Forrest Smallwood on Trial for Murder in Gainesville
Forrest Smallwood stands trial for the July 2 killing of Lee Redmond behind Brice & Co. store. He claims self defense after Redmond reached for a gun, with witnesses testifying to a close range shot and injuries suggesting the weapon was pressed against Redmond. The case, connected to Wade Redmond and the Candler Horse Guards, proceeds in Gainesville as jurors are chosen and testimony unfolds.
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Gainesville
Forrest Smallwood
Lee Redmond
Brice & Co
Store
Fimsnca
Wade Redmond
Lie Redmond
Hedmond
Alleredmond
Tina
Wareet
Bmaligood
Redmond
Brice
Lttenae
Smallwood
Demnse
Bpencar
Smallwoods
Candler Horse Guards
Howard Thompson
Gaillard
Dunlap
This Exty
John BR Cooper
Wacan
Trobert McMillan
Siatea
W B
Carlton Promoted to Cincinnati Passenger Agent Post
Carlton, a traveling passenger agent for the Pennsylvania lines based in Atlanta for three years, has been promoted to passenger agent at Cincinnati. He reports to the assistant general passenger agent. Br. Blick will succeed him in Columbus, Ohio, effective August 1, but cannot assume charge of the Georgia Florida and South Carolina district until mid month.
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Ri Carlton
Pennsylvania
Ac Atlant
Gilv
Cincinnil Tie
Teil
Uritan
FEC Lick
Gentil
Columbus
Ohio
Br Blick Becoes
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Southern Presbyterian Summer Mission School in Session at Montreal
The Women's Summer School of Missions of the Southern Presbyterian church opens in Montreal with Rev J Wilbur Chapman delivering a sermon on The Value of the Christian Home. The event is run by the Womans Council with chairs and speakers from Atlanta Charleston and beyond, drawing delegates from many states and abroad. the program includes Bible study, literature talks, interdenominational work notes, and daily song services. The school runs for one week with broad international and intercontinental interest.
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Women's Summer School of Missions
Southern Presbyterian Church, New
Montreal
J Wilbur Chapman
New York
School of Missions
Womans Council
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Archibald Davis
Atlanta
Aber Schools of Missions
Emma Roberts
Hughway
E Tlledsoe
Charleston
W Va
Miss Kirk
W C Winsborough
Womans Auxiliary
Mrs & H Askew
Mre Motte Martin
Lue Bo Africa
Charles M. Alexander
South
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
New Jersey
North Dakota
Washington DC
Porto Face
Mexico
Brazil
Chinappa
Africa
Get Five Days in Jail for Tossing Poodle Over Banisters
Stacey Toth of 670 Egat Fair Street was sentenced to five days in jail in the recorder's court after testimony from his sister in law Miss Norisua Shambers and others that he arrived home intoxicated. The court noted he was disrespectful and used profanity and had drawn a knife on her before throwing her dog over the banisters. Judge Johnson gave a lenient ruling.
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Toth Stacey
Egat Fair Street
Johnson
Recorders Court
Norisua Shambers
Vass Chambera
Tom
Abe
Mantha
Farmers Conference at Berry School
The annual farmers conference at Berry school runs Friday and Saturday with a cooking demonstration canning work and other features for ladies. Floyd County girls canning clubs and boys corn clubs meet. field day sports for boys, talks by Dr M Nighbert on education and Dr J Phil Campbell on corn clubs, and a baby show with prizes.
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Rome
Berry School
Floyd County
M Nighbert
Adication
J Phil Campbell
Athens
Corn Club
Augusta Chinaman Assaulted by Negroes
Special report from Augusta states Robert Fung a Chinaman was assaulted in his grocery store shortly before 3 am by two unknown African American men. He bore finger marks on his throat and a bruise on his side where he was thrown against an ice chest. Robbery is suspected as the motive.
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Augusta Gn Fuly
Robert Fung
Submarine Sinks American Vessel Letlanaw in World War I
London reports the American steamer Leelanaw struck by a German submarine off Orkney, crew warned and evacuated before the vessel sank. Official notes say contraband cotton and flax cargoes were involved, with the ship built in 1902 and owned by Leelanaw Steamship Co of New York.
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London
Dundee
Orkney
England
Germany
Ampie
Tse Rawo
Rngiehming
America
Acia
H Dennison
Consur
Kirkwall
Dundes
Wes
Lealanaws
Leelanaw
New York
Archangel
Belfast
D B Belk
Kirkwail
Gothenburg
Sweden
Leelawaw
Grangewood
Tone Groas
Russia
Havre
France
North Sea
Lerwick
Scotland
Sunderland
Gratitude Steamship Company, Ltd
Finnell
Starnowas
Middlesbrough
A Olsen & , Co
Bergen
Norway
Waldron Donates Gold Watch to Dover Library
Ethelbert Waldron wire chief of Western Union donates a gold watch once owned by Rev Edmund Q Sheafe Waldron to the Dover Calvary Club and Public Library. The watch, purchased at Dartmouth graduation in 1838, is placed in library custody per city council vote with a framed inscription naming Lidelbert Waldron of Atlanta as loaner and praising the Waldron family heritage.
