Can These Wages Be Garnished in Georgia Case
A Georgia Supreme Court case tests garnishment of railroad wages and the reach of Georgia and South Carolina laws. Judge Pendleton will rule on whether wages of Seaboard Air Line employees working in South Carolina division are subject to attachment, and if Georgia law or full faith and credit requirements limit garnishment. Proving Justice Courts: Fulton grand jury probes justice dockets as hearings continue.
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Alvistone
Virginia
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George
Avanta
Ate Tiehment
Jstice Puckett
Railroad
Steeler Court For
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Olster
Rafiroad
Transportation Department
T He Railroad
Brown, Randolph & Latimer
Seaboard Air Line
ES Lumpkineprigents
Pendleton
Superoe
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Hamby & Toomer
State Triscan Commission
Gublease
Tom- Plavnan
John Taft
Missian
Griffin
Fulton County Grand Jury
Justices of the Peace
Court House
Orners
Hill
Confederate Memorial Day Observed at Greenwood Cemetery
Confederate Memorial Day was observed with ceremonies at the Greenwood Cemetery monument where veteran organizations gathered and heard an oration by W. Howard McCaleb. Flowers were laid on the graves of Confederate dead across seventeen cemeteries, and Grand Army veterans sent a floral offering.
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Greenwood Cemetery
W. Howard McCaleb
Grand Army
Redal Wedding Stock Highlights Quality Silver Pieces
For the Wedding REDAL silver is an important and carefully studied part of our stock. True to standards that have made our reputation we cannot sell any silver that is not of absolutely superb quality. Craftsmanship that makes or elegance we also require. Everything from tiniest odd pieces up to magnificent chests and full service.
Miss Gordon Hosts Luna Lawn Fete At Ainebridge
Miss Linda Gordon former Atlantean and noted beauty hosted a Moonlit Luna Lawn Fete in Donalsonville. Guests arrived in white gowns with lace trims as lanterns lit the lawn. Punch and refreshments flowed on the piazza with many local and visiting guests including Colonel and Mrs Gordon Hiewer, Mrs Agnes Grives, Hon. Faria Donalson, Judge J. Reigen, and others.
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Linda Gordon
Atlante
South
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Mabel Rigby
Atlanta
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Donalson
Tallahasser
Donalsonville
Miss Fiorden
Miss Donalson
Miss Bigby
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Derden Will Trave
Atlandeei
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Mra Melendan
Jaci Rinner
Jo On Brown
Maddox
Robert Graham
Mr de Treville
Jean Pasco
Monnectts
Messrs. Clark
Albany
Bran Dunne
Baltimore
Governor Terrell Names Elkin to State Board of Pharmacy
Governor Terrell will appoint W. S. Elkin Jr. of Atlanta to succeed Dr. George F. L. Payne on the state board of pharmacy for a five year term. Payne’s term ends next October, and Elkin will assume duties thereafter.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Verrell
W S Elkin, Jr
Atlanta
George FL Payne
Pharmacy
Dir. Payne
Etkin
Appointment discussed for Elkin as Georgia pharmacist
The article notes Mr. Elkin of Watson Drug Company 26 Pen hirey Street is identified with Atlanta’s drug and pharmacy sector. Governor Terrell will appoint him to a position as pharmacists recommended by the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. Dr. George P. Payne will retire in October after serving as secretary on the board.
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Watson Drug Company
Pen Hirey
Atlanta
Terrell
Geage Pharmaceutical Association
Fos
George P. Payne
Sergeant Brown Improves in Macon Home
Sergeant T. H Brown of the Macon police force has shown improvement after an illness that began four days ago with indigestion. He has been recovering at home and expects to leave his room soon. The move comes after a period of severe illness but shows positive progression.
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Macon
T. H Brown
New Committee To Meet Today In City Effort
A newly formed five member committee will meet this afternoon to detail a plan for thorough city canvassing. Members include Forrest Adair and F J Paxon, with other appointees dividing the city into classes and organizing canvassing teams. A large sum was secured, and telephone lists will be used to identify likely supporters and track contributors.
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Iqualsta Oof HF
Murdlox
Forrest Adair
F. J. Paxon
Biorks
Death of Fulton County deputy sheriff John J Jordan
John J Jordan died suddenly Sunday morning at his residence on Lakeview Heights. He served as a deputy sheriff on Dr Nelms staff and is survived by his wife and three children Henry and W C Jordan two brothers. Services will be held at his residence this morning with nephews as pallbearers. Interment at the churchyard. Pallbearers listed. Funeral arrangements to meet at the undertaking parlor of Harry G Poole in Hot Springs, Kansas.
