Youthful elopers in Atlanta thwarted by police
Hortense Hardy aged 15 and her fiancé Howard Boyd of 60 Neal Street Atlanta planned elopement from Gainesville. Chief Beavers’ officers intercepted at Terminal Station after Boyd’s visit and a train ride. Hortense cried in custody while Boyd left free. both remained determined to wed despite the setback.
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Hortense Hardy
Howard Boyd
Neal Street
Atlanta
Gainesville
Beavers
Miss Hardy
No. 35
Southern
Boyd
Terminal
Hortense Swogen
Konnefeld
Police Headquartters
Bohnefeld
Colonel Callahan and family touring in Atlanta visit
Col J W Callahan and family from Bainbridge Georgia are in Atlanta registered at the Piedmont hotel. They will stay several days as Colonel Callahan, noted as a leading southwest Georgia business man, continues a touring automobile trip.
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J. W. Callahan
Famil Bainbridge
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Colonel Callahan
Georgia
Chickens Disappear From Atlanta Children's Home Henhouse
Sixty frying size chickens vanished Saturday night from the henhouse of the Atlanta Children's Home at 316 Anisty. Police are notified as investigators search the grounds for the missing stock.
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Atlanta Children's Home
Georgia Militia Encampment Near Augusta Plans Arrangements
Georgia National Guard units from the First, Second and Fifth Infantry, plus attached troops and a 250-strong cavalry squadron, will encamp at Camp Wheeler near Augusta. The 1814 joint encampment with the U S Army features extensive drills, field wagons, and up to twelve days of mobilization with advance detachments marching from across the state. Regulars will provide limited on-site support as the largest Georgia force in years proceeds with logistics, housing, and transport for a substantial training buildup.
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Ogle Grice
N. G. Ga
National Guard of Georgia
Camp Wheeler
Augusta
United States Army
Georgia
St Simons
Camp Pettus
Anniston
Ala
Harria
Savennah
J. O. Seamans
Atlanta
National Guard
Union Point
Gaineeville
Orville ‘Hall
Agusta
Lindale Company
Hartwell, Elberton and Winder Sommanie
Seaboard
Athen Gia
Ately
Georgie
Cam Augusta
Ninth ‘Division
Company H
Twentyninth United States Infantry
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Palmetto
Doughty
Elks
Burns Club Memorializes Robert Burns at Atlanta Pavilion
Members of the Burns club of Atlanta marked the 113th anniversary of Robert Burns death with memorial exercises at the Burns cottage pavilion. The ceremony featured religious services, addresses, talks, and Burns songs. Speakers included Rev. Dr. M. R. Bernard, Judge Marcus Beck, Judge Hunt, and others. tributes honored deceased club members such as Pascal Moran, Henry McDonald, and George Hoyle.
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Burns Club
Atlanta
Robert Burns
Burns Cottage
Maid Barn
Burns
M. R. Bernard
John Graham
Eugene Oberdorfer
Robert McWhorter
Graham
Pascal J. Moran
Henry McDonald
James McWhirter
George Hoyle
Luke Bradley
Lawrence Queete
Fran Ryan
James L. Maude
Joseph H. Johnson
Julius L. Brown
Sidney H. Phelan
John McClelland
Marcus Beck
Judge Hunt
Mr. Flake
Osman
Funeral of E. E. West Held in Rome Georgia
Rome Ga July 19 Special The funeral of Captain Ernest West took place here with a private interment at Myrtle Hill cemetery. The body was moved from the Southern depot to the cemetery where a brief ceremony was conducted by Rev G G Symnor pastor of the First Presbyterian church attended by family and a few friends.
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Uome Ga
Suggs of Haralson on Equalization War and Means
Hon. G. L. Suggs, representative from Haralson County, a highly active member of the wars and means committee, discusses equalization and his work on the committee.
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Suggs
Haralson
G. L. Suges
Haralson County
Means Committee
House
Fragmented note on tax law from Atlanta July 15
A garbled letter from Atlanta dated July 15 discusses a tax equalization law and a public controversy. The text references a member of a municipal body and mentions committees and objections, but the full meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
Gov Suggs Advocates Fair Trial of Tax Law
G. L. Suggs of Huralean County argues for a tax law to fund state debt, calling opponents politically motivated and urging a fair trial before judgment. He contends many landowners face higher rates and warns unreturned property could tax the state deeply.
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Georgia
G. L. Suggs
Huralean
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Berrien
Sumner
Worth Co
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Panama
L Clothing CO
Marietta Street
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