Fannin People Oppose Time Limit Extension
Citizens of Fannin County press back against extending the time limit for the Tennessee Copper Company plants near Ducktown. A senate general judiciary committee favorable report backed by residents who allege fumes harm crops and forests. The debate centers on the state contract and Supreme Court rulings with pending measures on county reorganization and state oversight.
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Tennessee Copper Company
General Judiciary Committee
The
Senate
John D Tittle
Howard McCormi
Uni
Thomas A Brown
Fannin County
Ducktown
Supreme Court of the United States
Fannin
Sista
Row “Nichols
Dacea
J T Menaris
Tvers
Adj
Tenneswater Company
Iphur Copper and Ir Company
Oper Tor
Authur
Tennnesece
Resoici
Orf
Baalghar Certs
Reavenihin
Ain Sal
Supreme Court
Cmpanies
Bilin
Jenkins County
Augusta
Tenness Copper
Oy Rar
Chonze
Turner County
Albany
Cordele
Woman dies after fall into Healy basement
Mrs Mo Mathews died at Grady hospital from internal injuries after falling into the Healy basement Sunday night. She was found near 299 Astly Street and died early Wednesday morning from complications.
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HEALY
Mo Mathews
Grady Hospital
Miles
Aslty Stree
Two men to face hearing over church roof incident
Two white men were arrested last night on charges connected to a disturbance at the General Presbyterian church. Neighbors say they entered the adjacent apartment and a claim that someone on the roof was searching for a hammer. A hearing is set for this afternoon.
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Tim
Corder Brooks
Mantel Street
Sprig
Breststeran
Womin Ace
Treenlee
Ace
Georgia House considers payment of 1300 for silver service
A resolution by Rep. John Smith of Fulton asks the legislature to authorize payment of 1300 to Crankshaw Jewelry Co of Atlanta for a silver service presented to the battleship Georgia. It cites Governor McTeRrell's pledged word and notes the debt dates to 1907, pending treasury funds.
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Georgia
House
Treasury Department
John Smith
Fulton County
Crankshaw Jewelry Company
Atlanta
Joseph McTerrell
First witness in Frank trial Gheesling to testify today
William Gheesling of the P J Bloom field undertaking attachee who examined the body of Mary Phagan is expected to be the first witness this morning. He will be followed by Harry Scott of Pinkerton detectives who worked with John Black in the murder inquiry and who oversaw the third degree leading to Jim Crump’s confession. The court plans to hear the coroner’s report and possibly notes from an expert stenographer. the defense hopes to counter Hurt’s testimony as the grand jury’s findings on assault are under debate.
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William Gheesling
P J Bloom
Glover Transfer to Richmond Office
Glover traffic manager of Wiramnis Caraling Chemical and Southern Cotton OM companies will transfer with his force to the former company home office in Richmond Virginia after mid August. He previously served Seaboard Air Line in Atlanta and Norfolk, returning to Atlanta in 1902. He is returning to Virginia where he married and all his children were born, leaving ten years of Atlanta residence.
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Glover
Wiramnis Caraling Chemical Company
Southern Cotton OM Company
Nis Force
Richmond
Glover Ifret
Atlanta
Seiboaira Air Line
Equltabtr
Worth Decatur
Hiwells
Seaboard Air Line
Inman Park
Edgewood Avenue
Hurt
South
Glovers
Virginia
Professor King Appointed At Dentur High for Season
Trebond Priser reports a new school program opening in September with Professor Paul Johns named in charge. Stone Mountain waters and facilities are being evaluated as Doneld Fraser is expected to serve in a prominent athletic capacity this year. King advocates broad support for athletes of all levels.
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Trebond Priser School
Dentur
Septemer
Paul Johns
Stone Mountain
Doneld Fraser
Fourth Court Appearance for Walter Crowell on Vagrant Charges
Walter Crowell, 14 Blitshoul street, appeared before Recorder Broyles for the fourth time on repeated vagrancy charges since January. A probation officer has placed Crowell in several jobs, but he quits after short terms. Crowell pled for another chance and received a light sentence in the stockade with the promise of another opportunity.
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Walter Crowell
Blitshoul Street
Recorler Broyles
Lolerng
Coogler
Crowell
Congler Crowe
Broyles
Pawned Watches Lead to Burglary Hearing
Jim Gleaton and son Miles Gleaton were held to the superior court under bonds of 500 each after a recorders court hearing. A burglary report filed two weeks ago by JW Rhon described thefts on Houston Street. Watches found to be pawned by Miles and Gleaton led to their arrest. the suspects claim the watches were given to them by another individual.
