Negro chased by angry mob ends in police arrest
Tom Terrell, the man sought, fled into a Negro settlement and was captured by police after a panicked chase that drew a mob armed with clubs pistols and shotguns. Vaughan injured in fight, Terrell says he fled to avoid lynching and will be tried by the recorder this afternoon.
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Tom Terrell
Ivy Street
Vernon C. Vaughan
Pine Street
Terrell
Potes
Houston Street
Clifford Street
Doyal
Dorsey
Moncrief
Vaughan
Recorder
Agnes Scott Institute Promoted for Daughters Education
An article extols Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Georgia as a premier southern school for girls, highlighting its up to date facilities, strong curriculum, music and art departments, and its Christian mission. It invites inquiries to Rev F H Gaines to receive catalogs and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
South
F. H. Gaines
D.D
Degatur
New Serial by Max Pemberton in the Sunny South
The Sunny South will publish a four installment novelette Barbara of Gierton by Max Pemberton next Sunday in romance and intrigue. Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles will also appear in The Sunny South before completion. Names prominent in literature include A Conan Doyle and Max Pemberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pemberton
Barbara of
Gierton
Sunny South
A. Conan Doyle
Les Cinq Fleurs Pattern Featured in Gift Donor Gallery
The shop promotes Les Cinq Fleurs as part of a broad collection of silver patterns for table and sideboard. Donors can select from scores of designs, spanning little-priced to very expensive pieces.
Dirt Breaks Tomorrow for New St Mark Methodist Church
Dirt will be broken tomorrow at 8 o'clock on the Peach tree and Fifth streets site for the new St Mark Methodist church. Prominent Atlanta Methodists will attend a ceremony including prayers, readings, addresses by Bishop Warren A. Candler and others, and a dirt breaking to mark construction start. The project, by Donaldson & Pearson, aims for a six month first story and ten month full completion, with the stone edifice costing 550,000 to 560,000 and designed by W. F. Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark Methodist Church
Peachtree
Fifth Streets
R. J. Bigham
C. P. Byrd
Warren A. Candler
Hoke Smith
Alonzo Monk
W. L. Peel
Atlanta Methodists
Donaldson &Pearson
North Avenue
Merritts Avenue
W. F. Denny
Gt Mark Methodist Church
Hendrix and Galloway
Monk
Spyers Death Case Stirs Atlanta Woman’s Denial
Mayme Holland, linked to Marc J. Spyers, declares she never encouraged him and knew nothing of his actions. Dispatches report Spyers died by his own hand after a troubling, remorseful period following a wife’s letter. The case threads through Columbus and New York with attributions about Mrs Emmette and a damaged city charter dispute in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Marc J. Spyers
New York
the Constitution
Mayme Holland
Spyera
Charleston
D. C
Spyers
Miss Holland
Lithia Water Company
Seventeenth Street
Haseen
Central ‘Hotel
Willam H. Smith
Emmette
Columbus
Prominent St Paul Woman Praises Postum Over Coffee
A St Paul woman declares coffee caused sleeplessness and heart palpitations and credits Postum Coffee with better sleep, renewed strength, and improved health. She notes some prefer coffee flavor, but urges quitting coffee if health concerns arise and replacing it with Postum Food Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Georgia Tech gains $20000 for improved laboratories
Georgia School of Technology receives 20000 for laboratory equipment and 200000 pledged by friends and the general education board to fund improvements. Captain Hall announces the donations after diplomas are given, and Chancellor Hill notes Washington and Lee University awarded Hall a doctor of laws. Commencement closes with speeches on technical training and future careers.
