Georgia Eyes $200000 State Loan On Credit Strength
Governor Candler has not yet decided on borrowing the $200,000 to meet current needs. He awaits a formal statement from the comptroller general and state treasurer detailing normal conditions and necessary calculations. Offers from individuals and firms, domestic and foreign, indicate strong credit and potential favorable terms if borrowed. The funds would mainly cover debt interest with any remaining later paid to teachers, likely delaying full salary payments until fall.
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Candler
Camptroder
Gandler
Georgia
Knoxville bound family case ends with transport agreement
Chief Ball ordered the disposition of Mrs Nancy Parigen and her four children, sending them to Knoxville with City Warden J Hunter after a police hearing. The family had faced hardship as Parigen allegedly lacked medicine and food, with Parigen's husband jailed and the children once in the Home for the Friendless and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Parigen
Chestnut Street
Knoxville
Hunter
Bait
Recorder Broyles
Parigen
Chief Ball
Il Ang
Broyles
Patigen
Assyrian Goes to Pieces Off Cape Race
The Leyland Line steamer Assyrian ashore off Cape Race went to pieces during the night and morning, total wreck. Part of the hull is under water, and the ship is broken. The tug Petrel, aiding the Assyrian, also wrecked while trying to assist. Crews escaped to shore and are housed at the Cape Race lighthouse. Also noted, Morris D. Wickersham of Alabama named by the president as U S attorney for the southern district of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Inne
Petrel
Johns
Leyland One
Cape Race
New Broad Street Bridge Site To Host Hough T Inman Building
A new building by Hough T Inman will rise at the south end of Broad street bridge on the former No 1 engine house site. It will be a store and office edifice with three stories facing Broad street and five stories toward the railroad tracks, enhancing the city center.
Despondent Woman Attempts Suicide by Morphine Dose
Nora Brittain a white woman of 38 Courtland Avenue swallowed morphine in despair over not locating her mother. A friend found her in her room and a physician treated her. she avoided hospital as the drug effects faded. Letters to her mother and failed replies fueled her distress, though no heavy dose was involved to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Brittain
Courtland Avenue
Henry Jennings
Police Department
Grady Hospital
Werman
Teder
A Case of Destitution Appeals for Aid at Ells Street
Mrs Cole of 53 or 55 Ells Street appeals to Chief Ball for charity saying she is a widow with two children, bedridden for two weeks, eldest daughter ill, no income or work for a month, and destitute. Patrolman Mitchell investigated at the request of Chief Ball and Captain Jennings, calling it a worthy cause for charity.
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Mire. Cole
Ells Street
Ball
Cole
Heavcen
W W Mitchell
Jennings
Five New American Records At Buffalo Stadium Track
At Buffalo N Y June five junior athletes set new American marks on the Stadium track in AAU meets. Clack Mafoble ran 100 yards in 10.13 seconds, Howard Hayes 4 yards in 5.12 3, Moulton 20 yards in 22 5, Nufer 2 1 2 hurdles in 26 2 5, Bob Lee and Peming tied high marks in the long jump, while Walter Fichleigh anchored the 20 hurdle event clocking 16 4 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Amateur Athletic Union
Clack Mafoble
Howard H Hayes
Moulton
Nufer
Bob Lee
C Peming
W ‘Lakamp
Walter
T Fichleigh
New Center City Building Planned At About 330000
After occupants move, work on the new building will start and stores will be ready by November 1. The structure, costing around 330000, will rank among the finest downtown and match the convenience of others rising on the site.
Death of Mrs T C Howard Widows and grandsons act as pallbearers
Mrs T C Howard a longtime Atlantian died at her daughter’s home on North Jackson Street. Born in Hancock County in January 1807 she would have turned 95 next birthday. She leaves one child ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral services are at Mrs Harris’s home this afternoon at 4 oclock with grandsons John R Harris Robert P Harris George P Howard Ahin J Howard and George Muse serving as pallbearers.
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T C Howard
Atlanta
Harris
North
Jackson Street
Howard
Hancock County
John R. Harris
Robert P Harris
George P Howard
J Howard
George Muse
G . Glover
Bell Fined for Threat to Kill Father and Sent to Stockade
George Bell, arrested Thursday night on a charge of threatening to kill his father, was fined 25.75 by Recorder Broyles but unable to pay. He admitted the charge, said he was mad, and was sentenced to 30 days in the stockade. the trouble began when police were summoned to 293 Crew Street.
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George Bell
Broyles
Bell
Hannan
Crew Street
Naval Board Named to Probe Porto Rico Base
Secretary Long appointed a naval board to proceed to Porto Rico and report on locating a naval base. The board will assess its value for U S strategic defenses and its proximity to the Isthmian canal.
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Naval Board
Washington
Porto Rico
United States
Isthmian Canal
Grape-Nuts Helped Man Recover From Gastralgia
A Kirksville Missouri man describes severe gastralgia and constipation, losing weight to 120 pounds and enduring sleepless nights. After starting Grape-Nuts, he regained health, gained to 165 pounds, reports perfect bowels and steadier nerves, and credits the food’s easy digestion and nourishing content. He asks for private correspondence to share details.
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Kirksville
Viaduct Front to Feature Stone Brick and Terra Cotta
The viaduct will have a front built of stone pressed brick and terra cotta with the first story of stone and the rear and sides of pressed brick. When finished the building can be divided into three stores each with a basement facing the railroad tracks. Work is expected to begin by August 1.