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Ethelbert Waldron
Western Union
Caliingt Club
Dover
Edmund Q Sheafe Waldron
Thhe Town
Calvnist Club
Public Library
Lidelbert Waldron
Atlanta
Dartmouth College
Mra
RS Waldron
Jacob Sheafe
Rey EB Q 5S Waldron
Nepehw
City of
Edmund QS Waldron
Waldron
Ethelbert Waldron Esq
Atlanty, Gabe
Ethelbert Waldron Huq
Dovers
Vill Rica nurse accused conspirators seek to prove blackmail
Trial of five Villa Rica suspects continued as prosecutors plan to show prior blackmail attempts by Mrs Griffin, former Villa Rica nurse and typist. The case before Chief Justice B O Shoman features sensational testimony including a honeyed letter said to be sent from CC Garrett to a cave girl. Prosecutors seek $1260 allegedly secured from George Rauch via a bail travel dispute and a recovered check linked to romance balm claims.
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A OR Jackson
Stella Grimm
CC Garrell
T C Parker
T E Polil 18
Biuicwa alLempta
C C Garrett
George Rauch
Villa Rica
Jove Balm Inter
Unique Bequest by Ernest R Philip in Probate Record
Ernest R Philip died at his Lucile avenue home leaving a will that bequeathed all furniture and household goods to his wife Sarah Brown Philip, but carved out treasured items for relatives. The cocoanut cup, a family keepsake, and his father’s picture were left to Robert Nichol, the oldest male relative. A $400 gift was left to his daughters Othel Smith and Marie Vanderpaol, to his sister in law Margaret Me Gartle, and to Emma and Mary.
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Sarah Brown
Philip Ernest K. Phillip
Lucile Avenue
Robert Nichol
Othel Smith
Seattle
Marie Vanderpaol
San Juan Porto Fico
Margaret Me
Gartle
Emma and
Mary Hip
Augustan Stairs Another Lucumta July 26
George HU and a white man were stabbed. Norman Green, also white, stabbed the neck. Hill was taken to University hospital but refused treatment there, then handed to police. the police surgeon fixed the wound at the barracks. Green has been arrested.
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Lucumta
George HU
Norman Green
White Hill
University Hospital
Green
Doctors to examine assailant of Frank
Report of William Creen, the convict who attacked Leo M. Frank, meeting Governor Nat Harris at the state prison. Creen requested an X ray exam of a rib he says is still in disarray, to relieve chronic pain and paralysis. Harris pledged to take the matter to the prison commission and pursue the test for Creen’s health.
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Wiliam Creen
Leo M. Frank
Nat Harris
Frank
Harris
Green
Prison Commission
State Farm
Creen
Daing
J 1 Smith
J .van Holt Nash
Harrie
Riba
Act of Incorporation
Insurance Commissioner
State OF Missouri
City OF ST Louis
Massey Wilson
International Life Insurance Company
Wilson
Grantges Notar
St Lous
Captain HW Whaley Dies After Illness in Indiana County
Captain HW Whaley, son of William H and Elizabeth Whaley, died this morning after an illness since Saturday. He was born in 1848 in Wolverhampton England and later moved to America. Whaley was president of the Merchants and Farmers Bank, a leading farmer and business man, served as representative and senator, and belonged to the Methodist church. Funeral tomorrow at his home. interment in city cemetery. He lived in Jesup, Georgia area.
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Jesup
Smig
HW .Whaley
Aince
Whaley
Wiliam H Whaley
Elizabeth Burrows Whaley
Wolverhampton
England
America
Merchants and Farmers Bank
Methodist Church
Man Struck By Street Car On East Lake Street Near Moreland
Ed noon age ju of Kirkwood was knocked down by an East Lake Street car near Moreland avenue around midnight. He was unconscious for several minutes but not seriously hurt. He works for Shannon Refrigerator Company of Atlanta.
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Kirkwood
East Lake
Moreland Avenue
Shannon Refrigerator Company
Atlanta
Bartender Arrested for Keeping Saloon Open Late
Pat Coale a Mari etta street bartender was arrested by Officers Lasseter and Alewine shortly after 11 oclock Monday night charged with keeping his saloon open after closing time. He told police at headquarters he forgot to close the doors while closing for the day. Case to be heard in police court Tuesday afternoon.
