Police Commission Names Mrs Bohnefeld Matron At Bornefeld Station
At the monthly police commission meeting Mrs 3 M Bohnefeld was elected matron of the police station, chosen from two applicants. Officer Pap Key was discharged for liquor intoxication after an incident at Lawrenceville. The Rutledge case was discussed as witnesses testified. resignations of Bucks and Moss were accepted, other officers paid for injuries. Debts against officers debated. salary for ex Chief Manly remains at 30 a month. Officer Quinn praised for handling a drunken soldier. clarification issued by The Constitution. Prisoner Melold murdered in Hamburg jail, Pine Bluff Ark.
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Police Commission
3. M. Bohnefeld
Nolice
Bohnefeld
Susie C. Boyd
Pap Key
Lawrenceville
Whitley
Key
Rink
Rutledge
J. B. Rutledge
J ©. M. Bucks
A. J. Moss
J.°. Hudson
Isaac B. Jackson
J. M. Arundel
Mima
Manly
Recorder’s Court
Fli
Quinn
Dunton Cleared Proves Innocent of Allegations by Railroad Brotherhood
Altoona lodge members vow to clear Bellaving Golden B Dunton a railroad yard conductor charged in a fatal Southern railway yards crash. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen backs a bail application and hires top lawyers while awaiting the Fulton grand jury action. If true bill is found they will provide defense funds. if not, no further action. Judge Lumpkin expected to set bail. trial potential next week.
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Bellaving
Golden B. Dunton
Altoona Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Treinmen
Atlanta
Dunton
Southern Railway
Jaf
Wallon
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Ture
Abim
T. Laison
Messrs
Latham
Terrell
Recorder
J. H. Lumpkin
Fulton County Superior Court
Fulton County Grand Jury
Altoona
Federation Hall
W. G. Puckett
Ladson
Latham and Terrell
Hey
Latham and
John S. Candler
Fulton Superior Court
Brotherhood
Lampkin
Heavy Bond for Barry Set in Assault on Officer Quinn
J L Barry, a private, is jailed in the Tower after Recorder Broyles set a $5,000 bond on an assault with intent to murder charge. Barry, drunk, fired four shots at Officer J H Quinn during a Sunday arrest, wounding three. the officer testified despite injuries.
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Quinn
J. L. Barry
J. H. Quinn
Broyles
Barry
Recorder’s Court
Sol Ier
Agnes Scott College Highlighted For Higher Education
Agnes Scott Institute at Decatur Georgia is praised as a premier southern educational plant for women. The recent session closed with 230 students and emphasizes environment and self work that earns recognition from northern female colleges. President Rev EF Gaines leads a large faculty.
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Agnes Scott
South
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Atlanta
North
EF. H. Gaines
D. D
Institute
Weather and crop impact note from Marietta area
A report notes yesterday's temperatures were above normal with a high around 87 degrees and a low near 66, predicting a gradual rise and continued mild warmth ahead. Widespread rainfall damaged crops across the state, especially cotton and grasses, while dry spells would aid wheat and corn harvests. Also mentions "Juletty" sold by Miller in Marietta.
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Imment District
Mississippi Valley
City Tax Rate Restore May Be Sought Amid Budget Strains
City officials weigh restoring the former tax rate of $1.50 per $100 to increase revenue by about $135,200.72, funding schools and departments after years of salary cuts, with mayor and council preparing to seek legislative charter changes and formal resolutions this summer.
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Mims
Council
Tax Committee of Council
Nance
Department of Public Schools
Eit
Will Make Bust of Bartow in Atlanta
Distinguished sculptor and painter Will Teppon and Captain G. G Purse of Savannah arrive in Atlanta to consult with Mrs. K. B. Seabrook about a bust and portrait of General Bartow for Forsyth Park. Mrs Seabrook, Bartow’s widow, and Mrs. Reest, his sister, join the consultation. Teppon previously painted General McLaws.
