Bankruptcies Filed In Clerk's Office For A N Gooch And J H Crowell
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed by real estate dealer A N Gooch of Kirkwood with assets listed at 8702 45 and liabilities 195 J H Crowell a local motorman also filed for bankruptcy with claimed assets 253112 and debts 240 Sergeant Poole Burt. Police Sergeant A L Poole is recovering at home after a fall from a motorcycle during a test ride at 230 oclock yesterday morning on Peach Tree Street. Government job examinations set for August 24 include tariff estimator salary 1200 a year and carpenter supervisor 1200 to 1600 yearly. The Old Woman's Home dispute intensifies as the Georgia Libby Circle meets to discuss mismanagement allegations against Mrs Partell. Bishop, president of the Cement Store and Tile Company, was fined 20 dollars for running over Sergeant W A Chewning's foot with an automobile near Edgewood Avenue and Yonge Street..
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A. N Gooch
Kirkwood
Hindsrota
H Crowell
Poole Burt
A L. Poole
Bruisas
Polise
Poole
Peach Tree Street
Fedral
Dincus
Georgia
Libby Circle
Kings
Imughitta
Mra
McF Melton
Rawson Bireel
Bishop
Cemant
Edge Wood Avenue
Broyles
Folloe
W A Chewning
Edgewood Avenue
Yonge Street
Southern Railway adds Atlanta Fort Valley train service
Southern Railway inaugurates an additional train on the Atlanta Fort Valley line effective Sunday July 24. The schedule shows service from Atlanta to Fort Valley with morning and evening departures and arrivals, outlining stations and times for the new daily run.
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Southern Railway
Fort Valley Division
Atlanta
Fort Valley
Williamson Sw
JL Meek James Freeman
Postoffice Targets Vandalizing Youngsters
The Atlanta postoffice warns small boys defacing mail time cards face federal punishment including a large fine or up to three years in prison. New time cards will be placed on the boxes and police headquarters alerted by Assistant Postmaster D C Cole to protect the mail system.
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Atlanta Postoffice Department
D C Cole
Italian Girl Acquitted In Sicilian Killing Case
In Orleans July 22 a 11 year old Italian girl Manzella was acquitted of the charge of manslaughter after a preliminary hearing. The incident followed a demand for money by a man named Splannech who owned a shop and allegedly threatened in the name of the Black Hand after the girl refused to give him funds.
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Orleans
Manzella
Guiseppe Spinoacchio
Manyella
Manzeliay
Black Hand
House Fails to Secure Quorum in Afternoon Session
Georgia house failed to reach a quorum during a double session continuation. A motion to adjourn prevailed after quorum proved impossible, with attempts to extend the session for routine business failing. Debates covered back salaries, pensions for Susannah Smith, and a library renovation bill.
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House of Representatives
Tugale
Troup
Fullbright
Burke
Anderson
Chatham
Tran
House
Reid
Campbell
Dus
Abrahams
Alexander
DeKalb
Susannah B Smith
Smith
Robert Bimpiins
Gettysburg
Jones
Meriwether
A Wholesome Tonic Returns Energy for Summer Heat
An advertisement for Hersford's Acid Phosphate touts quick relief from exhaustion caused by summer heat overwork or insomnia. It markets a wholesome tonic as a restorative remedy designed to boost vigor and counter fatigue.
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Hersford
Lyric Presents The Wolf Draws Strong Audience at Two Shows
At the Lyric today Miss Emma Bunting and company stage The Wolf, praised as a top stock production in Atlanta. Hida is played by Miss Bunting with Jules by Mr Whitaker and strong support from Harold Clairmont and William Thorp. Next week features The Princess of Patches with Miss Bunting in a soubrette role, pleasing her admirers.
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The
Lyric
Lyric Theater
Iaat
Emma Bunting
Atlanta
the Lyric
Princess of Patches
Miss Bunting
Opening Week Wins at Ponce de Leon Casino
Attendance at the Casino at Ponce de Leon rises greatly as summer theater opens. The current week features a strong vaudeville bill headlined by The Great Richards and includes acts like The Riva Larsen Troupe, Ewer and Muck, Rose Wagnon with trained birds, Herbert Mitchell, and Charles Ledemar. Next week promises even stronger performances.
