Auto Thieves Busy Stolen Cars Reported in City
Auto thieves operated at night stealing a Goodyear tire from W Woods White of 32 Howard Street and a license plate 154 Ga 1913 from B C Little at 95 Cleburne Avenue. Mr Little reported his Ford with license 2981 Ga 38 stolen from the corner of Peachtree and Alton Streets after he returned from Eland Sales garage repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdante
Goodyear
W. Woods White
Howard
Morher
B.C. Little
Cleburne Avenue
Mr. Little
Eland Sales Company
Medlock
West End
Automantic A. Ford
Peachtree and
Alton Streete
Mrs Irene Sparks Granted Record Alimony in Fulton County
Irene Thrash Sparks won the largest alimony award in Fulton county courts. The superior court ordered James R. Sparks to pay 935,000. The husband, from Fort Smith Ark, was denied remarriage. Attorneys John D. Little Marion Smith and others represented both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Thrash Sparks
Fulton County
James RB. Sparke
Atlants
Fort Smith
Ark
John D. Little
Marion Smith
Harvey Hi
Armenius Wright
R. P. Williams
St. Louis
Woman shoots husband in Bibb County jail cell tale of love and murder
Mrs. Alwilder McGhee of Macon admitted she killed her husband at their Winship Street home to prevent him from leaving her, claiming she loved him and would rather die than lose him. McGhee died at Macon hospital after the shotgun blast, while she attempted self harm but was stopped by relatives.
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Macon
Alwilder McGhee
Bibb County
Halle Indicted Over Explosive Shipment Conspiracy
New Orleans on June 17 Hans Halla and Charles Sommers were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to ship explosives on a common carrier without proper package marking. Sommers was freed on 41000 bond while Halle remained jailed for lack of bond. He was arrested December 22 with dynamite and a detonator, allegedly prepared to blow up a French vessel at sea. Sommers was named as an accomplice.
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New Orleans
Hans Halla
Charles Sommers
Sommera
Halle
New York
de Sommers
Mercier denies pope favored Teutons in war rumor
In a published pastoral letter Cardinal Mercier of Belgium rejects claims that Pope Benedict XV or Pope Plus X supported enemy forces. He calls the rumor calumny, praising Benedict XV for aiding Belgium with blessing and gifts and two comforting letters to bolster Belgian courage in January.
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Rome
Italy
Via
Paris
Cardinal Mercier
Matines
Belgium
Corriere’ D'Italia
Plus X
Benedict X
Benedict XV
Elgians
Torus
Imerelf
James C Tumlin Dies In Atlanta At 40
James C Tumlin, 40, died Thursday afternoon at 1 at his home 44 Ponce de Leon Ave. Survived by wife and mother Elizabeth Tumlin, five brothers, three sisters, three children. He belonged to Pythagoras Lodge No 11, Shriners, Atlanta Elks Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows. He was a local representative of Illinois Life Insurance Co and a prominent Atlanta figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Tumlin
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Ala
W. T. Vaughan
Mapewell
Pythagoras Lodge No. 11
F. & A. M. the Shriners
Atlanta ‘Lodge of Elks
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Tumlin
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Germans plan air raid on London and Paris
Geneva dispatches say Zeppelins are being completed at Friedrichshafen with a Zeppelin ready for operations against Italy sent out to replace the one destroyed over Belgium by Warneford. German authorities reportedly plan a combined Zeppelin and aircraft raid on Paris and London in retaliation for Allied attacks on German towns.