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Ang Mree
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Wot Jorden
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Harry G Poote
Georgia Educational Association Meet In Cumberland June 21 23
The fortieth annual session of the Georgia Educational Association will be held at Cumberland June 21 to 23. President M L Brittain of Atlanta leads the association with program notes including addresses by Jerre M Poons of 6 1 college and discussions on manual training, industrial education, and the curriculum of women’s colleges. Conferees from Georgia Normal and Industrial College, Athens, University of Georgia, Wesleyan, and other institutions are listed with committee appointments and schedule details for Thursday to Saturday.
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Cumberland
L. Brittain
Atlanta
Brunswick
Georgia Educational Association
M. L. Brittain
Arst
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Macon
Gertrude Alexander
Ebb. Mell
Athens
R. B. Daniel
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J. M. Pound
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Wow Landrum
Jerre M Poons
T J Wooster
University of Georgia
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Augusta
Carleton Bothson
Columbus
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Newton
Lumpkin
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Jackson
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G R Glenn
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Branson
State Normal School
Parks
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Dieruasion
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WG Davis
Thomasyilie
J M Collum
Ellartte
Department of Supervision
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Tandrum
George D. Goddard
Mouttrie
GG Bond
M. T. Parker
Hartwell
Aizh School
Comer Woodward
Sparks Institute
Atlanta Terminal plans spur big railroad push
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic rapid progress on line from Brunswick to Atlanta and Talladega to Warm Springs. Officials expect trains into Atlanta within a year with broader system extending to Birmingham and Atlantic Ocean ports, promising improved freight routes, new water connections, and potential economic impact for the Gate City.
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Birmingham
Atlantic Ie
Atlantic
Talbotton
Talladega
Warm Springs
LaGrange
LeGrang
Brunswick
Atantlealt
Alabama
H. M. Atkinson
Anama Sonnet
Janc
Ite
OSABA
Georgia
Gate City
New York
Oern
South
Montezuma
Frisco
Atlantic Ocean
Big Summer Travel Expected in Atlanta Says Agents
Atlanta railroad passenger agents and officials returned from territory tours noting a likely record summer travel. An official observed strong southern spending on travel, with northerners and others visiting the region in winter while southerners seldom travel outside their area.
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South
North
Jefferson Davis birthday event features Judge Russell at Hazlehurst
In Hazlehurst Georgia June 3 Judge Richard B. Russell addressed Jeff Davis county rulers after the Davis birthday celebration. Conservative supporters predicted Russell victory, asserting he would carry Jeff Davis county over Clark Howell and Hoke Smith as Smith was deemed weakest. The report notes vibrant travel demand to northern and eastern resorts, with Georgia railways expanding service and peach shipments expected to exceed last year.
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Jefferson Davis
Jer Davis County
Richard B. Russell
Jeff Davis County
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Hoke Smith
Hoke Smith Club
Russell
Jeff Davis
Clark Howell
Mr. Smith
Smith
City Council Meets Today
The regular city council meeting this afternoon may consider the Peachtree street asphalt petition and a gas franchise report. Alderman Key pushes the gas issue while lawyers for the gas firm are present. Other items include a theater ordinance, widening limits near Piedmont avenue, liquor lease tax changes, a $40 000 appropriation, and meter bids. The water board will meet Wednesday to consider bids, with a gas franchise call meeting planned near Wednesday afternoon. Milk condition reports by Dr Kennedy and health officials’ milk inquiry are noted.
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Olknow
Piedmont Avenue
Butler Streets
Lquor
Labh
Board of Water Commissioners
Atlanta
Kennedy
Bassett Leaves Trinity for Smith College Post
John Spencer Bassett, history professor at Trinity College in Durham, South Carolina, resigns to take a Smith College chair in Northampton Massachusetts. His 1890s magazine article praising Booker T. Washington stirred nationwide debate and drew criticism. Bassett previously offered resignation but it was not accepted.
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John Spencer Bassett
Trinity College
Durham
Smith College
Northampton
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Robrt KE. Lee
Booker T. Washington
South
Pr. Bassett
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