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Pat Ooale
Marietta Street
Lasseter and
Alewine
Coale
Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York July 23 Special The market this day moved erratically with bargain buying from Liverpool and sparse pressure from weather in the boll weevil region. News of an American steamer reported to be attacked by a submarine stirred reactions before easing as traders weighed contraband risks and shipping disruptions. The market drifted uncertainly with some midday recoveries amid cautious sentiment from war news and port updates.
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New York
Liverpool
Mhough Thurstan
Beotland
Tauit
Hubbard Uhos & CO
By & Cerman Eybmarin
Massa
Belfast
Ile Samie Cme
Ncry Us
Roatiin Jak Bond & CO
Stevens Named Manager of Union Barber Shop Opening
L L Stevens, nine years with Faral Harbor shop on West Alabama Street, named manager of the Union Barber Shop opened by Arthur Glass at Noo Journal Way. W R Mason, of Royal Barber Shop, will assist Glass. Both men are noted experts, promise sterility and high standards, inviting former patrons to visit.
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Lol Stevens
L L Stevens
Faral Harbor
West Alabams Street
Atlanta
Union Barbur
jJeet
Arthur Glass
Noo
R Maso
Royal Barber
Mr Glass
Union Harber
Auto turns turtle injures Perry man in crash
A Perry county accident this morning when a wheel came off a car carrying Henry LaMartin Henry Powell and Asa Woodward. Lowell and Woodward escaped uninjured though the vehicle overturned. Barton trapped under the car with his wife badly hurt. He was rushed to Macon hospital where doctors say no bones are broken but recovery will take days. A sensational incident followed near Lone course oresh Bridge before the crash. Macon Ga July. A special meeting of the Macon chamber of commerce has been called for next Wednesday at 11 o clock to hear a talk from Chath J Mates about plans involving farmers and state transport. The value of building permits issued in April was high for the season.
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Macon
Perry
O Aelok
Henry la Martn
Henry Powell
Asa Woodward Ware
Thack
Lowell
Woodward
Henry Barton
Oresh Bridge
Madeu Tu
Adarenn
Wacon
Huran
Chath J Mates
Coralie Whimler
Tomnure
Mo Hadens
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Carlton
Cincinnati
Southern Presbyterian Summer Mission School
Parck
Farmers’ Conference
Augusta
la Style
Jed Waich
Saboma
Metemen Brewing Co
la Creve
We USA
Cuculld & Caldwell
Decater St
McCord
Ernest R. Philip
Tesla
Preas
Marrig
Nee
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Brown & Allen
Drag Atare
West Alabama
Alabama
Whitehall
E .G. Griffin
Mortuary
Rees Eas
H.W. Whaley
Margaret Hunter
Margaret P Hunter
Oliver Street
Mra Hunter
Fuster L, Hunter
Fulton County
Fuster Hunter
J H Hunter
W Sl Hunter
J Mary Camp
Nancy J Smith
George Witt
P L Underwood
Dirs T Pheese
Y E Foster
W J Camp
Mrs
Gussie Pate
R. F. Russell
RF Russell
Gayleyville
Russell
Cherokee County
Newton Randall
Hattie Green
HU Street
Oh Green
Anns Willis
Alma Evans
R. S. Berryhill
8% Berryhill
Mount Alito
J. W. Trout
J W .Trout
St Batle Avenue
J Wo Trout, Jr
O Trout
R. B. Langston
Langston
Brelock
Misa Gertrude Langston
Pattersons Chapel
Kate Stewart
Dast Point
W W McKay
Ruth Stewart
John Starr
Poolea Chapel
Center Hill
United Pegfit
Dre
Kook Paskege
Pere
H. W. Campbell
Atlanta, Ga
International Life Insurance Co
ST. Louis
Missouri
International Life
Eighth
Chestnut Star Capital
Laabilatics
New Orleans
South Cat Texas
Yilison Walle
L. L. Stevens
Union Barber Shop
Auto
Turtle
Perry Man
Cunard
Liverpool Thur
Saxonia
Orduna
Tuscania
Cameromia
Ptate Stla
Chicago
Alamo
Hotels and Resorts
Benscot Lithia
Austell
Alentiall
Tlantic
Sporn
Georalhara
Alamac Hotel
Ocean Front
Treaty of Atlande Chis Abseldls Eirenrod
Onen Alwese American and
Tulskeller
Orevestra Dat
Kenton Hall
Yingli
Toxaway
N. GC
Pullman
Co. A. Wood
Toxaway Inn
Lake Toxaway, N. C
Atlantic Hotel
Moreheead City
N C
Atlantic Coast
Raseroton Sacres Atlantic Hotel
Morehead City
A J Coore
R P Foster
Ouisville
Mesa
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