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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
13
The regular monthly meeting of the Third Ward Civic Club will be held in the bandstand at Grant Park on Friday June 6 at 3:30 p.m. Members are to attend.
Mrs Nfe Powel of Newnan and young son visit Mr and Mrs George Ramer in West End. Mrs Eva Langford Stewart returns from Lawton visit. Mrs Laurie Green Jackson returns from Gulfport. Mrs Fitzabeth Ramey guests in Newnan for a week. Mrs John Arnold and Mrs Webb head west for summer. Mr and Mrs Loveless and Miss Juliet Due back from Hot Springs. Mr Martin Amerots and Jenny plan St Simons trip. Several others from Newnan, Decatur, and nearby areas noted for visits, travels, and hosting duties.
W D Crawford appointed by the director of the tests to the census bio auin report and other cotton statistics for Polk County. Crawford serves as commander of the Polk County camp in the district. June 1 date noted.
A planned confrontation between Colonel Thomas B Felder and Detective Chief Newport Lanford nearly escalated Thursday morning at Solicitor Hugh Tigraey’s office. Bystander's interference, a faulty photographer’s flash, and hurried ejections averted a dangerous duel as grand jury proceedings began, with Felder warned of an anticipated assault and Sanford urging discipline.
In the caveat the claim states Mrs Dali was under a delusion when she made the will and the execution is challenged. The matter will be heard soon with Attornies Tinser Branden and King Spalding & Underwood representing the executioner of the will.
Jesse Jarrell, well known figure in country life, died this morning near Athens at about 1 o clock. He lived near the old university farm west of the city and left a family with several brothers and sisters. He was a prominent local farming figure.
An old postbellum plea from twenty eight ex slaves who served as settlers and bodyguards to Confederate masters asks Georgia and the Confederate States for a pension or aid. They recount loyalty, hardship, and a lack of support after the war, urging relief and possible county farm admission for life pension. The appeal highlights their service and ongoing suffering and notes upcoming state legislative consideration.
Miss Biu Tirer, 18, dies near Cross Roads after leaping into a well following a note stating she would end her suffering by king death. The coroner's inquest returns a verdict of suicide due to pellagra. Fraters Jones, King, and others named. funeral arrangements pending.
The Traner from New Yak to Uavre was delayed by 10 minutes to permit farewells to Anne Morgan aged 97 near Pars. Morgan jumped a gangplank, another passenger Dresis Carrel of the Institute accompanied the steamer, and Dr Gore plans summer experiments in Paris and Berlin on organ transplantation.
City officials report a plan approved by Central of Georgia to close the Forsyth Street bridge underpasses within sixty to ninety days. Indefinite use of the passage will end after twelve months unless the railroads notify otherwise, with a $5200 cost split between the city and street railway company.
Hazelton Pa June. Girls employed at the shirt factory of I Gerhardt & Co continued today the hatpins used by pickets of that Creations Workers and other unions to frighten away from the factory. In a clash at West Hazleton several pickets were scratched with hatpins in a melee to seize the weapons from the girls. One girl worker was arrested on a charge of threatening to use a pin.
A lengthy OCR list catalogs numerous grocery firms, stores, and merchants across Georgia towns such as Augusta Gore Cedartown Dallas Covington Americus and Trion. The compiled names include brands like Swift's Premium Alverson Bros and Castleberry Wilcox among many others along with numerous individuals and family firms.
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