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Jim Gleaton
Miles
Gross
Recorders Court
JW Rhon
Houston Street
Gleaton
Beaten Wife Pleads for Him After Arrest
Lajiie Jones appeared before Recorder Brosses to plead for her husband John H Jones a bootblack operator near Mitchell Street viaduct who beat her with a brick after meeting her on the viaduct Tuesday afternoon. Jones pleaded intoxication and ignorance of his acts and his wife begged clemency. A fine of 15 was imposed.
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John H Jones
Mitchell Street
Lajiie Jones
Recorder Brosses
Jones
Custis Nottingham Nominated for Macon Postmaster
Washington July 30 Custis Nottingham of Macon was nominated to be postmaster at Macon to succeed Mary Stilwell Edwards who has refused to resign Despite a long standing custom allowing a senator to name the postmaster Representative Bartlett proposed William T Morgan against Nottingham Senator Smith did not intervene and Bartlett said he did not seek interference The Dairy interests and Nottingham’s dairyman reputation are noted with Senator Bacon’s backing Nottingham a lawyer has done much legal work for Bacon After approval Edwards’ term will expire Gilbert B Banke of Waynesboro was nominated for another postmaster post today
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John Corrigan
Washington
Custis Nottingham
Macon
Stilwell Edwards
Post Office Department
Bartlett
William T Morgan
Nottingham
Smith
Fidwards
Bacon
Mr Nottingham
Edwards
Gilbert B Banke
Waynesboro
Mothers Should Have Custody of Children, Says Judge Pendleton
Judge Pendleton, longtime Fulton county magistrate, urges that mothers deserve first custody when couples divorce. He asserts mothers are generally unfit guardians only if clearly proven incapable, endorsing a bill by Rep. J Smith granting maternal custody priority pending guardianship proofs.
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Pendleton
J T Pendleton
Superior Court
Fulton County
Representative J . Smith
General Judiciary Committee
Ad Men hear overview of currency bill by McCord
At a luncheon meeting held Tuesday at the Newnsley hotel the Ad Men club heard Joseph A McCord vice president of the Third National Bank explain the currency bill before Congress. E H Goodhardt presided as president.
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Ad Mens Club
4Nsley Hotel
S Dil
Congress
Joseph A McCord
Third National Bank
McCord
Ad Men
E H Goodhardt
Seashore Excursion Details Promoted by Southern Railway
Jacksonville Brunswick St. Sim on Cumberland Atlantic Beach itineraries listed for August 7 with six day limited fares 6.00 and eight day Tampa Florida 800 limited. Two special trains depart at 1000 pm solid Pullman and 1015 pm coach train make reservations now by Southern Railway.
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Jacksonville
Brunswick
St. Simon
Cumberland
Atlantic Beach
Tampa
Fla
Southern Railway
Advertising demands and readership reach in the products market
Ten million people daily enter stores and request goods, creating hundreds of millions in yearly transactions. Most products, though, are unknown by name due to limited advertising. Manufacturers lacking direct public reach are urged to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers' Association in New York.
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
World Building
New York
Habeas Corpus Writ Halts Deputy Sheriff in Contempt Case
A writ of habeas corpus halted Dodge County Deputy Sheriff C M Mullis from detaining BF Mitchell, an Atlanta lumberman, on a misdemeanor charge. Mullis faced possible jail for contempt of court and abandoned the attempt, staying in the city until the writ is heard. Attorney William M Smith secured the writ for Mitchell, who claims mistaken identity.
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C M. Mullis
Dodge County
BF Mitchell
Atlanta
Mullis
Mitchell
William M Smith
Mitchell Whese
Deputy Mullis Aims to Take Charge in Atlanta Writ Case
Deputy Mullis stated he was instructed to come to Atlanta to take charge of the B F Mitchell matter. He could not confirm if the Mitchell in question is the man sought in Dodge County or if the writ concerned that Dodge County case.
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Mullis
Atlanta
Mitchell
Dodge County
University Club Expands Rooms for Non-Residents in Atlanta
Due to a surge in non resident membership the University Club has enlarged transient facilities. Outs of town members may stay at the club when in Atlanta instead of hotels. Rooms and bath can be had for 100 dollars a day.
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University Club
Atlanta
Bath
Green rallies for public comfort stations with postal drive
L C Green, a park board member, campaigns to establish four public comfort stations. He has issued 5000 postal cards to promote the effort and gathers support for the project.
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L. C Green
Green
Citizens urged to back Atlanta shopping district project
A councilman campaigns for council approval and recognition of a central paint area to boost the district. He cites over 2500 favorable responses while Dan Care, parks manager, writes to 22 mayors seeking data from cities with populations over 100000.
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Sam Shepard
Third Ward
Atlanta
Dan Care
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Whitehall Street
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Harry Scott
Pinkerton
Prof King
Donald Fraser
Senator Bacon
Harry Edwards
M’cord
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Manhattans
Manhattan
Madras
Otis— Roxford
Gotham
Hest
Whitehall
L C Green
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