Heavy fines on Southern Grocers in federal case
In Birmingham Alabama on July 29, federal court fined Southern Wholesale Grocery 2 500 for contempt of an 1911 decree. President JH Mc Laurin of Sacksonsill Florida and three others were fined amounts ranging from 1009 to 4% each with costs allocated. Trial centered on contempt and possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Birmingham
Ala
Federal Grubb
Southern Wholesale Grocery Aotation
Atnia
JH McLaurin
Sacksonsill Fla
Ho O Lacey Hant
Wamnston SC
L A Melhers
Charleston SC
Actiinst the Corporation
Ths
Meri Ng Attera Reese
Street
Grithinine
Sipreme
McLaurin
Siniel
Mel Hers
Fragmentary Richmond Province Nighttime Trip Report
A garbled OCR note mentions individuals named Smith and Ws at a Toast event and references a nocturnal trip toward Richmond. It hints at a Rich planter, a farm, and a distant journey with unclear actions and timing, offering only scattered clues to place and people.
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Fenril
Abel
Smith
Tnt
Rickmont
Favor Examination Of Nurses Of Georgia
Fragmentary notice references an examination or favor process for nurses in Georgia. The readable text is garbled with multiple breaks and unclear dates or locations, but indicates an official action connected to nursing certification or licensure in the state.
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Georgia
Weather chief Wilson named to succeed Moore in bureau
Washington July 29 Professor Cherles F Martin named chief of the Weather Bureau to succeed Willis L Moore, recently removed. Professor Marvin becomes chief of the instrument division and was appointed to the Signal Service in 1883. President Wilson sent the nomination to the Senate. The new chief emphasizes weather reports, forecasts, and detecting defects affecting agriculture and general farming.
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Washington
Cherles F. Martin
Weather Bureau
Willis L Moore
Marvin
Ola
Ohe
Wilson
Senate
Wirgin
Columbia Ohe
Ohio State University
Bureau
Lada
Ng Conduis
Prowor Marin
Department of Agriculture
Section by section tax reform bill argued in house debate
Disorderly text records a chaotic fragmentary discussion of tax reform, mentioning sections, state bond issues, and a minutes-like account of who spoke, with references to Meriwether, Groby, and various committees. The passage hints at battles over power, funds, and constitutional principles.
Lawmakers Tackle Tax Bill Section by Section
The House debated the bill in detail voting 87 to 87 on the first section creating a state board. Amendments allowed the comptroller general to serve on the board with voting power, and salaries for a secretary were set. A planned 3 PM session was proposed but the vote failed. adjournment neared as members pressed on.
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Ways and Means Committee
State Board
Holtzan
Houston
House
Messrs Akin
Glynn
Swift
Museo
The
Sound
Goweral
Wimberly
Miller
Lawler
Bibb Fulbright
Burke
Georgia
Akin
Gower
Gener
Women Police for Chicago Move Aimed at Dance Hall Safety
Last night the city council passed an ordinance enabling women to join the police for Chicago duties. Mayor Har Heim will appoint ten women to patrol two dance halls and other places deemed unsafe, with officials asserting they will be more efficient than men in these roles.
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Chieu
Har Heim
Bill Introduced In House Regulating Public Disclosure By Detectives
A bill of considerable interest passed the house addressing pre trial disclosure of criminal evidence. Introduced by Mr Wethvin of Dodge, it seeks to prohibit detectives and officers from publicizing such evidence before trial. The measure lists penalties and scope, aiming to curb pre trial publicity surrounding criminal cases.
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Methvin
Ant Strickland
Pierre
Calling
Crado
Metnarg
Tiageen
Bnspertura
Frankiin
Elty
Laven & Tow
Bevan
Athens Mortuary Notices Chronicle Multiple Obituaries
Athens area obituary notices list several deaths and funeral plans. Mrs Haudrup aged 64. Mrs Wells aged 74. Joseph J. Lewis Jr. aged 38. Mrs Jordan aged 42. Charles T Lewis of Columbia. George Willie Chappell. Miss Hattie B Grace aged 87. Surviving family members, church affiliations, and burial arrangements at Cusrys, Greenwood, Westview, and other local cemeteries are noted.
Infant Rosa Pierce Dies at Home on Ormond Street
Rosa Lee Pierce infant daughter of Mr and Mrs BOT Pierce died at their home 154 Ormond Street at 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 4 oclock with interment at West View cemetery. Also noted is Nannell Cowart eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Cowart of Amuthtilie Ga who died at Capitol Avenue Tuesday night where her parents were stopping. Body at Pooles undertakers pending funeral arrangements.
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Joseph J Co .Unior
Georsth
Cisenne
Etiam Ga
Lawler
Captist Avenue Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Locomolhe Engineers
Southern Railroad
T . Jordan
Gerdin i
Olives Street
Selock
Charles T Lewis
Mi Inda Avenue
Calumbia
Braight
Oane
Barelay & Crainacas Thanel
Mro
Charles JH Lewis
George EE Nemy
Bo Robert C
Teserh
George Willie Chappell
Plum Street
Hela
Raveley & Frandon Chapel
Greenwod Cemetery
Hattie
Grace
Sen
Sidney Po
Walter G Watson
Annie Weteon
Witson
West View
Rosa Lee Pierce
Bot Pierce
Ormond Street
West View Cemetery
Nannell Cowart
Vrs
W .A Cowart
Amuthtilie Ga
Tr Capitol Avenue
Pooles
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by George L Logan in Federal Court
George Luther Logan filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in federal court with Deputy Clerk Henley. The debtor states total indebtedness of 483.04 dollars with 200 dollars in property.
