Lanier Trial Opens Over Death Of Baby in Waycross
In Ware superior court Mrs. W. C. Lanier goes on trial for the death of her infant amid testimony that marks on the baby's neck and lips point to a violent death. Dr. J. H. Lattimer said the infant was normal at birth and later showed fatal injuries. The courtroom is crowded as jurors are seated and spectators observe the proceedings.
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Waycross
W. C. Lanier
Aatir
J. H. Lattimer
Lanier
Hody
Ahs
J. Johnson
Tebean Street
Laniers
Anril
Ana
J. D. Gibson
Ww. H Goldwin
John Walker
E. I. Bennette
J. Robert Odum
J. B Pridgen
Richard L. Singleton
Ats Guilford
Charles E. Philitps
Mrs Armor to Speak on Saloonless Nation at Church
Mrs Mary Harris Armor will address the First Methodist church at 8 tonight on A Saloonless Nation and Why. She returns to Atlanta after a nationwide tour crossing twenty eight states with enthusiastic reception. A musical program featuring Misa Lurfle Dennis will precede and follow the lecture.
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Mary Harris Armor
First Methodist Church
ELOPERS TAKE PREACHER WITH THEM IN MACHINE
Harlem Ga June 23 Special Harlem was taken by surprise this afternoon when George P King Jr and Mary McCord eloped in an automobile and led Reverend J W Twiggs to Appling county seat where they were married The groom is son of Dr George P King of Harlem and a young man of sterling qualities The bride is daughter of Captain J B McCord and niece of Mrs Joseph M Brown.
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Harlem
George P. King, Jr
Mary McCord
J. W. Twiggs
Appling
Mr. King
George P. King
Warlem
Miss McCord
J. B. McCord
Joseyph M. Brown
Atlanta Militia Shines at Camp Brown Georgia
Special report from St Simons Island June 23 covers Camp Brown activity of the Georgia militia Second Squadron Troops L and others arrive for fatigue duty inspections praise for the model tent and well run camp Lieutenant MecCabe Inspector Instructor notes targets for pistol practice and Lt Wilson in charge Adjutant General Nash expected to visit midweek Tuesday maneuvers planned with blank cartridges and small scale sham battles Major Seamans praises conduct and readiness despite late equipment arrival. drills to start after supplies arrive
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Ogle Grice
Horse Guard
Camp Brown
St. Simons Island
s#auadron
E. R. W. MecCabe
Cavalry
National Guard
Georgia
W. J. Nolan
A. Jones
W. Rhodes
G. E. Govan
F. Hunt
Street
A. McD. Wilson
Atlanta
Wilson
Nash
J. van Halt Nash
Seamans
Squadron of
Majtar Seamans
Class of 1908 Hs grads Four Benedicts and Seven Lawyers
Durand hosts the fifth anniversary gathering of the Boys High School class of 1908. Of 48 graduates, four married, seven became lawyers after Atlanta Law School, eight graduated from college, and over two dozen achieved notable business success in Atlanta. Committee members include Milner, Bedinger, Candler, Carpenter, and Osborne.
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Durand
Danquel
W. Day
Carpenter
Atlanta Law School
Yam F. Buchanan
Edward Clarkson
George G. Osborne
James Na
al Yalovitz
Qwen Slate
W. ©. Carpenter
Atlanta
Willig Milner
H. G. Bedinger
Willan Candler
Paul Carpenter
Georg Osborne
Officers Named by Dental Surgeons
The Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons met in Carnegie Muracy ast Friday night and elected officers and board members. President Dr T P Hinman. vice president Dr W B Lambright. secretary Dr Thad Morrison. treasurer Dr Delos Hil. member Dr Sam Silverman. Executive board terms assigned to Dr M D Huff one year, Dr Claud M Hughes two years, Dr C Edward Buchanan three years.
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Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons
Carnegie Muracy
T. P. Hinman
W.B. Lambright
Thad Morrison
Delos Hil
Sam Silverman
Nbrazian
M. D. Huff
Claud M. Hughes
Pr. C. Edward Buchanan
Mayor Will Not Oppose Crematory Contract Completion
Mayor James G Woodward stated he will offer no further opposition to finishing the $260000 crematory. He will study the contract by Assistant City Attorney Elis and seek a Tuesday afternoon vote to call a special council meeting. The mayor favors Elis’s contract and demands safeguards against delays and noncompliance by the Destructor Company. The court ruling invalidated the old $276800 contract, work continues with the Destructor in possession, while court threats of contempt loom over city officials resisting the ruling.
