Labor Protest Tonight Against Railroad Compensation Act
Preparatory meeting held in the superior court room where railroad trades representatives planned a protest for March 16 the railroad compensation bill. Speakers listed include T Ladson H O Teat Jerome Jones Robert Broyles and Karl Karston with others scheduled to speak.
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LABOR
Bea
Ubes
Superior
Frequastad
T ‘Ars
T. Ladson
H. O. Teat
Jerome Jones
Robert ‘Broyles
Karl Karston
Violation of Sinaitic Law Charged to Sugar Magnates
New York March 12 government outlines its case against Washington B. Thomas chairman of the American Sugar Refining Company and three others on trial for Sherman anti trust violations. Prosecutor Wise says the defendants control 75 percent of the sugar industry and details a 1903 maneuver with the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company. Testimony includes loan arrangements, stock transfers, and exchanges from 1902 to 1909 as evidence in a case billed as extraordinary.
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New York
Washington B. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
John E. Parsons
Feredal
Mosses
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Wise
Pennsylvania Company
James E. Freeman
Kissel
Adolph Segal
Sait
Joan
Freeman
American
New Jersey
Correct Grades Weights Prices On Diamonds
Our large buying volume lets us deal directly with cutters, cutting middleman costs and saving customers 10 to 15 percent. A diamond classifier of 25 years personally grades each stone using standard classifications, with weights and grades on plain English tags. We ship on approval and offer monthly payments, plus booklets detailing lowest net prices and selling methods.
Athens Girl Louise Harris Disappears, Parents Seek Clues
Athens March 12. Louise Harris a 16 year old girl vanished from her home after leaving to visit a local dentist. Parents are heartbroken as a trail from Athens leads to an unresolved search.
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Athens
Louise Harris
Louish Narris
Atlanta girl vanishes after buying Cartersville ticket
Thomas and Mrs Harris fear harm to their daughter after she bought a train ticket to Cartersville and vanished. The girl had recently received letters from Guy Cowden, a local youth with prior police attention. Authorities fear Cowden may be involved in the disappearance, though the letters showed no explicit elopement plans.
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Atlanta
Cartersville
Thomas Harris
Nantahala Avenue
Guy Cowden
Cowden
Everywoman and Courtiers Shine in Grand Forsyth Theaters
The Grand presents Everywoman drawing wide notice for novelty and beauty while Forsyth features the Courtiers by Rolte, a polished act with fine singing and instrumental skill. Breen remains a standout monologue act, and Work and Over deliver strong acrobatics with high energy throughout the performance.
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Keith
Forsyth
Breen
Ward and Vokes Bring The Trouble Makers To Lyric
Ward and Vokes, familiar to Atlanta theatergoers, debut a new musical comedy at the Lyric this week. Lacey Daly shines as the principled foil, with a strong company, bright costumes, and witty tunes promising lively entertainment for fans of lighthearted asks and songs.
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Lyric
Ward
Vokes
Atlanta
Theater Scere
Lacey Daly
Igag
Frank McIntyre in Snobs at the Atlanta
Peculiar interest attaches to the far act of Snob, the New York and Chicago success, which will bring Frank McIntyre to this city Thursday evening for a three day engagement at the Atlanta. The act features intricate staging with scene changes and metropol itan opera house backdrops.
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Frank McIntyre
Atlanta
New York
Penland death and local obituaries in Roswell area
Roswell resident M Penland died Monday after an illness of two days at his home leaving a wife and children. The funeral was held Tuesday at the city cemetery. Eugenia Perdue of Macon died after three weeks ill. services set for Barnesville. Joseph A Sylvester died in a private sanitarium and will be buried in Eufaula. Willam D Jenks, 62, died in a private sanatorium with funeral plans to Duluth. Lucien A Thompson, 18, son of Mr and Mrs W A Thompson, died yesterday. funeral at St Pauls Church and interment at West View.
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M.penland
Roswell
Maren
Enland
Marion Penland
Harola
Hoyt
Penland
J. A.perdue
Macon
Eugenia Perdue
J. A. Perdue
Plum Street
Sandersville
Fifth Baptist Church
Barnesville
Joseph A. Sylvester
Eufaula
Ala
Willam D. Jenks
Bloomfield-Burkett Undertaking Establishment
Duluth
Lucien A. Thompson
Lucien A
Mars
W. A. Thompson
Woodward Avenue
St. Paul's Church
West View
Dying Child Leoni Lyon Succumbs to Pneumonia
After a brief illness the five year old Leoni Lyon daughter of Mr and Mrs H D Lyon died at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning from pneumonia. The funeral will be held this morning at 4 o'clock from Greenberg Bond Co chapel.
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Leoni Lyon
H. D. Lyon
Greenberg & Bond Co
Death of Fred L. Morgan at private sanatorium
Fred L. Morgan aged 27 of 1245 Marietta street died yesterday morning in a private sanatorium. He is survived by his father F. S. Morgan and two brothers. Funeral planned for this afternoon at 2 in Patterson's chapel with burial in Antioch.
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Fred L. Morgan
Fred S. Morgan
Marietta Street
F. S. Morgan
Patterson's Chapel
Antioch
M A Knott of McDonough Dies After Illness
Mark A Knott 60 died at his home in McDonough Ga after lingering illness from cancer. Survived by wife, brother George Knott of Atlanta, sisters Miss Emma Knott and Miss Mattie Knott of Atlanta, and mother Mrs Lucy Knott of Atlanta. Funeral and interment Wednesday at 3 PM here.