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George Luther Logan
Baggagemaster
Henley
South Georgia favorable to station move plan
A bill by Representative Bute and others to move the state experiment station from Griffin to a site in south Georgia was favorably reported by the state committee on general agriculture. Proponents say land and buildings would be donated, costing the state nothing, with an additional station at the Athens college under the trustees. Representative Ellin notes south Georgia’s distinct climate and soils need a local station to study crops like cotton, corn, wheat, sugarcane, and fruits suited to the region.
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Bute
Tift
House
Sweat
Senate
Griffin
South Georgia
Satate Committee On
General Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Athens
South
The
State College
Ellin
Elis
North Georgia
North
Georggia
Death Comes While In Church to Prof Scomp in Ky
The death of Professor H A Scomp at his Parksville Kentucky home was received in Atlanta as news of deep grief across Georgia. He was a longtime Greek professor at Emory College, famed for scholarship and temperance advocacy with his book King Alcohol in the Realm of King Cotton. He had worked for the Smithsonian on an Indian tongues dictionary in his seventh year of study.
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H A. Scomp
Parksville
Atlanta
Professor Scomp
Bellvue
Danivwle
Fmorsenllese
Georgia
King Cotten
Ecamp
Smithsonian Institute
Trip to Milledgeville by penitentiary committee
The house penitentiary committee voted Tuesday afternoon to visit Milledgeville to inspect the state prison next Friday afternoon. The committee will depart Atlanta Friday at 32a clock over the Georgia road and return the next morning.
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Penitentiary Committee
House
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Celock
Georglt Road
Soldier Hurt by Fall at Grady Hospital
A private seller from Company F, McPherson, Edwin Leach, fell at the head of a long stairway and was rendered unconscious. He was taken to Grady hospital for treatment and did not regain full senses until Tuesday morning at 11 o clock. He has returned to his home.
Seashore Excursion Offers From Florida to Atlantic Beach
Southern Railway advertises seashore trips August 7 from Jacksonville to Brunswick St Simon Cumberland and Atlantic Beach for 600 dollars eight days and Tampa for 800 dollars eight days. Two special trains depart at 10 00 p m solid Pullman and 10 15 p m coach train. Reservations urged.
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Jacksonville
Brunswick
St. Simon
Cumberland
Atlantic Beach
Tampa
Fla
Southern Railway
Kindergarten Bill Defeated in House Education Panel
The kindergarten measure failed in the house committee on education by an 8 to 3 vote on Tuesday. A delegation of about twenty-five club women from the state attended to urge passage while Baldwin of Savannah and several others spoke in support.
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ilJea
House Committee On Education
Baldwin
Savannah
New U S Marshal for Northern District of Georgia
Howard Thompson of Gainesville named United States marshal for the northern district of Georgia succeeding Walter H Johnson after sixteen years. He was in Atlanta yesterday in conference with Marshal Johnson and has been advised of his appointment. Bond posted and transfer planned for Friday morning August 1 at a location to be announced.
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Howard Thompson
Gainesvile
United States
Georgia
Walter H Johnson
Wos
Atlanta
Conrence
Marshal Johnson
Thompson
Mr Johnson
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U. S
Grubb
Poigr
Richmond
Jo Chet
Instrument Division
Willis L. Moore
Eso
Hike
Fowler
Ettra
Te Cray
Tire
Omega
Lona
Sally
Hardiman
Tefferson
Messrs Sheppard
Sumter
Hlickbuen
Stoall
Dibert
Ty Snevall
Simp Pad
Yemeri
Women Police For
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Lannars
Ta Toe
Parace Davishera
Hood
Miler
Mortuary
S E Haudrup
DP Haudrup
Fist Methodist Church
Havdrup
Imidwin
Mineral Springs
Texas
Uo Oh Powers
Wi Oh Wilkinson
Abbeville
Misses Lottle
Gissie Haydrup
JH Handrup
Robert Wells
Hairston
Mra Rotert
Wells
Fairston
Watkinsville
Oconee County
Mijor George Wells
Harris
Wales Smith
Young L G Harris
Joseph J Lawler
Charles E Lewis
Miss Hattie
Experiment Station
Prof
Scomp
BM Woolley
Saatterum
Adana
Dr. Hughes
J. D. Hughes
Brond St. Atizota
Columbian National Life Insurance Compay OF
Boston
Massachusetts
Franklin Street
Wilyabilitieb
Reed
A.sze
Effe
Life Department
Act of Incorporation
Isabel
Istate
Fulton
Alfred C Newell
Colum Wational Life Insurance Company
Fulton ‘County
Peachtree Circle
Peachtree
Fifteenth Streets
Piedmont Park
Piedmont Avenue
Diving Club
Forrest
George Adair
Jackson Hill
Garfield Place
Boulevard
Highland Avenue
Hast Avenue
John J. Woodside
Hones Bell
Weymanm & Connors Tatabliishea
Bouridine
Edgewood Ave
N. Pryor St
Druid Hills Section
Moreland Avenue
Peachties Heights Park
Habersham Head
Rivers Ro
Muscogee Avenue
Wesley Avenue
E. Rivers Realty CO
Woguward Lumber Co0
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