Supreme Court sets Georgia precedent over city license rules
The Georgia Supreme Court reversed Fulton County Judge Ellis on Pefinis v. City of Atlanta, ruling city councils cannot revoke a lawful license or block a lawful tobacconist lunch business. Plaintiffs were represented by Cam D. Dorsey and Hugh M. Dorsey. Atlanta was defended by city attorneys Me Mayen Hill.
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Detectives Arrest Couple Linked to Blind Tiger Ring
Rome Ga March 11 Special Deputy Sheriffs Byars and Jones captured Jerry William and his wife, two African Americans, on charges of operating a blind tiger. Evidence shows the pair ran a still at their home near the Rome furnace, continuing a local illicit liquor business.
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Sergeant Roberts Faces Suspension Amid Police Shake Up
Police chief charges Sergeant Roberts with neglect of duty for allowing a prisoner to send a note to his wife during a house search, while Detective Sergeant Sanford may be reinstated. The police board denies politics in the case, asserting the matter stems from within the department and that Chief Jennings initiated the action.
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Grape Nuts Breakfast Helped A Stenographer Gain Vigor
A Washington girl describes improving mornings after swapping heavy breakfasts for Grape Nuts and milk. She details slumber, fatigue, and dull work turning into vitality and keener energy within two weeks, crediting Postum Co. as the sponsor and noting other letters with similar experiences.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
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Wellville
Unrest in City Police Board Over Newport Lanford FactionTies
Reports of factional control clash with calls to reinstate Sergeant Newport Lanford after being turned down by the English faction. Mason faction claims misconduct and vows reinstatement while Sergeant Roberts defends his duty and awaits board action. The public watches for moves on Roberts and a potential reappointment of Lanford amid broader political shakeups.
Split in N Church Over Writs Turns Into Legal Clash
In Knoxville March 11 warrants were sworn out for assault and battery after a dispute at Zion Lutheran Church in the twenty first district. Preacher J Miler of Park City acted as magistrate and issued warrants against McCammon and over half a dozen members who allegedly forced him out. All cases waived to court as tensions flare over sanctification and voting rights within competing church factions.
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Haunt of Cleveland Sold in Princeton Farm Sale
The two mile from Princeton farm, once a favorite hunting ground of the late G Cleveland, was sold to David W Pickart of New York. The buyer plans extensive improvements and preserves the woodland where Cleveland hunted rabbits regularly.
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Indicted for Murder in Georgia Killing Case
Three men James Olsen H S S Houston and Carl Sturvenella were indicted for the murder of Fred Anderson whose body was found off Cumberland Island. The charge states Anderson was shot aboard a gasoline launch during a trip from Fernandina to Brunswick and his body thrown into the sea. Officer kills Negro in Savannah. Patrolman Walter Fleming shot and killed Hen Davis at Union Passenger Station after Davis seized the officer's club. Ruth McPherson, age 102, dies in Dea Mole Virginia, born 1807. Duchess de la Rochefaucauld loses son aged Francis, 19, after six weeks of meningitis.
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St Marys
James Osen
H. S&s Houston
Carl Sturrenvella
Aea
Cumberland Island
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Abott
Fernandina
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Brunswick
Hiody
Savannah
Welter Fleming
Hen Davis
Hemierson
Union Paes
Dea Mole
Ruth McPherson
Virginia
Louisville Coliseum Fire Destroys Major Complex
The Louisville Coliseum in Louisville Kentucky was gutted by fire. Estimated losses run into the hundreds of thousands with two firemen injured by falling beams. The building housed a skating rink pool showers and dressing rooms and had hosted political figures and planned concerts. Funeral notices follow in Macon Georgia with several local names listed.
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Louisvilla
Cortson
Riley
Jacob Késte
Augustus Be, Willson
Taft
Conductor fainted from terrible stomach pain
Nicholas Gluckman once a Brooklyn Elevated conductor describes severe stomach trouble that forced quitting work after failed surgeries. He credits Cooper's New Discovery for rapid relief, regaining strength in two months, with headaches and gas fading, and urges others with stomach issues to try the remedy. free literature offered.
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Brooklyn
Havemeyer
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Casper
Dayton
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