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M. A. Knott
McDonough
Mark A. Knott
George Knott
Atlanta
Emma Knott
Mattie Knott
Lucy Knott
Every Night Express to South Georgia from Union Station
The South Georgia train of the ABR A leaves for all points in south Georgia daily at 10 15 p m Sleepers to Thomasville and Waycross are available with occupancy starting at Union Station at 9 00 p m This line touts the best route and urges passengers to try it.
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South Georgian
South Georgia
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Station
Involuntary Bankruptcies and Local Notices in McDonough and Atlanta
Involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed against the Walker-Bowden Company of McDonough, Henry County, with Atlanta firms Meador-Cauthorn, Rice-Hutchins, and Floyd-Lehman named as creditors. John M. Sinton was awarded 2500 dollars for his work as special master in related litigation. A Tenth Ward Club meeting is set for March 14 at 3:30 PM at 248 Stewart Avenue, and Miss Imogene Butler wed Mr J S. Askin at 124 Mangum Street with Rev. A Ward officiating.
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United States
Walker- Bowden Company
McDonough
Henry County
Hare Meador-Cauthorn Company
Rice-Hutchines Atlanta Company
Floyd-Lehman Company
Atlanta
John Sinton
Federal District Court
John M. Sinton
Stromberg- Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company
Rochester
N. C
C. Jerome Simmons
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Newman
Tenth Ward
Tenth Ward Club
T. B. Rice
Stewart Avenue
Early Start Nominating Campaign Fueled by Prizes
Letters flood the campaign manager with requests for receipt books and information as The Constitution launches a vigorous circulation drive. Nominations pour in from city and district candidates amid plans for forty prizes valued at 26,000 including two six cylinder Mitchell cars and nine Grafonda sets. Campaign Department offers guidance from 9 am to 9 pm at 30 West Alabama Street with contact numbers Bell Main 2949 and Atlanta 1362.
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Ita
Atlanta
Dilatricta
Ust
Mitchell
Fulton
DeKalb
Phillips & Crew Company
Constitution
Constitution Building
West Alabama Street
Bell
Main
Killed by Ex Husband Before Her Children
In Louisville on March 12 Mrs Rebecca Franks 32 was shot to death by her former husband Clinton McCarthy at her home in the presence of her three children who watched in terror. McCarthy had asked her to return to him and fired five shots, two hitting her. he was arrested.
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Louisville
Rebecca Franks
Clinton McCarthy
McCarthy
Dr Broughton Honored by Tabernacle Staff Banquet
Dr Len G Broughton hailed as physician first by the Tabernacle infirmary staff at a farewell banquet at the Georgian Terrace prior to his departure for England to lead Christchurch, London. About forty guests attended as Dr George M Niles hosted a series of toasts honoring the retiring minister and his long ministry in New York city.
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Tam
Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Infirmary
Georgian Terrace
Dr. Broughton
England
Christchurch
London
George M. Niles
New York City
Dr. MacArthur
Baptist Tabernaclle
KK. G. Jones
Br. E. C. Daylsweet
R. BR. Me
S. C. Calloway
The
Atlanta Baptista
C. W. Dante
Georgia Baptist Conception
B. J. W. Graham
Baptists of the World
R. 3. MacArthur
Len G. Broughtan
Negro arrested for Ingleside fire near Decatur Georgia
A Black man was arrested in Decatur on March 12 for starting a destructive fire at the plantation of his employer Mr. Carter near Ingleside last Sunday night. The blaze consumed barns stables and outhouses killing six cows and several horses and mules. He reportedly confessed implicating two white men.
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Decatur
Carter
Ingleside
Norwood
Lee Peters
M. Swann
Tied Horses on Track for the Train to Kill
Knoxville, Tenn March 1 Fred Carter was sentenced to a three year penitentiary term in criminal court after conviction for placing obstruction on the Southern Railway track. Evidence showed he sought damages after two horses were killed and the railroad paid double their value. Carter denied the charge, but railroad detectives built a strong case leading to the verdict.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Carter
Southern Railway Company
Southern masters Scholarships Georgia plan by railroad
Southermasters Georgia March notes detail discussions between MV Richards Southern Railway industrial agent and President A M Soule of the State College of Agriculture about scholarships for boys along railway lines. A formal prize scholarship announcement will be issued from Washington.
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Southermasters
Athens
MV. Richards
Landnd
Southern Railway
Weanington
Southern Field
A M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Washington
Gainesville News Sketches and Local Changes
Neady items from Gainesville and surrounding counties cover political and business figures. Col Dunlap praised for public service, Amesville chamber banquet planned with toastmasters and civic leaders, new railroad agents named in Gainesville, Dr Remsen at University of Georgia event, J J Robinson Jr celebrated for probate judge victory, Lumpkin County primary scheduled with vote ethics pledge, Lumpkin road plans and county highway talk, and J E Chadwick retires after 25 years as Montgomery mayor.
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Dunlap
Georgia
Georgia Bureau of Industries and Immigration
Gainesville National Bank
Gainesville
Lumpkin
Dahlonega
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss After Meals
An advertisement claims Marmola tablets convert meals into necessary nourishment and rapidly remove fat. It asserts fat reduction at 12 to 15 ounces daily with no sagging skin, urging readers to buy via local druggists or mail order from The Marmola Co of Detroit for 75 cents per case.
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Marmola Co
Farmer Building
Detroit
Mich
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