Wright Sworn Judge of Rome Superior Court
Judge Wright was sworn in by Governor Terrell as judge of the Rome circuit superior court to take office April 1. He succeeds Judge W. M Henry, who resigns April 1, and Wright previously served as solicitor general. The dispatch notes related appointments, conventions, and tax cases involving Georgia and railroads, with additional items on Memorial Day address and Burke county election.
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Terrell
Rome
Wright
Wel. Bunls
Floyd
Wil
Fas Dioses Wright
J. D Kilpatrick
Decatur
Atlanta
John ©. Hart
Central of Georgian Railway Company
Western Railway of Alabama
Georgia Company
Uempsin
Fulton Superior Court
Poullman
Blanchard
Louisiana
Georgia
Pullman Palace Car Company
W. A. Wright
John Gs. Candler
Supreme Court of Georgia
Prison Commission
Charles Driscol
Carroll County
Doriecoll
Henry Driscol
Justice Candler
Justee
Burke
Burke County
W. W. Candler
The Return of Sherlock Holmes Mystery
A fragmentary ad style blurb touts a renewed Sherlock Holmes tale titled The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Mentions a mysterious wizard and the famed detective solving intricate puzzles with aid. Cites a John M Miller Company address in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Sherlock Holmes
Ier
John M Miller
Marietta Street
Atlanta, Ga
Increased Power Asked In Dealing With Roads
The Georgia Railroad Commission urged new laws to empower it to enforce better passenger service, require prompt shipment, and compel railroads to build sidetracks and depots. It seeks mandamus and penalties to curb delays, with aims to prevent long waits at local stations and improve interchanges and safety for crews.
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Railroad Commission
Georgia
Erred
General Assembly
Mein Lee Ot
Mscoh
Commission
Ars
Taandamus
Mandamus
Tme
Reverend Walker Lewis Praises Lemon Wixir Remedy
Methodist minister Reverend Walker Lewis reports using Dr Mozley Lemon Wixir as a beneficial tonic and liver regulator. He notes favorable results and endorses its general health benefits based on personal experience.
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Walker Lewis
Subjects for Ministers Presbyterian Association Outlines Programme
The Presbyterian Ministers Association outlines Monday morning meetings starting March 20 with "Babylonia Civilization Exhibited in Recent Excavations as it Bears upon the Interpretation of Scripture" led by Rev. Dr. G. A. Beattie. March 27 features "The Present Revival" with Rev. L. B. Davis. April 3 has no topic as report day arrives. April 16 asks "How Should a Minister Spend Monday" to improve attendance.
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Presbyterian ‘Association
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Babylonia
G. A. Beattie
Fourth Presbyterian’ Church
LB. Davis
Ministers” Association
Unique suits filed in court in Atlanta sprawling docket
Edwin A Hardin a noted Atlanta dogman appeals a $50 verdict to the superior court claiming missteps in the justice court over a missing fox terrier owned by Joan W Matthews. He attacks the trial citing kennels Europe and a manager Swearenger who testified that 200 to 300 dogs were in his care and that the Matthews dog never escaped. The petition alleges the kennel had a six foot high wire fence and tight gates making escape unlikely. Separately a temporary injunction blocks SEB McDaniel from showing certain letters in a ball trover dispute with Mrs D W Haralson. Additional alimony petitions target J S Willis and H W Dent. Real estate transfers include a large Atlanta to Louisville rail deed and several smaller lot transfers.
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Edwin A Hardin
Atlanta
Dot
Justice Landrums Court
Justice Court
Europe
Swearenger
Matthews
Hardin
Dodd, Newman & Dold
Superior
Seb McDaniel
Mra
D. W. Haralson
Ball Trover
McDaniel
Edgar Latham
Prisoners Try to Free Themselves With Fire
Six prisoners confined at Huntsville county jail attempted to burn a pile of exkelator and kindling in their cell to gain liberty last night. The blaze was discovered by the guards and extinguished.
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Huntsville
Linoleum Manufacturers Agree To 19 20 Percent Price Increases
Leading linoleum firms in New York announce planned 19 percent rise for inlaid goods and 20 percent for printed goods. Effective on all wares manufactured after a future date, existing stock will be sold at old prices until March J.. after that, all sales to reflect new rates.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Wwauy
Ma. J
Charities Elect 24 Directors at Atlanta Open Meeting
A 24 member board will be elected by the Associated Charities of Atlanta at an open meeting in the Cornell chamber at 11 o clock tomorrow morning. The election marks the completion of the association’s organization as it grows toward a thousand members. Speakers include Clark Howell Colonel Jahn Temple Graves and Dr Grayland with a broad public invitation and special emphasis on women attendees. The charity canvass for members has been underway for days.
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Associated Charities of Atlanta
Cornell
Clark Howell
Jahn Temple Graves
D Or Gray
Lndies
Sunshine Likely as Atlanta Enjoys Mild Weather
Yesterday brought pleasant conditions with sunshine and a forecast for more today. Tourists arriving from Florida found the air invigorating while the 42 degree reading at the weather bureau hinted at a light frost that caused no damage.
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Florida
Atlanta
Weether Bureau
Weather Bureau
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Screven
M. J. Duggan
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Dublin
Tadiglah Falle
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Boykin Wright
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
LaGrange
Valdosta
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John D. Helmaken
Savannah
Alfred D. Harden
James M. Doyle
L, Pirot Infantry
Clarence P. Dunenberry
Maier
Rieiye
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Esterbrook's
Alex Dittier
Superior Court
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J H. Ellis
Allanta, Knoxville and Northern
Victor Smith
Jack J. Spalding
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Celia J. Gifford
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Ashby Street
Mostenge
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Mary K. Brovinhead
St. Hamlet
West End Avenue
Carrie Pittman
Hi. J. Hestley
Garibalat Street
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