Contempt charge against Judge Tindall examined
Judge W. W. Tindall and Mr and Mrs W. J. Beasley faced Judge George L Hell on contempt of court charges following proceedings byAttorney J McSwain Woods for Mrs Minnie Falkenburg mother of Grace and Danay Falkenburg aged 6 and 15. The children were removed by juvenile court officials with the younger given to Mrs Beasley and the elder sent to county home. A restraining order allegedly blocked removal from Fulton superior court jurisdiction and was claimed violated with one child in Jacksonville with the Beasleys and the other in McDonough. Hearing set for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tindall
Duvertle
W. J. Beasley
George L. Hell
J. McSwain ‘Woods
Minnie Falkenburg
Beasley
Fulton Superior Court
Jacksonville
Masons Gather in Decatur for August Masonic Convention
Fully two thousand Masons will convene in Decatur on August 11 at Agnes Scott College auditorium for the fifth district Masonic convention. Grand Master N H Ballard will give a public noon address, with open ceremonies, degree conferrals by multiple lodges, a large barbecue, and officers to be named for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
N. H. Ballard
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Agnes Scott College
Crand
Pythagoras Lodge
E. H. McHian
W. D. Luckie Lodge
Bailard
College Park Lodge
J.F. Bradley
Gate City Lodge
Henry G. Heinz
Vice Spreading Fast in Atlanta Witnesses Testify
M S Watkins of a local rental agency says vice is spreading in Atlanta despite efforts by Chief Beavers to curb immorality. In a trial involving Ruth Walton and Mrs Lillian eters of Columbia SC, and J G Week an auto salesman, Barfield reports finding three people in an apartment at 49 Washington Street in scant clothing and fines of five dollars plus costs were imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S Watkins
Atlanta
Beavers
Washington Street
Costa
Carroll ordered to move from Walton Street house
Mrs B E Carroll charged with running a disorderly house at 2 Walton street was found guilty by Recorder Johnson after four days in police court. She is held to await action by the grand jury under a 9500 bond and given thirty days to move. Officers Gorman Allen Shaw and Carter assisted in the recent investigations led by Dr Horace Grant who filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Carroll
Walton Street
Recorder Johnson
Carroll
Gorman
Allen, Shaw
Carter
Horace Grant
Carroll House
Man Killed by Train Identified in Rockmart
The Rockmart man killed by a train at the western end of Inman Yards Thursday night was identified Saturday as James Marshall Thomason, 21, of Rockmart Ga. His father J A Thomason confirmed the name in Atlanta after reading newspaper accounts and viewing the body at H M Patterson undertaking establishment. Thomason’s body was severed in half by the train. The remains were taken back to Rockmart for funeral and interment. He is survived by his wife, two children, his parents, two sisters, and four brothers.
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Inman Yards
James Marshall Thomason
Hockmart
J. A. Thomason
Atlanta
H. M. Patterson Undertaking Establishment
Gov Harris to Speak at Ad Men's Dinner in Atlanta
Governor Nat E. Harris will be the guest and principal speaker at the Atlanta Ad Men's club annual dinner on Thursday July 29 at 7 PM at the Ansley hotel. He is expected to address ad men on topics relevant to their business life as the club discusses pending legislation to curb fake advertising and honors retiring president St Elmo Massengale.
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Nat E. Harris
Ad Men's Club
Ansley Hotel
Harris
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
St. Elmo Massengale
House
Judiciary Committee
Governor Harris to Attend Gate City Lodge Meeting
Governor Nat Harris will speak at Gate City Lodge No. 2 Free and Accepted Masons in Macon Missouri Tuesday evening. The lodge plans two degree sections at 2 20 PM and a third section at 8 PM with Postmaster Gregg and Postmaster Duncan presiding. Harris, a 42 year member of Macon Lodge 6, will address brethren and attend an informal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat_E. Harris
Gate City Lodge
Masonic Temple
Harris
Macon Lage
Macon
Joseph Gregg
Henry Heinz
Seattle
Gregg
LeRoy Duncan
Raymond Daniel
John H.mullin
Music at Parks Concerts Set for Piedmont and Grant Parks
Band concerts by the Fifth Regiment will perform this afternoon from 3 30 to 5 20 oclock at Piedmont and Grant Parks. Director E Banker announced the program with two divisions, Piedmont hosting the first and Grant Park the second, featuring marches waltzes and selections like Italian Nights Hungarian Fantasia and That Ragtime Regiment Band. Abrahams Ex Mayor Turner Kills Self Houston July 24 W R Turner former mayor of Alexandria Va shot and killed himself in a local hotel after leaving for the San Francisco exposition.
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Piedmont
Grant Parks
E. Banker
City Park
Certa
Fifth Regiment
Grant Park
Piedmont Park
Arad
Ernan
Brook Side
Balto Offenbach
Turner
Self
Houston
Texas
W. RB. Turner
Alexandria
Felder to Represent Wilber Agency Here in South
Thomas B. Felder is chosen as southern district representative for the Wilber Mercantile Agency to cover Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee and South Carolina and Maryland. Headquarters will be in Atlanta with C V Hohenstein as general manager and F Burkhardt as field superintendent. The agency, founded 1872, operates head office in Chicago with branches in New York St Louis Boston Detroit Cleveland and Kansas City and is a major commercial collecting and reporting operation with insurance reporting.
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Thomas B. Felder
Wilber Mercantile Agency
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississioni
Louisiana
Tennessee
Fore
South Carolina
Mary- Lend
Atlanta
F. Burkhardt
America
Chicago
Hees
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
United States
Bradstreet and Dun
Polar bear scare in park turns out to be joke
Grant Park Park Manager Joe Cochran receives a postcard claiming a shipment of two ant bears and a polar bear for the zoo. He warns that funds are unavailable and telegrams reveal the prank by Councilman George Freeman, who altered the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cochran
George Freeman
Park Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Express
Grant Park Zoo
Freeman
Park Board
Walter Taylor
Claude Ashley
Cochran
Janice Freeman
Ashley
How to Fight Tuberculosis in San Antonio Ad Book Ad
Br J T Carhart of San Antonio Texas urges mineral intake and proper nutrition to combat tuberculosis. He touts Eckman’s Alterative as a safe non habit forming remedy containing no opiates or narcotics and claims remarkable results in some cases. Advertisement directs readers to Jacobs' Drug Store in Atlanta and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Br. J. T. Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
Alta
Echman
Xckman
AM Jacobs
Atlanta
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Junior Orders Picnic Planned by Riverdale Area Councils
On Saturday July 31 the Junior Order Councils of Riverdale Kenwood Morrow and College Park plan a large picnic at Jeater s old mill near Jones Bora. Hosts promise boat riding bathing foot races dancing and a speech by Colonels Napier and Andrews followed by a big dinner and an afternoon baseball game. The organizers urge good order and invite all to attend.
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Riverdale
Kenwood
Morrow
College Park
Nil
Jones- Bora
George M. Napier
Walter P. Andrews
Marietta Masons to Host August Gathering in Marietta
Kennesaw lodge No 33 of Marietta will host a large Ma sons gathering on August 6 with a special program. No degree work is planned, and guests will be all candidates who have received the third degree this year. The speaker will be Pastmaster Gharies EH Robertson of Palestine Ind and Pastmaster Raymund Daniel of Gate City lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennesaw Lodge
Marietta
Gharies EH. Robertson
Palestine | Inde
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Wilber Agency
J. M. High Company
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J. M. High CO
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Wales
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