Macon Woman Aided In Killing Husband
Lake Providence La July 21 Walter Cooper a Natchez Miss contractor was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary and Mrs Minnie Flowers to one year for aiding in the June 18 killing of Walter Flowers the husband of Mrs Flowers Cooper pleaded guilty to manslaughter and Mrs Flowers to accessory Elmor Ferguson Cooper's brother in law received six months in jail and Jim Posey ten days as an accessor in the crime Flowers once lived in Macon Ga she said she had separated from her husband and he threatened her with a knife.
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Lake Providence
Walter Cooper
Minnie Flowers
Walter Flowers
Cooper
Flowers
Macon
Madison farmer who killed uncle dies by own action
Athens Georgia July 21 Special Joan Morris a 21 year old Madison county farmer living with his father on Danielsville road shot himself Tuesday men in his room. The tragedy followed the earlier shooting of his uncle John Phillips and a bought casket for the funeral. Investigation cleared Morris, faulting the older man who reportedly shot at him while drunk. Authorities deem the act a derangement of mind. Funeral for Morris and burial scheduled Wednesday.
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Athens
Joan Morris
Danielsville
Madison County
Morris
John Phillips
Blur
Inyuor
Morria
John Morris
Fred Morris
Roy Dorsey Buys Lot Adjacent to Brother in Atlanta
Roy Dorsey, a prominent Atlanta lawyer, purchased a Weslye avenue lot from B Rivers Realty for 4000 dollars. The 105 by 350 foot property lies between Rivers road and Muscogee avenue joining his brother Sam Dorsey’s home site. A servant’s house and garage will be erected today with a later plan for a larger permanent home.
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Roy Dorsey
Atlanta
B. Rivers Realty Company
Wesley Avenue
Sam Dorsey
Dorsey
Rivers Road
Muscogee Avenue
Talking to Friends Beach Worker Dies of Heart Failure
George TM M Beach age 38 a switch man for the Western Bend Atlantic collapsed and died while talking with friends at the Western and Atlantic freight depot near Forsyth street viaduct. He lived at 164 South Pryor street and left a daughter. Barclay and Brandon took charge. Beach belonged to the Brotherhood of Railway Trademen.
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Western and Atlantic
Forsyth Street
George ™ M Beach
Western Bend Atlantic
South Pryor Street
Barclay & Brandon
Beach
Loru Brotherhood of
Raiway Tratumen
Polk Wife Slayer Declared Sane by Jury in Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga July 21 special Polk declared sane by the jury at 4 pm the verdict finds against the insanity plea Polk will stand trial for the murder of his wife last January five alienists evidence disregarded by jury appeal to the supreme court promised by his counsel with claims of errors and juror disqualification the trial drew intense interest and eighteen hours of deliberation
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Milledgeville, Ga
C.F. Polk
Polk
J T. Allen
Sibley Bros
Supreme Court
George Bell
Supreme
Young Couple Weds In Soda Fountain Stand In City
W C Stewart of Griffin and Miss Rena May Smith of Atlanta wed yesterday after failing to find a preacher. To satisfy the license and ceremony they enlisted Judge AL A Owens and were married in a soda fountain at 59 South Pryor street in view of a large crowd. They then left for Griffin.
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W. C. Stewart
Griffin
Rena May Smith
Atlanta
George Mathieson
Man Burned At Adairsville Garage Accident
Lewis P. Yarbrough of Adairsville Georgia sustained severe burns at work in his garage when gasoline spilled from a bench and ignited by a candle. His clothing caught fire. emergency responders were summoned to the scene.
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Adairaville
Lewis P. Yarbrough
Adaisville
Funeral to Be Held at 4 Today for Fred Robinson
The death of Fred Robinson, noted Atlantan, occurred Tuesday at Whitepath Ga. His body was brought to Atlanta yesterday by his brother Roby Robinson. The funeral will be at 4 p.m. from Roby Robinson’s home at Peachtree and Highth Streets, with interment Friday morning in La Grange. Pallbearers include C. D. Martin, R. D. Crusoe, Dr. R. B. Ridley, J. F. Ridley, Mitchell King, B. Dalliz, and S WN Evins.
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Fred ©. Robinson
C. D. Martin
R. D. Crusoe
R. B. Ridley
J. F. Ridley
Mitchell King
B. Dalliz
S WN
Evins
Peachtree Street
LaGrange
Twison & Son
Martin
RO_Crusoe
Rob Radley
JF. Ridley
Mitchell, King
E Dallis
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Georgia Supreme Court judgments and reversals list
A compressed record of numerous Georgia Supreme Court judgments and reversals from multiple circuits. The document lists cases including Smith v Wilkinson, Central of Georgia Railway Company v James, Merchants and Mechanics Bank v Boyd Company, and others with involved parties, judges, and counsel. It notes denials and grants of rehearings and cites several railways, banks, and firms.
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Smith
Griffith & Matthews
Central of Georgia Railway Company
James
Meriwether
Freeman
Butter & Holle
McLaughlie &Jones
Laintif
Lawton Valley
N. FP
Uineport
Dewberry « Johnson
Yimanugi
Ral
Stafford & Jordan
T. N Brown
Henderson Eyes W. and A. Legislation in Georgia
J A J Henderson president of Ocilla Southern railroad at the Kimball house observes Georgia general assembly bills affecting the W. A. railway. He plans to lease the state road to run Atlanta to Chattanooga and Jacksonville direct routes, with eight miles graded Rochelle to Topeity and track laying soon. He notes broad prospects and urges public cooperation to overcome obstacles.
