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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
6
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Gulf Refining company files a suit in Fulton superior court challenging the state inspection fee law as unconstitutional. The case, tied to the Texas Oil Company matter, seeks to halt fees and potential withholdings, with Standard Oil reportedly preparing similar action.
A large barn on W. C. Maddox’s plantation near Juliette Georgia burned this week. Three fine cows were killed. The fire origin remains unknown.
Dr James Francis Bullinan of Bellevue Outdoor Dept explains iron deficiency weakens body and mind. He warns iron quality matters and promotes organic Nuxated Iron as a concentrated alternative to raw metallic iron. Over 4,000,000 users, money back guarantee, available at Jacobs' Pharmacies and other drug stores.
At a three day session the South Atlanta Methodist conference endorsed resolutions denouncing intemperance and especially drinking at dances. Over 150 delegates attended. The gathering, led by Bishop Warren A. Candler, named delegates to the North Georgia annual conference and district conference venues. Licenses to preach were extended and several men recommended for admission to ministry at the next district meeting.
Lee Holleman, president of the People's Bank of Anderson and former state bank examiner, shot himself in his garage office in Anderson South Carolina. A note to his wife blamed financial worries. Officials say the bank is solvent but will not open tomorrow. A state bank examiner was summoned from Columbia.
Ninety delegates attended the semiannual meeting at the Labor Temple 112 Trinity avenue where Walter C. Carraway was re elected president for the fourth time. James G. Valentino of the Georgia Federation of Labor gave the main address. A resolution asked Secretary of Labor James J. Davis to aid in locating a home in Atlanta for aged Loyal Order of Moose members.
In Fitzgerald Georgia on June 22 special report cases against Oscar Armstrong and Joe Jackson, Negro strikers, accused of dynamiting a house housing Black strike breakers for the A B and A railroad, were dismissed at a commitment hearing before Judge D P Adams. No testimony was offered by the defense. The charge against Jesse Davis, a white striker accused of aiming a pistol at a Black strike breaker, was also dismissed at the same hearing.
Mrs. Alice Lowe aged forty nine died Tuesday at a local hospital and is survived by daughter Miss Emily Lowe. Burt Ashford aged fifty two died Wednesday at his home on Gordon road and is survived by his wife, his mother Mrs. Dora Potter of Paris Texas, and sister Miss Josephine Ashford of Paris.
Sherman Texas and California linked Murphys and Murphys family deaths. Fred Murphy age nine dies at home on Hill Street Inman Yard. parents and siblings listed. Mrs W W Walker 71 dies Fayetteville Georgia with children in Atlanta and Fayetteville. Willis Breazeal Yopp 9 180 Oak Street dies at private hospital. family details given. Martha Grant 78 dies at Rolfe Johnson home Russellville. large Monroe county kin. Ed H Rockwell 47 dies Lumpkin at sister’s home. funeral in Baptist Cemetery.
John J. Wilkinson Lodge No. 43 F and A M meets June 23 1931 at 1 30 pm at its temple corner Bellwond Ave and Ashby St. Grand Master Charles E Bass to lecture on the Master degree. Visiting Brethren invited. Siles Lodge No .
Funeral notices for Willis B. Yopp Wesley H. Grogan William E. Hulsey and Master Fred Murphy Jr list services today and tomorrow with pastors reverends officiating. Interments planned at West View Oakland North View and South Bend cemeteries with pallbearers named.
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