Work On Currency Measure
Washington dispatch shows Democratic members of the House Banking and Currency Committee pushing a currency bill with a bond refunding provision. Key points include retirement of 5 percent of outstanding 2 percent bonds annually in exchange for 1 percent bonds, continuation of circulating privileges, elimination of a prior prohibition, and redemption at par with interest after 20 years. The earnings of the federal reserve system would back bond redemptions.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Administration
Glass
Secetary McAdoo
United States
Federal Reserve Banking System
Unites States
Burkes and Fiancee Drown Bathing in River Near Mason
Mason Texas July 15 Charles P Burkes former serjeant at arms of the Texas house of representatives and his fiancee Miss Efile Gemel of Mason drowned in the Liang river while bathing. The woman went beyond her depth and Burkes attempted to rescue her.
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Mason
Texas
Charles P. Burkes
Waco
Texas House of Representatives
Misa . Efile Gemel
Liang River
Here
Burkes
Balkan peace talks under Greek Bulgarian Serb pressure
Reports from Berlin Vienna place Bulgarian Premier Daneff at Nish with Serb and Greek premiers to discuss peace terms Greece ready to sign armistice if frontier indemnity and Bulgarian rule guarantees settled on battlefield Fighting continues Greek forces seize Drama while Bulgars retreat from Kresna passes pursued by Serbs and Greeks
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London
Berlin
Vienna
Daneff
Nish
Athens
Salonis
Greece
Bulgaria
Grecka
Drama
Kresna
Dubnitza
Maintenance funds for colleges fixed
The subcommittee fixes maintenance funds for Georgia colleges at last year’s levels, cutting agriculture by 15,000 from extension funds and allowing 20.10 to the Medical College of Augusta. The state experiment station may lose federal aid without state boost. A separate request seeks 10,000 for the University of Georgia for prizes, and Cochran’s bill to create an agricultural commission prompts debate among bankers and farm advocates. action postponed to Wednesday executive session.
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State College of Ag
Iculture
Medical College of Augusta
House Committee On Appropriations
Mada Y
College of Agriculture
Appropriations Committee
Bone
House
Macon
University of Georgia
State Sanitarium
Cochran
Fulton
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
Atlanta
J. T. Holleman
Southern Mortgage Company
Maddox
Mr. Holleman
Georgia
Coch~Tan
Soule
Athena
New Jail Plan Approved For Spalding County
Griffin Georgia July 16 Special at a county commission meeting plans to convert the old courthouse into a sanitary jail were accepted. Frederick Ausfield of Birmingham proposed a 338000 project to be funded by a direct tax levy. The move aligns with current prison reform sentiment amid prior un satisfactory conditions and grand juries' calls for reforms.
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Griffin
Aryl Necare
Frederick Ausfield
Birmingham
Court i
Local and General Bills Pass as House Meets Tuesday
The Georgia House on Tuesday advanced local measures with twenty seven local bills passed and one general bill approved. A joint session heard speakers on Farm Finance for the South and Panama Exposition plans, while committees were expanded and a bid to raise prison salaries reconsigned to next year. Local charter changes and new bills for towns including Greensboro Sharpeburg and Lithonia were listed, and talks continued on the Healey building dispute with a conference planned between unions and contractors.
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House
Oliver
Richmond
Candlier County
Meadows
Oconee
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Senate
Herbert Myrick
Vinnois
South
Tudge T. Sambda Jones
Louisiana
Panama
Hoke Smith
Olive
Jones
Gilmer
Wimberly
Etbb
Wohlwender
Muscogee
McWharter
Greene
Greensboro
Cook
Chattshoootee
Jonex
Canola
Sharpeburg
Bell
Clay
Bluff
Floyd
Rome
Mesuregnilth
Meld
DeKalb
Lithonia
Adama
Mall
Clarmont
Me. Barty
Whitfield
Tunnel Hilll
Grimes
Miller
Roads
Ravenues
Miler County
Warren
Turner
Cordele
Turner County
Clements
Irwin
Hurt
Norwood
McRea
Wilcox
Haje
Mrfise
Romrmissinhers
Miter Endty
Milla
Hutta
Oeerr Abedal
MeZatest
Veherter
Darten
Bihh
Mitter
Binb
Renal
Artstag
Hunter
Epalting
Griffin
DeVallain
Macon
Ogretharne
Duncan
Docls
Cantiile
Marriage Favoring Medical Certificates Bill Before Senate Committee
A senate committee on hygiene and sanitation heard Senator Hix’s marriage certificate bill, backed by Drs Young Embry and Block, proposing ages of 18 for men and 16 for women and barring certain diseases and drug addictions. It would require a family physician certificate of good health before any marriage license is granted.
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Senate Committee On Hygiene and Sanitation
Hixon
Floyd M. Young
B L. Embry
Bates Block
At the Theaters Keith Vaudeville Forsyth Grand
The Forsyth adds a diverse bill with Valerie Herg era and her sorority in Judgment, Britta Wood the eccentric Juvenile artist, and The Metropolitan Minstrels. Grand shows run daily 2:30 to 10:30 with continuous program repeats and next week matinees at 2:39 and 8:30 featuring Le Morteables.
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Keith
The
Forsyth
Valerie Hergera
Britta Wood
Victor Hugo
Mat
Lea Mlorrables
Hate a la Carte charms crowds in Blau musical revue
A tabloid musical comedy titled Hate a la Carte draws splendid audiences at the Blau theater. The show features a strong chorus, clever dancing by Joe Beott, and highlighted by Gordon Newman as Percy Wine and Walter Welhesser as a barber.
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Walt
Joe Beott
Gordon Newman
Percy Wine
Walter Welhesser
Barber
Migs Mamta
Pensions Provided for Poor Mothers in Allegheny County
Pittsburg July 16. Commissioners appropriated 19000 for pensions to mothers with dependent children. Governor Tener must name a board of trustees to direct the funds and county share of the states 100000 appropriation. Only widows or dependents due to death or desertion of their fathers are eligible.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Tener
Alegeheny County
Mrs Beane Dies. Atlanta Sainted Church Member Dies in Montgomery
Mrs C J Beane longtime Atlanta resident and Trinity church member died at 11 30 PM Tuesday at her Montgomery home. The body will be brought to Atlanta for interment at West View. She is survived by her husband, one son C J Beane Jr, and two daughters Misses Ethel and Ruth Beane.
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C. J. Beane
Atlanta
Trinity Church
Montgomery
West View
C. J. Beane, Jr
Ethel
Ruth Beane
Excursion to Tybee and Savannah by Central of Georgia
The Central of Georgia Railway offers a round trip excursion for 25 cents at $6.00 to Tybee and Savannah with special train coaches and sleeping cars. Travel from Atlanta Carrollton Forsyth and intermediate points. Ask the ticket agent for details.
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Atlanta
Carrollton
Forsyth
Tybee
Savannah Y
Central OF Georgia Railway
Georgia Elects Bacon Senator by Popular Vote
The Georgia election returns show Bacon elected United States senator for a six year term beginning March 4, 1913. The vote was unanimously in his favor after a Democratic nomination last year with no announced opposition. Fulton County supported him, and many friends voted to show their confidence. This marked Georgia’s first popular vote for a senator.
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Agavernont
Bacon
United States
Georgia
Fulton County
Fine Tools Stolen Prompt Council Appeal
E. E. Dysard of Dysard Construction tells the city council he has reported numerous robberies during sewer work. He plans to request protection, claiming his camp has been robbed in the last two months with losses totaling several hundred dollars.
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E. E. Dysard
Dysard Construction Company
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