Harden County victory in constitutional amendment debate
The committee on constitutional amendments Thursday considered the creation of Hardenan and Northen counties. Advocators and opponents presented arguments. The committee declined to recoun to the house for passage and urged compromise on the disputed territory and county seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenan
Committee On
Northen
Tocalon
Hardeman
Alms
Nichols
Northén
Morthen
Sanitarium Board in Session at Milledgeville Ga
Georgia State sanitarium board of trustees meets in Milledgeville during the week. Rev John E White of Atlanta, a board member, is present at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitarium
Milledgeville
The
Georgia State Sanitarium
John E. White
Atlanta
Boart
Shoes Introduce Everyday Value Not a Clearance Sale
Announcement promises money saved on new styles by focusing on everyday value rather than clearance. Encourages early participation and implies a strategic launch rather than a discount push.
Georgia Confederate Veterans Close Reconstruction Era Reunion in Brunswick
Georgia Confederate Veterans conclude their reunion in Brunswick with Governor Slaton addressing a crowded court square. J W Preston of Macon elected commander in chief, with Davenport declining and brigadiers named for Northern Eastern Western and Southern divisions. 1944 meeting site to be decided by a committee.
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Brunswick
Slaten
Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Brunpwick
Slaton
J. W. Preston
Macon
Georgia
Davenport
Preston
N. c. Martin
Tanta
J. A. Thomas
Dublin
I. W. Mobley
Vienna
W. J. Horster
H Gtlmor
Grand theatre week full of moving pictures and vaudeville
Saime grandy presents moving pictures with matinee and evening shows next week at the Grand. Victor Age’s stage adaptation of a celebrated French work features Hugo’s original scenes and a famed diving act by John J. Conzas. The program includes Marietta Street favorites Mamie Hlmare Walter Hale Reler and Gorton Nieman in leading roles and a lively comedy piece titled Good Murat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest
Victor Age
France
Iaklus
Marietta
Mamie Hlmare
Walter ‘Wale Reler
Gorton Nieman
Murat
Sarlar
Slip of Paper Represents 88 Million in Railroad Dissolution
Frederick W. Crosby, Union Pacific treasurer, carried a slip of paper valued at about 88 million dollars to Central Trust company signaling the first step in dissolving Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads as ordered by the courts. The certificate covers Union Pacific holdings of Southern Pacific, excluding transfers made yesterday to Pennsylvania Railroad for Baltimore and Ohio stock. The trust company acts as trustee until stock is distributed to non shareowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rederick W. S. Crosby
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Thase
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Prsons
Union Parifhc
Voyaging in the Air Fatal to Army Men
Salisbury Fingland July 17 Major AW Hewison of the naval artillery corps and military flying corps was killed at the army aerodrome today when his monoplane fell 100 feet after a sharp turn. A soldier guarding the balloon was torn from moorings and carried to 800 feet, then fell to the ground and was killed. The dirigible landed two miles away, seriously damaged.
Fatal clash in Pullman sleeper ends in death
In Pullman car equipment area in Pullman, Jacksonville County, July 17, Ben Henton a white Pullman equipment checker and P A Jackson a Black car cleaner fought after a quarrel. Jackson allegedly attempted harm when Henton drew a public safety weapon and struck. Jackson was fatally injured with two shots to the right thigh and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Jacksonville
Pla
Ben Henton
P. A. Jackson
Henton
Grand jury meeting rumors linger over Conley case
Persistent talk swirls that the grand jury may meet to indict James Conley the National Pencil factory sweeper. Officials Beattie Dorsey and Rosser deny calls for a meeting and say indictments are not yet on the agenda while Leo M. Frank trial readiness continues planned for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
James Conley
National Pencil Factory
W. D. Beattie
Hugh M. Dorsey
Mr. Beattie
Os’ Faraa
Conley
Ma Phagan
Leo M. Frank
Heuben R. Arnold
Luther Z. Rosser
L. Roan
Frank
Dowrsey
Arnold
Rosser
No sale of influence by Justice Cohalan
Albany July 17 Charges against Supreme Court Justice Daniel F Cohalan for selling influence to obtain New York City contracts were dismissed by the legislature. Senate 43 to 4 and House 115 to 1 dismissed the charges after accepting the joint judiciary committee report which found no proof of misconduct or case for further action.
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Albany, M
Supreme Court Justce
Daniel F. Cohalan
Bar Desociation of
New York
Joint Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Justice Cotalan
New York City
Death by own action pact formed by man and his wife
Maurice Doherty aged 19 and his wife 28 were hospitalized after a suicide pact attempt in a Little Mast Side hotel New York on July 17. Doherty formerly worked at the immigration hospital on Ellis Island and his wife recently supervised at Nantington Heights hospital. They left a note saying no one but themselves knows the reason but it is compelling. Authorities report uncertainty about their recovery.