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James G. Woodward
W. D. Eilis
Elis
Nonc
Destructor Company
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Messrs. Evins & Spence
Destructor Coompany
C. P.goree
Goree
Pendleton
W- D. Dowd
P. D. Canham
James L. Mayson
Claude I. Ashley
Board of Health
Harwell
J. H. Harwell
Couneil
Aldermanic Board
Woodward
Council
Dowd
Destructor
Judge Newman Busy On 70th Birthday Hearing
Judge William T. Newman of Atlanta, age seventy, presided in the U S District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on his birthday. Telegrams of congratulations arrived as local lawyers noted the occasion, a veteran Confederate veteran who lost an arm in the Civil War and later served as Atlanta city attorney before his 1880s appointment by President Cleveland.
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William T. Newman
Atlanta
United States Court
Northern District of Georgia
Judea Newman
Testrap
Tennessee
Newman
United States
Georgia
Cleveland
Help Sought for Family of Deputy Dave Yancey
An appeal remains active for the family of Deputy Dave Yancey who was killed by a thief. About $1,000 has been raised, $900 needed to cover the mortgage on the tiny home Yancey bought. The widow and six children face hardship with their oldest daughter Lois hospitalized. A charity ball at the Owls club Friday aims to raise three to four hundred dollars more, with tickets 25 cents from N A Garner or D Lo Goodlin Jr or from Marry FE Latham at city solicitor offices.
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Dave Yancey
Yancey
Lois
Owls Club
N. A. Garner
D. Lo Goodlin, Jr
Hugh Dorsey
Marry FE. Latham
Lowry Arngid
Tho Shot Three Times He Chased Assailant
In Tampa Florida on June 24 Nason Revelle fired a revolver at John Palmer wounding him three times. Palmer chased Revalis with a pocket knife down the road until exhaustion halted the pursuit. Family troubles and unhappy relations tied to a prominent state capital family are noted.
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Tampa
Fla
Enon
Church
Tallawassee
Nason Revelle
John Palmer
Palmer
Revalis
Widow of Eating House King Dies in Leavenworth
Barbara Harvey widow of Fred Harvey founder of railroad eating houses in the west and southwest died at her Leavenworth home at age 71. The obituary notes her husband’s pioneering restaurant empire and her role in its early years.
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King
Leavenworth
Kan
Jane
Barbara Harvey
Fred Harvey
8000 Garment Workers Plan 48-Hour Week In Cincinnati
At a joint meeting in Cincinnati on June 23, about 5000 garment workers decided to reject manufacturers 60-hour offer and demand a 48-hour work week. George Sudor, chairman, denied I W W influence and said all plants would be picketed.
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Cincinnati
Georga Sudor
Road From East Lake To Atlanta Planned
A meeting of the West DeKalb Road Improvement group is set for Friday night at an unspecified hour in Kirkwood to discuss a direct road from the East Lake vicinity to Atlanta. Attendees will review recent Boulevard Drive improvements and plans to extend work west into Atlanta and east into DeKalb.
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Kirkwood
Fast Lake
Atlanta
DeKalb
Morrison denies suicide in morphine poisoning incident
Cleve Morrison, rushed to Grady hospital Saturday night after morphine poisoning, told a Constitution reporter Monday the drug was taken by accident not with suicidal intent. He said he mistook the bottle for harmless salts and had no reason to end his life.
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Cleve Morrison
Grady Hospital
Constitution
Death of Haltiwanger Brings Deep Regret in Atlanta
News of A. J. Haltiwanger death in Rome, Georgia, last Sunday reaches Atlanta business circles with profound regret. Survived by his wife and several children, he rose from office manager to expert accountant and served major southern firms. Friends recall his brilliance and extensive professional network. His body was sent to Gukiana cemetery for interment after arrival.
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A. J. Halliwanger
Rome
Atlanta
Georgia
A. J. Haltiwanger
Gartier
Atlante National Bank
Haltiwanger
Crane, Boylston & Co
Decatur and
Pryor
South
Hiattwanger
Gi Mons Fay
Gukiana
Or & I Hughes
First National Bank 4
John Tullis
Tullis Hardware Company
Mongomery
Ala
Albert Haltiwanger
Arthur Haltiwanger
Sarah Pickens
Goveernor Pickens
South Carolina
Women Ban Mulberry Trees In Manhattan City Ordinance
Manhattan Kan June 23 The city commission passed an ordinance requiring all mulberry trees in the city to be grubbed cut and burned because ripe fruit dropped on sidewalks and discolored women’s skirts.
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Manhattan
Kan
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