Burglar confrontations in Peachtree Street and Lattimer
Police faced two burglaries last night. A white intruder fled a Peachtree residence after a cook sounded the alarm. a negro burglar was shot at by Mrs Nolan and Mrs McGee at 9 Lattimer Street, then captured after a chase and arrest. Prince Paddock gave a hurried tale of a streetcar escape and work.
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Peachtree
Polkce
Uifk
Spradlin and
Dorsey
Peachtree Street
G.S. Kingsbery
Tibbs and Spradlin
Lattimer ‘Strest
Nolan
Sprachin
Tibbs
Eonegte
Prince Paddock
Atlanta Rug Mills stock plan invites local ownership
Robert H. Jones, president of Atlanta Rug Mills, urges Atlantans to buy 8 percent preferred stock to enlarge the plant. He says small investments allow broad local ownership, with payments optional and a goal of avoiding northern capital. Offices at 16 South Broad Street.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
South Broad Street
Bankers Trust Co
Ofice
Robert H. Jones
Atlanta Rug Mills
July Weather Steady as Heat Lifts to Normal Levels
Moderate July heat continues across the nation with Atlanta cooler than the north and west. Yesterday’s mean temperature was eight degrees above average with fair breezes and plenty of sun. The official high and low hovered around 83 degrees, humidity moderate, winds light to fresh, and a forecast of similar conditions with a chance of local showers.
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Atlanta
Police Matron Helps Nine Children on Baby Day
Police Matron Bohnefield carried five little children to the Home for the Friendless on Baby Day as officers removed youngsters from mothers deemed neglectful. A seven year old adopted daughter was taken from an old man for cruel treatment, and an infant from Grady hospital was sent to the home while the father faced forgery charges in Florida.
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Bohnefield
Httle
Grady Hospital
Florida
Recorder Broyles
Fred Keeler
Gainesville
Fly
Divine
Getors Rie
Mattoss
A. W. Kiser
Piedmont and
Auburn Avenues
Cowan and Hollinzaworth
W. H. McClain
Kiser
Agheville
N. c
Nettle Lee
Broyles
the Constitution
Burstin
Georgia cotton crops show improvement but many fields lost
A Georgia crop report for the week ending July 22 notes copious showers boosting cotton and other crops in parts of the state. While some cotton shows vigorous growth and fruiting, overall yields are small and late with many fields nearly a total loss. Corn drought damage persists though rice sugar cane and potatoes look promising. peach output lags but fruit quality is high.
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Georgia
Banko
Bartow
Catoosa
Chattooga
Dade
Dawson
Gilmer
Gordon
Hali
Lincoln
Oglethorpe
Cord
Rabun
Walker—Finn
Walton
Wilkes
Burke
Campbell
Columbia
Crawford
Manuel
Haralson
Harris
Houston
Jefferson
el- Derta
Marion
Monros
Putnam
Richmond
Rockdale
Upson
Dlight Raine
Berrien
Cote Ton Ranch
Bryan
Totel
Goubt
Camden
Colquitt
Ravntal Biewart
Freight Car Jumps the Track at Shed Passage
A Southern railway freight train entering the shed yesterday morning derailed several flat cars after leaving the track. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation by railway officials.
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Southern Railway
Cuban Youth Del Barrio Arrested for Bank Note Swindle
Frank del Barrio son of a Havana barrister came to Atlanta five years ago with substantial funds and built a tobacco and cigar factory. Prosperity waned after a romance with a local woman, leading to bank check forgeries. He signed checks as a joke that others cashed, leaving him ruined and jailed in Dooley County after warrants issued in Cordele.
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Havana
Atlanta
Frank del Barrio
Havans
Seo
Young del Barrio
Apollol
Prank del Barrio
el Barrio
Cordelo
Dooley County
Cordele
del Barrio
the Constitution
Fortune
Savannah
Boy Confesses Bicycle Theft Aims to Plead Uncle’s Money
Virgil Gloer admitted stealing a bicycle from Nickajack and taking it to Atlanta to sell for clothes and shoes. He claimed the wheel belonged to his guardian uncle H. H. Moss, a Nickajack merchant, and said he hoped the uncle would drop charges or pay him. Police doubt the tale and continue custody as detectives Walton Campbell and Simpson report.
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Walton
Campbell
Simpson
Virgil Gloer
Greer
Nickajack
Picycle
H. H. Moss
Atlanta
Gioer
Nickafack
SOME PATENT REASONS Why Your Daughter Will Find It to Her Advantage
A Southern female college advertises high standards with a full faculty, 6000-volume library, 7500-specimen museum, laboratories, telescope, and astronomy gear. Music, art, elocution taught by Berlin and Leipsig graduates. Religious influence strong. Catalogue available from President C. Cox, College Park, Ga.
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Berlin
Leipsie
College Park
Christian Alliance Meets at Ponce de Leon Springs
The Christian Missionaries Alliance will hold a convention from August 1 to 25 with missionaries from across the nation attending. Meetings will be held day and night in a tent provided by the railroad company at Ponce de Leon Springs, presided over by A B Simpson of New York.
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Ponce de Leon
Hhis
Ponce de Leon Springs
Talil Road Company
A. B. Simpson
New York
Borden’s Milk Ad Promotes Summer Tech School Entry
An ad lists Borden’s milk as a standard for decades and promotes a Ti Hudson Street address in New York for a “Baby’s Diary” offer. It then describes a Technological Summer School at Georgia Tech aimed at preparing boys for the October regular session, with low costs and admission through the summer program.
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Borden
Ti-Hudson St
N.Y
Georgia School of Technology
Profencor
Wallace
Catechoot of Technology
Atlanta
Nanan
Damaged Crops Show Mixed Cotton Bloom Signals
Fragmentary OCR notes describe drought impacts on cotton with blooms forming while water and fertilizer concerns persist. Phrases mention showers aiding growth and potential pests, with unclear references to weather and crop conditions.
Georgia Tech Catalogue Highlights Faculty and Curriculum
The Georgia School of Technology announces its annual catalogue with photos of benefactors James Swann Aaron French and Captain James W English. It lists faculty including Lyman Hal William Emerson J Coon Ke Matheson and others and details the curriculum covering mechanical electrical civil textile and engineering chemistry. Other items note liver and kidneys health and travel advertisements with prices and tours.
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Georgia School of Technology
James Swann
M. Inman
Aaron French
James W. English
Lyman Hal
William H. Emerson
Coon
Ke Matheson
William N.handle
Beattergood
T. P. Branch
I. Cc
William Jennings
Lace
W. HH. Verkunon
C. x. Francis
E. ‘Goudge
Morton
John Gerbe
J. Batisy
Winn
de W. A
Ezra
Ordinary Meet at Indian Spring Convention
Ordinary John R. Wilkinson departed yesterday afternoon for Indian Spring to attend the annual convention of the ordinaries representing the counties across the state. The gathering is expected to continue for several days.
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Indian Spring
John R. Wilkinson
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