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New York
Maurice Doherty
Doherty
Fils Island
Nanhington’ Heights
Mast Side
Wirsely Eg
Kemp Killed by Fall Into Tanning Machine
Buford Georgia news reports Shirley Kemp a young white man employed at the tanning mill of Hona Aten Incorporated was killed instantly this afternoon when bark fell from under Alm and toppled him into a 30 horsepower motor driven machine.
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Buford
Juedal
Shirley Kemp
Hona Aten, Incorporated
Tell Tate
Atlanta Railroad Man Given High Promotion
Washington July 17 C F Stewart of Atlanta Ga is to be general passenger agent of the Western Maryland railroad effective August 15 He formerly with the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern and the Seaboard Air Line and now is superintendent of the tariff bureau of the Southeastern Passenger association His appointment signals a reorganization of the Western Maryland passenger department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. F. Steart
Atlanta
Western Maryland Railroad
Stewart
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
Tariff
Southeastern Passenger Association
Western
Maryland
Little and McKinley Wedding at Suburban Home
Milledgeville July 17. Miss Rebecca Little and Archibald Carlisle McKinley were married Tuesday evening in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s parents suburban home. Both come from prominent local families and will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Rebeccas Little
Archibald Carlisle McKinley
W. F. Little
Woman Leap Follows Escape From Private Sanitarium
Mrs Tracy Lewis wife of a Beacon Falls Connecticut rubber manufacturer died after leaping or falling four stories from a private sanitarium in New York. Before marriage she was Edith Gillen of Florida and had suffered nervous trouble.
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New York
Tracy Lewis
Beacon Falls
Conn
Edith Gillen
Florida
Drummond Woman Seeks Bigamy Chance For Marriage
Effie Drummond a 22 year old woman faced bigamy charges to wed Joe North a structural worker arraigned in police court on charges tied to gifts and romance. North fled but was recaptured and held on bond. The court heard Drummond had prior marriage in South Carolina but claimed a divorce there. judge disputed the claim while Drummond urged permission to marry. The case revealed intoxication and coercion stories, with North’s mother pleading for probation for her son and Drummond crying as the matter drew toward further court action.
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Effie Drummond
Joe North
North
Broyles
South Carolina
Charies
Gint
Yiath
Drummond
Lula Bell
Peters Street
Martha
Bry
S J. Coogter
Funeral of W C Stocks Today in Atlanta
William C Stocks aged 34 died at 9 50 Thursday morning at his home 93 Nelson street He is survived by his father F M Stocks and brother Thomas F Stocks of Stocks Coal company and four sisters Mrs G G Hannah Miss Bizzell Miss Fannie Lou and Miss Nelle Stoots The funeral from the residence at 9 30 this morning with interment at Galland will mournful attract business friends and associates across Atlanta He had worked with Stocks Coal since school days after graduating from Atlanta public grammar and high schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Stocks
Gelock
Nelson Street
F. M. Stocks
Thomas F. Stocks
Stocks Coal Company
G. G. Hannah
Bizzell
Fannie Lou
Nelle Stoots
Stocks
Atlanta
The
Oalland
Stovall Income Tax Bill Reported Passed By Committee
After discussion in the ways and means committee the Stovall income tax bill was recommended for passage by a vote of in committee. The bill levies 1 percent on incomes over 4000 for individuals and corporations and exempts living expenses of pastors. The author estimates the bill will add about 160000 in state revenue from public service corporations alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Stovall
Elbert
Parsons
Indignant SMITH challenges treatment after arrest
M F Smith vice president and secretary of Eagle Stamp works and B T Glenn theater manager were arrested over alleged illness of Mabel Parker. Smith met Mayor Woodward who referred him to the police committee. After a hearing the committee sent the matter to Chief Beavers and the police commission to work out. Smith left city hall in an indignant mood and vowed to pursue the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F.smith
Eagle Stamp Works
B. T. Glenn
Wakehall Street
Mabel Parker
Woodward
Smith
Beavers
Railway Club Holds Its Annual Barbecue
The South erm and Southwestern Railway club held its annual barbecue yesterday at the grounds near the waterworks station. A special train departed Forsyth Street underpass at 12 30 and returned to the city later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Erm and Southwestern Railway Club
Forsyth Street
Druggist Delamater Fined After Street Fight Over Divorce
In pollen court Drew Delamater the druggist faced dis orderly conduct charges stemming from a dispute at his wife's home. W T Cammack admitted celebrating the injury to Delamater who had insulted him before Mrs Delamater sought alimony amid bankruptcy claims. Delamater, intoxicated, followed her and fought Cammack, later being fined $10.75.
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Drew Delamater
Pollen Court
W.t. Cammack
Curtler Street
Delamater
Th Street
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