Two Men Cut by a Negro at Indian Spring
John Howe brother in law of Sergeant Brasleton of the police was seriously cut by a desperate negro at Indian Spring last Sunday night. Jim McElroy another white man was badly cut. Abe Foster the assailant is jailed at Jackson amid lynching threats. Howe Pettigrew and Weslrey were involved. Howe sustained multiple wounds and is healing at the Calumet hotel. The community expresses indignation but expects no further trouble.
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Ohn Howe
Brasleton
Police Department
Indian Spring
Jim McElroy
Abe Foster
Essallent
Jackson
Butts County
Howe
Oscar Pettigrew
Weslrey
Pettigrew
McHirey
Howes
Mclroy
Calumet Hotel
Dr. Elder
Ascailant
Arrest Made In Mysterious Death Of Teen Girl
A 19 year old Negro girl died suddenly on Decatur Street. John Echols was arrested by Patrolman R J Brown on suspicion of causing her death. Coroner Stamps postponed the inquest to morning to allow further investigation. The girl had complained and sent Echols for medicine before dying.
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John Echols
Mannie Peacock
Decatur Street
Echols
R. J. Brown
Stamps
Echol
Gomn
Stockton torpedo boat set for final trial at Hampton Roads
Admiral Evans and the naval trial board will depart Washington Sunday for Hampton Roads to conduct the final official trial of the torpedo boat Stockton on Monday. The test will determine Stockton's performance under official procedures and assess readiness for service.
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Stockton
Washington
Admiral Evans
Naval Trial Board
Ham Ion Roads
Dairymen Ordered To Reapply Under New Health Rules
The health board moved to curb adulterated milk by revoking existing permits and giving dairymen two weeks to apply for new ones. A questionnaire will assess sanitary practices, with permits expiring six weeks after issue. The board aims to collect data on dairy operations and enforce stricter rules, including potential licensing tied to fines.
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Peraong
Health Board Ofice
N ‘Ts
Bizzell
Mk Committee
Beavon
Wye
Brovha
Hop. Wow
Board of Health
Bengon
Tre
Pierce
Mims
McWilliams
Chief Hope
Mazin Mime
Drs Richartson
Bengton
Burton Smith
Ctee
Georgia Troop Strength Report to War Department
Adjutant General Sonda provides Washington with Georgia military strength figures totaling 4 806 troops including 4 148 white and 620 colored. Infantry and artillery units are listed with counts for regiments battalions cavalry heavy and light artillery, noting officers and hospital corps excluded. The First Infantry leads with about 70 men and the Fifth with about 670, with annual and request-based submissions to the War Department.
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Sonda
War Department
Washington
Adjutant Generals Office
Georgia
Lght
Judge Newman Goes to Rome to Hear Case Monday
In a U.S. court action Birmingham’s Herman Rich and Nashville’s William Rich sue Canton Georgia residents William Teasley James Brown and others plus Lowry National Bank of Atlanta for alleged contract breach linked to the Canton copper mine. They allege Westerman’s option led to an $18000 sale price while insiders drew $404 to Brown Teasley and Devineon with $1100 secret profit. The petition seeks an injunction delaying the bank’s delivery of the deed. Judge Newman will travel to Rome to preside over several awaiting cases.
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Newman
Rome
Herman Rich
Birmingham
William Rich
Nashville
United States Court
Willam A .Teasley
James Brown
Canton
W M Davidson
Savannah
J. Westerman
Lowry National Bank
Atlanta
Cherokee County
Netttioners
Westerman
Brown, Teastey
Devideon
L. Dorney
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
É¢Riel
To Mothers of Large Families In This Workaday World
A promotional appeal to mothers in large families urging them to write to Mrs Pinkham’s Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts for advice. The letter cites personal experiences of relief from menstrual suffering after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and recommends it to other mothers with large families.
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Lydig B. Pinkharm
Ludington
Lee's mule to be shot after cruelty fine in city court
City warden halted a man driving a lame mule on Decatur near Kimball. George Lee was fined 57 1/2 dollars in recorder's court. the condemned mule to be shot. Lee claimed nine years of ownership. Also noted are deaths of two young children, William T Allen and Julia Halbright, with burial plans and family details.
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Recorder
Hunter
Decatur Street
Kimball
George Lee
Recorder's Court
Broyles
Lee
William T Allen
Beynoldstown
la Grange
Julia Halbright
Albright
Capitol Avenue
Summer Homes in Lake Country Amid Northern States
The notice outlines residential development in the lake country spanning Northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. It notes regional patterns in summer home construction and related land use, without detailing dates or specific properties.
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Lake Country
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
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Camptrailer
Warden Hunter
Farigen
Gose
Fieces
Wickersham
Alabama
Morris D Wickersham
Southern District
Alaouuie
Aac
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall St
And
Diamond Merchants
INMAN
Broad ST. Bridge
W. T. Downing
Wytten
SECAM
Five New American Records
T. C. Howard
John Howe
Sergeant Brasleton
Health Read
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Pryor and
Alabama Streets
Frank BE
Bleck Co
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Far Lake
Delavan Lake
Lake Geneva
Laurderdale Lakes
Waukesha
Oconomowee
Palmayra
Dells of Kilbourn
Elkhart Lake
Madison
Minocqua
Star Lake
Frontenac
White Bear
Minnetonka
Marquette
Spirit Lake
F. A. Miller
Fen l
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Tutt
Eisenan Bros
Whitehall Si
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