Wife throws kisses at street car man in divorce case
The petition shows W M Crabtree answers with a simple plea that his wife’s infatuation for a street car man led to kisses aimed at him when passing the house. He claims no real grounds for divorce and cites his mother in law as a problem, asserting his wife did little cooking and only sent canned goods. Meanwhile other cases include the Goudruen Tadaces Company vs Potts Thompson over £35,000 rent for the Calder building lease dating from before prohibition, and several other divorce actions, a bid for an injunction concerning a city tuberculosis sanitarium, and theft of a trunk in a criminal case.
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W.M. Crabtree
Mra Chartle Crabtree
George L Bell
Goudruen Tadaces
Egain
Potts-Thompson Liquor Company
Calder
Edgewood Avenue
Peachtres Street
Tra Waloon
Attacks Stakeholder Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Edward B Cowan broker faced Judge Nash Broyles in the pelle court yesterday for disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance at Kivemyn Bros. store on Whitehall. He allegedly insulted H Kiser, pulled a pocketknife, and was placed under arrest following a patrolman’s intervention. Cowan received a $100 fine plus costs.
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Edward B Cowan
Nash Broyles
Pelle
Cowan
Kivemyn Bros
Whitehall Siest
H. Kiser
Kiser
Salis
The
Atore
Balte Thera
Sela
Bin
Underwood Typewriters for Rent at 52 N Broad St
Members of the Etoys' Allen schools graduating class of 1907 plan a banquet and reunion. A meeting is urged for Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the YMCA hall to decide plans for the event.
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Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
Boys’ High School
Danqguet
Tne
Etoys' Alen
Young Men's Christian Association
Diamonds Help You Succeed Diamonds Help You Succeed
Advertisement urging use of diamonds to project prosperity and success. Claims prices rise 10 to 17.5 percent annually and offers catalogues with selections sent on approval. Mentions Whitenace St and an established date.
Industrial College Planned Near Sparta Georgia
Ingraham a noted negro educator plans Sparta Agricultural and Industrial Institute near Sparta Georgia to be financed mainly by northern contributors. He spoke in the city arranging to present the plan to prominent educational philanthropists. Endorsements come from Judge Horace M Holder Attorney A W Stephens John D Walker Senator W H Burwell and others.
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Ingraham
Sparta
Rome
Sparta Agricultural and Industrial Institute
Horace M Holder
Supreme Court
A. W. Stephens
Atlanta
John D. Walker
W. H Burwell
Committee to Meet on Circuit Revision
The joint legislative committee appointed last summer to study judicial circuit reorganization will hold its final session at the capitol at 10 o clock this morning. Delays arose as interested parties requested hearings, but action is postponed until today. The report will propose changes to superior court rules to ease overworked judges and raise workloads for others, with submission to the legislature by week end.
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Capitol
Sahora
Superior Court
Tax Notice From Armistead Tax Receiver
Tax receiver T M Armistead urges immediate filing of state and county tax returns to avoid end of period delays. Public notice for local taxpayers.
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T. M. Armistead
Charge of Murder Against Mrs Streight
Houston, Texas June 20. A murder charge was filed against Mrs T F Streight of McGregor Texas by County Attorney Neff. Streight editor of The McGregor News was shot and killed by his wife in their home Saturday night as she claimed self defense from an alleged attack with a pistol.
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Texas
T. F. Streight
McGregor
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Cotton Seed Crushers Hold Georgia Convention
Tallulah Falls Ga June 20 The sixth annual convention of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia is in session with over 250 attendees. Presidents and speakers discuss high prices for cotton seed products and campaigns to promote feeding cotton seed meal to workstock. Dr E L Worsham warns the boll weevil will enter southwest Georgia within three years and notes ongoing efforts to combat it.
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Tallulah Fails
Bpecig
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
the Ledge
B. la Bond
Farmers’ Oil Wil
Royston
I. C Wade
Cornelia
W. H. Davin
Waynesboro
Wallace
Hae
State College of Agriculture
Soule
W. N. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Georgia Association
Texas
Legislative Committee
J. D. Prica Ty
R. B. Riley
Albany, Ga
E E. Dallis
E L. Worsham
Louisiana
Micalasippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia
W A. Reynolds
Charlotte
P McBurney
Committee On Arbitration
E. N. Nighbert
Gaitea States Department of Agriculture
Giant Lock Contract Awarded at Panama Canal
The contract for the giant lock of the Panama Canal was awarded today to a steel company from Pittsburgh. Their bid was seventy four thousand four hundred ten dollars, the lowest among four competitors.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Pittsburg
Wab
Sixteen Atlanta Law School graduates receive diplomas at the Grand
At the annual commencement in the Grand Opera House sixteen graduates of the Atlanta Law School class of 1910 received bachelor of laws diplomas. Honorary LL B was conferred on Hon. Arthur Gray Powell. Addressing guests, officers and faculty stressed the school’s two year program and readiness to admit graduates to the bar without exam.
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Atlanta Law School
Grand Opera House
Degras
Arion Club
Anylers
Arthur
Gray Powell
Court of Appeals
Aoan
Hamilton Douglas
Georgia
Atlanta Law Schol
Near Beer Restrictions and Licenses Placed Before City Council
City council items include a 18 to 4 vote approving four per cent alcohol as intoxicating, with ordinances adopted. Near beer licenses approved for several streets and venues. Horner’s petition sent back for further review. Several petitions denied, churches objecting to beer sales. An ordinance to bar sales of near beer to probationers referred to committees. Washington report notes northern states move through Senate as licenses and penalties outlined.
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Walraven
Baskin
Court of Appeals
Alderman Candler
Pomeroy
Pittman
Hancoak
Everett
Madder
Hagedale
Hilburn
Smith
Harrison
North Forsyth
West Hunter
Ivy
Madison Avenue
Marietta Street
West Mitchell
East Mitchell
Peachtree
Peters
South Pryor
North Pryor
Piedmont Avenue
Magnalla
McCord's
Georgia Railroad
Kimball House
Fort
Whitehall
Wall
Decatur Street
Marette Street
Madison
Roosevelt to stay active in campaign rumor stirs
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson says no private talk with former president Taft and denies speculation about Roosevelt retiring. He quips that Roosevelt, you know, won t stay quiet for long as political tension lingers after the homecoming. City salesmen excursion to Wrightsville Beach is listed for June 27 by Seaboard at five dollars.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Weahington
Wilson
Roosvelt
Taft
Roosevelt
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