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Geneva
Paris
Friedrichshafen
Italy
Belgium
Warneford
London
Alabama Supreme Court upholds anti liquor shipping law
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled the state anti liquor shipping law constitutional. It limits shipment quantities to consignees within Alabama and sets possession thresholds. The ruling concludes enforcement measures after previous decisions upholding anti liquor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Alabama
Southern Express Company
Supreme Court
French Labor Union Backs World Peace Plan
Paris June The Confederation General du Travail the central labor group in France backs a proposal from the American Federation of Labor for a world labor conference alongside the postwar peace talks. The aims include permanent peace by banning secret treaties upholding nationalities, immediate limits and eventual suppression of arms, and compulsory arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Confederation General du Travail
Central Labor Organization of France
Hag Bret
American Federation of Labor For
Conference of Labor
Vacation Glasses From Moore & Sons Opticians
Jno. Moore & Sons offer vacation glasses for coastal and mountain trips. Protect eyes from glare with their eyewear at 42 N Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neashore
Jno
Moore & Sons
Opticians
Claims That Wife Was Killed by Thief Who Then Slew Self
In East New York New York on June 17 Carman Cornelius, a prosperous merchant, said a burglar killed his wife in their apartment and a young man identified as Cotes McAghon, a Jersey City freight yard worker, lay dead with a pistol nearby. Cornelius claimed the intruder shot the wife and then killed himself as he sought help, a tale police could not refute after hours of questioning. Mrs Cornelius, young and recently married, and McAghon, a widower with several children, were named in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carman Cornelius
Cornelius
McAghen
Peace League Idea Sparks Roiling Debate At Conference
Amid strenuous arguments leaders weighed a broader peace plan with Theodore Rooseveltism questioned and fears of US overreach. John Wanamaker and Reverend Vernon L Anson pressed for stronger action while others urged restraint and a shift to propaganda to win world support. The executive committee may draft measures to promote US adherence to the league’s aims and fresh vice presidents were named including Gibbons Gladden Gray and Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
League
Vernon L Anson
Virginia Peace Society
Professor Kirchwey
Berger
United States
Lyman Abbott
New York
Edwin A. Alderman
Virginia
Alexander Graham Bell
District of Columbia
Rudolph Blankenbure
Philadelphia
Francis E. Clark
Massachusetts
John H. Finley
William D. Foulke
Indiana
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland
Washington Gladden
Ohio
George Gray
Delawark
Myron
Hoerrick
John Grier Nichten
New Jersey
Samuel W. McCall
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Victoria Metcalf
California
Joan Mitchell
John Bassett Moore
Alan B. Parker
Jacob H. Schift
Robert Sharp
Louisiania
Benjamin Be
Wheeler
Andrew D. White
William’ Allen
White
Kansas
Stephen S. Wise
James L. Slavden
Stump Pulliam Dies After Auburn Ave Stabbing
An unknown man was stabbed through the heart on Auburn avenue early today. He died at Grady hospital during surgery. Officers Looney Milam and Shewmats investigate. A negro woman named Haseen is arrested on suspicion of knowledge about the crime. The victim is believed to be Stump Pulliam of 735 North Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Avenue
Grady Hospital
Looney Milam
Shewmats
Haseen
Stump Pulliam
North
Jackson Street
Inman Beaton Loses to Beekman in Tennis Clash
Inman Beaton of New York, twice Metropolitan tennis champion, was defeated today in the present tournament. Leonard Beekman, national interscholastic champion, won 8-6 6-1. Watson M. Washburn, part of the California-bound team, and W. B. Ward and Robert LeRoy reached the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inman
Leonard Beekman
Watson M.washburn
California
W. B. Ward
Robert LeRoy
Berlin denies Meyer used U S safe conduct
Berlin authorities deny that a safe conduct to Europe was used by Dr. Anton Meyer Gerhard or by Dr. Alfred Meyer purchasing agent of German war munitions. Washington says ambassador von Bernstorff will state there is no foundation for reports of such a safe conduct. Lansing released telegrams and an unnamed New York newspaper proprietor confirmed he saw Meyer Gerhard but not Alfred Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Londons
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Washington
Foremgn
Count von Bernstorff
Alfred Meyer
New York
State Department
Lansing
Europe
Haniel von Haimhausen
Cedarhurst
Likcely
United States
Germany
Lusitania
von Hatmhausen
Augusta man elected president in Southeastern Eagles district