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J. A. J Henderson
Ocilla Southern Railroad
Macon
Henderson
Atlanta
Kimball House
General Assembly
W. & A. Railway
W. & A Railroad
Chattanooga
Ocilla Southern
Jacksonvlle
Fla
Hendersons
Jacksonville
Rochelle
Topeity
Territor
Senator Feels At Home In Capitol Meetings
He notes comfort in the senate and house environment and enjoys meeting old political friends in the Kimball House lobby, highlighting his ease around the capitol and familiar faces.
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Senate
House
Kimball House
Cure for Pellagra Reported by Harvey, Louisiana
A local note claims a child cured of pellagra after using Baughn's remedy. The letter from Harvey praises the treatment and urges requesting the free Pellagra remedy book from American Compoundin g Co Rox 2004, Jasper, Alabama, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Baughn
American Compounding Co
Rox
Jasper
Ala
Tadv
Woman Says She Tried to Kill Herself in Gas Incident
Minnie Nissenowitz wife of Sam Nissenowitz a peddler from 132 Martin street was found unconscious in the front yard at 630 pm Wednesday after entering the gas in the bathroom and awaiting death She was hospitalized at Grady where she told doctors of the suicide attempt and said she had been ill with spells of melancholia Her condition at Grady was announced as not serious.
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Birs
Minnie Nissenowitz
Sam Nissenowils
Martin Street
Grady Hospital
Jcummit
Pen
Nissen
Journal of Paris Sold for 4.4 Million Dollars
Paris reports the Journal of Paris has been sold by the Labatier family after twenty years of ownership. A syndicate led by Francois de Wendell, deputy for Meurthe-et-Moselle, is said to have paid about 4.4 million dollars.
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Paris
Latelier
Francois de Wendel
Meurthett-Mopelle
South
Jacobs Liver Ball Tonic Ad Promotes Detox and Vital Health
An advertisement touts Jacoby Liver Halt as a gentle yet effective tonic stimulating the liver and bones, dissolving uric acid and poisons, cleansing the system while avoiding harsh calomel. It claims fermentation foods create waste and toxins, and that the product prevents deterioration of vital organs, offering vigorous health. The copy urges readers to obtain it at Jacobs and druggists.
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Jacoby
Jacobs
Calomel
Rock
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M. Rich & Bros. CO
Mrs. Flowers
Madison
Uncle
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Ightner
Eiseman
Norfolk
Whitehall St
Robinson
Supreme Court OF GA
Louisvile and Nashville Railroad Company
Y, Barrett Et al
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Patterson
D. W. Blair
CH. Griffin
Gray & Morris
Rowe
Henderson Naval Stores Company
Berrion
Thomas Hatcht & Chastain
N- Gawkins
Denmark & Griffin
H. J. Quincey
Georgia Veheer and Package Company
Glynn
Conyers HF
Dunwady
Harri D. W Krauss
Plain “Bennet
Twitty & Ree
A. J. Crovatt
Ayula A Anderson
Walker Roofing Company
V. Clark, Fron
Newton
Rela
King
Iplaiitit
Rogers’ & Knox
Flanders
Ordinary
Home Hardware Company
Custort
Freya
Wheatley
Watron
Lloyd, Brassey
State
Baldwin, Armstrong
Citizens and Southern Bank
Richmond
Knight
Park
Haray Et al
Hardy
Fulton
Beaboard Air-Line Railway
McMichael
Criep
Wright
Oisnel
McMi
Carroll & Hunter
State Road
Forrest
George Adair
Foote
Davies CO
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Dunson & Gay
Trust Company OF Georgia
IVY
Aaron Haas, Son & Howell Candler Bldg
Mstevet Co
Journal OF Paris
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta Constitution
Donly
Zarba Teper
Wills J. Abbot SI
Hy Parcsf
Capresa
John J
Carter Electric Co
M. Broad St
Lodge
Anapta Lodge
OF & AM
Iil Beheld
Masonia Tempis
Peachtree
RE Church
W. M. Thomas Evans Geerstury
Capitol View
AOM
Tample Commer Stewart Avenue
Pearce
Dekrea
Weorgd P Dickson
W. ML Carl Doan Secretar
Capital City Ledge
Castig Mull
Wing Brothers
WFE Christir
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R&s
Order of Owls
Booduk
Korth Pryor
B McWitt
Lee Maqun Stuetary Hese
Draven
Myo
Melath
Lee Avenue
Mwarjetta
Ae Hemstrest
Prank Hemstreet
Low Sark
Gh Hemstret
von & Son
West View
Franklin
Jo Durell
Pranktin
Lamy
Mtr Ince
Euingh
Nelson Street
Gavumaod
Harry G Toolets
Anne _Louise Ryan
Frank Trey
OH Swift
Bedford Plute
Hanay & Brandon Company
Munzin
Mary Men
Toom
Anita
Robert Menzel
Tinn Gallis
Pla
Catholic ‘Church
Ngs BP
J. Bloomfield Co
Barclay & Brandon Co
3D Eclock
Greenwood Cemetny Lllis
Sirah Elizabeth Diils
Airs Bod
Joa Wins
AB Byhs
Sarah Elizabeth Jllis
H M Patterson
North View
Goa
Hall of Fame
Neal
Neal Institute
Keeley Institute
H Conway
Keeley
Woodward ‘Ave
Carolina Portland Cement Company
Acme
Standard
Babbar Paollry
Forsyth
Courtney Foote
Strand
William Faversham
Sir Gilbert Parker
Strand Orchestra
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