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Atlanta
G. G Purse
Savannah
R. Folnoy
Winnie Davis
Richmond
Will Teppon
K. B. Seabrook
General Bartow
Syth Park
Seabrook
Bartow
Bull Run
Reest
Topoon
General McLaws
Georgia
Convicted Grogan in One Dollar to Ten Dollar Bill Case
In a special session of the United States Court yesterday Tom Grogan a Negro was convicted while William Travis Reynolds and Dock Floyd both Negroes were acquitted. Grogan faces sentence this morning for raising one dollar bills to ten in Cobb and Jackson counties. Reynolds faced a similar charge in Jackson County. John F Miller faced pension fraud charges but his trial was postponed as the government was not ready.
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Tom Grogan
William Travis Reynolds
Dock Floyd
United States
Grogan
Reynolds
Floyd
Jackson County
Cobb County
John F. Miller
Saverment
Miller
Limmsett
Cada Fuse
Power Company Return Raised in Atlanta Taxation Case
Comptroller General W. A. Wright assessed Atlanta Railway and Power Company property at 1.9 million dollars in Fulton County, a 472,980 dollar increase from the company’s return. The city would receive about two thirds of the rise. Atlanta Rapid Transit Company failed to make a return by May 1. Wright will assess its property with arbitration available for disputes.
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Atlabta Rapid Transit Company
Ite
W. A. Wright
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Fulton County
Wright
Comptroller General
Board of Arbitration
Railroad Commission
Power Company
Transit Company
Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
C.J Simmons
Wrist
Comptroller
Plac
Georgia
Secur Ly Investment Company
Wisell
Aule
Allene Street
Allene Mtvest
Nancy M Henry
Fulton ‘Auner
Poor Woman Seeks Help. Tabernacle Home Cares for Destitute
A poor white woman, young but burdened by trouble, arrived from Birmingham and sought police aid. Superintendent Mr. Peacock arranged admission to the Tabernacle Baptist Home, where volunteers provide care and nourishment until she recovers. The home reports most city cases are referred there, praising the institution's long‑needed work.
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Tabernacle Baptist Home
Birmingham
Peacock
Milk Dealers to Register Forms Prepared for Board Approval
Dr. Bizzell, chairman of the special milk committee of the board of health, has prepared a registration blank for all milk dealers. The board may adopt the committee recommendation to revoke all licenses. Recent tests show some dealers use water. the board aims to regulate to make this practice nearly impossible in the future.
Mrs Jennie Fincher Dies After Illness
Mrs Jennie Fincher wife of J R Fincher died last night at 645 oclock at her Edigewood avenue residence after a long illness with consumption. Funeral services will be at the residence tomorrow at 934 am conducted by Rev Dickey and interment will be at Rock Springs church Bush.
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Jennie Fincher
J. R. Fincher
Edigewood Avenue
Mr. Dickey
Rock Springs Church
Twenty Nine True Bills Returned Indictments
The United States grand jury returned twenty nine true bills yesterday with most indictments focusing on moonshining. Ella Jinks, an African American woman, was indicted for sending an obscene letter through the mails amid a local dispute. John Chatten, a white man, was indicted for robbing the post office at Weir in Lumpkin County, with Matthew McDonald charged as an accomplice and previously convicted and sent to the penitentiary.
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John Chatten
United States
Eila Jinks
Ella
Weir
Lumpkin County
Matthew McDonald
Richards Sues for $1000 Damages Against City and Clemons
A. B. Richards, by Felder and Rountree, filed suit for $1000 against the city and J. F. Clemmons. It alleges Clemmons, a plumber, obtained a permit to excavate on Central Avenue, the hole was negligently left uncovered, and Richards fell in, suffering serious injuries.
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J. F. Clemmons
B. Richards
Felder & Rountree
Clemmons
Central Avenue
Mietz
Richanis
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Commission
He More Fay
Pine Bluf
Ark
Melold
Hamburg
Achlek County
Fulton Grand Jury
Eslo
Young Women's College
Marietta
Juletty
Jrings
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall ST
Duffys
Antz
B.c.dewstr Ao
Chicago
Biase Dcwitt
Federal
Richards
Washington, D.C
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Lawn
Madras
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Baartram & Shomg
North Pryor
Bier
Af Puiton
JW. King
Kinky Ga
Tutt
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