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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
15
A historical note extols E G Willingham and Sons for tracing their lumber business history back thirty years with a record free from defects. The piece frames the firm as a model of stable growth and enduring policy, promising continued coverage.
The trustee in bankruptcy for Atlanta Buggy Company will sell all assets except accounts and receivables at public sale on April 16, 191% at 11 a.m. on the premises 50 Means Street Atlanta Georgia. The sale includes merchandise, buggy parts, wheels, axles, fixtures, trade marks and goodwill, machinery, real estate with described lot on Means Street, encumbered by $15 000 due June 23 1915, and all general stock. Separate bids will be taken before offering an entire package. bids subject to court confirmation. A 10 percent cash deposit required.
By order of Fulton County Court, sales will occur at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in April. A one third undivided interest in multiple Atlanta properties and alleys tied to G T Dodd and Hennie C Dodd is offered, including brick and wooden houses and surrounding rights of use. Proceeds go to pay debts. terms cash. Administrator Bennie C. Dodd supervises.
By order of the Court of Ordinary Muscogee County Georgia the sale takes place April 1 1912 at the northwest corner of Broad and Eleventh streets Columbus Georgia. The property in Manchester Georgia Lot No 169 Fourteenth District part of tract to be sold under supervision of J Walter Pease secretary of the Manchester Water Company.
Judge Keane in The Constitution argues Underwood defense of tariff reform and recall. Mississippi adjourns March 16 with no clear party choice. Judge Roane backs Underwood, cites Wilson as dangerous to the party, while Vardaman and Money pledge support. Roosevelt’s entry splits Republicans. Toledo Blade quip ends report.
An order from the Court of Ordinary of Fulton County sets a public sale before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in April. The sale covers the estate of E B H Billett, deceased, a tract of land in Fulton County described by lot lines and right of way, excluding certain items noted as year’s support and a thirty foot right of way.
The defense pushes for expert autopsy review as court delays to Wednesday to allow examination. In a dramatic session the state presents the organs of Elise Crawford in court, with Dr Duval declaring Billie Crawford died of morphine poisoning after inspecting the heart and other organs.
In Washington discussions between the postmaster and the registrar of deeds were said to have been reduced to writing and sent to John C. Black of the Civil Service Commission. Captain Donnell refused to discuss the matter and would not confirm or deny his presence in the post office during the alleged conversation. Postmaster McKey likewise declined to discuss, while Captain Henry Jackson and Walter Johnson denied campaign fund involvement. The Civil Service Commission recently distributed a poster warning against political activity dated March.
A March 13 fire in Sandersville destroyed the home of Colonel A. Evans owner Bk Scarborough. The fire company saved the front and framing. Damages run about 2000 dollars, fully insured, with most household effects saved.
The Supreme Court of Georgia heard and submitted cases including Bud Mitchel alias Smith v State from Harris Jack Shealy v State from Sumter Lucky Elliott v State from Maalten Henry Scott v State from Hrgan W P Whitaker v State from Cobb Adams Express Company v A P Moelli champ v Fulton Central Banke and Trust Corporation v State of Georgia from Fulton.
Court of Appeals of Georgia lists numerous cases from multiple counties including Cobb Greene Fulton Early Harlingen Tift Heren Tift Putnam Morgan Camden Bulloch Berrien and others. It references defendants such as J Z Carver Mose Barrow Dan Shaw Maafree Felton Gurmber Company W W Timmons and many more in civil and criminal proceedings including trustees versus Citizens Bank of Waynesboro and Beaboard Air Line Railway.
Willmington North Carolina March 18 News reaches the drowning of James Bragden a prosperous Wake county farmer who lost his life attempting to free his team from harness after they were swept into the Neuse river by floods near Lawrence bridge Bragden swam to the team cut one horse from the harness and worked to free another before exhaustion pulled him under two companions could not assist him.
Opelousas La March 14 Mrs Zee Runge McRee who is out on $5000 bail after a jury failed to reach a verdict last October in the murder case against Allen Garland in the McRee home will be tried again on March 25 Acting prosecutor E B Dubisson asked the court to summon a panel of 206 salesmen The first panel stood eight for conviction four for acquittal McRee is newly arrived in Texas.
Funeral notices printed for Mrs A B Brownlow Martha J PatrickGeorge H Woodson Jennie Blodgett and related relatives with times 1 2 30 pm at Union Depot West View private chapel and Bloomfield Burkett office arrangements pallbearers listed and transport details provided
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