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Georgia School of Technology
Lyman Hall
General Educational Board
Captain Hall
George W. Adair
Forrest Adair
J. M. Alexander
J. A. Almond
M. Amorous
W.W. P. Andrews
William Armitage
W- Z. Ashford
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta Journal
George H. Crafts
George G. Crawford
Davis & Freeman
Davison- Paxon-Stokes Company
L. DeGive
Dobbs & Wey
J. G Hagan
Eiseman Bros
Elkin-Watson Drug Company
M. R Emmons
J. W. English
J. W. Engish, Jr
Excelator Laundry
Friend
J. L. Gatins
E. 8. Gay
J W. Grant
A. V Gude
A. Haas
J. C. Hallman
W. M. Harris
Hampton
George W. Tarrison
J. BE. Hickey
George P. Hinman
C. W. Hunnicutt
Hugh Inman
W .P. Inman
M. M. Jackson
Joseph Jacobs
C. J. Kamper
Keely Company
Kellam & Moore
Walter M. Kelly
King Hardware Company
W. H. Kiser
E. C. Konis
Maler & Berkele
Massee-Felton Lumber Company
Macon
James McGowan
Augusta
John A. Miller
W. K. Mower
Murphy & Co
George Muse Clothing Company
J. van Holt Nash
Stafford Nash
Neal Loan and Banking Company
George Nelson
B. P. O'Neill
H. Schlesinger
B. W. Seawell
R. P. Sheddon
Harry Silverman
J. B. Sherard
A. Skalowski
Southern Belting Company
Samuel Spencer
H. Stearns
A. B. Steele
A. Steiner
James Swann
Cramer Swords
C. D. Terrell
J. E. Thornton
Lee Thornton
P. C. Turner
HB. van Winkle
E. R. Whitney
President Hall
Wurm
Theron Rice
Hall
Richard H. Edwards
South
Edwards
Turner
University of Georgia
Georgia
School of Technology
Atlanta
Frankling College
Normal School
Athens
Industrial College
Milledgeville
Military and Industrial College
Dahloneza
Ning
Congressman Everett
Everett
Tech
Greece
Rome
Hil
Harl
T. M. Thomson
H. B. Wey
R. B. Merry
R. L. Hicks
M. T. Hochstrasser
EK. W. Klein
H. L. Strickland
J. B
P. K. McKenney
McDonald Lawrence
New England Manufacturers’ Association
DP. D. Towers
Tech. A
Drill for Medal Tonight at Lakewood by Fifth Regiment
Tonight at 8 30 o clock the annual regimental prize drill under the Atlanta Rifles will take place at Lakewood. Eleven companies of the Fifth Georgia state troops compete with Captain H L Anderson commanding and Captain W A Shearer leading Company M holding the current medal. Judges are Captain Devore and two post McPherson assistants. A cake walk follows with a special orchestra providing music for dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Atlanta Rifles
H. L. Anderson
Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Cartersville
Newnan
Devore
Twenty-third Infantry
United States Army
McPherson
W. A. Shearer
Cotton Broker George H. Auchmuty Dies by Self-Destruction
New Orleans reports prominent cotton broker George H. Auchmuty killed himself this afternoon by a pistol shot to the temple in his office, death instantaneous. He was a native of Scotland and had suffered losses in speculation. The piece notes broader land and mineral contest implications on Fort Hall reservations sparked by the Scot settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Hall
School of Technology
New Orleans
George H. Auchmuty
Mr. Auchmuty
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Maier & Berkele
Whitehall Street
WNP
Perrahphiye
Suns
Texas Court of Appeals
Waco
Visi
Tors
Richard B. Edmonds
Baltimore
Hostetter
Fulton County
Title Guarantee & Trust CO
Empire Building
Astoria
Fort Hall
Hirsch Bros
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Moncrief Plumbing & Tining CO
Aiadison and Mitchell Sts
Dorothy Vernon
Leopard Spots
Bargeground
Hearts Courage
Cole
Nanager
Publication Society
Whitehall St
Atinota, Go
Anon
North
Forsyth
Peters St
Savannah
Fede J. Gooledge
Bi Bro
W. Mitchell St
Atlanta, Ga
J. H. Schroeter & Bro
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Assaws
Sini Sot
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