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Ponce de Leon
Richards
Prince of Character
Riva Larsen
Ewer and
Muck
Rose Wagnon
Herbert Mitchell
Charles Ledemar
Senate Tax Reform Bill Approved After Board of Equalizers Debate
The Senate advanced the tax reform measure and rejected Harrells bid to kill a state board of tax equalizers. The bill would create a three member governor appointed board or a department led panel to uniform taxation across counties, with debate over county vs state oversight and concerns over tax fairness. A motion to extend the session to finish work passed, and other local tax provisions were approved.
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Harrell
State Board of Tax Equalizers
Priday
Senate
Apecial Commission
McCurry
Longley
Wemble
Fai Buater
General Assembly
Gordy
Commissioner of Agriculture
Secretary of State
Prison Commission
State House
Mathews
J . Ward
D Murray
S C MecWilliams
State Board of Equalizers
Longtey
Mathow
Board of Equalizers
Railroad Commission
Jonnson
Georgia
Middle
South
Senate Debates Salary Amendments and Referendum Motion
The session records extensive amendments to a salary bill with Harrell proposing 2200 and 1809 revisions, later defeated. Section 21 and 22 set members’ salaries at 2000, voted without opposition. Harrell reintroduced reconsideration, Calhoun’s 1500 amendment passed on a voice vote. McCurry and Womble proposed referenda to voters. call sustained but referendum defeated 10 to 22. Senate adjourned to Monday. Several bills passed including school district creation Lanier, Liberty superior court timing, electric railways stock, Alston town incorporation, Canton addition to state depositories, Datu city incorporation, and storm and fire insurance fee changes.
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State Board
Harrell
Calhoun
McCurry
Womble
Mathews
Senate
Kemp
Lanier
Harrington
Liberty
Superior Court
Liberty County
Mays
Alston
Mctlure
Canton
Cherokee County
Pitts
Datu
Macintyre
Thomas
House Reconsiders Actions on Budgets and Tax Bill
The House postponed general business to Saturday due to expected low attendance. It reconsidered actions on a 35,000 year approval for the Georgia Tech school and a 25,000 grant to the State Normal. Measures passed include 44,600 for Resaca Confederate Cemetery, 300 back pension to Mrs Lynn, and a commutation road tax bill adjusting credits up to 1 per day. Several bills were read or passed, including school system for Powder Spring, Canton as state depository, and convicts’ employment provisions.
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House
Tne
Lovejoy
Troup
Culbeck
Gordon
Resaca
R.A. Lynn
Moore
Columbia
Tuggle
Alley
White
White County
Hall
Bibb
Jtn
Sherman J Sims
Northeastern Railroad
McElreath
Fulton
Georgia School of Technology
McMahan
Clarke
State Normal School
Mesara Moss
Daniel
Cobb
Powder Spring
Senate
Crawford Oglethorpe County
Hell
Cherokee
Canton
Messrs
Kirby
Coach
Cowere
Grantville
Gills
Emanuel
Ault
Park Vinson
Baldwin
Barratt
Stephens
Alexander
DeKalb
Grand Assembly
Atlante
Teb
Ge State Normal School
Conefederate
Resace
Benglon
KoAy
Atlanta Bill Wins In House In City Officials Vote
The Atlanta house debated and approved a bill to elect city officials by the people, including the recorder and waterworks general manager, with terms set for two years and the recorder for four. The measure passed 107 to 44 amid protests linking it to prohibition and legal administration concerns.
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Atlanta
Marabas
House
Mesars McFireath
Brown
Fulton
Alexander
St.Jexender
Broyles
Eit
Agalnett
Hooper Alexander Aids
DeKalb
DeKalh
Rock of the Gibraltar
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Maier & Berkele, Inc
Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Bewater Womble
Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
House Members CO
Home Toay
Rountree
W. Z Turner
Whiteball ST
Pianola
Prano
Mame
Phillips & Crew Co
Peachtree Street
Steinway, Knabe, Hardman, Fischer and
Pianola Pianos
Bill
Wast Enocgh Yates
Special Judiciary Committee
McHireath
Davis
Dougherty
Alexander of
Helder
Mensre Demosthenes
Cleera
A-1 Investment
Empire Bldg
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall Stree
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