At Columbia on June 17 the Southeastern Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles announced officers chosen at last night's closed ceremony. L J Schaul of Augusta becomes worthy president, succeeding Dr J Adam Fisher of Charlotte. Other officers include Worthy vice president L Garfunkle Savannah, Worthy chaplain A Brill Augusta, Worthy conductor W H Bird Asheville, Inside guard R E Schneider Savannah, Outside guard E Mendelnall Greensboro, Secretary H F Beaver Augusta, Treasurer A Fisher Charlotte, Trustees I W Jameson Charlotte, Edward J Brennan Columbia, J Harrigan Savannah. 1926 convention location to be decided, Greensboro having extended an invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
B. C
Southeastern Aerie
Eegies
Ll. J. Schaut
Augusta
J. Adam Fisher
Charlotte
Worthy View
L. Garfunkle
Savannah
A. Brill
W. H. Bird
Asheville
R. E. Schneider
Greensboro
Independence Men Discuss Wimberly Anti Trust Plan
The Independence Men's Association of Georgia debated a campaign to push the Wimberly anti trust bill through the general assembly at a Piedmont hotel meeting. Minter Wimberly drafted the measure which a committee will present, aiming to block one city based corporation from acquiring a rival to drive competitors out of business, said Glen G. Toole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Independence Men's Association of Georgia
Piedmont Hotel
Minter Wimberly
Glen G. Toole
Thy
Carroll Tye Joins West Point 1919 Class
Carroll Tye son of prominent Atlanta attorney John W. Tye has enrolled at West Point in the 1919 class after passing entrance requirements. The class is small with 141 members due to many not passing. Tye’s appointment was secured by Congressman William Schley Howard and he is noted as a popular figure with friends across Atlanta and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Tye
West Point Academy
Carrol Tye
John W. Tye
Atlanta
West Point
Becaue
William Schley Howard
Vitalitas touted as world scale Texas discovery in Atlanta
Colonel John Akin of Houston promotes Vitalitas, a Texas mined liquid claimed to cure stomach liver kidney and blood derangements. Demonstrations in Atlanta feature sample drinks and booklets from Iacobus Pharmacy at 23 Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Akin
Houston
Texas
Atlanta
Akin
Vitalitas Ia
Colonel Akin
Earth
Cali
Iacobus Pharmacy
Whitehall Street
Funeral Notices From Kant Page In Mortuary List
W H Bannerson 49 died at home 182 Angier avenue Thursday night at 7. He leaves a wife, mother, four daughters and four sons, two brothers and two sisters. J W Cheney of Corsicana Texas and Mrs J B Fickiin also survive. He resided in Atlanta twenty years and worked with Everett Seed Co. Mrs Sarah E Matthews died at her residence 22 Banflan Thursday morning. Survived by daughter Mrs H V Glover, three sons, four sisters, and four brothers. Mrs J C Campbell died at her son D B Campbell’s home. She was a native of Jonesboro Colorado. June 17. Tse-Ne-Gat, Piute Indian, pleaded not guilty to murder charge of Juan Shacon a year ago in southwestern Colorado. jal was wet for July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. UH. Bannerson
Angier Avenue
J. H. Bennerson
Josephine
Ruth
Lonuise
Eliza
George C
Marion L
W. Il Jr
Eawin M. Bannereon
Harry, L
Jack Bennerson
Mira. J. W. Cheney
Corsicana
Texas
Mra
J.B. Fickiin
Mc. Bannerson
Atlanta
Everett Seed ‘Company
Sarah E. Matthews
Sarah ©. Matthews
Banflan
Matthews
HV. Glover
We Matthews
J. T. Matthews
G. He Matthews
Lafayette Jones
G. A Burne
Norcross
David Purcell
Lawrenceville
L. J. MreDaniel
Duluth
J. C. Campbell
J.C. Campbell
D. B. Campbell
Jonesboro
Denver
Colo
Tse-Ne-Gat
Juan Shacon
Colorado
Ribbon prices list for various fabrics and widths
The ad lists ribbons including 45c, 29c and 39c offers. Soft messaline five inches wide in black white and colors. Moire taffeta five inches wide at 7c. Flowered brocade sash width in many colors at 69c. Satin edged taffeta five inches wide at 25c.
Ribbons on Sale in Various Widths and Colors
An assortment of ribbons including sash widths in light blue pink lavender and rich shades from 8c to 190 per yard with hair bow widths. Beautiful faille ribbons 7 and 9 inches wide in pink blue Copenhagen green sand old rose and black 75c and 85c. Hat band ribbons in striped colors 35c and 50c. Picot edge black white and color ribbons 20c 25c. Novelty ribbons plaid stripes and black and white 75c to 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille
Sashas
Lke
Copenhagen
Kayser Silk Buttons and Niagara Maid 16-Button Sale
Kayser offers 1¢ button silk in extra weight black and white priced at $1.50. Niagara Maid presents 16-button white and black with contrasting stitching at $7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayser
Niagara
Niagara Maid
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Irene Sparks
Ial
Ate
Niture CO
Imate Street
I. Gaines
D. D
Palm Beach
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Southern Railway
Hans Halle
Mercier
Teutons
Fames C. Fumlin
Strange Man
Union OF Nations
Teddy
Inman Beaton
Meyer
U. S
J. Schaul
Eagles
ICE Men
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
High Street
Boston
Mass
Mabereales
Rice & Hutchins Atlanta Co
Atlanta, Ga
Prt
Kant
W. H. Bannerson
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dubose ‘Company
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